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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-14
CANALEJAS ENT0MBED J
WITH HIGHEST H0NORs J.
King, Accompanied by Infants
of Spain, Follows Body to
Spanish Pantheon.

Madrid, Nov. 13-The body Of the Span
ish Premier. Jose Canalejas. was en-
tombed in The Spanish Pantheon this
afternoon with the highest national hon.
ors. The entire nation Is In mourning
and all civil life and business was sus-
pended In Madrid until after the cere-
mony.
King Alfonso, accompanied by Prince
Charles of Bourbon Sicilies and Prince
Ferdinand of Bavaria. Infants Of Spain,
walked behind the hearse from the Cham.
Der of Deputies TO the Pantheon. while
10000 persons stood with uncovered heads
in tribute to the dead Premier. The men,
bers Of the diplomatic corps and an
official from every department OF the
government attended the funeral.
The press OF all shades Of opinion. con-
dennis the assassination and lauds Senior
Canalejas as the finest type OF Spaniard.
who, in addition to being a great states
man, had devoted himself to the anchor
alton of the condition OF the poor. The
Republican press protests against the
assertion that the assassination repre-
scented an attempt to avenge the execu-
ton of Ferrer.
Manuel Pardinas, the assassin, died.
according 10 the police, without making
any statement. The exact motives for
the decd, therefore. remain mystery.
The Liberal cabinet will continue to
hold office under the temporary Presi-
dency of Marquis Manuel Garcia Pristo. I
Foreign Minister, for the present. at least
until the signature of the Moroccan
treaty with France. which should have
been completed to-day. Premier Poincare
Of France, however, telegraphed this
morning to the Spanish government 10
defer the matter until a more convenient
date.
The assassin, Manuel Pardinas. was q
man of distinguished appearance. He
had regular features, was smooth shaver
and had luminous eyes. When arrested
he had several manuscripts in his pocket.
One in cipher was inscribed on the outer
sheet The international confiagration."
Another was a thesis on THE anatomy
Of the human stomach" He also car
rled one of Flammarion's astronomical
books and the photograph Of a woman.
on which was written ITO my unfor-
gettable Manuel" -a
Pardinas worked at his trade as
painter in Tampa, Fla, for some time.
having gone there from Havana. He left
Tampa as recently as last January, and
is assumed TO have gone from there to
Buenos Ayres.
Tampa, Fla, Nov. l3.-Manuel Pardinas,
assassin OF Premier CanaleJas OF Spain.
worked here several months last winter
as a sign painter and decorator. Repre-
sentatives of several foreign governments
were warned at the time to watch NM
as he was known 10 have anarchisuc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-14
%. Altntat1 & On.
Smart Gowns, Wraps, Etc.

Smart Gowns, Wraps, Etc.
for Opera and Horse Show wear.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING GOWNS in the
newest styles and fabrics. Among these are
some Paris models and number of exclusive
designs from B. Altman & Co.'s own workrooms
FUR WRAPS AND COATS made of fine, spe-
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Matched muffs and neckpieces.
TAILOR-MADE SUITS in smart styles espe-
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JEWELED BANDEAUX, with and without
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MARyEX GLOVES. manufactured exclusively
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EVENING SLIPPERS, Carriage Boots and SILK
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-14

Tampa, Fla, Nov. l3.-Manuel Pardinas.
assas sin OF Premier Canalejas OF Spain.
worked here several months last winter
as a sign painter and decorator. Repre-
sentatives of several foreign governments
were warned at the time to watch him.
as he was known 10 have anarchists
tendercies Pardiaas was from Havana. =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-11

walchs sub. OF o. Is IL. Is. Ia and Is,
sub. OF the Van Dyke farm. y Ca 100
and go. between Gratiot and Mack ave-
nues.
TENDERS Sun.
Lots I TO ~ both inclusive. and lots
81 TO az both inclusive-Re-s Of
lenders sub OF part or II. G. 800, lying
between Mack and Gratiot avenues.
MISCELLANEOUS.
All that part OF y &. 10, as follows.
Commencing at the n. e. corner OF lot
2lO. OF the schwartz sub; thence My
1899 a. 70 s. line OF alley. :. OF Gratiot
avenue; thence sly (about 1883 ft.)
along 5. line OF alley TO point In n.
line OF said lot 2l0; thence e. along said
n line OF lot 2l0 (about s4.60 ft) 10
place OF beginning
All that part lying My OF the n. line
OF Warren avenue as opened, extending
MY 602.75 II also all that part lying
opened, extending sly 390.25 II. Of all
that part OF II. c. l5i, lying 2. OF and
adjoining Crane avenue. between 3. line
OF lot 81. Colauett's sub. and n. line or
lot s, Laderoot plat. except = ll0S.46 20
The ely $50 q OF all that part OF Il.
C 16, lying 8. OF and adjoining Gratlot
avenue. My OF and adjoining alley =
OF Gratiot avenue. and WY OF ana al
joining sheridan avenue.
The Common Council OF the CITY OF
Detroit having fixed and determined
that said district, herein above de-
scrIbed. is benefited by the opening or
Warren avenue, from Newland avenue
TO Cadillac avenue. where not already
opened, as a public street and highway
and having resolved that SS,SOS.Zi OF
the damages awarded by verdict OF
Jury In the Recorders Court or the CITY
OF Detroit I'm pursuance OF proceedings
under the provisions OF Act l24 OF the
Public Acts OF 1888. as amended. De
assessed upon the owners and occu-
pants OF the taxable real estate In
near as may be, TO the advantage wh,ch
each lot or parcel Is deemed 10 acquire
by such opening.
Notice IL hereby given. that an
assessment has been made upon all
the lots and premises included in
said district and liable TO be as
sessed for said Improvement under
the provisions OF said public act. and
that a roll OF said assessment Is now
completed and Will remain at the
Assessors Office, In the city or Detrolt,
for twelve days from the date or the
first publication OF this notice, that Is
from the date hereof until July ~. 1917
for the inspection OF all persons cor,
cerned therein; and that the Board OF
Assessors will meet on 18th day of July.
1912, at 10 o'clock A. M, at their otnce
in the City Hall and Will remain In ses,
sion between the hours OF 10 A. Nj. ana
70 NJ on said day. and during the same
hours. for three successive days there
after, to hear any person or persons &c
made, and to review and correct the
same, III correction thereof be founo
necessary. r.,eo,s
BY OSCAR b. MARX,
President.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-11
THE DETROIT TINES THURSDAY, JULY IL 1912.

I; lots II 10 80. both inclusive. block
3, lots 10 Is, both inclusive, block 3;
lots / 10 10, both inclusive, block 10
and lots az TO 81. both inclusive, block
1o-Albert Hesselbacher and Jos. :.
Nisger's sub. of lots &c e, inclusive.
OF II. T. Toms sub, OF that part OF l..
and between Mack and Shoemaker ave-
HOwRY's Sun.
Lots IS 10 SO, both inclusive: lot 81,
except Warren avenue as opened. lots
81 70 SO, both Inclusive; lots 1876 10
147 both inclusive, lot $50, except War
rem avenue as opened, lots ISL TO i65,
both inclusive; lots 3lS TO 33S, both in
elusive; lot Ss4 except Warren avenue
as opened, and lots 337 10 34s both ia
clusive-John H. and III. X. Howrys
sub. OF part OF T.. c. l5i
MACK AND CADILLAC-AyE. SUB.
Lots 10 10. both inclusive. and lots
s2 to III, both inclusiye-The Mack
and Cadillac-ave sub. OF lots 5. =, 10
and IL, OF NJ. II. Buffers sub. OF T.. c.
MICHEL's Sun.
Lots TO ~, both inclusive--Michers
sub. OF lot II and n, = Of lot Is r. cs.
Lots SO 10 104. both inclusive-Mich-
els sub. OF lot 10 and 5. ~ OF lot Is.
p. Cs. 100 and $40. Van Dyke farm.
PoTTEE's Sun.
Let's 20 10 50. both lnclusive-Pot-
ters sub OF part OF L. - SsV' = OF
Gratiot avenue.
sCHMARTZ's SUB.
Lots 1875 TO 210. both inclusive
Schwartz's sub. OF the WY part OF I.
C. l6 n. OF Mack avenue
SPRAGUE AND NIsGER's SUB.
Lots 6 TO ~, both inclusive. block 10;
lots / TO Is. both inclusive BLOCK Il
lot l. except Warren avenue, as open
ed block 70: lots 2 to IL. both inclusive,
block 10: the :. 1925 II. OF lots Is. "a
ard IS block l2: lots 1, 2. 8, =, D, AZ, "a
and IS block l3-Sprague ana Elsgers
sub OF Riverview sub. In rear conces-
sion f. c. l52
Lots 81 TO so. both Inclusive; lots III
to l4l, both Inclusive; lots l44 10 lbV'
both inclusive: lots 221 to 237, both Ia
elusive: lots 24O 10 ESQ. both inclusive,
lott 32i a. 331 both inclusive. ana lots
asa to $50 both inclusive. except war,
ron avenue as opcned-Sprague and
Visger's sub OF lots 2 TO 10 inclusive
OF Nm. r. ard j v Morans sub. Cr
BART OF T. Cs. 70 and l52.
VAN DYKE FARM.
The .. 80 IT. OF block l6-Sub OF
part OF the Van Dyke farm. +. z. Nv
n. OF Mack street and +. c. 6TS' De-
tween Gratiot and Mack street
VAN HUsAN's SUB.
Lots 1 TO 10, both inclusive, DOCK z;
lots &C TO So both inclusive, block {;
lots TO 10. both inclusive. block 8;
lots 40 TO So both inclusive, block y;
lots 1 10 4 both inclusive. block 3; lots
r. "a both inclusive. block 81 lots
70 IL both inclusive. block 10--E. G..
Van Husan's sub. of the ely 6l.O1 acres
OF II. c. l6. between Mack and Gratiot
avenues.
Lots /. 2. 3, 6s. So 20, II. ~ and 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-11

Henry S. Koppin. william III. KluG. Ma
tilda Kalthon. Frederick Kanton,
Kingston. Louis Krause. A. Kurth.
William G. Kurth. J. G. Kahlbaum. john
Killer. William Kruger. Peter kerstein.
(L( Max Lesberger, Henry Lange,
G. Leonard. J. Lochome. Walter A.
Ladue. Albert Lutz Walter A. La Due.
(Mc) John mccarthy James I. Nc
Carly, u McKendriclIs.
(M) Annie Michels, Anthony Michels.
Frank Mlchels. Gertrude Michels. Gus
tave Mlchels. Mary Michels. MichTel
Michels. Nicholas Michels. Peter
Michels. Rudolph Mlchels. Charles Mon
Arno Miller George Mitchell, Mary Mil
Ter. Christian G. Miller. Howard q.
Meredith Anna Menley. j. $. Meyers.
Caspar Mas. Gottlieb Muhel. John II.
Morris, Thomas Morris. Adolph q May
nard, Jacob l.. Mathes.
(N) c. w. Noah. Mary ]. Newland.
Joseph Noeker Elizabeth Noeker. Ray
(o5 Julia F. owen. James o'Connor.
Nelson Oliver, Henry OFT, Frederick
tP) Peoples state Bank. Frank c.
Pen r X Potter. William Perkins.
Platzky. Anthony Petz. Jr.
to) James +. Quinn, Adolph i.
Quedenbaum
/. RC William Rose, Dorothy S. Roat.
Martin L. Roat w Il. Richardson,
Flora Robarge, Paul Rutz, Conrad
Reuter-. Mile Reutter Edward A.
Reuter-, William H. Ryan, Mary A.
Rich, Mary A Reich, James Roach.
Frank r. Rudd. Joseph Ruhl. Johanna
Rutkiewicz. Minnie Rauch. Christopher
Roehl.
(S) Ferdinand schwenzfelder Mrs.
&C. Stein John Stocker John Schinitt.
j. Scheester, Frederick Sell Martha
schmidt, John j Sprengcr, Albert
Stahnke. Matilda Stein. Eugene Stein,
Nicholas Stein, Minnie Stackinan. Marie
y. Stendel. Charles Schwartz, Eugene
Stein, Edward II. Schwandt. w. r.
Slater, Patrick Sullivan. lie Roy r.
Spencer. Louise Schultz, p Schneider,
Frank Scheele, Jr., Sprague and Visger.
Robert r. Smith. w. A. scripps Co,
Mary C. Sass. Emma schlenter. a.
schmid. A. G. Schultz, Joseph schnel-
shaw. John B. schlosser, william
Nicholas Schneider f. NJ stacly.
(T) Frank T Toomey. Stefan Tall
Ian. William Thomas. Nicholas from
bley Victor Trombley ~ Trausch.
Henry =. Trap. Theodore G. Trinity,
Mary Trinity, Margaret Trinity, August
Toepfer.
OD Henry Cnger
(N) Van Husan and Wells. A. Van
gotten, q. T. Visger Joseph Wander
berghe. +. f. Van Antwerp, c. Voll-
weller.
, W) woman's Realty Co. whitney
Realty Co, Henry Warren, Henry f.
Wurm. Mrs Wurm. John p. Wolf f. !
Werner, O; Wardell. Andrew Weber
Joseph f. Weber f. w Wilcox. VIII
liam Wable Bryant Walker. George L.
walsh, Nicholas Walsh r. Walsh. VIII
liam G. Weller Mary Wilbur. f. A
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-11

Wilbur. August c. weItz. Mngdalena
Weston. Josephine NerthInann. Chris
TOPPER Walz, Conrad WOLF Mrs Paul
Ward. Henry WunsCh.
Cyl Anthony Yusten. w. c. Yawkey.
Peter j. Youngblpocs
ca Ernest Zablocki, John thinner
mann. Frederick Zirnmer. Mary Gender.
and 10 all other persons owning, occu-
plying or otherwise Interested in any
oe the lots and premises included la
the following district and portion OF
the city OF Detroit, Wayne county.
Michigan. to-wit:
RALPH l.. ALDRICH's sun.
Lots TO ., both inclusive. and lots
% 10 30 both lnclusive-Ralph l.. AID
rich's sub. OF lots 81. 40 and Al. OF sub.
OF II. C.. 64i, between Mack and Grat'ot
avenues.
JOHN VI BREWER co.'s sun.
Lots SO 70 1l9. both inclusive. lots 1879
TO $50. both inclusive, and lots III to
1SS, both incmsive-John NJ. Brewer
Cos Crane avenue sub, OF part OF Il. Z.
GA. between Mack and Gratiot avenues.
EMILY BURNETTs sun.
Lots l TO 10. both inclusive. and lots
104 10 1l6 both Enthusiastically Bur
nett's sub OF the ely part OF +. c. $50.
Lots III TO 1873. both inclusive, and
lots 40 10 l56. both Enthusiastically
Burnetts sub. OF p. c. $50. n. or War
rem avenue.
vi. III. BUTLEH'S SUB.
M II. Buffers sub. OF that part OF r.
c 257. e. OF Cadillac avenue and be-
tween Mack and Shoemaker road.
COOK FARM.
The n. 40 H. OF blocks l6 to 20, both
Inclusive and the =. $50 II. OF blocks
n, 22 and the 5. 490 II. of e. II OF
block 23 and the :. 40 II. Of block "a
Sub. OF that part OF the Cook farm.
I. cs 81. 1853, 1855 and $50. between
Mack and Forest avenues and between
Forest and Gratiot avenues.
COOPER'S SUB.
Lots PIG TO 229. both inclusive. the
inclusive and lots 275 TO 800. both In
clusive-Cooper's sub. OF part OF the
rear concession Of H. c. 1852 and O. l..
23, OF Toms and Buffers sub. Of sec.
5s7' "' 'o" anu
CRANE AND NELSON'S sUB.
The W. l0254 IT, OF o. l. 80. except
Warren avenue as opened: the r. 1909
# OF O. l.. SO, except Warren avenue
as opened. and o. l.. SO, except Mar-
rem avenue as opened--Crane and Mos
sons sub. OF l.. &. GA. between Mack
street and Gratiot road.
CURRl's Sun.
Lots SO to 1877. both incluslve-Curry's
Cook farm sub. OF blocks 25. - and
of the Cook farm L. Cs l53. i55 and
1870 between Forest and Gratiot ave-
nues
A. VI. HENRY's sun.
Lots ] to IS, both inclusive, and the
s. 1892 II. OF lot IL A. VI. Henry's
sub. OF part OF +. Cs. q, l53. l55 and
AND vIsGERs sun.
Lots II to A, both inclusive. block
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-11
NOTICE OF STREET OPENING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, July 8. 1912.

DETROIT, July o. i'A-'
Notice OF Street Opening ASSESSING mt
Roll No. 22S for opening warren ave
nue.. from Newland avenue to Cadillac
avenue, where not already opened, as
public street and highway
To CA w. A. Albrecht w A. AID
ridge. Ralph l. Aldridge. lgnatz Apt5I
Jacob Adams, Albert Auperle. Robert {.
(B1 V. c. Burnett, Emily Burnett,
Michael Border. John NJ. Brewer,
Charles X: Backus, Mary G Brown.
Bruder. John Boos. Otto Boyer, John
Bloedei, william Bauser. William l..
Bernstein, Anna A. Bissell, Marie Brei-
thaupt. A. BuchIen. #. Broeg. Mrs. MAX
Thomas ]. Brady, Mary Blank. lO.dolin
Bechold Julius w. Burns. Joseph Buch-
ter, Francis Bantin. Richard Bette.
Ferdinand Boyer.
(C) Thomas Calnon. T. M. Cooper.
John Cooper. William J. Colwell, Ch!era
and Vicr, Philip Christa. Peter Corville.
Central Savings Bank. Charles i. Curcy,
John Curry. Amelia Colquette, COOK
Farm Co.. John w. Cameron. W. r..
Id Herman w. Dodt. L. Dorr. Anna
Deud, De Mann Bros, Julia De Mann.
Charles De Jonckheere. r. X. De eau
sin, Gertrude De Buel. Michael De Buel.
Joseph DEM. Amelia Dickman. Benja-
min r. Diegel, Josephine Daschke, Rob-
ert Dittrich. Otto Diebel
(E) Carl Erdmann. Edwards and
Son, Frederick ID. Everts, Joseph Esch-
rich. George Eisen. Isador Eby, Mary
Esper. Frederick Esper, Lorenz Elm
heuser.
(F) Charles +. Funke. Frank lust
ner. William Fish, Susan Fowlvs,
Helene Floethe. John Fuelman. William
r Frank, william G. Fritz. Adam j.
Forester, Albert A. w. Fischer, Law
renee Farrell, II. Feburn.
(C) Frederick J. Cast. william J. II
Goetz. Louis F. Goetz. Howard w. Colt.
e II. George. Gustave Gondzerowsky,
c. A. Gowar. William II. Gucnther. John
Gleese, Hattie Gibson. William II. Good,
Henry r. Gabriel. Charles Geschke.
Elizabeth Gellasch. Henry A. Gabel,
Frank ). Gumbrecht.
CID A. Hansen, Michael Hemmen, q.
p. Hogard, John Hess, Herbert G. Hal
Ter, II. Hoffard. F. II. Hendricks, W. L.
Heames, John Hensell, James B. Hopper,
Marvin L. Hayes. Ida Hack. Otto
Hancke, Gustave Huck. Albert ".
Henry. Camille Holsbeke, Anthony
HILL Frederick Hipdt,- W-G-4am-
burg. Albert p. Hammlng, A. II. Hns-
berger. Peter Haas.
Cd Henry Two.
Cd August Jasmund, Frank Japes
Jacob Juif, Charles Jenuwine.
=fK9-H Herman FaEKukHk.. d. Kfufer.
Joseph Kaiser, Louis Knapp. Albert q.
Kulakowski. Rudolph Korloch. Charles
kittendorf. Christian Konstanzer. Carl
Kilwinski. Bernard Koebele, William
klrsch. Henry Kaiser, John Kurntz.
Robert II. Knapton, W. G. Rentle.
Joseph n. Klrngood, William ]. Keenan,.
Robert T. Kingon, F. C. Kent Jr.. Erich
Kipp, Joseph Kinsler. J. r. kiley,
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WHY SWELTER IN THE

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Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
Works. Detroit. Mich, until Friday.
July ~. 1912. at 10 o'clock n. m.
standard time at which time and place
the labor and material and paving
streets and alleys and repaving the
street named below, within the limits
mentioned. In the city Of Detroit, with
the style Of pavement stated
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HoLCOMB AVENUE CPaving).

From the north line Of st, Paul ave-
nue. on east TO the south curb line OF
Kercheval avenue, 20 feet wide, with
cedar bic cks on concrete foundation
and Berea, Medina or any other curb
Ste ne that may be bid upon and or
de red
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DEFER PLACE PayIng).

From the north curb line OF Jefrer-
son avenue TO the south curb line OF
kercheval avenue, 26 feet wide, with
and Berea, Medina or any other curb
stone that may be bid upon and or
dered
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ALLEY NO. 24s PavInRJ.
HssesHment Estimates.

4s3 cubic yards OF excavation.
ls2222 square yards OF concrete paw
Ing
ietO Iineal feet Of retaining plank. 2
gnches by inches.
city Estimates.
81 cubic yards OF excavation,
25l2 lineal feet Of curbstCne, in (4-i
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la SALE AVENUE 1PavinE)

From the north curb line OF Warren
avenue 10 the south curb line OF Nc
GIaw avenue, "a feet wide with cedar
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MELDRUM AVENUE Paving).

FROM the north line OF GratIot ave-
, nue. 10 the south curb line OF Forest
avenue. 20 feet wide with cedar blocks
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-07

5uperl6liiee @ebolferung, Die. ltets
81, @ewalttGtisfetten genei9t it,
meil iie anouIanee inter Der e1lt-
iesli6en Sdredensberri6aft lebte.
@ie elm Na9flang aus lener
idlimmiten 3eit lift es, penn
@benos mad gintritt Ser 9unfel=
Felt Die peri6leierten 9amen oes
failerli6en Sorems ouf reihge-
i6irrten Mauleleln ipa5ieren ge-
fiibrt meroen uno oie gefur6tete
Sultonstpabe baberreitet. 8ebe
Dem, Ser niht i6nea %ansbiegtl I'M
geitraft oarf Die g~eeleitmonnidaft
i'm Namen bes Sultans iiber i'm
berfonen uno ibm 10 piele &ugeln
na9pfeffern pie es ibr beliebt.
0ns edo: Ser Sultan fam IN lei
mem 9ar-el-Wosbien, einer Stoot
in ser Staot in oie Sreue ieiner
tlntertanen niht all3u groBes Ser
traiten iesen.
Sn iol9eu 0insen Iieet Dos &C.
beimnis Der in Sea imme. BON
neuem ausbre6enoen unruben.
rno Die Sran3oieu meroen bier
nod mande u%nangenebme lteberra-
idung erleben, Bis Maroffo gang
,ibr" 2ano gemoroen it,"
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8efTer tuie griiael.

9as Dmr1prfgeIn fnrfert &itloer
nidt bonn Nettndi5en. gs beitebt cine
fonititutioneIIe l1rin6e fir bieie pers
oriebIide gade. Srmi 81. Summsrs.
9or IS rs, Wofre Same, Snb.. lit bereit,
irgenb elmer Mutter ibr erfolgreides
9aiismittel NIT bolen GntDeiiungen rlits
5uteiIen. 5hidt fein @eIb. ioroern
f6reibt beute nod an fie, I'M Sale GMts
&inoer init oiefem nebelitano bebaftet
iinb. SabeIt bnfiir 6ns &inb nidt; es
lit b6dfttpabribeinlid, baB es 5nr Ier>
mei6ung ni6ts tim lam. 9nr6 oieie
8ebnnblung tper6en audi grtDa1fene uno
dItere Qente, tpelde BEL Sag ober beg
Nahts an Snrnbef6tper6en leioen, fli>
riert. 6hrefben @ie IN bieier Sprabe.
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Tin ousaeseidnetes glas Bier lit BIER
ffefs an Hdpf. aaIter Sreilln1 ben gnTl<
In fnq. Nufmerfiame geoienlmg. Seufe
Som 6nnbe fin6 h0dit tpiltommers.
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0tbt anseinanber!

iaet elm Yoli8ift gu einem 8olfsauf.
lnuf unb idIdet NIT benz aniippel
oreirl, merut notig. gbenio iasen bic
groBen, sroben MineralpiIlen BET
Magenitorungen uno nur Gleno
folgt. Dr. Sings Nep 2ife BiQs
perlesen sic g~ingeipeioe nidt. Sic
bringen Tie muir geIin6e IN Tatig-
felt uno @eirmobeit folst 6anaG.
25c in alien Mpotbefen.
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2aut teIearophiider Melonn

2aut teleeropbiider Meloung
aus Saloburg lit Die 2eide oes felt
geraumer 3eit permiBten abgeoro.
neten SiIberer am Sub oes 3uno-
iteins gefunoen morben. Silberer
uur6e augenfdeinlih 6as Spfer ell
mes Gawinenituraes. 8eim Sfifobren
iuuroe Der llngliidlihe unter ben
iiber Jpn beritiir5enoen Shneee
maiien begraben. Mls bic Guide nod
Dem 8ermibten i'm @onge lDar, bieB
eg einmal aud, baB Silberer in
Wetp gorf geieben poroen lei.