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III ii for going to the Law courts,
AVA Chief Inspector Ganlnard no
esED tlced the curious behavior Of
an individual who Vas walking along
the Rue Pergolese In front 81 him.
Shabblly dressed and wearing straw
hat. thou2h III" day was N. urst OF De
ccmber. the man STOPPED ~ every thirty
or forty yards TO fasten his boot lace or
pick up his stick or for som" other r'l.
son.
And. each time. he took a little piece
Of orange-peel from his pocket amt lhid
II st.althily on the curb Of IA" pave
mcnt 1t was probably a mcr" display
OF eccentricity. "A childish amusement
to which no one else would have paid
attention; hut ';animnrd was one Of
those shrcwd Observers whD AZ" indf-
f-rent TO nothing that strikes their eyes
and who are never satisfied uutll they
know the secret cHus" ~ things. H."
therefor. began To- follow IN" man.
Now. at ia. moment when the fellow
Was turning 10 the fiSht, into the Ave
nue de In Drdndo- hr'n"e, the Inspector
caught him exchanging Signals IN q,
hoy II twelve or thirteen, who VAS
walking along the houses On IN" eft
hand side. rwcaty yards further tho
man stopped and turned up the bot
tom 81 his trousers logs 4 bit ~
orange peel marked the place, At the
same mom"ui N" boy stopped and.
with piece Of chalk. drcw white cross.
surrounded oy u circle. on the wall ot
the hpus" next "a him.
Tn. two continued on th'Ir way. \
minute Later fresh malt The strange
.ud.N.dl al p.,n'd Gp IL pm and dropped
p."co of orange peel aud the boy a.
JL 70 mad, Il second cross on the wIll
ana ago drcH ! wni'e circle round H.
"IN JIye'' lhulPlt tho chief luspCc-
tor. ~,iu grant 90 satisfaction, 'Ths
Is rather promising what on
earth can those Two merchants he plo'-
tiugf'
The two merchants went down ia"
Avenue fIled'anl and ~" rue dl Fan
bOurg-Sa t-lIOnore, but uotaug O'-
cured that wtS worthy of special men
ton Tho double performance "as re-
p'ttci ~ almost regular |rtcrt ais and,
50 to saeaa, mechanically Nry"rth-
less, II Mas Obvious. on 'pr uur hand.
that the man with he oraur,-pcc dii
not do his part OF the business until
after he had picked out with glanr.
the house that was to be marked ana.
on the other hand. that the boy d!d
not mark that particular house until ar
The evening world., 1913-10-21


the girls permission to come and see
her, however.
II is not necessars 10 serve refresh
ments during a call. II they a"e served
they should he OF the simplest nlture.
Calls should not be undulv long. par-
tlcularly those calls which are made
during the early stages OF an acquain'-
ancc.
> young man should not feel COM
;,ellsd to take along flowers or candy
every time ne pays call.
-, X" writes: II am young girl,
considered amlshle and stylish, I am
popular among tho girls ard older per-
sons but the young men do not seem
- take to me. DO YOU think that Is
because ! do not feel perfectly at homo
in their company
Very possibly. Try 10 be less self
conscious
a. hA ~
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Copyright. 1913. by ub!,day. PAGE 4 ,ol
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHNIrrpS

Ni,hula, Dugri,al. win his wife anu nephew
Gabriel, attends the Lingcud.a,S ace. Ia e
is Johhed Of 5000 flan.s h, Atsent luhn. 10
des air IhgTi' a shoot. h'n-ef. AS ne luIhn,
accused ~ the theft, denirs hi, gut and >en =
90 tNU francs to the suicides widow. soon at'r
ward this money is reIrrtcd m's Iously stole n.
lupln. s1ins 70 call on Nine b,s,nali rTs Is
nur srd lax to health in secret loom o the
Dugrsal home ami wakes one mlTniHs To- ilai
himself bound hand and foot. Mime. lmJu al
sits down In front Of h,m and draw, re'u tr.
She he, lare, Ia, life torclt. Ml,terous AZ cY
tvire prevents her from killing him. Ten, ~ er
t,lelh0i in; the police whore 20 r'd MN, MTs,
pugri,sl and Gabriel de art. lCayi LupIn b, und
10 await the arrival Of Lis islcc Toes.
The evening world., 1913-10-21
BY CHARLES DARNToN.
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The evening world., 1913-10-21
Etiquette of a Call.

"ilE etiquette
of a call Is
L not especial
~ involved. but u,
seems TO present
certain difficulties
20 many Of you.
There f re am
going to Jay down
q few simple rules
on this subject.
A girls mother
may ask n young
man to call, but
not the girl her
gaif lilo ~ a, nak
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The Confessions of Arsene Lupin %s s A ss s
Ely Maurice Leblanc
by Vic

ma 4 hand-g.dss from the table. ne
sa,sd for long time and with GER
tain self-cOmplacency at his features.
w1"h illness and pain had not succeed
ed In impairing to any great extent.
Good looks count for something. after
all"' he mutterel
The evening world., 1913-10-21

First OF all. the spol ed romance of
any man and his VIE is about as APP
pet!zng as a boiled dinner. There may
he palms and things In tho "conserva-
tory" forming the vista OF this ro-
mance-but vegetables are vegetables
II you're going to turn them into three
acts YOU mu give them new flavor.
And OF course YOU wouldn't think OF
sneezing at dinner. would you? Yet we
had the possibility OF nothing less than
a sneeze last night. The sympathetic
wife reported that her husband had
sneezed twice. because the draught was
from the north, and the unhappy man :
wife Joined his mother In kissing him
on the brow and other exposed sur
IA
The whole idea was laid out like an
architects plan OF an unhappy country
home. You could see Il all at a X ance
The helpless husband was plastered
with kisses. His wife and hi mother
'coddlcd" him. His only relief was
10 be found In designing lady novel
.st who was looking for anything she
could turn into "book-form." and she
was so much more interesting than tho
VIE. in spite OF her para lticai spirit,
81 L..er .l.G..
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CHAPTER ".
lCoutlnutdD
The Internal Trap.

Unseen by Lupin. thc stran-
ger stopped behind the brd,
Iupln heard the sound of
the pliers attacking tHc wire
, strands and releasing him
little by little. FlrSt h,s
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SEA A. rs: "I am to BE- married
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14
NO TROUBLE BETWEEN
TROOPS AROUND CANANEA

Cananea, Sonora. Mexico, March IA
State and federal troops are meeting
amicable here American residents
feared an attack when word reached
here that Manuel NJ. DiegueZ, former
mayor Of Cananea, with 225 men. was
marching on the town. The federal gar
risOn, numbering not many more, pre-
pared for the expected attack but the
"COnstitutiOnalists' rode into the town
by a circuitOus route When their
presence was discovered, the Huerta
soldiers Offered no resistance The
federals here have not set off to meet
OJeda, in his march to the assistance
OF Nogales.
Wednesday morning the rebels took
about 1000 pounds Of beef from the
meat wagon of the Cananea Cattle
company when it arrived in Pueblo
Nuevo with supplies for the varioas
markets there
Several Chinese merchants were
forced to supply the men with prO-
visions at written orders from Die
guez,
Six men visited the Cananea dairy
below the city on Wednesday after
noon and forced the Chinese cook TO
cook them meal. They left without
apprOpriating any of the horses.
One Maderista took a horse from Z.
D. COnSer, a news dealer. The animal
was standing in front Of the news
stand awaiting its rider, who was
about TO take out the few papers
which were brought in by automobile
and 1t had been there but a minute
or two when one Of the brave soldiers !
rode OH with It. revolver in hand.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14
EXECUTION OF CARRANZA Is
DENIED BY HIS FOLLOWERS

Eagle Pass, Tex. March 14-CarraD-
"a leaders in Piedras Negras most
lively deny there is any truth in the
reported capture and execution of
Gov Carranza- They claim TO have
received kilograms from him this
morning.
The report Of Carranza's death came
last night IN a private telegram The
Texas Mexican border is quiet today
Mexico opposite the Texas line is n ~
100 miles in the interior, at Herrera.
between Monterey ana Matamoras
Five or the cOmbatants were killed
and NUMBER wounded, according TO
information received here. The dis
patch. however, did not say how the
battle terminated or give any other de-
tails.
Three bridges on the National Rail-
way south Of NuevO Laredo We're dyna-
nited yesterday and telegraph wires
20 Mexico City cut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14
CANANEA COMPANY Is
REP AIRING neT

NacO, Ariz., March 14.-There has
been a decided change in the railroad
service in Sonora, Mex. and instead Of
lay still program as planned by the
). p. company. the -Four c. company
OF Cananea has begun to repair the
bridges burned near Cananea and TO
prepare Tor the resumption Of traffic
between Canauea and Naco and stand-
inf the risk.
The switching crews have com
menced to transfer to the Mexican side
the many cars Of freight which were
hastily removed to this side a few
days ago for safety
1t IS stated by reliable parties that
the state government OF Sonora has
agreed to protect the railroad prop
erty between the big Cananea smelters
and the international line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14
Zapata to Surrender
GEN. DIAZ REFUSES To
COME RACK IN

Naples, Italy. March 14-Gen- PorfiriO
Diaz has been the recipient OF many
messages from his followers, urging
him to return to Mexico and resume
the leadership there. but the expresi-
dent steadfastly has refused. saying
that nothing except danger to the indie
pendehce Of his country would induce
him to interfere in the present inter
nal policy of Mexico.
In a few days Gen. Diaz viii 90 to
Rome to thank King Victor Emmanuel
for the Italian decoration conferred
upon him The expresident later viii
go to Nice, where he intends to spend
some time
Gen Diaz today sent Instructions to
his friends and followers in Mexico 10
support provisional president Huerta
and work for the reestabdshment OF
peace Throughout the republic.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14
THE REBELS TAKE
A0GALAS, 50H0Ra
American Commander
Forces Federals to Stop
Fighting When Cav
aIryman Is Shot.

(ContInued From Page u
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14
DIR RTCKFTTs HERE

DR.. L. D. Ricketts,. general manager
Of the Cananea Copper company. ar
rived Friday afternoon from Globe.
where he has made an inspection Of
the Globe properties. DR.. Ricketts, SAYS
the feeling toward Americans and
enterprises Is most friendly
in sonora and that the Cananea plants
are operating without loss OF time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14
To RESUME TRAIN SERVICE
~ HnI-l--- LII - -. 49,

Daily train service between MADEIRA
and Fl PasO on the Mexico North
Western railroad, viii be resumed
within the next week The passenger
train service has been suspended since
the OrOZcO revOlutiOnists burned the
bridges Freight traffic will also be
resumed on Monday, when all OF the
bridges which have been destroyed,
viii have been rebuilt by the Mex
lean goEernment engineers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14
SONORA REBELS LOOTING
FOREIGNERS AT CANANEA

Nogales. Ariz.. March 1.-THE Con
stitutiOnalists' at Cananea have begun
Iooting on Mexican and American pro-
erty alike, say reports received here
today by consul Simpich. with the fed
eral garrison of the American mining
town making no resistance The con-
sui at once notified governor Pesquira.
and military authorities insisting that
American interests be protected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14
Tate Reports to Bliss.

WashingtOn, ID. 9 MaTcn 10
David Tate has reported to Gen. Bliss.
at Fort Sam Houston, that the bullets
which poured into Nogales' arr JeoP-
ardfzfng American lives, apparently
came from the Mexican rebels and that
ne did not return the fire, as IN doing
so he would have been more likely 70
hit the federals than those whose care
Iessness had been responsible for the
shots which entered American terri
fOrV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14

tomorrow we offer most unusual special in
jewelry. It embraces bar pins, brooches, neck
laees, hat pins, bracelets, crosses, la valleres.
vantles' fan chains, mesh bags, cuff buttons col
lar pms and many other novelties Regular
values range up to sLOO; you have choice to.
morrow for 39c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14
OROZCO ABLE TO
CONTROL ZAPATA
Rebel Chief says He VIII Surrender II
OrOEcO says SO-Huerta to Give
OrOZcO a Banquet

Mexico City. Mex, March 14-OrOz-
cos army with Orozeo IN command
probably will be sent into the field to
cOOperated with the regular forces in
the campaign in Sonora and other re-
giOns now in rebellion. OrOZcO received
this offer at his conference with presi-
dent Huerta 1t is understood In the
incorporation Of his troops into the
federal army that the government viii
recognize the rank Of the Officers in
his army and viii assume the payment
Of the men from February 9, the date
Of the Inauguration OF the Felix Diaz
revolt.
Zapata to Surrender.
A new phase Of Zapata's apparent re-
luctance to treat with the government
was entered today when his secretary
visited OrOzcO and delivered a message
from Zapata telling him that he was
under OrOzcO's orders and would do
what he said. OrizcO sent a reply urg-
ing him to cooperate with the new gov
eminent
President Huerta is planning an Of
fetal banquet in honor OF OrOzcO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14
FIFTEEN HUNDRED MEXICAN
REEIGEEs NOW IN ARILON

Douglas. Ariz, March 14--MeXican
refugees numbering 1900 have hOcked
over the border near this point within
the last three weeks according to the
records of the local United states i'm
migration station. Eighty crossed from
Sonora points today the heaviest day
on record
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14
AUBERT AFTER THE REBELS
CARRANZA'S MEN MAKE BON

- . ~ l-3-HAAa Ho--A9
Monterey, Mexico, March 1A-Gen.
Trucy ALBERT with 1890 men arrived
from SaltillO yesterday. and after
conference with Gems Trevino and 1Iier,
left for MOnolova, where he VIII con
tinue the campaign against the Car
ranzistas. MOnclova, 1Iusquiz and
Ciudad POrfirio Diaz are stun IN the
hands Of the rebels.
The army OF Carranza Is en-
trenched at CastanOs, a few miles from
Monclova, Coahuila- awaiting the sx-
pected attack by Gen. ALBERT and the
federal army.
Pass. bombs are being manufactured
for the "COnstitutiOnalists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14

desire TO express my appreciation
of the kindness and sympathy OF my
friends at the death OF my husband.
Mrs Mary 3. Cough.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14
Tate Orders Battle ID -.

streets, breaking up groups Of people
in exposed places and warning all OF
their danger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14

IN extending invitation our Fashion Show this evening do with feeling of
satisfaction due the tact that have exhibit that entirely the
ordinary There nothing wOmen wearing apparel millinery and dress
that has brought this either home represented
our Fashion Show thus Evenfyou fashions
that will realize what being done by Ell os
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-14
only One 4RRO1IO oUINIyF,.,

That is LAXATIVE BROMO QJ-INTNF
Look for the signature Of f. w. GROVE
Cures a Cold in One Day. Cures Grip
in Two Days. .-AdvertisemenL
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-24

Frank Miller, the Frisco right I
handler, was sent back to the coast
yesterday with a string attached. He
was the best looking hurler out. Cali
fOrnia way last year, but illness put
him out of commission soon after the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-24

Sox reached Paso Robes, and he did
not reioin the team until a few days
ago. Callahan believed. it woulu De
better for the yOUngster to return
home. e..
The Sox are a long way OFF, but
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Gte.Grlasbniki&eixe.

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lJrieSa y. Gies. 25, 1929 ssinnep
auenue.
iGo..G DoGenmeper, q, 344 Gm.
! ming StraBe.
lglisabetb loier, 90, 917 GariieIs
aosniie, Y. $.
l9epnaro Vope, 35. 2750 u. 6. CTR,
lUtolrrie Burton. %. 2750 g3. 6.
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| ter apeniie.
l0ertnlbe g. 9ancing, %, 3ii7
Suracuic StraBe.
lacuis s. GinfeImonn. Al, Gntiat
( @afbingion.
lGatberine Gniib, 80. 2229 gietor.
eipnan Sd,nlaman, 80, 1000 Gen
! trll Muenue.
laranfa @eiB. 26, 3l3 Cliper Ctr
)oernlnn 6. goeoider, AZ, Saap 9)orl
lEdiip Ws. Soues. 80, VaIare SoteI
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YeriOual gotiS.n.

Mit, aliirit)tiaer 9ralier tpiro ii
meiten areiiett Die aliaoe bon benz
Ableben bon ,srau Barbara
u al tfuB, 1eb. Siiher. pernom-
men iusroen, Die Hod) IangereIn 2ei.
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apenue Die gugen gum eipigeil
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bene mar Die 8iit1pe oeS ihr ror loe.
nigen ssahren IN Die gpigfeit poroiii.
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theters Serrn Gtto Rautfub ir. iinb
lie hinterIdbt oliBer ben naheren Gin.
gehorigen 3anIreihe ssreunoe, bic lie
lid, onrdl ibre Ser3elisgiiie irlo per.
i6ulite Siebensrpiirbigfeit 3l erDer.
ben geqplBt bate. Tie 8etiesuns Der
lterbIid,cn Siile Der Gntihlaferen
firoet am Wontag Worgen Inn ncur
llbr bon Der Ct. Srancis 3e Saies
Stride aus Itatt.
Commodore See 8. 9roofS,
elmer Der befaunteiten aapi.aliiten
Der Sioot. Der am Iesten Sreita5
nat)oem er oorber ffpn mebrere $50.
deu bitrt arailtheit ans Sa,is le.
feiielt mar, IN ieiner Office i'm eriten
Ra.ionnl. .8ebdu6e einen EhIaganfaII
erlitt, iii aeitern Rad,ulittas in iei.
ner 8sobrumg i'm Glermcnt. Sebau0e.
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ben. Ter BeritorbeHe, Der am 1S.
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mar, fam ols iunger Wann nad Gin.
cimIati mo arbeitete iih 10 raid EN-.
por. oab er balo an ben grbBten &c.
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man 60, su etHer 3eit Brdiibent Der
Sanoelstcunner uito elmer Der tpeni.
gen iiberiebeuoen aoututiiiare Der
Cincinnati GentennleI alrtelIung.
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0rxdD elmer lSaiicrr6brc
@eriett NniUubnfr Der Geniral auc.
nRo Charlotte StraEe in
ginfregnng.

Sin 8rud Der 6duptlpailerieitungs
y0bre on Central gps., ndbe Der
Charlotte Gtrabe, risf seiiern Worssn
nidt serings aufresuns IN o.rHah-
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fdipsrsn gfiaIieriteins ipie Jebern In
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ne tpeiie Sirede bin unter Wdfer ses
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einorang. Das WaFertperis Tepars
tsrnent tuurbs fhIelluisit bendtrihtig'
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holtnibmdBis turser 3sit bic WaHsrs
3ufubr dbsuiiellsn. ipcrauf ois Repa'
raturdrbeiteu iofort in ansriff &C.
upmmen ipurosu.
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Aleitte Yoii5einabriHtem

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bon go. TO 5optins Strabe, tpurbe
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einen gru9 Der ainnlape erlittsn
bate.
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gots erbielt bas 8slb unb entfsrnte
ii6. 9oritnpann erfubr ipdtsr, oaB
framer ben 3sttel niht s.ihrisben
uno tsin DurIsben perldngt bate.
- Sin Wann, nelfer als Dm.
Gorlsp. % Sabre alt, Elm WeihsniteIs
Ter bon 2ouispius. ap., resiiirirte.
bettelts geltern an Der 6. StrdBe uno
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Duroe fred, penn sr abgetUtefen
nuroe, gr nurbe BON ben 0ebeimpoz
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fet uno uHtsr Der 4ntlage oss Strua
benbetteIns etngsiperrt.
3tpsi unbetannts Mdnnsr. bsrsT
gei6reibung bi. poli3si beiibt, psrr
ftuffisn iih gsitern mittslit Rad
ihiiiHsls 3utritt gu Der Wobnung Del
Grau annl Gang. go. 1923 Central
apenue, brahen einen Softer auf unt
entpenostsn $s3 in gaar, iotpit
Shmudiafen unb sinen RepoIper in
9eiammtipert6e BON $25.
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Ra6frage gu befrieoigen uno baultt Der
WaTerabI6tattung Der ieIteneH
11isrs gang Don ielbit eth Gnoe ma@
den.
QDie bieIe9tttge7uh DE ber
Gar beDtlligt. t. ylttoIaus Der
3tpeite pirD bon ietnen untertbaner
NIT gittfhriften geruDe3u iiberi6uttet.
$1,000 Geiuhe, alIo tGglih etno TO,
bat er in einem ein3iqen Sabr betoma
men, unb nab einem 9eriht Der rWeitz
miniter 9u8ette" bat er bierpon ntdt
pentger ais 64,174 bepiQt8t. gldtiirz
lid tann Der Gar oieie groBe In5ahl
bon gittIdriften nitt ielbit leIsn uno
priifen, fonbern bierfiir giebt es eiu
eigenes gittfdrtFten Gabtnet, bas be-
reits aus Der 3eit Spans oes 8ierteu
itammt. &dtbarinu Die 9roBe bat eina
NAL ben 8erIu6 gemaht, Das 8itta
ichrifteu &ubtnet db3uihuffen uuo
bat cine 3eitIang Die gtttiteQer in pers
i0nIiter Nubien3 empfungen, aber uuf
biefe Weiie perlDr Iie 81 oisl 3sit, unb
bic gleiae grfabrung madte Der Gar
gaul, ais er oa5 gitt3trifteu>G >Gabinet
abIaaffte unb on etnem paIditfeniter
eins Nrt 9riefeinDurf anbrtngeu IieB,
bur6 ben ibm Sober 8ittihrifteu qua
itelen tonute. Der gegenpdrttge Gar,
Der bas 8ittitriFtenzaabiHet BON ieiz
nen 9orgdngeru iibernommen bat, bat
es beoeuteno uergr0Bert, uno gegenpdrz
| tig 1T Der 8ittihriftenratb in ber2age,
ale 9eiuhe qenuu 81 priifeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-22
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