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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-29
The Siege of
The Seven Suitors
By
MEREDITH NICHOLSON
Copyright, 1910, by Meredith Nicholson
SYNOPSIS
Copyright, 1910, by Meredith Nicholson

Hartley Virgins is in love with Cecilia
Hollister. His friend Arnold Ames meets
an elderly lady at the Asolando tea rooms.
She is Ceciia's Aunt Octavia. an eccen-
trio woman OF wealth. She invites Ames
to Hopetield Manor Ames is fascinated
by Francesca, Il tea room girl
Ames sees Virgins meeting Cecilia Sc
cretly at Hopcteld Manor Aunt Octa Tia
is a great believer in the potential intlu-
ence of No. :.
Ames sees mysterious men watching the
house He hears of Hezckiah, Cccilia's
sister. Virgins calls upon Cecilia. The
chimney smokes mystcriouslN.
The house is said to have Il ghost Ce-
ella tells Ames she is in deep trouble and
asks him to urge Virgins not to can upon
her again.
Virgins regards Ames as a rival Aunt
Octavia dsikes Virgins because his an
cestors We're Tories Virgins is interest
ed in both Cecilia and HeZekiah. Cecilia
has nine suitors.
Ames meets Francesca in an orchard
and learns that she is HCZekiah. They
see nine silk hats cross stile.
Aunt Octavia shows Ames the pie pam
try. Cecilia fears Hezekiah loves Wig
gins. Her nine suitors call
Cecllla rejects Professor Hume and
makes a record in her silver book The
butler tells Amos British officers ghost
haunts the house.
Ames finds Cecilia aud her father, Bass
ford HOLSTER, fencing on the roof Iiol-
lister is there unknown to Aunt Octavia.
Hollister vanishes mysteriously through
the hall wall HeZekiah tells Ames she is
prohibited from visiting Hopefeld Manor.
Ames seeks plans of the house, but finds
Aunt Octavia has just secured them. c.
elias suitorS are jealous of Ames.
Ames assures Cecilia that Hezekiah is
not in love with Virgins. Ames makes
another effort to catch the ghost.
Ames learns that Hopetield Manor Sc
cretly incloses an old Revolutionary house.
Apparently the ghost is Lord Arrowood,
a rejected sutton
The chimney smokes again. HeZekiah
is the mischief maker. Ames helps Heze-
kah to elude her Aunt Octavia. HeZe-
kiah mysteriously disappears
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taken She rose as crossed the room,
and from her manner | judged that
she welcomed this chance of address
ing me.
you have scorned the library to-
night Has there been trouble? Is
Aunt Octavia alarmed about any
thing?"
Cecilia was Il beautiful charming
woman of the world, but | felt her
spell less tonight. 1t may be that the
presence of Hezekiah's slipper in my
inside coat pocket. pressing rather in
sistently against my ribs, acted as a
counterirritant
you are in difficulty. Miss Cecilia"
| said. please tell me in what way
l may serve you"
Il don't know why should appeal
to you
mo reason is necessary. | have told
you before that you need only to com
mand me, We may be interrupted at
any moment. Pray go on"
Il have lost an article Of the greatest
value to me. 1t has been taken from
my room"
For moment only | read distrust
and suspicion in her eyes as it occur
red to her that | had access to every
part of the house. but my manner
seemed to restore her confidence. And
she could not have forgotten that her
own father had met her secretly on the
Of f,at 1AnihI ma
and that was perfectly cogniZant of
the fact.
Il am sure you can be of assistance.
she said There's something behind
this ghost story. Some one has been
in and about the house. You believe
that"
Yes. There has really been q sort %
ghost, you know"
She shrugged her shoulders Cecilia
had no patience with ghosts. and we
We're losing time. My cOnyersa ton
with Cecilia was annoying Virgins. as
was plain from his nervousness
Il went to my room for moment
while Aunt Octavia WAS above, with
you, | suppose. just after the chimney
gave another of its strange demonstra-
tions. remembered that had left
my little silver bound book. that ! usu-
ally carry with me- Oh my dressing
room table 1t contains memoran,
dun Of great Importance to me II
positively cannot be duplicated am
sure il was there when / came down
to dinner. But it was not on my dress
ing table or anywhere 10 be found.
You may be mistaken as 10 where
you left it. You would not be absolute
" positive that You left it Oh the dress
ing table,"
There is not the slightest question
about il, had been looking at it just
before dinner had sent you note.
you know. Immediately after you came
back and hurried down To see you
Yes; recal. that You were in the
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URGE NATIONAL GOOD ROADS
Proposing highways From Wash
inaton to Capitals.

nectinE Washington with the capitals
ot every state IN the Union was the
tenor ot u resolution unanimously
adopted by he national good roads
federal aid convention at session re-
Gently held in Washington. The reso-
luton further advocated the creation.
wherever they do not now exist, OF
"eNCCUvc state departments In every
state" for the construction aud main
,enauce ~ good roads
A proposition, made by William 7.
Page ON behalf OF Representative
Stomp OF Virginia. urging the ap-
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erased ut tejs, Ul,y ot &ar wears rom
the reckoning and wa> herself again
"Aruuld Alu,> she sand. laughing \
little but -u1iu- ut, At ms Wj;h UnniS
taxable confidence ana G,>ju2 In her
eyes. we win "a through with This to
the end ANA whether tha' slipper
really icll nj Nuuy tret ,u Beacon
street or Yin the oven less G',rly pre-
ciuctS of RjttcuhoU>e square ar uudrr
the windows II THE spanish embassy
in WaShin-ton believe that YOU are
my good kmsht and that you will see
me safely throuGh Tins singular udven
ture."
And l, Arnold Ames but lately a
student of chimneys, bent and kissed
Miss Octavia's hand
She led the way to the library.
where l thought it we'll to appear for
moment and l was heartily glad
that l did so. 1t was JOY enough for
any man that he should have earned
such chances of hatred and suspicion
as the Suitors bent upon me. There
they We're, some standing. some seat
ed, about Cecilia. | bowed low from
the door. feeling that to offer my hand
to these gentlemen in their present
temper would he too severe Il STRAIN
upon their manners. AS Miss OctaVia
appeared several of them advanced
courteously and engaged her in con.
versation. She found Il seat and cali
ed the Others to her on the plea that
she wished 60 ask them their opinion
touching some matter. believe ii
/ was Il late rumor that Andree, who
had gone hallouning to discover the
HyperhorcauS, had been heard of
/ somewhere,
Cecilia appeared diStrait, and | won
dered what new turn her affairs had
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-29
CHAPTER XVII.
Loss of the Silver Notebook.

" he memoranda or my adNen-
lures at Hopefield Manor fall
under two general headings
On the one hand We're the ghost
and the library chimney, on the other
the extraordinary gathering of Cecilia's
suitors. AS followed at Miss Octa-
Was side she seemed to have dis
missed the ghost and the fractions
chimney from her mind. Her humor
changed completely. AS in the morn
ing, when. unaccountably abandoning
her habitual high flown speech, she had
asked me about Cecilia's silver note
book, she seemed troubled, and when
we had reached the second floor she
paused and lost herself in unwonted
preoccupation.
LET us sit here moment" she said
indicating long davenport in the
broad hall. For the first time her man
ner betrayed WEAKNESS. She laid her
hand quietly on my arm and looked at
me fXedly. Arnold" she Said-"you
will let me call you Arnold, won't
your" she added plaintivcly, and never
in my life had | been so touched by
anything so sweet and gentle and kind
ARNOLD. if an old woman like me
should do n very foolish thing in fol-
lowing her own whms and then find
that she had probably committed her
self to a course likely to cause unhap-
piness, what would you advise her to
do about it,"
Miss HOLSTER" | answered, IF you
trusted Providence this morning to
send yOu a corps of servants when
yours had been most unfortunately
scattered by ghosts or rumors of ghosts,
why will you not continue to have con
fidence that your affairs will always
be directed by agencies equally alert
and beneficent?
81 don't know the game. but | have
found out a lot of things without being
told, so tell me nothing! Remember
that | have something quite remarka-
Bile, startling even, to show you tOmor-
row. | have even overcome. you know,
the obstacle you placed in the way OF
my discoveries by sending in ahead of
me this moving for the plans of the
house"
l watched her narrowly. but she
was in no wise discounted.
We'll, | burned them the moment
Hida brought them back" she laugh
ed. Il had faith in you, and | wanted
you to manage it all for yourself.
rather guessed that you would 90 TO
Pepperton. That was when | still be
lieved"
but you must 20 on believing.
Makebelieving is the main cornerstone
and the keystone Of the arch OF the
happy life"
You are sure you are not hooking
foolish old woman"
You are the wisest woman | ever
knew" | asserted and my heart was
in the words
Il believe you have persuaded me,
but Cecilia
Leave il 10 me: trust me: lean upon
me. assure you that al! will be
we'll"
She bent her head ana yielded her
self 10 reyerie for moment Then
she sprau9 To her feet in that indie
srribably H-ht- -rage.t. way that
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-29
Aided Good Roads.

The Inauguration of the parcel post
did more for the good roads move
ment than any sigle action OF the
government in many years. The con-
stitution specifically provides for tho
construction of post roads. That the
parcel post cannot be successful un-
less the government exercises its pow
err In improving the highways Is &C
cepted as fact.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-29

ment.
pointment OF n committee In the house
OF representatives to look after legis-
lation affecting good roads. was heart
lily ndorsed although no formal nc
ton was taken,
Representative Moss of West VIZ
ginia criticised the tendency which.
he said. seemed to characterize some
of the speakers. to encourage class
distinctions and similar "factional-
ism" His remarks followed addresses
by several speakers who said the
farmors we're holding back the good
roads projects because they believed
them to be only automobile roads.
Il believe the faHmer Is entitled to
consideration, said Mr. Moss Il
think reckless drivers should have
their licenses taken away from them.
Hut | am also against the farmer who
believes he has the exclusive right to
the roads Tho roads are for all the
people, rich and poor We should all
stand shoulder to shoulder In this
proposition and not encourage any fac
lionalism"
Other speakers included Representa-
tive Kinkaid of Nebraska, Judge J. M,
Lowe OF Kansas city. Mo, Pendleton
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-29
Good Roads in Texas.

The citizens of Montgomery county,
Texas, recently voted bonds to the
amount of $250,0O0 to be used In con
structing good roads In this county.
Work will begin at the earliest pos
sble date
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-29

lOlG.N Mtlt'i tittf.' ttt}Et NllN 4
think ram,nh,r bo,5,l- ~r,,n the little
trinkct- SLIGHTLY >nla''r, sulu card
case silver ha,.t,,s} .,s only a few
leaves You had Il to ,.pv nand the
other ul.ht when .au., IN after MIR.
Hume had left.
She 1nsb,a sa,b,f,. ~, mis- mn readi.
~ ,sori,s..,a =, ,,,. 3,s..,t,.i,n Miss
Octavia,s ipoar, - =, whether had
soon rho b,nk ,.,m, h,.4, r., NJ, and
no loss ,.l,,r,, brr u.i,,,,.,N9l nf her
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-.
He~eNlAh : ~.ir"'r uf'o oH Own con
science, Il ! may - STAG the matter.
HezeN'ah. p&\ln& %eo>t. h"d c''"!eSS'o
to me th"' she had VISITED tHclla
room. lie@eNlah' amusing herself WIN
the library chimney ana trl&htenu'S
the servants by Stealing INTO the Tor
hidden house through the coaIhole, was
q culprit to De Stotded ana forgiven
But what of H"z"Aah miSehlevonsV
h!chlnG an article ot real value TO her
sister: did not like this turn OF
affairs. must set back to the rooi'
find NrZrkiah and compel her To re-
turn the silver book. only by tactfuI'
~ managing this could | serve well all
the members OF the house OF HoillSter
But first ! must leave Cecilia with Il
tranquil mind
Il thank Nou tor r"0hdng this mat
ter To me, Miss NnIlj~trr Please do
not attach suspicion to any one until |
have seen You AGAIN.
But il YOU should br unable to re
store -
Il assure YOU that the book IS not
lost. 1t has been mi>laid, that's all |
shall return il to You At hrcaktAst |
give You my word.
do Nou really mean itE' She fat
tered. "licase Keep this from AUNT
Octavia. can't tell You how tmpor
tant il is that she lee kept in ignorance
of my loss, IN" consequences, II sue
knew, might be velN distressing.
Miss OctaNia WaS carrying the in
vincihlc John Stewart Dick away To
the billiard room lite &@rcd nj NE
murdrrouSly as he tr~ilrd %lumly after
the lady OF the manor The others
were cr"Wding about Cecilia again, and
yielded to them Wi'IinSlN As |
sauntcrcd toward the door OrmShy de
tnned me Il mom"nl Tvs manner
was arrogant and he Missed rather
than spoke
Il III directed t" command your pres
ence at the prescott Arms tomorrow
nj II oclock- The business is tmpor-
tant.
regret my dear brother, that
Shail d" uhahie 10 SIT with you nj that
hour IN committee OF the whole, ana
loF TWO reasons me hrSt Is that |
am pared with LORD ArroWood You
refused to take nm INTO your base
compact ana allowed nm I" be thrown
Inc act was denclent IN generosity ana
gatlah'ry.
ih'n | suppose you would think II
me 'hlhG Tor Su'h pAnper To marry
woman IKE that-llke that, | say
anu he lerked ms head toward Cecilia.
Il cohslder lord OF ArroWood as
good as the proprietor OF knitting
mil any uay' II you press me Tor IN
OPINION replied amiaDiy
Ana thlS from n chimney sweep
..yo, ao.., ,o ~. ,,,.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-29
To be Continued

Alexander Dumas said duty is
something that we exact from others. Your
duty to yourself is to take Aliens Cough
Balsam when you have deep-seated cough
or cold. Nothing will give you quicker
and more permanent relief. Try it. Docs
not contain anything harmful. 25c., SOC.
and 81. 90 bottles at all dealers
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-29
No announcement.

In considering roads remember that
there are few towns that look so good
to the farmer that he will kill his horse
TO get there.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-29
Thrifty.

Waiter Dutch or Swiss cheese, Sir2
Son Take the Dutch, father The
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-29
De nsely Populated.

In the dru~rst part~ OF RrUhaA there
are 40 persons To- the acre. New York
has l,ruu in the same area.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-29

Bad roads are tax and a fearful
limitation upon the business and social
life OF country people.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-29
Same Road Relocated and Improved.

Same Road Relocated and Improved.
Bockloy of Louisville. KY, Samuel III.
Lea Of South Dakota; Dell NJ. Potter
Of Clifton, Ariz. G. G. Gilbert OF
Nashville, Tenn, and Col. Cameron.
Judge Lowe In his address declared
that congress should not hesitate to
appropriate money for good roads, az
il has appropriated enough for rivers
and harbors
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-05-29
Machinery for Sale

One 6-horse power international gas.
cline engine; 50 feet Of line shaft ~
splendid pulIeys suitable for all kinds
Of work good feed mill pumping jack,
gas tank, lots Of betting; all in good
condition If sold soon will be sold at
a bargain,
For particulars inquire Of the Min
eral Point Real Estate Agency.
Want ads will De found on page
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Die p~hilippinen.
Griter Sdritt 5u beren almGblidcn
ltnabbansisfeit setban.

Yrdiibent @ilfon unb Sefretdr
@arriion pdblten am Is. Sftpber Die
fol9euoen Silipinos gu Rit9liebern Der
Sbilippinen : Gommiiiion aus: @ictoz
rino Wapa. Saima 6. Se 9eDra,
8icente Sluitre, gicente Sinsion una
8afael Yalma. 9esterer seb6rt Der
GommiIiion ieit 1908 an; er bate
fiirSli9 iein &iidtritts @eiud eingee
reift. bod puroe basieIbe ub%eele6nt.
Weapa miro bns Yprtefeuiae Ses Sie
nan5z unb Suiti5 ; Iiniiters iiber@
nebnteu. p
Die grnennuns bon flint ginsebos
renen gu @it9liebern Ser aus neun
Tednnern beitebenben gommiIiion, Die
bamit Die Gontroae in Sdnben baben,
lit Der erite Sdritt in Der bon ber
Rrdiibent @illon'Id3en Ibminiftration
an9efiinbisten Yolitif. tpeIte alif
Selbitnertpaltltns unb I6lieBlihe Ens
a~bbdnsigfeit Der Sbilippinen binsielt.
General > @ounerneur Sarriion bate
Die fiinf Wdnner fir bic betreffenben
Soften empfoblen, neil Tie gu ben berz
borrasenoiten uno sebilbetiten ginsez
borenen bes Snielreihes geb6ren.
Srei Der gommiiiions : Witalieber
gebpren Der Naciondli1td ober Weebrs
beitssgartei urb 5tpei Der SrosreIiita
ooer Weinoerbeitss Eartei an. :
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SeacRtenswerther Jnee'
n~isnrssSeriett.

1ie griiden iiber iAiff6are SliiTe
itebe1 befountlih unter .goutrole Der
9unoesreeierurs, BEG ariessoepartes
ments. bos oieie gontrole bur1 Diff
aiere bes Sneenieurtorps ausiiben ldBt.
Die anseborieeu oieies. tpeldes nit
elmer nnteriuhuug Der o~iesidbrisen
l1eberi htpeumlns I'M Sbiotbale be-
auftrast tpareu, empfeblen nun, lant
ReIbuns aug Baibineton, in ibrem
eem &rie9siefretdr unterbreiteten 8es
ri6t. ba6 beiaets UNDERSTANDABLE aui
ale griideu uno @aiIerbauten ausses
bebnt tperben iole. ntht MIR CUR @ers
biitung bon lleberIhipemrnurgen. ionz
eern aud i'm Sntereiie Der Slubi6iffs
fabrt.
Sas @eltenbmdhen bon autoritdt
bon nerihiebenen Seiten. bon 9uns
oess, Staatss uub 2ofaIbebDrben, bat
in unferem 2anbe bel Dffentliden
llnternebmen idon mauderlei llnbeil
anseri6tet. LIN 10 tpiiuifenslpertber
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Diefe 3aklen!

Sas Iational > Sbierbatorium Rat
bon grofeiior q. q. Snnes bonn
Union observatory in Sobannesburgs
Siio> Ifrifa. einen 8eri6t iiber feline
Stibien iiber bic @rensen bes 8elts
aus er6alten. gr lit Der Mniiht, oas
oas 8eltaG iih in benz bon Den
WetlditraBe besren5ten Hnlinte befine
bet uro Der entfernteite Stern bon
Der @rbe $40 2ihtiabre entfernt lit.
9d bas 8Iapetenipitem. Su Dem aud
uniere Grbe sebort. nad benz aIIges
meineu -0afiirbalten 10 5iemlih int
Deittelput1tt bes bon Der MiIhitrafe
beerensten Haimes lieet, lInb bas
2iht IN elmer Setunbe 1S6, 900
ReiIen ober i'm Sabre iiber fiinf
unb oreibiertel Snabrtnionen Weilen
5uriidselest. 10 piirbe mad Der ges1
re6nuns Deg Srofeiior SHINES bas
@eltaq einen Surfmeiier bon 1884,
400. $50, 100000 WeiIen baben. Sas
9ift tpiirbe bieIe Sitan5 in 1850
Sabreu 5uriidleeen. i
Die Srage, Oh es mod ettpos ieus
ieits unieres Weltans eebe. bennts
tportet Yrofefior Snnes oabin. oass
Die itdrtiten Selesfope tpeit in oass
8eItal brineen fonnten, pornebmzr
lid bel benz flaren. Observation-Disclosures
Simmel, bab aber feline Spuren zines,
"Details NIT ausnabme bes unierisen
gu entbeden ieieu. I.
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gharafterfeftisfeit lit ni6t Sals,
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SertbtlSmnesfebmlen bier mnS
tn DeutFd9lanH. Z.

gs lit elm acknowledgement Bug bes
amerifaniiden Gbaratters, baB er
ii6 iiber iebe neire grrunsenihaft nuf
einenu beliebigen @ebiete oes Dffents
lifen 2ebens in lauten 2obpreiiunsen
ersebt unb tie als beiipieaos in Der
8elt BARTLETT, tpennelei6 man iens
ieits bes Ntlantics Dieie grrungens
i6aft ihon felt LANCER 3eit iein et9en
nennt uno lie naheerabe als ettpas
Selbitperitdnolides betrahtet. @emt
iebt in Chicago Die an lid geipib bes
rehtiste Sreube iiber Die giuridtiins
Der freien G6enbi1ulen Yur5elbdume
i9ldat. 10 mug 9eraoe I'M uebers
idipdne bieIer Sreuoe baran erins
merit iperben, bab Die 8~emiibunsen
I'M einfiibrung bes fahlideu Sort>
bilorns5 sllnterrihts INNER nod Der
1lmiesung in Die Chat beoiirfen. @ie
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bereits bor9ei6ritteu! S6on Die &C.
tperbeorbnunss : gopeIle BON Sabre
1900 itelte cs ben @emeinben fret,
fir @eienen, @ebilfen unS 2cbrltnse
bis gum poIlenbeten 10 Sabre oen
Sortbilbunsss S6ul3tpane ein3uiHbren.
Muf Grirnb bieies @eieses entitans
ben in ipenigen Sabren auf beuti6er,
gooen ISIS getperblihe unb sol
faufmdnniidc SortbilbunssIhulen.
Sic ein5elnen gnnocSitaaten sinsen
balo iber bic bon Der @etperbeorbnlln9
ertbeilte G~rlaibnib binauS unb mad
ten ben grDberen 9emeinben (iiber
10000 @~inipobner) Die @rrihtung
bon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NIT toitens
freiem Sasesunterriht our Yfliht.
@leih5eitig tuurbe audi fir Die ihuls
entlaiiene Snaenb bon IA biz IS Sabs
rem Der gciuh bieier SortbiIbuness
ihulen CUR Yflidt erbpbeu. Sic
Scnosperfsmeiiter, Sabrifanten ODER
faufmGnniifen Irbeitgeber ipurben
ebenfaIs burh @eies perpflihtet, ben
bel linen beidditigten 2ebrlinsen mo
@ebilfen inter IS Sabreu Die notbi9e
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9eben. obne ibneu bafiir einen IbSu9
bonn 3obne MAIDEN su biirfen. Nads
benz 8aoen uno 8iirttembers porans
se9aneen .fparen, iolgtc SrcuBen, no
Der @iberitanb Der I9rars gonierpas
tiben 81 iiberipinben mar, am I. Gpril
1919 ibrem 9eiipicl. 9cbreeaens
itdnoe IN ben Sortbilbuugsi6uIen iinS
nidt MIR bic alsemeinen Shulpiiens
ihaften. ionbern fir Die an9cb6riSeu
Der cin5elneu 0efperfc aud Die Dis
3iplinen ibres beitimmten Sades, llno
nebenbei lei erpdbnt, bab banebeu Die
ein5elnen Snnuneen fir ibr Sanotpert
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SIR Gin neuss SraRtlsies
GslspRsn

ipirS ipeben bas beutihe Yatent nad,s
geiuft. gs lit bon einem Snpaner ers
funoen unn- Spl ole bisber erprpbten
Spitemc iibertreiieu. Rad scr .3eis
ting bes @ereius peutifer GiIenbabns
'pertualtunsen" bat Die iapaniIhe Mcs
aieruna bic Grfinbuns aueetauft unb
allen bon ihr uuteritiisten Sdifis
fabrts : 9eieIifaftcn ~befoblen, Die
groberen Shific obue Gusnabme nut
ben neuen Ipparateu ausSuitatten.
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