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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30
2 OPERATIONS ON DUCHESS

Doctors Think Wife Of connaught Is
Now on Road to Recovery.
London, April 30.-A second oper-
alton for internal distractions was
performed upon the Duchess of Con
naught, wife of the governor general
of Canada.
Afterwards a bulletin signed by
Doctors Worthington, Dawson and
Lane was issued, saying that the
duchess was in satisfactory condition
and that her recovery is now looked
for without further complica ions.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30
Experiments With New Miners Lamp

Experiments With New Miners Lamp.
Shenandoah, Pa, April 80. - The
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron
company is experimenting with new
carbide gas lamp for use in it's mines
by mine workers, and which it is ex-
pected will do away with tn old oil
burning mining lamp. Mine workers
who have so far used the new lamp
say it is much superior to the old
style lamp, giving a much brighter
light, in addition to being much safer
and cleaner.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30
MUST GIVE U. S. LAND
Court Orders Southern Pacific to Re.
turn Grant

Court Orders Southern Pacific to Re.
turn Grant.
Portland, Ore, April 30.-Land stip-
ulated to be worth s30,OO0,0OO and es-
timated by experts to have value o.
$40,O00,O00 to $60,000,OOO, was ordered
taken from the Southern Pacific Ra /
road company and returned to the
federal government by Judge Wclver-
ton in the United States district court.
The Oregon California land grant
case, involving more than 100000
acres, will be carried to the circuit
court of appeals, sitting at San Fran
cisco, and later to the United States
supreme court for final adjudication.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30

FOR RENT-Store on Race St.
with 5-room house, having all mod
ern improvements attached. Two
large yards in rear, with barns. Ex-
cellent location for wood or coal
yard. Apply to Thos. B. Hubbard,
204 High St. 2-19-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30
Live Stock Markets

PITTSBURGH (Union Stock Yards)
CATTLE lower; choice, $8.50@8.6o:
prime, $825 1850
SHEEP steady; prime we hers. $6.1o
@6.25; culls and commons, $3.50
$50; lambs, $4.50@S; veal calves, 8
@9.50.
HOGS lower; prime heavies, $8 900
s95; mediums and heavy Workers.
f9.15@9.20; light Workers and pigs
l9.20@9.25; roughs, $7.50@8.25.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30
Salt Herring.

Are aow prepared to fill ysur
orders for first-class Chesapeake
Herring, OF this seasons pack, at
$3.50 per bbl.; 900 fish in each Dbl.
Quantity and quality guaranteed; |;
let N have your order early.
I. L. Leonard & CO.
Phons 1o3.-Adv. EAST. r25-2w.
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Gives scutari's Keys 10 King.

Cettinje, Montenegro, April 80.
scrown Prince Danilo Of Montenegro
ssssss received with sn osastiiJsa b pon lis
arrival here to hand over to King
Nicholas the keys of the fortress of
Scutari.
The formal ceremony was greeted
with salvos of cheers from the excited
crowd. The members of the royal fam
lily afterward marched in process on
to the cathedral, the queen and each
of the ladies giving her arm to q
wounded soldier.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30
Fifteen Mares and Colts Burned

Lexington. KY. April 80. - Fifteen
American and English thoroughbred
mares, each with foal by her side, died
In a fire which destroyed barn at
the Kingston stock farm, near here.
The fire is believed to have been of in.
cendiary origin. The los sis about
$4,000.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30
Widely Used.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
one of the most widely used medi-
cines in the market. It is as popu-
lar in Canada, Australia and South
Africa as at home. This Is because
it "makes good" You can always
depend upon it when you have
cough or cold. For sale by all deal
ers.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30
Hiqhwaymen Crush Skull

Philadelphia. April 30-Beaten inta
unconsciousness by highwaymen. Ern
est Miller. of Brooklyn. and married.
was found on the, Atlantic City pike,
near Hammonton. ~ ] He was rush
ed on a Philadelphia bound train to
the Cooper hospital in Camden. with
crushed skull and numerous laverA
tions. -
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30
The True Source
Of Beauty

is, and must be, good health.
Sallow skin and face blemishes
are usually caused by the
presence of impurities in the
blood impurities which also
cause headache, backache, Ian
guor, nervousness and depres-
sion of spirits. If, at times.
when there is need you will use
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30
For Sale

FOR SALE-Building lots on
Park Lane and Edgewood avenue.
Easy terms. Small purchase pay
ment and monthly deposits will buy
one. Apply to Edw. S. Phillips. IL
13-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30

DIR. Chas. w. Purnell, eye spe-
cialist, will be in his home office,
No. Locust street, every day
until Monday. May the 6th.-Adv.
2s-1t. b&r.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30

FOR RENT-Dwelling No. 100
Gay St.; centrally located, all con-
veniences. Apply to Henry L.John-
son. 4-15-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30

entered tic Peabody Co operative
bank, held up John A. league, the
treasurer, and escaped after obtaining
$50, the contents of the cash drawer.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30
FOR. Rent

FOR RENT-106 Choptank Ave-,
IL rooms, all modern conveniences; !;
excellent condition.; fine for board
ing house or large family. Immedi-
ate possession. L. B. Phillips, Cam
bridge, Md. 12-13-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30
Bold Daylight Robbery.

Peabody. Mass, April 30.A man
armed with q revolver and wearing
hepkin over the lower part Of his face.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30
Wanted

WANTED-Two neat. Industrious
girls, about 16, to go to Blue
Ridge Summit; fare paid and $3.50
a week each. Address, at once,
box 1877, Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-30

FOR SALE OR RENT-Fine old
residence, with about an acre OF
land attached. Apply to Edw. S.
Phillips or w. Lake Robinson. 4-7-tf
FOR SSALE-Bay mare, cheap to,
Quick buyer J. H. Phillips & Co...
foot of bridge. 24-6t.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-01
Will Establish Grocery.

Fred A. Schrupp, proprietor oi
Schrupp's Selz Royal Clue shoe store
in the Boesch building on South
Minnesots street informs the Review
that he expects to establish q grocery
in connection with his present business
and that the new department. will be
ready about November 1st Prior to
opening up his shoe store in New Ulm
which has since proved a successful
venture, Mr.. Schrupp was for ten
years engaged 10 the general merchan-
disc business at Henderson, so that he
is thoroughly experienced in his new
undertaking. He has become one of
our most popular young business men
and success in the grocery department.
of his store seems to be assured from
the outset -.-=
New Ulm review., 1913-10-01
Hunters Narrow Escape.

What might have turned out to be
serious accident resulted in the loss
of three guns and thorough wet
ting for Anton Bekken and Nels and
Ole Rusten early Sunday morning on
Lake Hanska. The three were in a
small boat and the wind was blowing
quite gale when they were pushing
their way across the lake from Fort
Hill to gain cover to shoot ducks in
the early dawn. When about half
way across their boat dipped water
and capsized spilling the hunters,
guns, ammunition, other hunting
paraphernalia into the lake. It was
a cold morning and the men were
heavily clothed which made it very
difficult for them to attempt to swim
in the mixture of water and soft
mud. However their cry for help
was heard by another party of hunt
ers-Henry Anderson, Alfred B.
Ouren, Theodore Greenholz and Silver
Haugen-who Immediately went to
their assistance and brought the three
safely to shore.
An attempt made Monday at find
ing the guns proved unsuccessful
and it is very likely that they will
not be found. Two of the shot guns
were new ones rented from the
Hanska Hardware and Implement Co.
and one was an old single barrel
Hanska Herald.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-01
Mas Livingston ! Murderer

Remorse, or the fear that hs would
be suspected Of the crime Of mur.
der, may have been the motive fol
the suicide Of Joe Livingstone, who
cut his throat in st. Peter on th<
afternoon of September 18th. Thil
theory has been adopted by local
authorities since the finding Of the
dead body of a murdered man at
Mankato, and substance is given ia
it by the strange actions of Living
stone during the time he was being
cared for in st. Peter. a
It will be remembered that Living
stone was found lying in the Kasota
railway yards on August 29th. His
jaw was broken, and one Of his ears
was cut and torn. It was evident
that he had been roughly handled,
and he accounted for his condition by
telling the village officials at Ka-
sofa that he had been set upon by
tramps as he was stealing ride on
q freight train. According to his
story he was badly beaten and then
thrown from the moving train.
DIR. G. F. Merritt was called to
attend him, and the physician now
remembers that his actions were
most peculiar. At the Kasota Jail,
where he was first treated, he SEEM
ed scared and apprehensive. AL
though it caused him great pain to
move his head, he cast furtive glanc-
es at each person that entered. Lat.
er, when being treated at the hos
pital, he seemed troubled and i'll At
ease, and would start at any unex-
pected sound. He declined to go out
Of doors until compelled to do so,
and even then remained in rear Of
the hospital, evidently seeking con-
cealment.
Recalling his actions, the physic-
ians are prone to discount the story
he told. They suspect that his in
juries were received in desperate
battle with the man whose body was
found at Mankato, as he was hurt
about the time the latter was kill
ed. His nervousness and apprehen-
sion is attributed to his fear that the
crime would be detected and he would
be placed under arrest. It, in their
opinion, so preyed upon his mind
that he slashed his throat with
razor on the afternoon of the 18th,
lying at the state hospital ten hours
ater.-St. Peter Herald.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-01

Carl Lindeke, one Of the pioneer
residents of st. Paul was weekend
visitor at the home of Ed. Kunze.
From here he went to Sleepy Eye and
Springfield to visit with friends before
his return to the SANITY City.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-01

Little Miss Elsie Sandau entertained
eleven of her little girl friends at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Sandau, Saturday afternoon
and evening, in honor of her birthday
anniversary. Games were played and
delightful supper was served. The
young folks enjoyed . very pleasant
social gathering.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-01
BrickIsyers Union Launched.

New Ulm now boasts of its first
union. At q meeting of the brick.
layers of the city held at Turner Hall
recently, officers we're elected and duly
installed by state organizer 81. NJ.
Furtney of Owatonna and a charter
has been granted to the new orgsni-
zation. The following officers will
preside over the destinies of the
Union for the ensuing year: Pres,
Henry Kunze; vice pres, Frank Wolf;
fin. secy., Otto Puhlmann; treas,
John Ruhnow; deputy, William
Thiedemsnn; attorney, Anton Hogen.
For the next few months meetings will
be held quite frequently 90 ss to
enable the officers to scquaint them
selves with their duties and to take up
new members. The wages and hours
OF work will remain the same for the
balance of the year, but these
questions will be thoroly discussed
and acted upon before next January.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
Wiinftige 2lminabnte
1Sinbet oas 5entidle gereins.alnbs
hans Rrojeft,
Gas bon Der Cincinnati SnrugemeiH
be amgeregt morben 1T.


Ias, Dor sinissr 3eii bon Der Gina
tinndti 5urnasmeinoe angeregte pro-
ieit, in Der Central 5urnbda. Die
Sfantpirthihdft auF3ugsbn uno bic
6alls in eiu ,gereinssalubbaus" ums
3unanbsin, in tpeldber bdnn ieosr alts
itebenoe neutite 8ersiR, rer Wlitalieo
res alubs III, ungeitort Ieine Bsrs
idmmlungen, Bale uno 5eitlihf
diler Qrt abh1lten t6nnte. ifeint cut
fruhtboren gobsn g,fallen 3u ien
Nlf bic an bic 0sreine eraln1ensn
Ginlaoungen bin hotten ndnlit Ger
C5tohfeIlop Sdngerfc-. GadIsa
ln.trIt. gerein, gabiIfer urt. @ers
Elm. 6eutifer Qanorebr 8ersia
Rbeinpfdl3er lint. 0erein, gansriifr r
lint. 0erein, Cnofsllcir Sdncerhor,
5annoperdner Rdu6er adfiHo. 6ers
pegb Uldnnerdor. BaIb ngtoH 2is
bertp alub unb Sstipei3er Wdnnsrf)or
Ielclnttn in bic portere1tbenee 8.rs
If1mmIuna geifidt, bic geltsrn 4bsHo
lin ber Central SurnbalIe itatIiano.
Die 6erren aramsr, Ssetnbah uno
Gifermann BON Der 5urnaemsinbe ers
fldrtsn BEN gnfpsisnben bas proi2tt
lauf Dns Bendueite uno betonten gan,
beIonoers, baB ben 8ereinsn, bic oem
alu6 hei3utrsttn piinIhen, our9lus
.eine aoiien bdrdus ertpdbTen, loHa
bern, bab lie burh ibten 8sitritt MIR
gortheiI siehen tonnten. auf pielen
bie 5erren auf bic 9slegenbsit 9in
bic ben 9ersinsn, foas nos grpistI
erfolgrei6 ourheefiibrt iperos, ge1sbsr
4fpiiros, IN 3utunft lire SSeitliffeiter
ohHs obrigteitlihe ginmiihung cbsl
8eqrensuna u63ubdltsH. Gss Weiieser
Iipurce bstpnt, bog eacurh b1s I'M
tptIltommene Clement bon bieIsn re
| fen ferngebaItsn tpiiroe uno bic 2ess
tsren fpisoer ihren olten beutf6hei.
| mdtblihen gbaratter dnnehmen mir
ben. Die ginseIteiten res groistls, BIZ
Iallerbings nod niflt polIitdnoig aus
qsarbeitet fino, fperben bann allgemeir
beiproden unb ss f6isn. aIs ob ei
aumdenosn Tslegaten oGs proief
bsaiinitigten uno in niefer WeiIe al
| ihre 0ereine berit,ten iptroen.
/ Ia infolae Der Situna oss Stabt
psrbannes piele 0ereins niGt p.rtretsl
paren, lam man su tetnem enogiiIti
ben geihIuB. Der fir sire fpdter
einsubsrufeube' 8eridmmlnns, eersl
1aium DON Der 5urngsmeinoe feitsn
feben III, dufgeidobsn 'porosn lit. Su
| 3pifheH peroen a6er bic 4usIbIb
| mit9lieber Der Surugemeinbs Ten DR.
fdiebenen 9srsinsn in itrsn rel
!. 8rfammlungsr lore aufpatsun
MAIDEN, um Sas proistt gu ert Grsl
unb Tie hoffsn, iiberaa gut: 4ufHa5m
| aii fiRnen.
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sei eimer SdJieaerei perlstt.

SIN elmer 8irtbitaft an Der 6, lnlo
9lum 5trnBe gerietb Der 20 Sabre
aite arton 9aQerini. pom 9to. col
Blum StraBe, nit Dem 3eittifell
ssames lroe, % Sabre alt, 524 8elt
q StraBe tDohnbaft. III Streit. III
oeTien 8erlnuf IuDe ieinen ReooIoer
sog uno oem gaaerini cine ShnB'
mllnne inn arnt beibratJte. Ter Der.
iuunoete tpuroe i'm itaotiifel aral.
fenhaus perbunoeu lut0 iDegen ilnor'
oentIid,en getragens nerhaftet. Srns
bate mad, Der StieBerei Die ,Sluht
ergrifien, bpd bate Der YoII8ilt Yell
idilell Die geriolgunq oes 5liidtlingS
al,igenomuien, uuo gelang es ibm Den
ShieBbolo in Saft gu bringen. 8eeeu
5ros fmtroe eiesSeituloigling oielb'
iid,t gebabt 5u babeu 81 tooten erbo'
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
Saberii6es VolfsieF.
Im Sonntag ipirS es in Geidratb'S 8
garf gefeiert.

gfm Sonntaq miro es In Reif.
ratb's Iarf Iritig uno pergniiat Der.
geben, oenn alsoann halt bort Der
@nperiid,e llnterItiitlngspereiH gro.
hes @olfsieit ab nno oas be0eiitet eiri
3uiamntenitromen 0es 9ali3enT TelttidJ.
tfnms. 9as ;Seit 1T Longer Sano DOR.
berciiet ln0 oo Die 8ouern 6as Ir.
ranairen BON lSeitlid,fciten groBeren
Stils io5tdben fam Der Grfolg itidlt
nusbleiben. fSitr llnterbaItung iiir
Sscoern1nn. mir Rdnulein uno 3eib.
lein, iiir Sung imo gllt, miro a'is.
tomnttid) aciorgt fem, oeun ons aom.
|mittee. melhes Die 8orbereitirtgen ae.
trofien Iebt ieinen Stol3 Oartn. cilte
GerdnitaItuna 81 geben, Die iDirflid
Den 9ianen eires oeutidleu 8olfsfeltes
per0ient. 3ahlreid1e oeittih 8erein(
haben 6ie Ginlaounq sur IbeiinaDmc
onacnomnren lnt6 lperoen audi forpo,
ratIn fnntrnen. oenn Die gdperu iteber
aud ME Suriid, ncnn es gilt. BEN
fiSeite eines nnOern 8ereins onrf) pe
imf Sum Grfolg 3u briueen. 60 II
| cs aud FORFEIT, 0enu ipenn Die bent
| ifen 8ereine iih eiuanoer beiiteheu
oonn ite6eu iie ieIbit ieu tpie oeutidt
eifer. gllio aui 3mn gapernfeit an
| lSonntaa lei Die 2oIitnd.
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9erli6. 9ieie Grouen fHb uHfere
fdlimmiten Geinbe."

4erlid. 9ieie Irousn Iinb uHfere
i9limmiten Seinbe."
2abp Qberbeen, bic grdIibenttn bes
internationdlen 5ruuennerbanDes, fags
te: .Wir perbdmmen obne Grboruen
oieie uniinntgen 6anolungen. Bir
itreben boraufbin, bic Wdnner unb bic
Jrduen etndnoer glei6 gu MAIDEN. Die
Reatiiirung Der 3iele Der 5rau Gms
melpn pantburft piirben eine RepoIuz
tion our Jolge taben, bersn einSigs
Spfer bic 5ruuen fein tpiiroeu."
Der tnternattpnule 5rauens4ongr B
nabm am Ya6mtttog cine Refolution
an, in Der ertlGrt Dirb, baB bie
5raue1r bas Sttmmre6t srbaIten fouz
ten, boB cher 3uerit nit Rem munt5iz
palen Stimmre6t on9efangen peroen
ioGte, nit tpelfem Die 5rauen elm,
@elegsnbeit babsn tpiiroen, ben 81
peis gu liefern, baB iie aud our ausz
iibung oes peiteren Stimmrehts Be-
fdbigt ieien.
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Hni d lie.

- Qluf benz @iiterba6nbpf Der g.,
S. &c .. Gifenbabn fisl Der AZ
Sabre alte arbeiter gilbert Snsob,
In Union Bethel fDObnbaft, BON einem
Tsahtfpdqeon unb fieI iih bic ltnte
Shulter aus. DER gerungIiidte rpurbe
BEN ft1btif9en arantenbaus einses
liefert.
- Der 4jdbrige alb. 3untslIi, bon
go. 6O6 plum StruBe, uelher lid
bei Ssinsr gante, Rp. 633 8snnon
9lpe., gum 8eflt6 befanb, ipielte Dor
bsm 6aufe an .inem 6unopagen Der
sSenningg GrpreB aomp., als Der Nds
qen fi6 na9 htnten iiberihlug, fpos
burb Der anabe unter Die Rdoer oes
Baaens fam. Der Junge trug anz
fcheinenb innere 0erleBungsn bdDon,
uno puroe benz itaetiideu arantens
6dus eingeliefert.
- Gin StraBenbabn Daggon Der
gait Gnb ainie itieb an Der 5 .une
Smitb Gtrabe nit einsm Wdgen Der
Strietmonn groder gdderst 3uiums
men ipoourf Der aut'her Sdmes
@orbon pop bem DdSsn geI4leubsrt
prrbe. unb gerleBungen am aopf
unb Shulter bopontrug. Der Der
| leste psioterte Iih in sin 5oipital 81
aebeu unb begob lid na4 istner
Wohnung
Der autffer Gruit 9aa putoe
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rem 8erlebuneeH ndh Dem 'tdotlihsr
SoTpitol oebraht. 6au, reIder gsO
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ICmnibus NIT poFfaeisren. uIs er ar
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sinem Waaer Der Gait Gno Struben.
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lauf Den Tdbrbamm gsibIsuoert, nj
I8uffp lepubtlos liegeu bItsb. geto
@eruneliiete peiserten iih. Madden
l9uffn fpieoer 3u fih getommsn mar
ms 6oIpi.ol 3u gehen.
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GinbriidDe mno 1iebftdble.

-G Cine 5ermelin Del; Gdrnitur
iE Wertb BON $125 tpurbe aus Der
Wohnuna bon Abolp1 alein, go.
3514 Wcfbington 4peuue, snitpsnbst.
Ter 9erbodt. ben Disbftabl dusges
fiitrt su haben, 1T ouf cine beItimmte
9erIon gslenti. b<ren Rame Der polis
ssi miteetbilt lporbsn III.
Ter 4poibete bon G. Z.
Winerteller. an Der Saunbers uns
Spcamore Strabs. ftatisten gin6rss
ter stnsn 8eiud a6 unp ifoblen aus
Ger Reeiftrir Gaifs ben 9etros Don
$40. Die ginbrechsr fnnben 3utritt
81 ben Raumer, inoem lie an elmer
Goiie hinauftistterteH unb fi6 burt
sln often itebsnbes Genfter fhapdnesn,
- ssoiepb arata. bon Ro. 3l0
groaoipdn teilast ben 9srluit elmer
go!oenen ubr i'm Wertb BON $45. biz
iln ans elmer Wefie in ieinem Or.
teiispIeb an Der 6rcnt unb IsoInul
StruBs geiiobten iDuros.
- Shns ireeno irelte geuie muBa
/ ten Tishe aus BEN eebGube uon Or
| 6. Snpber, Ro. 130 Dei. Gonri
S!robe absieben. ndt,oem Tie sir
9eafier In bem S.allssbdube unb sir
Gberiictt Jenitsr in siHem 6inier,
aebduD< gspoItiom srbrohen batien
aliem 4nidein nah tpar6eH bic Die6l
Derfdnutt.
- Gin ginbrefar periudis geIieri
| In bie Mohnung bss garbisrs Sotpnr.
goone, ysp. 1924 poplar Strdbs. Elm.
susrinasH. ipuroe aber burdp Rihdrl
6obmnnn, bon go. 1709 Weite-r
glpsnue, Der bas Gebabrsn oss WaH
lHes beobaftet bate. perlheuht. COB
mann nnbm bic 9erfolgune bes Gin
tref<rs nuf. bod seldna ss benz Bur
i6sn 10 snttommen. Der 9urfG
rshfslfe n1hrenb Der sylnhi ftin
aRIbe hit einem fptiden out. Ei
| g1o6nuna nss Boone lit unbenuffin
liisi. b1 beritlbe in Ro. 426 Weft 5
lGtr1be f<in G,ef6dft bat. Disfss ga
Der Ginbrshtr isbtnfalls IN Grfdh
lruns stbraht uno ben 8triud I'm
ltsynommtu. einsnbrefen.
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