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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
S500,000 Gems Found
In Street in London
Special Gable to Tire Atlanta Georgian.

Special Gable to Tire Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON Sept ia laborcr
walking through st Pauls road in
North London on his way to work to
day. picked up a brown paper parcel
which contained IS pearls, worth over
$500 600
They were part of the $3.50. 600
necklace owned by Man Meyer and
stolen between Paris aud this city in
June.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
ACCOUNTANT BANKRUPT.

George ". Keeling. an accountant
living in College Park, Tuesday filed
e voluntary petition in bankruptcy.
He admitted liabilities OF s95s.94, and
claimed assets OF SIS,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
LeoncaVallO Will
Lead Opera in U. S.
speelal cahIe 10 The AtIanta oeoraIan

ROME. Sept. 16.-Composer Leonca-
vallo will leave shortly for an
American tour, visiting first San
Francisco then New York and Bos-
ton.
He personally Will conduct per
formances of the operas "PagliaCci"
"Ziugsri' and La Roheme"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
Titanic Claims
Total Sl6,85O, 1862

NEW YORK, Sept 16.-Through
suits for S46.25o for Belgian subjects.
just filed. the Titanic damage claims
now total S16S5O.S62
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
Threats Wasted.
Weak, Nervous and
Diseased Men
Permanently Cured

Or. HUGHES s an
experienced specialist
Or. Hughes success
fully treats and per-
manenUy cures Pre-
m atQre eak n ess.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
1T oUsNcHEs THIRST.

HUTSTUTu 5 NCIu FhOBpnAe,
TeasOonfnl u glass Of water sueetened TO ,u.t.
tar more delicious and refreshing than lemouaa..
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-10-09
RISING COST
OF GOVERN MENT
Almost Doubled in Last De-
cade---Fault Lies at Door
of Indifferent Average
Citizens.

The total Of state and ioca
taxes in the United States rose
from little more than ! billion
dollars in 1901 to 2la billion in
1911, while the increase in popu.
Iation has been less than 25 per
cent. The cost of government
the country over has almost
doubled the last ten years. We
are not only living beyond our
means, we are living beyond the
means of the third or fourth gen.
Grafton to come.
This all has to be paid some
time-if not in direct taxes. then
indirectly. The whole American
public seems wild with spending
We are living high, in the family
i'll the town, and as a state and
nation, and we must expect to pay
we'll for it. We boast Of our eff
cheney, but the steadily lncreaa-
ing burden which Is piling upon
the backs of the taxpayers is a
bundant evidence that we are tn,
most careless, thriftless, and ex-
travagant people the world even
saw.
MlSgOvernment, mismanagemen'
and extraNagant IN public affairs
have been due more largely f.
the average citizen s indifference
and ignorance in regard to the
public business than to any
other cause. The people as a
body do not seem to care vcrs
much about what is done with
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-10-09
SUBMITS REPORT OF
BOOSTER TRIP
Chairman Wood Gives Elk.
haustive Report of Notable
Trip over Black and Yellow
Trail.

Ben M. Wood, chairman of
the committee. which arranged
the booster trip for the
BLACK and Yellow trail from
Chicago to the Yellowstone park,
has compiled an exhausted re-
port of the circumstances leading
up to the determination to make
the trip, the details Of it's ar
rangement and results accomplish
ed.
In commenting on the trail
through South Dakota and the
Black Hills and his conclusions
Chairman Wood says:
"In South Dakota through the
cities of Brookings, Lake Preston
DeSmct, Huron, Wolsey, Miller,
Highmore, Blunt, to Pierre, in
the counties of Brookings, Kings
bury, Beadle, Hand, Hyde and
Hughes the road was found to be
marked and in fairly good con-
dition. Much Improvement work
is planned and the road will be,
undoubtedly, in very fine condit-
ion at the opening of the 1914
touring season. West Of Pierre
through the counties Of Stanley,
Pennington, Meade and Law
rece, via the cities Of Fort Pierre
Hayes, Philip, Wall, Wasta,
Rapid City, Sturgis, Whitewood
and Deadwood, the road was
found to be all that can be ask
ed or can be expected of a pra-
irie road. This road like the road
in eastern South Dakota is well
marked.
AT Deadwood in Lawrence
county, your committee was con-
fronted by enthusiastic citizens
from the cities of Spcarfish and
Lead, = d. Both of these cities
are located ON different possible
routes that can be travelled west
from the city Of Deadwood to
the cities of Sundance and Gill
cite, Wyoming. So strong were
the contentious made by the de-
legations from the said cities.
that it was thought best to re-
main over long enough to en-
able the committee to travel over
both routes. This was done. The
road from Deadwood by the way
Of Spearfish to Sundance is one
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-10-09

commonwealth lop off the long
list Of unnecessary expenditures
which make for higher taxes.
We don't want to be niggardly
and miserly-just provide a full
measure Of plenty and stop there
But first Of all, we must drive
deeper into public consciousness
the determination to make econ
omy, honesty, simplicity and ef.
ficiency the watchwords in the
administration Of the people s
business. We must learn to GET
and insist on getting the worth of
our tax money in actual pubic
service patriotically performed.
The drinking OF a quantity Of
whiskey and the eating Of wat,r-
melon hy two Young men, tae
Cazirc brothers, who llyL neAi
Bison, caused u poisoning m,-
stery which for a time puzzled
the county authorities. The two
young men complained to State .
Attorney Stanley than an ef-
fort had been mde to poison
them. The state s Attorney COM
menced an investigation of the
ease, and it developed that in
stead Of being poisoned by 4 sup.
posed enemy. the young mems
condition was due to Q combinat.
ion Of whisky and watermelon.
The combination Of the two pro.
duced all the symptoms Of pois.
oning and the services of a ply
sician were necessary to save the
Young mems lives
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-10-09

their money after it has once
been paid in taxes
II is true that the great cor
porations and men Of wealth pay
to the tax gatherer the bulk of
these taxes, but indirectly and
lneNorably the huge cost of gov
ernment is borne by the men
who eat three meals a day in the
sweat of their brows and wear
any sort Of clothes. 1t is paid in
higher prices which are charged
for everything they buy. Though
distributed through retailers and
on from one man to the next in
countless ways, eventually and
unerringly it is as sure to find
Judgement on the backs of the
common people as if directly as
sessed on them. The burden lies
heaviest on the man at the end o
the line. 1t is passed on to Him.
Some time the people will wake
up to this fact, to the dismay
of those who thrive on getting
large appropriations and finding
new ways of swelling the volume
Of public waste to their own in
dividual profit. When the peo-
pie do wake up, their good-nat-
ured tolerance Of inefficiency
and graft in public office will
cease to be the joke that it IL
now regarded by their exploiters
congressman actually have
urged indefensible million-dollar
appropriations just because the
craft was to be spent in their
own states-have boasted of their
raids on the public treasury
when the whole thing was ruin
ous and disgraceful and be-
trayal of the public welfare.
Economics on a large scale can
he brought about il the cost Of
war establishments can be cur
tailed, and if municipalities and
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-10-09


the Black Hills country. 1t is
not what would be termed a
mountainous or hilly road. 1t is a
road that enjoys a vast amount
of tarvcl and because Of such
travel is in exceptionally good
condition.
''The road from Deadwood to
Sundance by the way of Lead,
South Dakota. is one that pierces
the mountains and. is, therefore,
hilly or mountainous road. How
ever, the great portion of the
mountainous condition of the
road is within the state Of South
Dakota and the county Of Law
renee. The people of Lawrence
county were expending a great
deal of money upon the highway
In fact, the committee found a
great number of men and teams
employed in improving this road
We were informed that they
were working under contract
carrying $4,000 for such work.
The road when finished will in
deed be very picturesque
route.
From Chicago to Yellowstone
Park it was the good fortune of
the committee to have with us an
official representative of the
Blue Book Publishing Company
This gentleman thoroughly logg-
ed highway the entire distance.
He went with the committee
over both Of the above mention
ed roads between Deadwood, S.
D., and Sundance, Wyo. He will
publish one or both Of the routes
according to the wishes Of hte as
sociation.
Due to the fact that we
found the condition of the two
roads so vastly different and the
merits Of both so numerous we
are really unable to come to a
satisfactory conclusion as ia
which road deserves preference
therefore, your committee would
recommend that both routes be
adopted and that it be left op-
tiOnal with the tourists as to
which route they might desire to
follow; that te Blue Book Pub
fishing Company be requested to
publish the loggings of both
roads in their 1914 Guide Book.
I'm Wyoming the highway
was Travelled through the coun-
ties OF Cook, Campbell and John.
son, via the cities Of Sundance
Moorcroft, Gillette, Sussex k
Buffalo. This road is prairie
road. 1t goes through most in.
teresting country. Evidences OF
considerable Improvement wer,
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-10-09
NOTICE

TO Our Milk Customers-COm
mencing with October lst the
evening delivery Of milk will be
discontinued. We will be in posi-
tion to furnish you with all morn
ing's milk. Give your orders to
the milkman.
Very respectfully,
e. P. Mueller.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-10-09

ICOuntv the fOdO was unOefgOlLR
a change in may places to avoid
steep grades. etc. New culverts
and bridges were being installed
The same conditions prevailed i'll
Campbell county, although not
quite so prominent as in Cook
county Ia Buffalo county the
same condition also prevailed.
There is only one criticism
} which the committee can offer,
viz: these counties have neglect
ed to give as much attention as
they should to the markings. If
this department is looked after
the road will be, under all Of the
circumstances, meritorious.
From Cody to the east en-
trance Of the park, the destinat-
ion Of the Pathfinder Tour, the
road traverses through the fam
Gus Shoshone River canyon. 1t is
beyond our ability to describe
this picturesque stretch Of the
road. 1t is government highway
and upon it the government of
theUnited States has spent thou
sands Of dollars. It will measure
up with the best highway in the
country, It's efficiency Of con-
struction and it's marvellous scenic
possessions will ultimately bring
untold returns to the Chicago,
Black Hills and Yellowstone Park
Association.
I'm order to live up to the
meaning Of the word Booster
inculated in the name Of this
committee, your committee mem,
bers decided to hold booster
meetings wherever possible III
the various cities visited while
the said committee was making
their Pathfinder and Booster
TOnr. 1t is not necessary Tor
MS to go into detail relative to
these meetings. We believe it
will be sufficient to state that
such meetings were held in three
fourths Of the cities and com
munities visited. At such meet
ings one of the members of the
party would make utterances
relative to the merits Of the high
way and would urge that the
people get into the game and
boost the proposition forward
In this manner alone the high
way was brought to the attention
OF vast number of people, all
along the line, and will surely
result in great amount Of good.
In submitting this, our report,
We do so asking leave to recon-
mend that the association con
tinue the campaign inaugurated
at the Deadwood convention and
by which campaign funds were
raised.
Also we beg leave to urge
that the association continue itt
activity along the line of giving
wide publicity to the merits OF
the Chicago, Black Hills and
Yellowstone Park Highway. By
SO doing the association can at
tract over it's highway the great
bulk of the vast automobile tour
ing traffic. Procuring this traffic
will render returns to the asso.
citation and the cities and munich
palities making up the association
beyond prediction.
II "A flock Of q half hundred quai
visited the northern part Of
Pierre one evening dropping
down into the door yards, and
showing little fear Of the ap
proach Of people. They visited
number of places and were
watched by the residents with in
terest. They probably came from
Marions Island between Pierre
and Fort Pierre where they
have been breeding for severa
years, and where Mr. Marion
does not allow hunters. Th,
quail are 90 tame that they viii
lily upon the shoulders Of Mra
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-10-09
A Good Crop and
What the Farmer Receives

Had stopped think why u.s. that for all your
sales of grain, hay stock and produce you bank
check in payment Has it occurred you that the pur
chaser of y"ur farm produce takes your receipt for
every dollar paid you in this mannerl
If business find check necessity in their
transactions with the public such account is surely
important in your affairs. When you pay your
bills in cash you running risks of bad memory"
careessness," short change" and . chance of having
to pay second time.
check account eliminates Ill such chances of error-for
check this bank is record in writing witness
ed. recepted, and therefore, undsputabe evidence
Security Banking and
Trust Company
Philip, South Dakota
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-10-09

Subecribe for The Review.
$3.50 Per Year.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05
Stnrb an (Sritifuna.

Coroner sSoertmeper gab geiIern
icin &croift in Der llntcrillhung 0cs
<e0e$ oeS 9abps, melhes Dor eiuiser
9ett in Dem aleinen Ytiami SiuB &c.
fuH6en pltroe, ab. Ter Coroner 'teute
ieIt, oaB Der GOO 0urh gritifcu EN-.
qetreten iii uuo Der fIeiue 2ei6Hdm
icoann in oer 6luB geporien purOe.
Ser GiptI.ISnqenieur 3olter @ihler
ron No. 1000 Gilbert Auenue. 1atte
cingcitnuoen, ons @abn in Den iSluB
cuporien 3u Eabeu. Tr. sSoertmeper
eriuhte Die 8ranb Surp, Den san
raher 3li uHteriufen.
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%. g. Z. y.
&orbereitnngen fir bic tommenoe
geantenluabl.

Der Porb Cincinnati 2urnberein
belt geitern abeno feine rsgeImdBiga
BeriammIung ab, in Del9er, neil 70.
pobl Der srite unb 3tpeite Spreder
ntht anneieno Iein tonnten, Serr u.
". 8ruber uls tempordrer Spre6er
fungtrte. Das 6auptgeI6dft, neI6es
Der 8eriammIung porlag, mar Die
WabI zines Nominations s4usI6uHes
fur bic am eriten Dpnnerftag i'm 81.
tober ituttfinoenbe 8sdmtertpa6l uno
oieIelbe er9ab fol9enbes Rcfultdt: abe
9roit. 4b. Nulff, 2lo. 3. 8aufmann,
Ybtlipp 9auteI unb 5enrD 9abe.
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ri9ter fungtren, iDeroen per aonftituz
tlpn 3ufolge je 3tpei SanDioatsu fir
bic 81 beiebenoen Qemter aufIteaen.
Der ga4toertrag NIT bem qcgens
tDdrtigen 8erpaItsr 6errn 0m. Betri
purte nit siniqen QbGnoerunaen auF
Elm tpeiteres Sabr berlGnaert. oym
uebriqen tameu nur RoutincgeI6dfte
our Grleot9ung.
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8egen SdlGaerei uerbaftrt.

an Der George uno Chm StrlBc
gerieth geitern Abeno ser 90 3abre
a!te 3imnermunn @iuiam Reufle,
ror go, 900 2Sobu Strabc, nit oen
SO Sabre alten Sdmieo 2Sobu Gu.
hcnts, pou go, $50 8eorgeStraBe,
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ausnrtete, BEL tuelher Gubonts Scr.
punounqen i'm 8eiitt buuoutru1
aentle murbe pegen G0rparuerletung
lmh gubants pegen unorOentlihcl!
SctrageEs in 9aft geuommeu.
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tat sn berf9dffsn. gWenn id) mcin
6aus Hiht leiten tdnn pie id min.
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ter bride bielt es fir ratbfam. bds
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beruhiqeR, inbem er ibm mittheilte,
haB es yldbe sibt. bic piberipenitias
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iyamiIie nidbts thuu fpoQeu, fhnea aur
Ginfint brineen. 0omit 6ersog er.
fdbre, ME es in foI6en qnitalteu aus.
iiebt, perurtbeilte ibn Der gtihter All
einem Tag Mrbeitsbdus.
Deaen neberf6reituna Der Eabrs
sei6pinbigfeit uuf einem Nlotorrub
bate fih geftern G6arles Ssfpdlb,
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$25 ab uno nerurtbeilte ben Iebeltbd.
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ipspen Diebftabls zines 5dnotoffers
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ter, fpeIher erft na6 lGngerer Sdgo
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tonrte, Bel itinem 5lu5tDerIut Die
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net bd:te, pelden er fir its priifer
fpo1tS.
peter Rodnts, bon Ro. 2O19 Bur,
net apsnue, erpirttc Qlftern einer
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bini, BON go. $50 Dit 3. Strabe, roe,
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fpelde 5anolme our6 ben Ddi5srei
fireit berporseruTen tporosn Iein iOQ
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wdrT oaber Die Weoi3iH, ipslts mir ber
Nr3t gegebeu, bel Sstts uno fling an, bas
COMPOUND 5u nebmen. She i'd einf bulbe
Tlaibe ounoH singsrourmeu, mar id i'm
Stanoe, aubuitBen, uub tur;e 3ett pas
raul tonnts it) ule metHe 2lrbeit perrths
ten. Sbre Msoijtn bat iidt uls Dos eriuies
fen, mas Sic pon ibr be6ouptsn, uuo I'D
babe IS IN isOem 5ausbGltc empfohlen, ben
Id bciudte." - 5Srau Utarg SobuftoH, 2l0
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re lag id) an nero0ier 6infduigftit bornies
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an bpteriidjen &uidueu, irantbaften RoptS
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gsferuuq fiHoeu. Sd mar 70 ihmad1, naB
i'd taum large 9enug auffebeu tonntt, um
mein @ieidirr }u tUaifsH.
a4Dbia y. Qtntboms 0egetabls gUfRs
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antiuDrtet unO itreng gsbeim gebalttI
meroen.
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Sc ner.

- 2us ltnbetannter urIahe ents
ftanb Elm tleintr grdnO in BEN @eb0Is
cn Der 8ranD unb WurbDd @penue.
grice Siu. bem siuige 8Gums gum
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peitbin iihtbar tporen, uno ben 9lns
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9rano bon gr0Beren Dimeniiouen
bauole. Die 6euerpebr loi6ts ben
gran6 ihneIl. Der S6aoen ioII
niht bsbeuteno fstn.
Qus unbetannter urIahe brad
eeitern Elm 8rano i'm Stdllgebduoe
pou Gilbert Soffmeiitsr aus, pelher
iid binter Dem Wobnhuus go. 1916
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gen gum Spfer, pelhe iib i'm StaIl
befan0en. Der S6aben piro duf uns
gefdbr $500 beSiffert.
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einem 6auie on Der 8tne uno WcUlils
Ian Strabe Elm unbsbeutenoer 9rano,
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alarme. 2 ieuer funoen in 9ebduben
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ten qe'tern 2tbcuo Die Shpeaen Der
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ssriib friimn,t fid).
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bis aeiieru niht sruIittelt iperoen.
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8urihen ssitern Qatrnittdg, be iin
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81 i6offen motten, Die Don ben gi.
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Die gedmten f9riiten CUR 9srbaftuns
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feIben Burden rarsH, tpelhe bon Der
qoliSsi eeiudt purbeu. Die 9erbdfs
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2Crrsan, 18 Sabre alt, pom go. 704
Carr Strdbs, Sames gprnes, 15
Sabre. BON RO. s28 Deft a. Gtrabs.
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go. 951 Barr Sirabe. an. 2origau
lit ein Bruoer oes bsriihtigten Ia.
fhenbiebes 5ohH 2orisan, fpeIher erit
tiirslih pdrolirt lpuroe. Die 8erbaf.
ttien tatten peri6isosne StoifbdIeu
seitoblsn. ualfe iie an ben Mann gu
brtRasn periuhten. 80 bic 8uriteu
bic MnureH entptnoet bahen, polltsn
lie nibt anse6eu, bod sIoubt bic 90.
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Der Sprnhe berousriiden rerosn. Die
Uerbafteten reroeu IT'D Dor benz 5u.
stnori6ter 81 psrantfporten bn6sn.
meaen Ginbru9SoiebitdbIs ipuroen
Der Ia Sabre nLte 9laire 5alspitt,
bon go. 852 Belts Strabe, Soiep6
aibOrn, 13sidbris BON 30. 731 ID.
pio Strdb., uno German gnbers. II
Sabre aft, bon Ro. 1908 CHM CTR.
p>rbafist. DieTe 9erbaftunssn srIolss
ten in 9erbinbung NIT Der ueberfiib.
rung eines aHobsH nad benz ftdoti-
fheR arantenhaus am Wliitpo6
abeno psssn 1runtenbsit. Gs Dirb
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5rso Huder, an Der aibertn uno Dam
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sta6re aIten John Germ, bon go. 1851
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tefdulblat. oie Gnabsn ensshEit ae.
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