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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
M0RGAN'S BODY ON FRANCE
Mortuary Chapel on Liner Half
Filled with Wreaths.

Havre. April 1.-The French Line
steamer France. with the body Of ].
Pierpont Morgan aboard. left here at s
o'clock this evening on the voyage to
New York.
The 'mortuary chapel in which the coffin
WAS placed is half filed with wreaths
sent by the French government. Ambas-
sador Myron T. Herrick and numerous
friends living in Paris and London.
The steamer train from Paris to-day
brought about a hundred passengers Tor
the France. among whom was John II.
IIarjes. the late Mr.. Morgan's partner III
Paris. who joined the funeral party Oh
board. consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert /. Satterlee. the dead nnancicf 3
son-in-law and daughter.
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RICHARD w. GUNIHER.

Oshkosh, Wis. April 5.-Richard W.
Gunther. formerly consul general at
Frankfort n-the- Main, Germany, and
lately consul general at Cape Town.
South Africa. died here to-day. His death
was due indirectly 10 an operation per-
formed while ne was al Cape Town two
years ago. He obtained a leave Of abb
sence and came home for a rest. Mr..
Gunther was sixty-seven years old He
leaves a widow and two children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
INTERCHANGE WITH HARVARD
Tentative Plan Provides That Tech
Co.operate in Instruction.

Boston. April IA tentative pan LOT
cooperation between Harvard University
and the Massachusetts Institute OF Iech-
nology in the teaching of advanced and
undergraduate students is under considera.
ton.
II provides that when either institution
bae a department head recognized as
leader in his study the students OF the
other institution may attend his classes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
ERNEST M. GREENFIELD.

Ernest NJ. Greenfield, a member OF the
firm Of Ernest Greenf1eld's Sons, choco-
late manufacturers, with Offices in the
Fifth Avenue Building. died yesterday
morning at his home, No. lis East 54th
street, from heart disease. He was fifty
four years old and a son OF the late
Ernest Greenfield, who founded the firm
He was member Of the Essex County
Country Club and the Nassau Country
Club. He leaves a wife and daughter.
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IN MEET AT THE KAATERsK1LL
American Library Association Forces
Premature Opening of Hotel.

encouragement IS made by The Objects
49, American Library Association that
the,r 1918 convention will be held at the
,Io,ai Kaatcrskill. Catskill Mountains
June % to q.
The 1913 convention promises TO be the
,oroost in the history Of the association
over twelve hundred members having al
ready signfaed their desire to attend
The Hotel Kaaterskill opens week IN
advance Of it's regular season to accom-
n,odate the American Library Association
delegates. so that convention VIII not III
any way interfere with its formal open
ing to the public on June %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
OBITUARY NOTES.

HERMANN j. LOHMANN. for five years
city chemist OF Jersey City and dean OF
the University of New Jersey. died at his
home. No. 90 Monticello avenue. Jersey
CITY. on Friday night. He was born in
Chillcothc. Ohio. forty-nine years ago.
MRS. ISABELLA CARPENTER, eighty
five wears old widow OF Sheldon Carpen-
ter. died yesterday at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles ii. Purdy. No. ~
Chestnut street, Montclair. N. J. She
leaves four sons and two daughters.
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YALE MEN GOING SOUTH
Glass of '85 To Be E. w. Rob-
ertson's Guests for Week.

Thirty members Of the class OF s5 OF
Yale University will leave the FenhsSi-
vania station at noon TO-DAY lot "o"'h
Carolina In a special train as the guests
for a week of their classmate, EDWIN W.
Robertson. a banker Of Columbia.
The travellers will spend day IN sisht-
seeing at Charleston. two days al 20
lumbIa and two days at Spartaho"'s'
and other towns IN me noun
tains. In each place friends OF MI hop-
ertson will entertain the party.
Faculty and students Of the South a'o'
i,,a University. at Columbia. VIII give a
-.con,ion. al which Professor Wilpnr J."
Cross of Yale, will speak for the VISITORS
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AT NEWPORT.
NV Tclcgraph to Thc 7rl5ur

~ dVT ~ IT" IIII'-T
Newport. April 5.--Mrs. Henry w. Put
nam. Of Boston has again leased one OF
the Beach cottages, on Eastons Point. for
the coming season.
Mrs. Thomas +. Hart was a dinner en-
tertaincr Al the naval torpedo station this
evening.
Mrs. Charles Sicgfricd and Miss Sieg
fried have returned from New York and
are at the Corson cottage.
Austin l.. sands and William Sergeant
Kendall. who arc III, were reported as
improving to-day.
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JOHN ORzER BROWN.

John Orzer Brown. ninety-four years
old. died at the home OF his daughter IN
Washington street. Tarrytown, yesterday.
He was born in Ossining. but after hig
marriage lived in East View for twenty
two years. where he kept grist mill. In
1861 he went to Tarrytown and started Il
cider mill which was famous all over tho
country. He also began building boats.
and when sixty years old built the first
propelled steam craft ever launched in
Tarry town. To celebrate bis elghty-third
birthday he built tWenty-Seven foot
boat alone. Three daughters survive him
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ENGAGEM ENTS.

Mrs Caroline r. Palermo announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Miss Rose
Irene Patcrno. to Joseph Faiolla.
Mr. and Mrs John Walton Paris. OF
South Parsons avenue Flushing. have
announced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Helen Paris. TO Warren
Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. George G.
Smith, Of New York
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EVANS-WHITG.

Miss Dorothy Eleanor White niece OF
A. and Mrs. Edward Rawson Peck OF
chicago and san Francisco. was married
-, uarold Brown Evans, Of Hudson, y. y
YESTERDAY morning at the Hotel Belmont
a. pev irving McGrew. rector Of 81.
,,,,L,s church. Newark. officiating Miss
,,.a.oas Mann. of Buffalo. was maid OF
ano Cornelius H. Evans. Sd. a
brother Of the bridegroom acted as best
man. ... ,,,..
Following the ceremony weddinS
hreakfas, was served after which the
hridal couple started on an extended
honeymoon trip. Upon their return they
10, 10 their home In Hudson. where
W. Eyans is connected with the business
w., by hs great-grandfather the
s"'''.dar ., the Evans Ale Brewery,
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brides parents for the members OF the
two families The brides father gave her
in marriage and she was attended by her
cousin. Miss Marjorie Keasbey. of Ber-
kelley avenue, Orange. Gilbert L. Burdett,
OF Englewood. cousin of the bridegroom,
was best man. The ushers were Harry
Collum. of Atlantic City. and Ernest
Yardley. William T. Stroud and James
Arthur Hayes. Of Philadelphia.
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PROFESSOR ROBERT w. PReNTlss

by Telegraph 10 The Tribune
New Brunswick, y. j., April 5-Profes-
sor Robert Woodward Prentss. professor
of mathematics and astronomy a Rutgers
College since 1892. died at his home in
Livingston Manor to-day. Professor
vino Is still living in Washington ITc
was born in Brighton, Mass. January 30.
lSj1 lie leaves a wife and four children
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MASONIC SERVICE FOR POTTER
Grand Lodge to Hold Memorial on
May 6 in Cathedral.

Rochester. April Announcement is
made by Charles Smith. of Oneonta grand
master Of the Grand Lodge of Masons
that a service In memory of Bishop
Henry Goldman Potter will be held in New
York City on May s. IN the Cathedral of
ST. John the Divine, Morningside Heights
on that day the grand lodge will con-
vene the convention to last three days.
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oeNNIsON-kEAseEY.
telegraph to The Tribune !

&C, Orange. y. j., April Miss Eliz-
So vu,or Keasbey. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. george Ms Ma C pos keasbey. OF
a Rric,le' was married to Robert E. DENIM
a n,,' Of philadelphia this afternoon in
SOIL - st. Andrew. thi, village.
the the o ofI,eIs,ins clergyman was t; Rev 6.
-, ne nennison. OF Philadelphia,
tro,her of the BRIDEGROOM
''o'" neaon,,on followed at the home OF the
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MAR RED.

BRADLEY -SERRAHN-At Mattapan, Mass.
in the Church Of the Holy Spirit. Charles
Burnet Bradley. Of MorrstoVn. y. J., and
Constance Scrrahn. OF Milton. Bishop WIN
lam Lawrence officiating, assisted by the
Rev. Or William q. Thayer. heaimaster %
St Marks school. scarborough. Mass. anf
tho Rev Allen Taylor.
EVANS WIITTE-Saturday, April . 1918, BY
tho Rev Irving NcGrev. Dorothy Eleanor
White TO Harold Brown Evans, OF Hudson
y Y.
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GEORGE CANTACUZENE.

Bucharest, Rumania, April 5.-George
Cantacuzone, President Of the Senate and
reputed to be the richest man in Rumania,
died to-day. He became President OF the
Senate in 1911 He was several times
Premier OF Rumania and also held the
Office of Minister of the Interior.
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be
accompanied By full name and address.
DIED..


BUCHANAN Suddenly, at Tarryto~n. y. Y
April 3. 1913 Chauncev kilmer son OF ,ns
late Zoe $ and Jane Taylor buchanan. ageH
~ wears Funeral from his late residence,
No iai South Broadway On sunday, INC
9th inst, at o'clock ?. IN.
LEVISON-On SATURDAY.. April ;. ial" Flora
Icvison mother OF Andy Lewis. Lena lesser
Minnie SABBATH and Ira Levison Funeral
Mo0lay. April 4 AT 30 p. m. from ne
hove Of Andy Lewis. No 30 Bay 10Th 81
Bath Beach.
LITTLE on FRIDAY. April {. 1913 Dr. frsnk
fJ.ur IN no 5,th year -. his age. Funeral
services will be hold AZ his late residence,
No ia Montague 81. Brooklyn, Suuday'
April g, al 800 p. m. lnterment AZ Geneva
Ny
IoWTRy-On Wednesday, April . 1919. rdi
ward Lovery beloved husband OF Mary
Lowcry. in the 56th year OF his age FnS
neral from his late residence. No. Is south
Holland ave. Rockaway Beach, /. J., on
sunday April q, at | p. m
o'BRIEN-on April 1. 1913. at his residones.
No 49, 9Th St. Brooklyn, Peter J. o Brien
PACiE-Ol FRIDAY April I, 1918, Cornelia :.
Page. agad IS years. Funeral services 10 ;"
held at her late residence No. is2S Pacihc
St. Brooklyn on sunday, April o. at
O'Clock.
PEARsALT.-on SATURDAY. April 5, 1915.
Thomas f. Pcarsall. IN tho list year OF MS
age FuLeral services will be held AZ his late
residence No 81 Eighth ave, Brooklyn, on
Moniay April :. at 2Jo ?. m. lntermen'
private.
REED-In Brewster y. Y, April =. 1915
William b. Reed jr., aged 81 years Fu-
neral service at his late residence, NJ Brew
ster, y y Sunday, Aprh 0. at l2;lo D. ~;
In,crment Carmel y \. Carriages AL
meet train leaving Grand Central station
AT 9.S4.
SHERMAN Friday evening. April T. 1913, az
her home I'm Hartford Conn, Anna Burn
ham daughter OF the late Judge Henry ana
Anna 4 Iurnham sherman. Funeral ser
vices in Trinity Church. Hartford MONDAY,
April l. at y. m In,erment at washing
ton, - {.
TIIONPSON-At Summit. y. j., Friday. April
4 1919 Edith Chetwood. wife OF Edward
THOMPSON Funeral services ~ No. -.
North Broad ST.. Elizabeth. " j.. Tuesday,
April s. at P. M.
WILLIAMSON Arril Z. 1918, at his residence.
No 81. West I2d ST., LLOYD Williams.
Youngest son OF the late lchabod T. aud
Elizabeth H. Williams In the 18th year OF
hi, age. Funeral services at his home on
Sunday. April 9. at $50 p. m. ih'erment
private.
WoOD--At Morristown. y. j.. April ), Julia
Wood daughter OF the late George Wood, OF
New York. In her soth. year Funeral prl-
VAT. Kindly omit flowers.
CEMETERIES. 80
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FRANK r. CAMPBELL. 2xi.3 West asa
ST. Chapels, Private Rooms. Private Ambus
lancea Tel. 1924 Chelsea
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKINGS.

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY. 80
233d ST. BY Harlem Train and by trolley
once. 20 East sd St. y, Y.
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had finally rejected the u''''''''O''
the United States. "a
In fact said General Woodforo'
the ulii,natum had not been reJec'cu
I was still negotiating. was oV"
WINGED that the Gpaniards muS' sNs
way. asked foi' q free hahd' a'n'"
lor time I never ceased TO strive lo'
peace. Again and again l caoieo '"0
President that his purpose couid DC d.
tanned without war impiore' nm,
be Patient. told him ! khe" VIZ"
vas in the minds Of the Spanish gov
eminent: that / knew their me'hou''
that tbov would hold out 10 the id"'
moment, but that at the las,
they would concede without DiooN' :,
ell that he could hope 10 gain oS d mo
Woodford had good deal OF VIC
politician, in him, but in TINS case 1e
had dropped politics Tor patriotism ne
spoke with absolute sincerity. nc ''"
better means OF knowing Una" as;
body IN washington had. He had 'aiu
the facts before the President w"o
that time WAS acting as his own secre-
tary Of State: a post for which nei'hei
he nor Mr.. Day was particularly wen
fitted. The President knew thsl op"'''
well aware of her unreadiness io' val
would Weld in the end. And j am
afraid q must be said that her Wiling
ness 70 conccdc the vital point IN 'Ssu'
was known TO him before the FIRST sho'
vas fred lie may not have peeh. u.
he.msy not have considered himseif a.
Az time. a free agent. The power u
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9eUiuReu mad % Sabre laugem PrOs
5efirsn ibren Pro3eB.
Staats Senator SttIpell
ponReDg gort 3u3u hts
bausitrdfs nerurz
+hefI+


Rem Yort, %. Wui.-8er friis
hsre Staatsienator Stephen &. Still
pea, Der in poriger @ohe ppu elmer
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ais pier uno ni6t mefr als d6t Sab
ren 3tihtbaus Dsrurtheilt.
Ter gtihter Ssuburn, Der bus llr=
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rung bes llrtbeiIs, bamtt bic Qurp1Ite
oes perurtheiIteu Senators ihre argu=
msnte fir 9epdbrung eines neusR
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iporben, ben 9eriuh gsma6t gu baben.
Don 0eprse 8. Genoua, bsm prdiioeuz
ten Der Rem gort 8ant Pots Goms
puno, $500 bafiir gu erlangen, oaB
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RoofepeIts Ru6ternheit.
Warquette, Mih., 28. Mai.-
mGnner, bic nit Rooiepslt i'm Staatss
ratb sefeiTen, nit linn i'm guif geIss
gen, nit ibm auf 8ampagnesRsiien ges
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misunderstanding ibn ais 8ute,
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belt BEL elmer 6ffentlihen 9elesenhei
ein GIas Wein Dosr sinsu minf Suli
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Muabsm 3eutf6tnR Reia.

benz 3eutf6en Rel s.
gerlin, %. Uedi. Ger Riniiter
Ssg Snnerr bat cine aonFersn3 BON
EerDorrasenhn WI1nnern In iroaitris
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qs3naen tperbeu, ben nas JerHb1l.sr
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fabriiantsn bat am Mittfpo1 heihloIs
fen, bic banana poeific Nusitelung
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bentfdb frans5fifhn arieg miigs,
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- 5orrsit goobptn. Republitansr,
Der BEN oritttn 1iitritt BON Wsaine IN,
acngreb psrtrnt, iit In portInHo,
Mnins. gsitorben. Gr oients surn ca
fen Mlals tn acasssb~T
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NetterberiMt.

sir SbiD: G65nss, ipdrmeres
metter am Donntritas; am Grettae
if,5nes @etier; nrdnbtrltts. Damn
fiibiihe Winne.
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sCis siirtsi taafi arupp Geidiise in
sroBer 3nbl.

Der aHorons Sur 4usiteluns Der
So93sitsssi6enie Der prinsehiH
8ieiorta Elm unssbeurer.
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Die neuefts ariessmdi6ine, erfiuoune
zines bdHiihen 5ngenieurs.
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Der annette qroseB sesel
ben glbgeorbnetsn
Ofin.

9unupeit. %. Mai. Inter sis
rem risfigsn 2tnoraua Bat heute Der
sipsits yrrssB in Der geieibigtHastlase
bes unearii9:n WiniitsrprliiDenteu
Gr. .. 2usass sssen ben AbseOroneteH
Dsfp bsernasus T.aAasu hss RaTa.
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MuslanD. Ielegrapb
Die Bet6eiliouag Deuud(aa0s
-->ss>-
Qla Der panaina Yaciiic.
0l,tsIfennng in Gan
francisco
81 nod (e6r pro6fematifd.
Der Wtrbdnb Der gifens unb Stabl.
fabritdnten bat bic getbeilisuHs
ihon 0bgslebnt.

GeIomarI6ulI bon Der 9OIs tDtn aus
bsm dttipen Gtenit ausirsten.
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aeLaufen.

Es in sr0bie c5efahr pDr1anoen, oob
CT TN ianbissn gOben tiefer stns
finten piro.
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Der neus Dreabnouebt .a0Hig aibsrt'
bei QeuFohrpafsr duf gruEo
a.I...Es,,
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3ieben HH abermals i,btr
benz galfam 3itiammen.
Sn GoFia sripartet man ben fait iofor-
tissn ausbrlih Bon 5einOs
feiigteiten
3tpiften gulgnriea nnf Der stnen unb
Ger6ien unb Griehsntdno auf
Der dnbsrsn Seite.
Qm GamFog treffen bic premier=
gainifter bon Gerbiep unb Bull
sarien an btr Grenae
sufamulen,

I'm tpom5sIi4 nod sll elmer ginigung
su fomnRn.
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Serbien unb GriehnIono tperoeu ben
grdliminarss ss5riebsrspertrag
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Die grbsn Der q .Spfer Der .IiogQ"z
9ataftrop< in Gbicago
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Jn(an0 Ie(cgrap1
StaatsIenalOr Sti(WeQ OOn
Nsw JorR,
-
gu pier bis af)t Sabren i3udts
baus uernrtbeiIt,
gSeil er 8eio snr Seetafiuiiung
BON 8eIesgebuns oerlaust
hattie.

Die 3eugentusiagen tn benz 9erldums
oungszPro3eb,
Zen Col. Rooiepelt in Wturquette,
Dai6.. fiibrt, fortgeiest.
0as S6itful Burton %. Gtbions in
Sdnben Der Surp.
-~:s-
sic butte iih um Teitternaat nod
ni6t geeinigt,
1T
GbgIei4 tie Ieit 4.15 Ra6mitta8s in
8sratbung mar.
~S:~
Der 8etettio Softer, Der WoroDeriuhs
auF 5bos. W. apon angetIagt,
gou elmer Surp in SnoiaHapoIts
freigefproHen.
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Wt empbis, 5enn., q. Wlai -
Gee SO. SutrO, ieit u Sabrsn gofts
meiiter pm Mempbis. puroe am
Wlitpo5 bon elmer Ser. Staaten
Granoiurp ansetlast, i'm Sabre 1910
non Qoitangeitsllten unb 4noeren 9slz
Der fir ben aampnansfonbs perIangt
uno ent9egengenommen gu baben.
ashHlide gefhulnisungen, bic duh
seasn Repen Sunbers bon ssnnefee
uno ben friiberen glinnesienaior
Senrn 8. 1rue. ben eyiihrer Der Re=
publitunsr I'm tpeftlihen 5ennefiee, ere
tcbeu ,porben fpcsea, ruurnsn BON Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Cincinnati 9onnerias. ben 20. @ai 1913

5Hnt aittntsifter Der .3ietbenz6u
BET benen er aIs Sberteutnant itdno,
icit CT Bel ieiner 8erfobung Die baDe.
ride grmee perlieb, I'm in bic pr,Hs
.Biide ein3uirsten. Seine tpeitere Be-
fDrherung 1T jdon in tur3er 3eii
5r erpdrien. benn i'm 6erbF, penn er
init ieiner juReen 0emd6Iin ben
9bron bon 8raunT9tpeig beiteigt
lDiro er jetenfalIs ben 9eneraisraa1
erEclten.
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9rteHtia 5lotte bef 6oi
fen.

Itben, q. Mai. Cine bier sins
getroffene 3epeIbe msIbet, pab bic
arie6ifde Jlotte npH ben buIguriI6.u
tStroaobotterien bel Gapdia beThpFeu
ircrcen If. Der usue .3p.ihsufau"
hot, oa sr ben buleartihsgriedtT9en
gdmpfeu bti Salouiti uuf lem TuBs
fol9t. bic bier berri6enbe Grrseun1
nod psrmehrt uno bic 3eitungsn be-
3sitnsn sinsn Griss nit guIsarieu als
fan unpermeioIi6.