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Embellishments
A NOVEL INTRODUCTION.
DR.. Howard Go. Makes A Special
Price.

Price.
The DIR. Howard Company have entered
into an arrangement with @. A. Pareher's
drug store, by which special INTRODUCE
tory offer will be made OF Is cents on
the 5O-cent size Of their celebrated specific
for the cure of constipation and dyspepsia.
Headaches, coated tongues, dizziness,
gas on the stomach, specks before the
eyes, constipation, and all forms of malaria
and liver trouble, are soon cured by this
scientific medicine.
q. A. Parcher has been able to secure
only a limited supply, so every one who
wishes to be cured of dyspepsia or con-
stipation should call upon him at once or
send him % cents by mail and get 60 doses
OF the best medicine ever made, on this
special half-price Introductory offer, with
his personal guarantee to refund the
money il the specific does not cure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-04-09

Pennsylvania and Connecticut have
ratified the proposed amendment to
the federal constitution providing for
the direct election of United States
senators, which now becomes law, the
necessary thirty-six states having
adopted it.
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For the first time IN over ore hum
bred years, the President of the
United States yesterday addressed
Congress in person, reading his
message TO the Congress in joint ses-
sion assembled. The burden of the
message related, of course, to the
tariff, for the purpose of revising
which this special session was called.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-04-09
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1918
The special session.

For the first time in eighteen years
Congress assembled last Monday with
both branches under control of the
democrats, and with a democratic
President to cooperate in shaping its
policies.
This special session is summoned by
the President for the express purpose
of revising the tariff The new Con-
gress faces extreme pressure from
many quarters for early action on
other Observation-Disclosures of the
nations currency system; proposals
for Philippine Independence; for re-
peal of the Panama canal free toll
provision, and for the immediate con-
struction of governmental owned rail-
ways in Alaska; these are the chief
problems confronting the first session
of the sixty third Congress. Whether
any of these other than the tariff will
be taken up during the special session
depends upon the progress made with
tariff revision, aud the success
that may attend preliminary work
upon general currency reform bill.
The tariff bill to be passed by this
special session will be the first general
democratic revision of the revenue
laws since the act of August 81, 1894,
known to history at the Wilson
German law, and which President
Cleveland allowed to become a law
without his signature.
The proposed tariff DILL is practically
complete reversal of the protective
policy of this government which, with
the exception of the Wilson German
bill, has been the policy for the past
fifty years, and comes nearer the free
trade Walker tariff of 1857 than any
tariff bill proposed since that date.
Briefly, it proposes the removal of all
duties from many articles of food and
clothing; broad reductions in the rates
of duty on all necessaries of life; an
increase of tariff on many luxuries,
and new income tax which would
touch the pocket of every American
citizen whose net income exceeds
$4,000.
Sugar would be free in 1916, the bill
proposing an immediate 25 per cent.
reduction, and the removal of the re-
naming duty in 1916.
Raw wool would be made free at
once, with correspondingly heavy
reduction in the tariff on all wooden
goods.
What the effect of these drastic
changes will be on the industries of
the country and on the public revenue
no man can with safety predict. In
volved in them is veal or woe. Little
time will be given to academic discus
sion. 1t is a thoroughly democratic
measure, and on it's success or failure
depends the future of the democratic
party. Its Importance far transcends
that of the other subjects to be
handled, colossal as they are.
There is nothing for the country to
do but to '.sit and calmly waltz.
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An article on the commission form
of government as ex-Chief-J Justice
Emery has seen it work in Kansas
may be found in another column.
While il appears TO him TO work well
in Topeka, he is not prepared to say
he thinks it would work well in Els
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-04-09

Senator Burleigh continues to i'm
prove in health at Johns Hopkins
hospital, Baltimore, where he under
went an operation two weeks ago.
He probably will be able to take his
seat in the Senate within the next
three weeks.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

Over in Bucksport plans are being made
for the organization of cooperative
farmers club, for the purpose of co-opera-
tive buying and selling.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-04-09

At the municipal election in Calais
Monday, the republicans elected
Ralph T. Horton mayor, and FIVE
of the seven aldermen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-04-09

Among nominations by the governor
recently announced are the following in
Hancock county;
Coroner-George F. Colson, North Sulli-
van.
Inland fish and game warden - George
q. Dyer, Franklin.
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worth; indeed, he still thinks, as he
has for many years, that Ellsworth
would be better of under the old town
form of government.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-04-09

Advertising is like learning to ss7im
Haze confidence, strike out and you '0sa
surely tcin.
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agal Notirrs.

THE subscribers. John Torrey LInres and
l. William Bacon, Revere, hereby gtye
notice that they have been duly appointed
executors OF the last will and testament OF
ANN ID. ToRREY. late OF BOSTON,
In the couuty OF suffolk, Common
wealth of Massachusetts, deceased, and
given bonds AZ the law directs. no
bonds being required By the terms OF said
VIII and that under ard Ia compliance with
the provisions OF section a. n chapter s6 Of
the revised statutes Of Maine. they have duly
appointed Edward 8. Clark, of Bar HArbor,
hoen' Hancock county, Maine, as their agent
in said State OF Maine. All persons having de-
mAnds against the estate of said deceased are
desired 10 present the same fer settle ment. and
AL lhueeteu thereto are requested 10 make
payment Immediately. Iosix r. LiszRs.
Is Marlboro 81 Boston, Mass.
WILLIAM h. RkyEHE,
- South ST., Boston. Mass.
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IL subscriber hereby gives notice that
ne has been duly appointed executor
OF the last will and testament OF

ALDEN 5. HAM0R, late OF EDEN,
IN the county OF Hancock, deceased. no bonds
being required by the terms OF sail will. All
persons having Demands against the estate OF
saio deceased are desired TO present the same
toI settlement, and all indebted thereto are
requested 70 make payment Immediately.
April 2, 1918. CALyRRT O. HANOI.
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'IsHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
- she has been duly appointed admins
tratrix of the estate of
FRANK l. LELAND, late of EDEN,
in the county OF Hancock, deceased. and
given bonds as the law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate of said
deceased are desired TO present the same for
settlement. and all indebted thereto are re-
quested to make payment ipmediately
ELIZABETH s. LRLAsD.
Bar Harbor. March "a. 1914
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goln.
fourin.
lltlp glautfo.

(tttF NAk<IttttVs
-~~-~-s~-~-~-Ner~ r>-~-cN~O~-~s~~~-~A~I --~-ses~
"OUSEKEEPER-Co woman for
III general housework In family of two
Apply to MRS. A. W. CLARK, Ellsworth.
DORTER - Good all-round man to 30
il general porter work; man used 10
horses. Also good boy for Office. Inquire at
HANCOCK Horss. Ellsworth.
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'hk subscriber hereby gives notice that
4 be has been duly appointed executor
OF the last viii and testament of
RoDERfcK N. ToRREY, late Of WINTER
HARBOR,
IN the county of Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds as the iaw directs. All persons
having demands against the estate of said de-
ceased are desired DO present the same for
settlement. and all indebted thereto are re-
suested TO make payment Immediately.
. ERNEST NJ. ToRRBY.
WHITES Harbor, April 2. isia
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Spnial No,,srs.
- -~-.----~- -
STATE OF MAINE.
Once OF Secretary Of State.
AUGUSTA, March %, 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given that n petition
N for the pardon OF Charles c. Jocylen, .
convict in the Maine State prison, under
tence for the crime OF forgery Is now pending
before the governor and council. and q hearing
thereon will be granted In the council cham.
Der ut Augusta. on Thursday, the twenty
fourth day OF April next, AT ten O'Clock q. m.
A. /. BEowx,
Deputy Secretary OF State
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I'hE subscriber hereby gives notice that
traitor Of the estate of
ANN GRINDLE, late CT CAsTINE,
In the county Of Hancock, deceased. and
given bonds as the law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the es-
tate OF said deceased are desired 10
present the same for settlement, and all in
oeoted thereto are requested TO make pay
msnt Immediately.
Castine, April Q. 1913.
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yI>HIs Is give no.iee that after this date
Il shall psy no bills contracted by my wife
Rosie Young. BsRT l. YouNG.
West Gouldsboro, Me-, March -, 1913
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CARD OF THANKS.
WYE wish to extend our sincere thanks u
w our neighbors for their many acts o
kindness shown by them at the funeral OF oui
daughter in Law, Mrs Lucy staples.
Ma. AND Mas. ALyhxp srApLEs.
Bluehill, Apri 7. 1913
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afnner parties. wuist parties, ETC., Dy
women and men, temporarily and in
teiiigently. l also have found that the
women inquire into the personal moral
character OF the candidates more closely
than do the men,
At the primary, and alsoa at the election,
accompanied my sister, Mrs. Hammatt,
to the polls in her precinct and saw the
voting. Two OF the election clerks we're
men and two were women. Mrs. HAM
matt stated her name, which was found
upon the list, was given a ballot and re-
tired to a booth for marking it, etc. ALI
was quiet; no smoking, no loud talking
the women were treated courteoasiy
During tine fifteen minutes remained
each time, several women voted, some Of
them young and pretty.
Topeka seems well satisfied with both
| this commission form of municipal
| government, which it has had since 1907
and with woman suffrage. National and
state politics seem to be completely elimi-
mated from the municipal elections
/ Though Topeka is strong repu blicar
city, its present mayor is q strong demo
crat, and so are some of its commissioners
Again, responsibility is concentrated. !
anything goes wrong in any department
the people know where to place the blame
Each commissioner, as well as the mayor
is responsible to the whole people and no
to small, remote ward. Any dissatisfie'
person in any part of the city can get a
him by voice and vote.
lam told that the city affairs have beel
, better managed, more efficiently AM
economically, than under the old system
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Die proclamation tpurbe eflaHen,
nahoem fsitgeitellt porDen mar, Dab
pas probibitionseeies OisIfaa miBad@
tet iplirbe.
prefibio, Seras, 10. 9e8. -
Die Hegisrunsstruppen in Sjindgu
iparen pdbrenb bes gan5en 5a9es od>
nit befhdftigt, in Der umgebnng Der
Gtabt 0eridan5ungen auf5unerfen,
ba elm ansriff Der Rebsllen befiirhtet
fpirb. gs tpiro bebauptet, baB $500
Rebellen unter ben Generdlen Wac>
9ario, 6errera uno l1rbind auf Sjis
n1sa gu murfdtrtsu, no iie aber tuum
Dor bier ober iiinf 5agen antommsn
i0nnen.
General Wsrtabo bsfabl ben @enes
rdlen Crpsco unD Sala3ar tDabrenD
pes cages, bic Regierunestruppen bet@
fammen su balten, bic Soloaten Iheis
nsn aber tpenig auit gum admpfeH gu
baben. g9dbrenb bes Cages riefen
mebrere 8ugsnD 5erlumpte SoIDutan
Die ameritdniiben Gapalsriiter an
unb frusen, ob ihnen geitattet tpiiroe,
ii6er ben 5lub bsriiber gu tpmmen. 4ls
iie cine dbIhIdgigs Qntlport erbislter.
iaeten iie, bab iis ii6erlid beiertirsr
piirbsn, penn iie bon ben RebeGsn
dngegriffen piirben. Die iogsnannter
| Greirpiligsn Der Rseisrung haben Die
gr0Bte Qngft oor ben Rsbellen, od lie.
fpenn iie in 9efangenihuft gerathsr
| IolltsI auf tsins Gnaos rehnen tons
nen. Die Rebslen fpiTsn, bab pisI'
4eute in bic reguIdrs Nrm.e geprebt
porben iino, bel ben 5reitpiligen tDo,
oiss absr niht Der 5aQ.
5ermpiilte, Sonoru, 10. 9s3
3Diihsn 1900 unb 20OO gaquis Sr:
otaner Nnb am Witttpod in bic arme.
Der aonititutionaliitsn in Mdptorern
Sonorn, aufgsnommeu iporben. 8p
Daquis bdttsn iih bisher paHip Der:
baIten, biz jsst ibre 5iihrsr beidloFsr
bdben, ben ReooIutioHdreu gu hslfer
Sbre llntsrItiisung III DON grober
0ert6 fir bic aouftitutipnaIiit.n.
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Jn(anoIe
Cine SroHunas Demon:
ftrQttprr.


ftratipn.
Calumet, Ulid., 10. 9e3.-llnz
asfGhr 1900 gerionsn betbsiliaten
iih in Calumet uno bouahton on 9e.
monitrationeH, ole gum 3ped hdben,
bic Srpnunl i'm Gupferitrei,. 9iftritt
htrauiteQsn. Ia auf GriufeH Bee
Qrdiioenten Der gergndnns. Union bic
Streiter iih i'm 6iutsrgruno bieltsn,
tam es In ben lenaHnten Srtihdften
au feinen unruben. &H Der 2uiucn.
Uline isoot ariffen bic Strsitsr Die
6iIfssSheriffs an, als oai.Ibit eine
| Gioiiiou Der 6ouqhtoner paraoe itdl
formirie uno orsi geamts fpurosn per-
IUunost. IN ben gsihliiHen, peIde
bic WaiienOsriammIunaeu aHHahmeR,
puros asiaat, DAB Die 8eieBIoiigteit
Der pfIihtpsrnahldfiiauua Seiteus
Aper Gipil5eb0roen susuihreiben lei.
Tgeionoers piro Der Staatsan4palt
2ucas aetabeIt unb Der 9ouDernsur
uufasfprosrt. i'm abauiessn. Qut Die
Geriate tperosn astaosIt, oa ne Hitts
/ thuH. I'm Adtuua DOT benz SeieB eiHs
3uI!oSen.
u. 6. Qetermann DON Der Calumet
uno 6ecIa Wine odb in elmer Rebe ar,
odf DER StodtsdnDaIt aeniiaeno ge.
lpeiie haben. um isosn SFiibrer Der
Streiter i'm Diftriit unter 4ntloqe su
itell,r rnb tuoslte bic 9erihte, baB
ne bic 9olItretunu Der StrufurtbeIle
ceaen Streiter aufihieben uno bds
gloFtenitehen nitt perbietsn. Ridter
| C'grien befpiLliate einen gsTehl, mel.
der Der giiroer-l -laians, bic iif Die
Heriteauna Der Srouuno aur qufaabe
moht. per6istot. bic Witaiisber Der
8eramQnns. Union All belditiaen.
Ier GrdDan in auincn ""4'tano
BEL oem 0criude, einsn Strsi.sr ne
cen perboraeHen Waffsntraaens au
rerbaiten. Gin 8ean,tsr purbe ins
gein asihoiTsu uuo s'psi our6 ben
aeib. 3sbn Strsitsr Duroen oerbaftet,
gu eiuem Suar SUD II s
Der u T II.
5reutou, 81. s., 10. DECEMBER.
aouis aibnIs, Der Sabre lang oel
mdttiss poIitifde 5ihrer in 4tlantIc
gitp mar, ipuroe am Wtorsen i'm
3u6thaus eingslisfsrt, mo er Elm Sa9r
abiibsu mub. Gr mar beihuIoigt
Inprben, fiHansisu an einsm groBsn
aontratt betheiliet sstpeien gu Iein,
Der BON ben Wafisr aommifIrelt
ppn atlantic gitp, hsren Giner sr par,
pergebtn fporoen mar.
Gin Jdrmer ais Gdut :
rduber.
Ql6ion, Rsb., 10. 3s5. 5ugb ST.
5ins. 20 Sabre alt, Der Dor 3ipei 5az
! gen auf ben 0.roaht bin perbaftet
puroe, am Donnsrftag ppri9sr Wohs
/ bic gdnt BON grinrpis, Isb., 6eraubt
5u buben, bat oas 9srbreden einae-
ltanben. unb poul Carton, elnen feds
Meilen BON primrpie lsbenoen Tar.
msr ols Mitihuloisen senannt. Die
| Ypli3ei fanb auf Der 5urm BON ben
$4,000, bic aus Der gant gsitohlen
fporoen pdren, $500, bic tn naiss
| faob.rn Deritedt ,pareH. CARTON uar-
Be pertofie..
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Wsritiebenes aus Werito.


aus benz DeutIhen Rei6.
Berlin, 10. 9s3. Sn oem i'm
2oufe bieIer Wode eriheinenosn erissn
3anb bts guhes: .TeutihI1np unier
Der Resieruns Wilbelm H., bas ith
nit Der .beutfden politii- beid,dftigt,
behanbeIs ein bon nsm friiheren Reitss
iansIer BON Hiitotp sei6riebsnes aapis
tel bic Besietunsen sipiihen Dtlttihs
lamb nnb BEN 0ereinigteu Sidaten
unb es sebt oarnus Rrpor, tuelt gros
zen Wertb Der adnslsr aui bic Sreunos
ih1ft Der amsritdniihsn Reg'erlIng
unb bss ameritanii6eH 0oltes !egt.
Gs heibt barin uHter nnoerem:
.WGhreno bes lpanifheumsritonie
fd,en arissss bstlmosts Elm 5bcil Der
0fienilihen Wsinuns 9sutihlanos
ftoris Snmpatbien fir SpanieH uno
bies peritimmte bic Der. Staaten aitdl
bic 4ri imb Wsiie. in ipslher aepiiIs
0oriommniIIe 3niiben ben oeutihen
uno amsriianiihen ariessfhifFen in
Ulanila bon Der britiIhen uno ameri@
taniIdxn preiIe ausgebeutst rruroen,
trus basu bel, bic 8e5iebunssn 5tpis
Itsn Teutlhlanb unb ben Der. Staae
ten su nmpolteu. Gieie 8eritimmung
erreihie ibren 6Dhepnntt i'm Jebruar
1899 unn es ifien oamals angsbraht.
ouf Die 9luisz unb StammpsrDanbte
ifaft Der feib<n Rotiontn binsuiuets
fen. um tpisber bsFre Besiebungen
hsrxisufiibren. Wos i'd bamnls i'm
Reihsiaae iiber bisie aneelegtnbeit
fasie, ifeint ieiibem feline Betdtiguns
gtfiinbsn an baben, nGmlib:
Dom Gtnnbpun.i Der 0ernunft
aus beiehen, III obioIui tsin Orunb
porhanben. iparum 9eltih.uno nno
ni. Der. Staoten niht bic beiien
sJreunbe isin iolItsn. Sd fam ieinen
punit ishsn. an benz bic beutifen uno
bic amerisaniihtn Snierefen in aons
flisi finn unb no Tie alih in Der 3us
innIi in RcnFlitt esrai6en i0nnt:1.
Wir tonnen eetroft bebauptsn, bdb
fDGbrsnb bss lssten Suhrhuaoerts in
itinsm onDeren Qano amsriia beher
rsriianhsn fporben III unb beiItrc 4us
trltrnung gefunben bat. als in Gents
Lamb. linb ieiEe anbsre perIcn bat bic
Ger. Einaien bsHer ptrftanoen mno ibs
nen mshr an,rlsnnlIns sesolIt. ols Der
aaiier Wilbs!m ii. sJbm eebiibrt mshr
ols irgeno ismann anoers T1nt oafiir.
hob sr ben Wsg fir quite la0 lihert
H,5iebuns.n init bsn Ger. Siaatsn ee=
ebnst bat. Gr Bat almib!id burh
fsine frtunnihaitlids. nusbauernoe
unb sorrsste Mrt, nit 4meritl su pers
fs6rtn, bic Mmeriiansr su 5reunoeH
Der beutldsn Ration atmcht. 3pis
ifen ibm uno bsm prdiioenteH Rooles
reIt beitanbsn perf0nIih Die freunos
iddfsli6fen De3iebunasn. Ger geiuh
bss prinskn 6einrih In ben Der.
Gtaaisn bat ale an i'm sssniipftsn
6offnnngen frfiint ynn piel ba3u beis
aetraeen. bic 6eibsn DoIler oarnuI oufs
mertfom gu MAIDEN, ipie pisl. Sntsr<
slitn iie NIT chamber p.rbinbsn uno
lDis lpeniss Difftrtnssa sDiiden ihnsn
beiiebtn.
~GS mar aud ein slddiider Ges
bonie lnftrts RdiikrS, BE beibtn gers
naail9tH DSissz sHEa .siasH asi.
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Die Iahritt bon benz sSsuer Theint
bon einem 4mateurSunfentsle.
araphiiten perbreitet tpor1n

gecD Dorf, 10. 3e5enber. 3ells
gen, Die 2lnna 4umiIller getannt bat
ten, uno anoere, Die Ebetle ibres
aorpers Qeiltnoen battetl nahoem
Sans Sd,miot i'm 5erifJnitten uno
uou einem ,SGbrboot aus III ben Suo~
ion aelporfen bate, rnodten anr Vf1tt'
pod in Sen Ror0pro3eB gegtn
Sfmibt 9lusiagen fiir Die antloge.
g2dhren6 oe5 gan5eu @erhors laB
Stgniot 6a, oIs Oh i'm Die gan3e 2th'
aeleucnheit nifts anginge Seine 2ln'
ndlte bnubten ieoe uoglifc 3elegen'
beit, INN ihre Sheorie 81 rnter1rssen,
toaB St]miot irriiunig lei.
atuf einem Siid, Dor Shu1iot, Ia
Qen Sic Sdae uuo bas 0felier, NIT
oeneu Ser Nealm Die 2eiden 3eridmit'
ten bate; icrncr Der anIenliber5n9,
! in Dem er eineu Sheil 0es aorpers
eingepadt battc, uno Die Stetne, mt
Dener er 6en a0rper beidEpert bate
Gieic TinQe IieBen .Shmtot ooLl1tan'
oiq rubig, un0 er befunoete aud nId)t
0ie gcringite Grrequng als ons 6es
ItduoniB, oaB or Der Bolt3et gegen'
iiber demad,t, perIeien u1roc, rnD ais
Elm 9lr5t in unitauolit>er g8eile er'
fldrte, rpie oie SeIhe auseInaRoerge'
ihnitten moroen mar.
9tur cinmaI itlieu ser anqeflagte
einioes SIntcrciie fir Die Soraange 3u
habcu, ols 9(nua 6ert, cine ,Srennotn
Ser 9luniiIer, iagte, oaB Nnna lbr
nritgetheiIt bate, oaB Sdntiot lie bel
rathcn, ben 8rieiterrod an PIneln gtl'
ael hdnaen lno NIT ihr III elm Terncs
oano aeben luoIle. Die 3eugiH in9tC
and, hub lie aepltBt babe, odB Inno
D2lifterfrell0en entgegeniebe. SIc
hate aber S6uibt ieI6it niemnIs ge'
icheu.
Der Bater uno sic SflUeltcr
Sdnli6ts famen pdbreu0 Res 5age=
Don Geutitlano bier an. Sic fumen
in ser 3peiten aoiiite bes Gomprers
,aaiier @ilbelm H." uno lie begnben
iih iofort pom 9of IN Sobofen ans
nah Sem 8eri6t 100 Sdntiot prc5ei'
iirt ptrb.
Seinrid] Sdlmiot, Ser gater, III
IGS Sabre aft. Gr lpeigerte iid). ubet
| ben SdQ ieines Sobnes 3u iprehen
Seiue Sodter, Trau Gliiabetb Sha
| Ser, iagte, baB ihr @ruoer INNER en-
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