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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-08-14
EVELYN THAW IN LIMELIGHT.
Great Crowd Gathers to See Notorious
Woman Dance.

New York, Aug. 6.-Evelyn Mes
bit Thaw's first appearance on the
American stage since Harry Thaw
killed Stanford White was made yes
terday afternoon in Hammerstein's S
Victoria Theatre. She had stipula-
ted in her contract that she was to
appear as Evelyn Nesbit. The sign
boards on the facade of the Victoria
bore the name of Thaw yesterday
morning, but before noon William
Hammerstien had caused this part
of the name to be retraced with blue
paint, thus bringing it into greater
prominence, as he had been inform
ed Mrs. Thaw would not go on un-
til the change was made.
The biggest audience the Victoria
has held since Gertrude Hoffman
danced "Salome" sweltered through
eight numbers of clarinetists, equili-
brists and ventriloquists before Mrs.
Thaw finally appeared. 1t was a
curiously mixed audience. 1t CON-
bined the elements of Broadway and
domesticity.
When Mrs. Thaw danced into sight
With Jack Clifford, the spectators be-
held an attractive looking young wo-
man, with beautiful dark hair, caught
with a black band over the forehead,
flowing loosely over bare shoulders.
Mrs. Thaw and Mr. Clifford first
danced some of the intimate varia-
tions of the tango. Then they gave
the Boston, the hesitation and 9TH
er new waltzes. Specimens of the
more lively one-step, the alias of the
turkey-trot, finished their act. Mrs.
Thaw danced gracefully, as did the
agile Mr.. Clifford, who was seen last
summer in "a Winsome Widow at
the Moulin Rouge.
The applause bestowed upon the
pair increased with each appearance
till at the end Mrs Thaw was forced
to appear and thank the audience.
It was evident as she danced that
she was anxious to be liked. She
looked often toward the faces be-
yond the footlights and smiled an
artless, appealing smile very un-
like the conventional property smiles
of the stage dancer. In her dressing
room it was plain to be see that she
was greatly relieved that the ordeal
had ended happily.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-08-14
Aviator Falls to Death.

London, Aug. 7.-Col. F. S. Cody,
famous Anglo-American aviator, was
killed in an aeroplane accident at
Aldershot today.
He was trying out a new aeroplane
when he met death. With him was a
passenger named Evans, who was
also killed. They were flying over the
open country and the aeroplane was
travelling badly, when finally it crash
ed to the ground. The bodies were
found under the wreckage of the ma
chine.
Cody was a most interesting figure
in aviation on the British Isles, and
was we'll known throughout Europe.
He came to England number OF
years ago from the United States.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-08-14
Arrested for Accosting Girl.

Saluda, Aug. 6.-Warrants have
been issued on the affidavit of Homer
L. Rodgers charging Jim Salter, Sam
Addy and Fletcher Wright, of Ward,
with assault and battery of high
and aggravated nature on the person
of his 17-year-old daughter at Ward
Saturday afternoon last. Rodgers
was in Saluda yesterday and employ
ed counsel to prosecute the accused.
His story is that his daughter went
to Ward on the train from Saluda
Saturday and while in the waiting
room of the Southern passenger sta
ton Salter and Addy accosted his
daughter. who was unaccompanled
and was waiting for the train for
Graniteville where she was going to
visit relatives, and that their atten-
tions were obnoxious to his daughter
who tried to repel them. That the
more she tried to resent their atten-
tions the more insistent they be-
came and that Fletcher Wright then
offered to give whichever of them
kissed the girl quarter. Upon this
offer being made Salter and Addy
both seized his daughter who fought
them off as best she could and whose
screams brought the policeman, who
placed them under arrest.
It appears that quite number OF
people were in and about the wait
ing room and saw more or less OF
the trouble. Addy, Salter and Wright
all live at Ward.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-08-14
RECEIVES $4,000 VOLTS.
George Davis Instantly Killed at
Greenwood Power House.

Greenwood. August 1.-George
Davis, a negro, was instantly killed
Yesterday afternoon at the power
house here when he touched a live
wire carrying $4,000 volts. The ne
gro was in the small brick transform
er house. where the heavy voltage
from the Savannah River plant is
reduced to the voltage used Oh the
local transmission wires. He start
ed to show Engineer Deadwyler, who
was with him, a place where the
heavy wires had an uninsulated spot,
and in 50 doing he pointed to the
place with a piece of wire which he
held in his hand Without knowing
it, he touched another uninsulated
place on the wire and was instantly
killed.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-08-14
KILLING IN KERsHAW COUNTY.
Henry Sessions Shot by Jos. S1mp-
son.-Both Prominent Farmers.

Ridgeway, Aug. Henry. Ses-
sions was shot and killed by Joseph
Simpson late yesterday afternoon.
Details are unavailable, the parties
living about twelve miles from Ridge
way. Those who went to the scene
of the killing have not yet returned.
1t is said that the trouble arose over
the boundary line of the lands belong
ing to the parties in question. Mr..
Sessions, who had been to Blaney,
was returning to his home, which is
Just next to that of Mr.. Simpson. He
was met by Mr.. Simpson, and it is
said that an argument soon began,
each party cursing the other. 1t is
claimed that they both reached IN
their pockets for a weapon and that
Mr.. Sessions was approaching Mr..
Simpson when he fired his pistol,
the shots taking effect in his throat.
After the shooting Mr.. Sessions got
back in his buggy and drove home,
and died soon after reaching there,
before aid could be rendered. Both
parties are prominent farmers, and
are we'll known and prominently con-
nected in this section. Mr.. Simpson
surrendered himself and was carried
to Camden and placed in jail soon
after the shooting. The report of
talk of lynching proves to be entire
lv erroneous.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-08-14
WIFE KILLS IN SELF DEFENSE.
Wealthy North Carolinian Attacks
Wife and Is Shot to Death.

Spencer, N. c., Aug. 9.-Henry
Clay Grubb, a wealthy and prominent
citizen of Rowan county, was shot to
death early this morning in his home
at Churchland, near here by his wife,
Mrs. Emma Grubb. Grubb lived an
hour after the shooting. Mrs. Grubb
is in a critical condition.
According to Mrs. Grubb's state
ment the dead man came home about
one O'Clock this morning from Sails
bury, and was under the influence Of
intoxicants. She says her husband
attacked her with knife. She is
severely cut about the breast, neck
and shoulders, and one ear is almost
severed from the head. In the en-
counter Mrs. Grubb says she seized
revolver from a table nearby and
fired three shots, two of which pierre
ed Mr.. Grubbs breast and the third
entered the abdomen. Grubb lived
less than an hour, dying shortly be-
fore o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grubb have seven
children, two of whom are grown.
The children stated to the coroner
that this was the elimination
of a series of attacks on their
mother by Grubb during the past
few months. On one occasion,
they stated, it was necessary
to batter down a door to pre-
vent injury to Mrs. Grubb at the
hands of her husband.
Mrs Grubb was exhonorated by a
coroner's jury which returned a YER
dict that the deceased came to his
death at the hands of his wife who
acted in self-defense, and who was
justifable in the act
Grubb owned considerable
amount of realty in Salisbury and
Rowan county. He was tried in su-
perior court here in 1905 for the
murder of his brother-in-law, ODE
Davis, and was acquitted on a plea
of justifable homicide. He was shot
and seriously injured several years
ago by a negro farm hand employed
on his plantation.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-08-14
WON WAGER AND LOST LIFE.
Bicycle Race in Dillon County Ended
Fatally to Winner.

Sunday services at Little Bethel, a
colored church near the North Caro-
lima line in the vicinity of the Dunk
Carmichael place, were marred by an
ugly shooting scrape, the result of
which Jim Bell Carmichael is dead
and his slayer is in Jail awaiting trial
at the next term of the criminal
court.
Carmichael and Mcneil were out
riding bicycles and made a wager
that one could beat the other to the
church. Carmichael was the winner.
AS they rode up to the church there
we're some other negroes congregated
around and when they began to jeer
McNiel because he had lost, McNiel
lost his temper and used some ugly
language toward Carmichael. One
word brought on another and Car
michael began to advance toward Nc
Nell, who was\leaning against the
nduU1SUdIS VI LIS O1SSS AAS HNN
advanced only a few steps. when Nc
Neil pulled his pistol and shot him
twice through the abdomen. After
he was shot Carmichael wrenched the
pistol from McNeil's hands and as
Mcneil was running away he fired at
him twice without effect.
Mcneil escaped into North Caro-
lima, but while Sheriff Lane was on
his trail he returned to his home
Just this side of the line, where ne
was captured and brought to Dillon.
Carmichael died Monday and Cor
oner Gasque held an inquest over his
remains Tuesday, the jury finding
that he came to his death from gun
shot wounds inflicted by Mcneil. This
makes the 33rd inquest that has
been held in Dillon since the county
was established, and out of that num-
Der Sheriff Lane has personally ap-
pretended and arrested 80 of the per-
sons charged with the homicides.-
Dillon Herald.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-08-14
HOLDS UP HILLS NOMINATION.
Senator Tillman Wants Report on
Newberry Man Probed.

Washington, July 30.-Senator
Tillman, after he had said that he had
no objection to the confirmation of w.
A. Hill, to be postmaster at Newber-
ry, and after the postoffice commit
tee of the Senate had voted to recon-
mend the nomination favorably, re-
ceived information which caused him
to request that the favorable report
be withheld pending Investigation OF
an assertion, which if true, would
make Hill personally objectionable
to the senior Senator. Hill was nom
mated on the recommendation of
CONGRESSMAN Aiken.
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0lntis Znffragetten.
@aihinatpn, 3. s. 1e

@albln9ton. 3, g.. 10. Jebr.
Mit Der beute erioIeten @r0iinun9
oes Sauptauart ere oes natIonaIer
&erbonoes, lpeIder ge9en 6rauenltlmm.
rebt elnlriil, iulro elne enersllbe Gam.
pn9ne in oie,em Slnne etn9eleliet luer'
ben. Tiir elnsn Der sriten Iaee III
e,ne epnferen5 nit einem @ongrel,
cpmite uor9eleben. in ne der Die @riinoe
aussinanoerseiegt lueroen iolen, iue9en
iuelher Die benz Jrauenitlmmredt feino>
lihe Benesung unieritiibt lperoen lolte.
Sri. Wt,nn,e Sronlon lit 0enernls
ietret0rin oea Ser anoes uno Jrau
aribur Wf Dodge Hraiioentin. Sir
ben 2S. 6sbruar. einen Gag Dor Der
gonisrenS Der SufirassttenIiibrer, 1T
cine Waiienueriammluns an9eiest in
nelber sSrauen uon lnternationalem
&uf Ioipte mebrere Senatpren uno
&epr1lentanien. ole oIs @eaner oes
JrnuenItimmredts betannt iino, ouf'
aeforoert iperoen louen. Nnipraden gu
hllten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-21
1leber Gafi's Weto bimiuea.
@aIbinstOn 3. g.. 10. 5sbr.

2CulYltYluH, x. Va 10. Uepl'
Die Burnett 9iainsbam'ihe Gins
manoerunesuorIaae. iuelhe BON Brolis
bent Taft wegen Der i'll ibr enlb9ltenen
8ilounasteit.a lnulel uetirt pprte lpar.
wurbe am 0ieniias i'm Senat iiber oas
Ieto bes 8rdIloenten binwes nit 72
aeaen Is Stimmen sum Smeiten 0tal
angenommen; sur 9lnnabme iuaren sluei
9rittel Der Stlmmen - go - n0tbig.
Daourd oos bic 8orlaee NIT elmer
acknowledgement Ntebrheit anaenoms
men, uno Yrdliosnt Colt im SerIouf
Der Debotte mesen isiner Saltuna befs
tis fritiiirt muroe. lit Die M0glihfeit
GROCER semorben, oaB Die uiel oistuiirte
@orlage aud baS 9fepr6Ientantenbaus
pa1iiren miro.
Sur ipenlse Senotpren uertbeiotsten
Die 0altuns bes YrdiiOentsn. bnsessn
ersinssn li9 Die Senatpren 2Obse uno
Dillingham;. Die oen aampf fir Die
Gcrlaae fiibrten. in boben 2obeserbes
bunaen fir Die oieIen Sunfte Der Bill,
ipeIhe, tpie lie ia9ten, oa5n ansetbns
ieien. 8erbreder. aronfe uno @eiltess
tronfe plrtlam ous5uiblisBen. Der n
9anour9 sroBe @siabren fir bic Ser.
Stooten I'M 6eill9e baben tpiiroe. Sir
bic 8orIose itimmte IT, U. auh Sen.
So 6oaette.
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Grireulihe aunogebmng.
8s,iir19. Tabr.

SetiIEy ~. SSsbI.
Die tiirSIid srfoIsts SerIobuns bes
@elfeniprpnen nit Der aaiisrtohter
bat nuf Die @sIien einen b0hit erireus
liten @inoruf 9emadt. @ie aus
6annouer aemeloet Wiro, bat Der De-
iammtausibuB Der @elfenpnrtei cine
@nt'hIieBung an9euummen. in Der Die
BerIobuuo oantburit ais eritsr Shrltt
aui Dem @ese gum 6rieben be9rilbt
piro. Die Geloluiiou erbIidt in oer
Nnndbsruns Der bsibaH 5iiritenbduier
bic Moslihteit sur Beenoisuns bes
8ruoer,wilts slulihen ben toniss'
treuen Meoerllblen unb oem pteuBis
lhen Solf.
.Gs 1T ons 8eitreben Der Elrtei, d"
helBt es. ,au einen iuabrbait ebrlihen
;srieoen uno elnsm Ausgleih Der pots
banoenen @esenldbe su tummen, UNI
Der @lnisteiI uno 8t0Bs oss oeullhen
&otellonoes mlllen. Gafur ,u fdms
pfen. 1T Der 8elien un6 ibres 6iiritens
bauies Eillht. /Mit hem @ampfe fir
Reht uno 6,ieoen erit0sIt iib bic
Nufsabe ber Hartfi"
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Cine WiuiIterautinurt mad eli
,Sahren.

Oar bic ceutItfn geborber i'm.
mer large 3et brauhen. un nu
cine ,3Ijhrit oje Antport au iir0en
lit nitts ionoerIid gteues Gtpoi
unaauohnIib IonQe brouhte dber
wic berihtet tuir0. Der friihere oreu'
gihe a1iitusmIniiter Stlot. oeI
einen Tripotbrei crit udh ELF Sab.
rcn beantlnortcte. llno Dos fam TO-
om Sabre 1902 rihtete Elm Qano.
mlrt in 5teilSah (Sereis Worbis cir
Ghreiben al 6en Ytiniiier. in 6em ei
um au5hinit oariiber bat. Vt 0err
b. Stuot Der Offilicr icl. cent ey DOT
Ionqen ,5abren fpdhren0 oes aufent
bats in ser Qraiefiur IN Vteous ols
9urihe 3ugeteilt gepeien lei. Werge.
hens partcte Der he0cre QIte OIL
cine geonnDortun9 ieres Shrei.
bens. Segt nun. nod beiuahc I'll
sSobren. fam elm IntDortidlrefben
giis DerietRu ip0r Der 9rie' oes
2unomirts in elue Rnppe ticineT
3rufiohen geIangt, no er crit Dol
tlir4nl bel ejner 0urhiidjt ent0edi
nro mo1li6it Dumgebene Don
Serrn D. 5tltot. Der nnh Jtieoerle.
oitno ieiues anltes in Sanrooer tebt.
in benhenOem Sinne beanttportei
tpurSe llcbrjgens geIonate Die ant.
mort ndt msbr ar Den Jro9cIteler.
Der III leroer idon feit flnf Jabren
heri.nrhgn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-21
Weues &pmplott.
Mssieo, 20. Gebr.

MGico, 20. Gebr.
Die meme stomlniitrntion iieht b bee
reits .seSnunsen, init aomplotten gu
redlnen. nno bat aus oieIem @runoe am
Nbsno IN Der .0auptitaot General Sran'
cisco &omero uerbliten IaIien, Der ans
9eblib SuiannIen nit francisco gtiiO
&obelo in sine neue &epUlutiun uers
widelt ieln foa. Snitrliftionen sur Ger'
hofutng dneerer &eridm6rfr iollen BON
@jensral 9iaS nah Yebras 9tegras.
Suale,. Matdmoras uno aneeren 9reilSs
itaOtsn 9eitldt porben 'ein.
@isgics. 20. Sesr.
General Gictoriano 9uerta wuroe in
elmer MRittmDh gtoht abgebaltenen
Spe,ialIiBune oes aongreiisS gum pro-
niioriiden $raIosnten Merifos erwdblt.
0erico, 20. 5ebr.
6ranciseo g. @uberO, Der am Diens'
tag leines &oitens oils 8rdfbent Reris
fos eutiest marbe, 1T perbannt iuorbeu.
IS iino 8orbereitunseu seirDheu, bob
er nod i'm 2aufe Der 3cbt auf 1on'
neritns BON Der Sauptltaot naf 8era
Cru; sebradt miro. BON no aus er nod
europa abreiien wiro. Su le,uer See
sleit ing iuerben iicb uabrideiulih ieine
@attin, iein 8ater lInb anSere 5aniliens
mitgIleoer befinoen Waoero wiro unter
militdrilher Gstorte nah 8era GruS
selhafit perben.
Die Grefution GuItapu Mdoeros,
bes Bruoers oes abgeiesien Yrdlioen'
ten, mar bas traaiIhite YortommniB
bes bsuiisen 9a9es. @egen ibn muroe
oas beriidtlgte r5liibtlineaseieb" in
9lnipenoun9 9ebru6t, uno er .uuroe nni
Der Slubt Don ieiner &ahe erlbplieu
Die WdisIisber oes &abiueits uno ois
meilten anoereu @efnnoenen muroen
am Worgeu aus Der Snft enilaiieu.
9tah 8erihten aus Dem Snneru oes
QonoeS lit Die GeuoIutiou nod nett eut'
iernt, poriibsr III ieiI ba auser Sross
CO. 3npata nno aftoeren 5ubrern in
pelifieotnen 3heiIen oes Qdnoes, ole
ppn tuerta rihis ipiiien WOllen. 8r.
emilio Gasque5 6iCnle5. Der in Wtnoe'
ros 6epolution eins Sauptrp!le iplelte,
fir ii6 ben ToIten bes propiiorilhen
GrGiiSenten in glniprub nimmt, unb
babel bnrnuf red)net. bnB 3apatd feline
Gouienoe 9lnbdn9er I'M Siioen bes 2an.
oeS h1lt.
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2pnamlt Ole Xoiuug.
Garoiff. Bales, 20. 5ebr.

SuifragetIsm habsu ben 9anoiib beS
britildsn ShaBtauSlers 9ouio lIouS
8sorse IN gSoIton Ssath mitteIit elmer
y o NJ be ibellpeile serit0rt. Sn elmer
sulhuliaiiiihen gieriammIuug pon Sui-
iraseiier bier lptes 6rau @melins Gdnt.
burlt nit Stols nui ole Sbnt BIN uno
ertldrte. bic Seboroen brauhieu nicht
crit nat ben plrfIihen 9bdteru
iud,eu. benu iie ielb It iibsrnebme
perlonlid ole pole &srantportuns DDS
fur.
5rau @dnfburi. orobts nit einsnl
Suuserltreit ials be Ssb6rNsn
iis IN 8 @sidneniB iegen icllteu. Tie
Resieruns muB MIDI sntiusoer FIRE, in
5rslbeit ieseu poer MIDI lierben loHen.
@enn id Itsrts, limb iofort bunosrt
5rnuen berett. melnsu Eplteu einSu'
nebmen."
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Sein Silnungsteit.
8aibinstun. 30. is,br.

Grit 213 Stlmmen oafiir uno ia
Stimmen tasessn fisI i'm Reprdientans
tsnb1us am Mittwod Der Nntras ourd,
bic ginmonosrunssuorIage tros oes
Setos oss Grdlioentsn nOdmals cirque
nsbmsn. Jilnf Silmmen. ouf Der ans
oersn Settle abssgeben. tuiirosn Die nos
tbies 3iusiOritteI ! ebrhsit srseben baben.
ourd Die. nohosm Der Sennt iib ON
Eienitas nit sroBer Wshrbeit sesen
oos &sto entihieoen. Die @orluee lber
bns Seto binpsa gum 8eiss eeuoroen
mare. Gsr Abssorbnete Burnett Der
Sd0pfsr Der SousucrIass, CAB iih b's
juIest ale Rlbs. bic 8orlass burhjn'
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Ehlimm fir Gbemiioe.
9teno, 9tep., Is. fsebr.

Jteno. gtep., Is. 5ehr.
Der Gbsideibunass sSnOuitrie BON bier
muroe Der 9ooesltur5 uerlest, aIs Der
StaatsIenat am Wonta9 in Garion,
9lep., ods Barnes 9lmenoemsnt on'
na5m, welhes porihreut. oaB Elm @be'
idsiouussseiud crit einsereibt weroen
farm, tpenn Der 9tpplltant minoeltens
elm Subr i'm Staot anidiiis genes
fen lit.
Die 8urlaee 1T BON Der 9liiembIr
bereits aug nonmen. aud BAT @uu'
perneur Sobie an9etiinoist. oaB er iie
untsrSsihuen peroe iobulo lie ibm Jus
seitelt lei. Sn ben Iesten beloen Sab
rem wuroen in Rsno, elmer Stnot pon
1900 @inwobnern. 1881 Gbeibel'
bunssseiuhe einsersiht. 8esenpdrtiq
iino stpn 600 @bemiioe in Der Stdot
anneleno.
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8eneralftreif an8eorobt.
8eoria, Ssd.. 30. Sebr.

Tsoria. 81. 90. 5sbr,
Ter Gunusnt Der SllinoiS Stats
Wlners uabm ON MitimUd einitimmls
Die BON elmer Der loiaIeu unionsn ein
eereihten uuo pon 5000 BereIeulsn
oes NOrbens pom Sl,nois unieritiIs.
ten Rsipluiipn an. lpslhe oabiu ssbt.
onB ole $4,000 Bersleute bes Staa'
tes elmer @enerolitreif befiirworlen.
msnn INNER Elm aries ppn oen Ger
Staaten oosr sessn bieieIben ertIart
niro.
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,siir YetrolemmmonDpul.
Verllu, 20. ssebr

VttIJH, 70. tyebr.
Der @onpsnt ter oeutiben SnnoeIs'
fammern nobn am Wrtlpoh elne Re'
iplution an, ole iih fur oas BON Der
6esieruns sepIanie @etroleummOno'
poi unter Der BeoIueung ertl6rt, bar
8arant,sn oaiilr eeihofen weroen. oaf
ssuileeno Geiroleum gellefsrt miro, onf
Der Tertaulspreis elm maBiser 1T. uno
oaB Der 8w,lhenbdnOIet nnb oellen
Nngeitsllte. Die uOn Der aoululioirung
beiroifsn msroen, sebilbreno eutihdol9l
meroen. Die mahtoolle g{lnuritnt batte
beftis ee9en Die Nnnabme Der 9trlolu'
ton oppohlrt.
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ga Groiie, SSis, 6rtitas. Den r. Sebruar 1913

Warlh nab OsI SunoesnaupiiaOt be.
finosH. am 4Ronias in 9eiperpiae, 81.
bersitet. glls Die EtIser bort an.
tomer. ipurbsn iis pou elmer 0oros
Sunssus 10 ensrsilh nit Sduss'
balsu beworisu. baB Die EiSsipln
bss Tstahsmsnts erhsbIid seloferi
pHrbs. Grit ais 3osuHss bss Sem.
ipIuanid goaese berbelsl,sn uno DIE
9tanaeu auseInduoer irisben. tonuten
DIE Damsu ibrsn Mari1 man @bslter
fortisssn. no iis Die 0adt usrbrinssn
peroen.
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