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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14

GEORGE Il. Williams. % years OF
Cleveland. and Grace NJ Swindier' "a
years. of Irondale.
Emmett a. Sndograss % years. Of
Martins Ferry. and Mary J. Schraeder,
% years. OF DillonNale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14
TO HOLD MEETING.

TOMORROW afternoon fho James s
Garfield ladi'. OF tho g. q viii
bold fs REGULAR monthly meeting a,
ih" quarter iu fhe Peabody building
Nrnrrcw"rf frr qcrIh1g n de.,r.
zion t0 Tho comm state convention
af Iunt.neton VIII DO made at thIa
meeting
To is now 'cU established that tho
fffe"n' crop Of tobacco ~ Guha
which i. approaching fhc end ~ tho
IHr''a,. NII hD iu larger volume
nan INHf 0f tho rnnr preceding
" bon according 90 current estimates
,-''"'' haI"a wcrc produced Tho 20
haccn in most .crfi1r- b. ~r,,,r,..t o..
%" ~ 'n" texture. of good aroma and
of l.glt weight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14

Pennsylvania will add isO men TO its
state oonstabulary force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14
Final ARRANGEMENTS Made.

Final arrangements have been
made for the celebrating OF the six
teenth anniversary OF tho establish
.nC of the order. Jr q L. 4 NJ
which viii be held I'm this CITY sat.
urday evening The affair will be-
bold in the Eagles hall in tho Alex
ander building on jefferson avenue
and invitations have been issued 10
The lodges in surrounding towns ana
. very large crowd is expected 10 an.
reno. Judg" &. Z. Newman and Rev.
~ +. Ehoads are billed TO deliver al
dresses during the evening. \ ban.
liet VIII BE- served by The lodge at
''" conclusion Of the evening and a
very interesting time H. anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14

and George BickerStaff As Flynn per-
sisted in seeking a watery grave the
police We're sen Tor and he was locked
up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14


The civ council met Monday even
rr 'n regular session and transacted
idcrIhle routine business tffor
n'F- Shipman ard Mechanic were ON.
rlotod as counsel for the CITY in tho
absence 81 city solicitor. Airs 4
u McDauiols was present and asked
mat the curfew law DO enforced
which was pissod $ R-iuigor was
present and asked that tho hodv iu
behalf NJ tho city extend ~ tho G.
h j; department ~ West Virginia o.
cordial invitation 90 enjoy the hos
rl'ali'y of this ci'y ~ its next on.
ampuonf Tho band ~ Policeman
it'ner vas approved and ordered
lied TO" health report ~ Citv
Health officer Sfreibich we received
nd approved end ordered filed Soy
'raI other routine matters received
attention i1cigdir- tho dog tax quoe
lion which council favored should hs
'ric'y enforced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14
WELTY'S

The Pure Food Sf--s"
- tthsr Phone. ioff Market S.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04
Advice to PouItrymen

The two Farmers Bulletins relating to
the poultry industry. recently issued by
the U. S. Department of Agriculture. en-
titled Hints to Poultry Raisers." and
important Poultry Diseases" present to
poultrymen a very concise and, at the
same time, comprehensive statement as
to the difficulties encountered and the
best methods Of overcoming them.
The selection of d breed suited to the
requirements of the owner, the artificial
and natural incubation and breeding. the
construction of houses and fixtures, meth
DDS Of feeding. egg production and mar
keting are all covered in short, terse,
convincing statements in the first men,
toned bulletin.
The second supplements this Informal
ton and the other advice as to the pre-
vention of lice and mites and the treat
ment of common diseases, with a full and
detailed description of the important dis
eases affecting fowls and the remedies
which have been found effective.
Contagious diseases and the larger
parasites are the most important. obsta-
cles which the poultryman has to over
come to keep his birds in healthy con-
dition. Preventive measures are the best
and also the cheapest. because, no matter
how large the first cost, the great loss
inflicted by an epidemic in which num-
Der of birds may die. is saved, and also
the indirect but even great loss. which
the weakened condition and loss of prod
uct cause. is eliminated.
There are, of course, cases in which
medicines may be advantageously given
or applied to sick fowls. but generally
speaking, it is better to kill all sick birds.
and thus avoid the spread of disease to
many othsr birds in the flock Then. a
sick bird is an indication that it is more
susceptible to disease than the other birds
of the flock. which, to be strong and
healthy. must be relieved of the menace
of delicate and susceptible members.
Even with fiocks practically free from
disease germs and parasites, it requires
the utmost watchfulness and care to
maintain them in that condition. There
are number of reasons given for this.
and mature and experience-bought advice
is given as to preparation and mainte-
nance of poultry houses and yards free
from the germs and parasites which so
often turn prosperous business into an
other Of the many failures at poultry
raising for profit"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04
WAR ON WEEDS
City Begins a Vigorous Campaign
Next Week

Under the supervision Of the aldermen
in their respective districts an energetic
campaign against the weed nuisance
will be commenced on Monday next
and it is expected that before many days
the mayor and city officials may point
with pride" to the clean and sanitary con-
diton of this. ''the ideal city of homes in
the Arkansas Valley"
This will certainly be the outcome if the
citizens will but do their share toward
cleaning up. Property owners are re-
quested to see that the weeds are cut on
their lots and out to the curb line in front
as well as to the center Of the alley IN
the rear, and that the weeds and other
refuse thus accumulated is piled in the
middle of the street to be hauled away or
burned.
The city officials will see that the
streets and parks are cleaned and, after
due notice to nonresident owners of
vacant lots. will clean up these insight
ly disease spots-charging up the expense
against the property pursuant to city
ordinance. As a matter of oles nliness
and preservation of their own health
if they have no civic pride-it is hoped that
every citizen will see to it that the lot he
occupies is cleaned OF weeds and refuse
before the mayor and health officer take
steps to compel the cleanup. as The
Enterprise understands they have the
authority to do under the provisions OF a
city ordinance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04
MONTHLY DIGEST.
OF Important Public Land De-
cisions.



Residence is where person lives and
prefers to Lee when not prevented by
cause constraining his will.
Absence few days at a time in gain
full employment cannot be regarded as
breaking the continuity of residence.
Under the Homestead Law. declara-
ton of intention. never acted upon, to
acquire public land by residence thereon,
confers no heritable right to complete the
entry without settlement on the land.
The making of an original homestead
entry amounts to no more than declar-
alton by the claimant of intention to ac-
ouire the land in the manner prescribed
by the statute, and bears substantially
the same relation to the final acquisition
of title as does the declaratory statement
to a purchase under the Presumption Law.
BY neither one nor the other is any vested
right acquired as against the government.
No right is obtained by settlement and
residence upon an improvement of I'M
surveyed public land under the Home
stead Law which creates any impeachment
to the power of the government to donate
the land to any public purpose.
While posse ssion initiated by settlement
gives the preemption settler preference
right over others, it does not confer
wasted right as against the United States,
to the lands occupied, ana until such set
tier has made entry and fully complied
with the law, Congress may withdraw
the land from sale and entry and appro-
pirate it to other uses. even though it de-
feats the inchoate right OF settlers.
When a qualified entryman. citizen
of the United States, dies leaving widow
and children. and the widow marries
thereafter foreigner. the widow there
upon takes the nationality of the husband
and, being thus incompetent. the entry
mans heirs succeed to the title.
Action on final proof will be suspended
until evidence Of final citizenship has been
furnished.
In the arid land district, possibility OF
irrigation of the land is ordinarily the con-
trolling feature in inducing the entry.
Without irrigation the land is practically
worthless and if the development of a
proposed system of irrigation shows that
water cannot be brought upon certain
subdivisions of the entry. it shows mis-
take in the original selection. and such
entry may be amended within one year
from the discovery of the facts iustifying
such amendment.
Hereafter no expenditures. except those
made on account of the entry. can be
credited on annual proofs and expendi-
lures once credited cannot be again ap-
piled.
The assignee Of desert land entry
! acquires, not only the credits. but the
burdens -of the assignor. and the time
within which he may show compliance
with the law runs from the date of tn e
entry, not the date of the assignment,
The law cannot be evaded its benefits
secured and its burdens escaped by the
! making of new entry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04
Fucker Wants a six-year Term

1t will be remembered that the senate
last year declared in favor of single
presidential term of six years. The bill
was rocked to sleep in the house judiciary
committee. Now Congressman Rucker.
of Missouri, has reintroduced a similar
measure. and had it referred to one of
the elections committees, of which he is
chairman, and he promises to make real
live issue of this next winter.
The Department of agriculture has
been making an investigation and finds
that two-thirds of the total loss in eggs
takes place on the farm. and that millions
of dollars are wasted in this way each
year. The haphazard method of poultry
management are given a bad deal BY the
agricultural experts. and one is tempted
to think twice before having evil thoughts
the storage egg" after read
ing what Mr.. Wilson'S new head farmer
has to say cpon this important subject.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04
Notice of Final Settlement

In the Matter of the Estate of Wheaton
Franklin. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That on Monday
the 18th day of July. A. ID, 1913. being one OF
the regular days OF the June Term of the
County Court of Otero County. In the State OF
Colorado. I, j. w. Bowman. administrator of
said estate. will appear before the judge of
said court. present my final settlement us
such administrator. pray the approval of the
same. and will then apply to be discharged
such administrator. At which time and
place any person in interest may apBear and
present objections to the same II any there be.
Dated at Rocky Ford, Colorado, June 10.
1918. J. W. BOWMAN
Administrator Of the Estate OF Wheaton
June 3-July4 Franklin. Deceased.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04
FARMERS COLLEGE
Endorses Plans for Colorado Indus
trial Exposition

Plans for the Colorado Industrial Ex-
position to be held in New York City in
November of this year will be presented
to the commissioners of every county In
the state at their meetings next week,
and their corporation in this undertaking
will be asked. Already several counties
have gotten behind the exposition, which
will give this state advertising and pub
licity of kind and character never be-
fore afforded.
President Charles A. Lorey of the State
Agricultural College recently made
thorough investigation of che plans for the
exposition, and in a letter to the associa-
ton says. The Agricultural College will
cooperate with you in every way posi-
Die to make the exposition a success. We
think the plan is good one, and are
very anxious to see it carried to a sue
cussful elimination"
A special feature of the whole plan.
and one which has not been offered by
any similar exposition heretofore is that
OF the follow-up bureau which will be
balS Sihy I've" iSih tOi q
period of at least six months after the
doors of the New Grand Central Palace
are closed. BY means of this bureau it
will be possible to follow up all inquiries
which have been made during the exposi-
ton regarding Colorado. Thus those in
terested is the state with view of deyel-
oping the mining or agricultural resources
or with view of seeking investment for
capital will be afforded every opportunity
of securing the exact facts and Informal
ton desired regarding any particular part
of Colorado.
This feature of the exposition alone is
one OF great value to the state, in that it
means that the full benefits to be deriv-
ed from the holding of the exposition will
thus be secured for the state. Business
men everywhere realize that the success
full advertising campaign consists not
alone in telling the public what they have
10 offer. but in properly following up the
inquiries which come to them as result
of their advertising.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04
For the Past Five Years

Ihave been writing great mum.
bers Of letters, trying to get
cheap money for the Valley,
but have not succeeded. At
ter a large correspondence
with the principal magazines
of the United States, l have
placed the following ad in the
Christian Herald. The ad
costs $45.00 per month. l do
not know that l will succeed
in getting cheaper money. but
am going to spend $4,000 in
advertising for it. In the
meantime, l have plenty of
money at the same rates as
heretofore.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04
Alphabetically Speaking.

Among a batch of candidates for ap-
pointment to the police force Of Wash
ington was big colored man. evident
ly of rural origin. who announced his
readiness to stand examination.
Are you a native of this city," he
was asked.
mo. sub. am from the first state in
the Union
"a New Yorker?"
mo. sub. l am from Alabama"
Alabama is not the first state in the
Union. as the saying goes" responded
the examiner.
Alphabetically speaking. It is. suh.".
said the candidate. with conviction.
alphabetically speaking."-New York
Press
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04
Serial No. Ol35
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Pueblo. Colo.

U. S. Land Office at Pueblo. Colo.
june 10, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that samue, Shaw
cross, of Rocky Ford Colarado. who, on July
Is, l9Os. made Desert Land Entry No. OBS. for
SWI4 Section IL Township Is S. Range 81 W.
9th Prin. Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
tion to make final prosf. to establish claim to
the land above described, before the Register
and Receiver of the United States Land Office
at Pueblo, Colorado, on the 10Th day of July.
1913.
Claimant names as witnesses: X. Newton
Smith, Georg,, 5. Mcdonald, X. A. Watson,
and A. l.. Rodeck. all of ko,ky Ford. Colo.
Not coal land. J. W. HAWLEY,
J27-July25p Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04
XLho hnsn-i heard of Rocky
w Ford Cnnfnloupes

They are the most delicious cantaloupes
ever grown. The farms in the Rocky
Ford District OF Colorado are worth from
sl25 to $50 an acre The farmers net from
SIS to SIS an acre. 1 offer You absolute
first mortgages on these farm lands, to
net you 6<.
In every transaction I send yOu the
ORIGINAL snOrtdn6e- Your hank can
collect the Interest for you or Will gladly
act as your representative. l have been
placing Farm Loans for twenty years and
have mover offered better Held than
Rocky Ford.
Practical advice furnished on Irrigation
enterprises. Bank references furnished.
Write for interesting free booklet describ-
Ing these farms and their products.
L. R. FENLASON, Rocky Ford, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04

Ibid your daughter take the count7"
mo. The count took the count when
he told my husband that we ought to
be willing to pay 100000 for the
honor of having our family identified
with his"-Chicago Record Herald.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04
JUST ARRIVED

a complete line Of the ..fnu, ou.--
Sid>~ny FO1dind baby Carrinaes
FULLY GUARANTEED FsDR =
u EA Ms. See them before buy in d.
GARwOOD & BUTTERFIELD-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04
Notice

The Rocky Ford Melon Growers As
ISOLATION will close their books July 18th
]. c. FLEMING. Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04

For SALE or TRApE-Stock Vehicles
and Harness. Good live town, Southwest
Missouri. Doing good business. Invoice
about $500. Address Lock Box lUl.
Republic. Mo. -6p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04

Homemade cakes made to order.
Catharine Nanny, SCI Sycamore avenue.
Phone Ford 52l.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-04

To TRADE-A pair of lots for motorcy-
Gle. Call first door north of Reliance
garage
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
Grnlp:iucs MN Gen1npr.

Ni1t BON lateini19zdmerifanifGer
Repolu35erei Iolen Oiefe 3eiIen bdll=
oelr - uno bic Republit Gcuabor
tut ii9 our9 biefe in Den IeBten
Sabren au9 ni9t DEFENDERS berbDr
~ Ionbern einfa9 BON Der @infubr
bon DDnumit unb dnberen Sprengz
ftOffen.
SIN @cudoDr perben ale be0urften
Spren9itoffe aus benz MuslanOe, meiz
items aus tpeiten @ntfernungen, Be-
3ogen. Dieter Support 1T ieOod iebr
ftrengen H%egulatiOnen unterworfen.
Gr 1T unbeoingt DerbOten, fppeit teiz
ne beIonbere @rloubnis Bel Der Negiez
rung erpirtt tporben 1T; uno nidt
@isle t0nnen cine iol9e @rlaubnis
ie betpmmen.
Die pi9tigiten @erbruu9er Don
Onnamit in @cuabor Tin0 bic South
Mmerican Development Co., tpel9e
cine groBe 8ergbau@Mnlage gu 3aru@
ma betreibt, unb bic @uaDdquil> C
QuitO : @iIenbdbngeieli9aft. DieIe
beioen Rprpprationer, bic 3u ben be-
o~eutenbiten oes Qanbss geb0ren, baz
ben cine Itdnoise g~rlaubnis bon Der
Regierung, Sprensftpffe fir ibren
eigenen @ebrdu9 in bas 2anb gu
bringen; unb es 1T ibnen nebenbei
du9, nit gttpiFen @inf9rGntungen,
eeftattet. Nnberen bef9eioene Meneen
biefer @toffe gu liefern, tpObei iie fir
oeren @ebrou9 ober Mibbrau9 Der>
antmortli9 Iinb. Sb biefe 8eitim=
munger INNER 70 ftreng Ourdgefiibrt
tperben, pie fe auf benz pupier itehen.
IdBt iih freili9 BON neitem ni9t nit
8eitimtbeit fagen.
SIM &alenberz Sabre 1910 purOen
Sprengftoffe ~ lduter Opnomit
i'm 8etrdge BON 9O.339 Yfunb. un6
i'm Werte BON $7523 in ameritdni=
T9em @olbe, aus oen Der. Stauten
mad Gcuabor eingefi6rt. Sir 0ass
felbe Sabr betruqen Ole Smpprte bon
puIper nur 1855 pfunb, i'm Werte
BON SCAT, unb oieies BUILDER tcm
tells aus Deut19lanb, tells aus
5ranfrei9, tells aus unierem 2anoe.
sSn ben eriten a9t Monaten oes
Sabres 1911 ipeiter geben bic
amtli4en 8eri4te barber ni4t -
purben 1892 Bfuno Dpnamit nod
ECUADOR eingefiibrt, i'm Merte bon
$500; oupon fam Der dlIergrDBte
Sell aus Deutfhlanb ~ trOB Der
@efobr oes fpeiten granspOrtes
uno bas llebrige, ettpa elm Stebentel.
Iiefertsn sic Der. Stdaten. 9lus lebz
feren aber puroen in biefem 3eit=
rdum bos gan5e beOurfte Builder Bee
sogen.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
@as feIbETpieIsnoe aIapier.

SmSabre 1864 tiinoigte elm gepifs
Ter&ai1in. Burger auEropes, ein&laDier
an, Sas gan3 ALIEN fpielte. @s mar
grDBer nls anoere Snitrumente unO
Ipielte tatfdnli9 ale MelO0ien,
ole AoiIin befabl. Gs fdtDieg
aud uuf ieinen 8efebl. Sang pa
rig ftrOmte berbei. ii4 Oas Mun<
Der gu betra9ter. Selbft 2uoptg
XIV. puroe reueierig uno lieB ben
@rfinoer mad @erfaiaes befteaen.
Die &Dnigin, pelAe Dem 8onoert bets
!pobnte, entfeste fi4 iiber oie err
Itaunli9e Mai9ine. lin Oi:fen ginz
Orud gu berpii9en, lieB Ser &0nig
Iofort ods &lapier Dffnen. Man tat
IS uno Elm tleiner &nabe. Der Sobn
oes Raifin, fam gum 8orf9ein.
Sbm NOR beinabe libel BON Der
QGnge bes Ron3ertes uno Dem Mans
gel an 2uft.
Ser ungliidli9s Raiiin, sen Oie
Not, er bate cine 5ablrei9e 6amilie
gu perIorgen. gu oieiem 8etrug ge-
trisben, Derfu4te nod etnige 3eit feline
ngrfinoung" DOr3ufibren, fun0 aber
fem publitum mebr. Sn ieiner Be
orGngnis panote er li9 an Die Site
2uopig XIV. uno ieBte oiefem aus
chamber, tpel9sn S9aoen er our9 Die
gntI9leierung fsines @e6eimnihes
erlitten. Der &0nig erlaubte inn,
Elm Rinoertbeater gu griinben. Der
sinsefdlOFene Sunge puroe OerStern
oieier 9ruppe uno in Ser JOlge berz
Dprrugenoer S@auipieler. Mit gleis
dem @rfOlg trat Der iunse Haiiin
in Sen beri9ieOenften HO[len auf, uls
6eloenliebbaber, 5piBbubi11er 8ez
oienter, Meltmann, GtuBer uno. !.
Sruntenbolo. 2sioer bulotgte e.
8ac4us aud i'm biirserli9en 2eben;
Ct iturb 1893. i'm Sabre bes llnbeils.
oa Ser Mein miBraten mar.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
Sic gari,gsIammInus" Scs nlten
&niIers.

Gntlers.
Oie bon ser preuBiI9en Ctadtsz
berpdltung NIT groBem @rfOlg our4s
qefii6rte Sammlung oeut1ner &rtegs>
briefe, Rriegstagebt9er uno fonittgen
Nufaei9nungen aus &riegs3eiten, Die
gum er0Bten Sell in ser 8erliner
40niqli9en 8ibliotbet a~ufbemabrt
ptroen miro, gibt MnlaB, oarun gu
erinnern, baB oiefelbe &0nigli9e 8iz
bliotbet gu Berlin bsreits cine febr
umfaFen0e .&riegsTommlung" beiiBt,
oie fein an0erer ais Der alte RuiIer
@ilbeIm 1elbft geIammelt bat. Dieie
&riegsfammlung fteIt cine SOnOsrs
bibliotbet BON @6riften oar, Die dus
QlnloB oes 5eloauges bon 1901
erf6isnen finO; is tuurOe uuf 8sfebt
&aiTer Dilbelms 1. gegriinoet, Der fe
5unG9it als einen She'll ieiner mad
ieinem So0e tells an Sen Yrin3eTl
Seinri9, tells an sic Rieler llniper<
fitGtsbibliptbet unb an oie &Onieline
8ibliofbet iibergegansenen) priba!s
bibliotbet iibernieS nunter benz 8ors
Behalf Ser peitern NerboaftGnOi9ung"
ols untrennbare Sammlung.
Die 8eI9affung un0 ldngere 3eit
au9 Die @erpultung Iagen in Den
0Gn0en 0es betannten SGngers.
G9auIpieIers, HesiFeurs uno R0s
niqsDorleIers Qouts G9neioer; pie
1cbr fi6 Ser fparfame ate &oiIer fir
sic Sadie i~nterefierte, erbe[t aus sen
beoeutenoen Mitteln, Die er fir bic
Mnf9affungen ausnurf: 70 betrugen
mad S9neibers Noti3en sic 8u9z
bGnolerre9nungen 1872 f@on iibet
5000 Saler. Die in ibren @insel6eiz
ten nod ungei9rtebene geT9i4te if
rer NerpouItGn0tgung muB na9 sen
gelegentli9 BON Sem Bibltotbstur 81.
9aul 6ir19 mitgeteilten proben re9!
dmiiIant Iein: oa fenoet iemun0 Elm
Qieo Elm, 0us er BON einem 2eierz
mann i'm SoOen getuuft bat; Elm
6eilgebilfe offeriert elm nIe~lbTperfdBs
tes" 2ieO, unb boG Selbitgefi6G bis@
let Elm &reisgert4tsTetretGr Elm Sc
oi9t an, Ous er .our4iDeg aus Dem
&opfe" geOi9tet bat; tpeniger SelbitS
pertrauen perrdt Elm M%ngebot, in Dem
elm 9lutor feline S1rift nit Ser be-
I9eioenen Bite aberIenoet, feinem
8ii9lein elm nYlIb9en in Ser @um,z
flung gu 90nnen, uno Iet es au1 nur
neben ooer binter Sen 9DGnen bes
@4la9tfel0es1.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
Der uerIaRene 9ailerpaIal.

Ginen Ice6en aus ser ,,psrbotenen"
@taDt" 5uriidgetebrter prin3 bat eli
mem pefineer Rorrefponbenten Elm
trDitloIes Bib BON ben bort berri9en>
ben 3uftGnoen e%ntporfrn. Sn Ten
u~neebeuren HGumen beS Winterpalas
ftes baufen. bon alien 8ernun6tea
unb 5reunben berloHen. bic 2aiierins
@ittps nno ber tinbli9e RaiIer in
trouriger ginIamteit. MobI iinb nod
einige bunoert @unuGen cd. aber ale
prinaen unb 9ofbeamten un6 bic Be-
tpobnsrinnen bes taiIerIihsn 9urems
boben ii9 beimli9 aus benz Stdube
eemo9t. Sod tperben ieben Sag 70
uno 10 piele bunbert @9afe un0 Sc
fliigel, mie es Die Oronung Oes taiIers
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