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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-14
lUNACY Commission
MAY INVESTIGATE
WOMAN WHO RODE i TAxICAE
WITHOUT MONEY STILL HELD
IN JAIL.

A comm ission of funacy will prob
ably be held today over a woman who
was arrested here about 4:So O'Clock
Friday afternoon. after she had driver
in @ ta1icah nearly tho entire day and
ending by telling the driver that she
had no money. She told the police
that her name was Mrs Lillian Hope
Damn, Of Norfolk
The woman II secrns had been living
ia Richmond for several weeks at the
jefferson hotel for a part Of this time
IN her explanation Of why she drove
around OVER the city ali day iu = taxi
cab. the woman told that she was
seeking Attorney Lewis. who has an
office in the Foster building on Ninth
eareet When approached. Mr Lewis
acknowledged being slightly acduaint
ed with Mrs, Dunn. whom he stated
visited him ii few days aFn in regards
30 suing the Jefferson hotel for ciecting
her without reason
Undoubtedly the woman is Of un-
sound mind, according 10 DIR : r.
Terry, IN charge If The city Hail where
Mrs. Dunn IS confined IN padded cell
on acaunt uf her strange actions. and
her several attempts 90 break up the
furniture In the room in which she
was first placed. l)r Terry states
that II Is Impossible for him 20 adj
vance any reason or the cause Of in
sanity.
The Young woman IS prominently
connected ia Norfolk, whore q is said,
size WIS married about g year ago
IL y - The tllle " her MARRIAGE i MAS
leaYred tiat her life had been ex-
emplary. Some difference occurred be
tween her ard her husband shortly
afterwards. however ard thu woman
stuee that time has Travelled d goaff
deal, living only n short while I'm seV-
efaI cities Friends Of her falull,- voS.
terday notified her people in Norfolk
Of tho trouble into which she had got
ten Here, and then arc expected IA
arrive in Richmond today. Whether
they viii take her back home or await
the action ofthe iunacy commission is
not known.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-14

that King Victor Emmanuel had been
imprisoned, The people were so mis-
led by these tales that when q COM
pany of sharpshooters approached
the town the entire population turned
out to welcome them. The soldiers
were obliged to FIRE on the crowd
killing one and woundlng two per
sons,
-Four officers and n numner Of SOL
diers were wounded during rioting
at Milan and two passengers on o
train near Naples were wounded BY,
the explosion ~ a bomb Nofwftks
standing theae disturbances the 20
thorities now Seem to have tAe SIT
nation in hand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-14
TRAIN LEAPS TRACK,
MANY ARE INJURED

Cape Girardean. Mo. June Ia
More than twenty persons We're in
CARED this afternoon when north
bound Frisco passenger train split a
switch and. jumped the tracks at
@ocessaa Springs, Mo FIVE miles
north 81 here. The train was due TO
arrive n ST Louis from Memphis
Tenn. tonight The engine was the
first to leave the rails and the cafe
car and smoking coach were over
turned The seriously injured were
brought to Cape Girardeau hospitals,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-14

IN rebel territory have been Instructed
40 press the inquiry, and insist upon q
definite reply from Carranxa. The
AR srtesn government. 1t is known. looks
10 Carran2a 10 clear UP at once the
mystery Of Rauehs disappearance, ard
TO tell explicitly 4f he has been Killed.
That Bauch was murdered by rebel
officials, IN JHareE. following the
killing Of William Benton, the Brit
ish suhsect, by rebels. is regarded as
practically certain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-14
Captain j. w. Barr Dead.

Especial to The Richmond Virginisn. VI
Abingdon, Va, June i3.~-6saptainl
John W. Barr. age seventy nine. Com
federate veteran. famous as command \
err of artillery battery Mt the hattleI
of Saltville. died here tonight al Il
q clock. from effectsS OF q recent faliI
in his room. where he had been con
fined several weeks on account of Ill 4
ness.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-14

aOLZGREFE--Died. in Baltimore. ala
F. NJ. Saturday. JOSEPH HOIZ
CRETE. Remains will be at his sis ]
ter's residence. 40S North Twelfth
street, Sunday afternoon. He lis sur |
vived by two daughters, Josephine
and Marie, and two sisters, Mrs. J, III
Burke, Mrs. Bernadina Thedieck, and
one brother. Frank Holzgrefe, OF thid
city. and one sister and two brothers.
in Germany.
Funeral from st. Mary's German
Catholic church TOMORROW (Mon
day) MORNING at 10 o'clock. In1
terment in St. Mary's cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-14
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

Wanted-A Renned and Competent
lady as companion and assistant
housekeeper for a married lady. with
no children. Nice and permanent
home for suitable person. ReferenceI
exchanged. state price expectedJ
Address Box III. Danville, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-14

Thore are n7w As states in tn
Union. The last Territory. excep
ska, has been admitted Our popu
'atior Is a hundred million One
third Of the wealth Of the world !
In this country M wonder We pro
3uce the best clothing,
Come in this week and
see it.
For $15 pure all Alneri-
can suits cut in the cor
rect new lines. Nothing
better at this price ever
presented. '.-
True Blue Serge Suits.
$12 to $2s.
Homespuns, Palm Beach
Cloth. Mohairs, Linens
comfort clothes to fit
operHhndr,
Wen fit YOU by mail
if You live out of town
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-14

during the sessions are Julien Fl XIII.
treasurer. George Bryan. attorney;
George II. Reese, DR. Douglas s. Free
man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-14

at 11:l5 r, NJ. -Satur-
day. 18th instant. at his fathers =
residence 1915 Grove avenue
CHARLES RILEY GIBBON, aged two|
years and eight months.
Funeral notice later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-14
Young Won1en's Delightful Little
Summer Frocks Special at $3.50

The maker had enough material on hand to make
about hundred Frocks We picked the STYLES,
using fine imported models
There sheer white batistes. cool and good
looking striped batises in blue white and plain
blue or pink batiste The fabrics fine and silky
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-14

special Local Data For Yesterday.
IL noon temperature ........... SO
Z r. NJ. temperature ............,.. IS
Maximum temperature UP to p, NJ. IS
Minimum temperature up to p, NJ. 81
Mean temperature .......,......... rs
Normal temperature -.............. rs
Excess in temperature today. ...,. 3
Deficiency in temperature since
Accumulated deficiency In tempera-
ture since January / .14z
Deficiency in rainfall since March
Accumulated deficiency In rainfall
since January .4lcl
Local Observation p. NJ. Yesterday.
Temperature .................. ~
t1uHliuity oS
Wlnd olrectlon K.
W ma Veloclty ......... 4
Weather .................... Clear
Rainfall last twelve hours. ..... o
Rainfall last twenty -four hours. .o2 |
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-14
The Weather

rirginia~-In Increasing cloudiness sun
dny, probably showers at night or Mon
day. somewhat cooler In south por-
ton Monday; light to moderate winds,
mostly northeast and east
North Carclina--Unsettled Sunday
and Monday. with occasional local
thunder showers; light to moderate
winds, mostly northeast and east.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-14

There are several styles-all with the new long
Russian tunic. Some have wide belts of white pique,
with collars, cuffs and wee vests to harmonze:
others have frlly batste and lace edged vests and
revers with silk belts.
EXPERT ALTERATIONS FREE
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-03-19
THIS STOMACH REMEDY
HELPS YOUR FRIENDS

Almost every day some grateful per
son comes into our store and tells us of
benefits received from the use Of Rexall
Dyspepsia Tablets. Knowing how
much good they have done others and
knowing what they are made of, we
feel sure they will help You, SO great
is our faith in them that we urge you
to try them entirely Mt our risk, with
our personal promise that II they don t
do all you expect them to do and make
your stomach comfortable and healthy
and your digestion easy, we'll hand
back your money.
We couldn't endorse anything any
more strongly than we do Rexall Dys
pepsia Tablets. Containing Pepsin and
Bismuth two of the greatest digestive
aids known to medical science, they
soothe the stomach, check heartburn
and distress. promote II natural flow Of
the gastric juice, and help regulate the
bowels. Remember If they don't make
your digestion so easy and comfortable
that you can eat whatever you like
whenever you like, we want you to
come back and tell NJ and get yonr
money. Sold only ut the more than
1000 Rexall Stores. and in this town
only at our store. Three sizes, Doc, SOC
and 81 Ivey's Pharmacy, The Rex
all Store, Mineral Point. Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-03-19
By BURTON E. STEVENSON
Copyright 1913, by Burton L.
Stevenson.



HE would shoot us instantly. I'm,
agine what a sensation that would
make, Lester. Parks hears two pistol
shots, rushes in and finds us lying
here dead. Grady would have a con
vulsion, and we should both be ia
nous for a few days"
"Ill seek fame in some other way"
/ said dryly. What are you going to
do about it,
We've got to try to capture him,
and if we do-well, we shall have the
fame all right. But it's a good deal
like trying to pick up a scorpion
we're pretty sure to get hurt. If that
fellow out there is who | think he is
he's about the most dangerous man on
earth"
He went on tapping the surface Of
the cabinet.
why can't go out as though | We're
going after something's" | suggested.
Then Parks and could charge
around the corner and get him"
You wouldn't get him; he'd get you.
You wouldn't have a chance on earth"
l couldn't help it. l glanced again at
the window.
Hes gone!" | cried.
Godfrey was at the window in two
steps.
Look at that" he said. "and then
tell me he isn't a genius"
l followed the direction Of his point
ing finger and saw that just opposite
the opening in the shutter a little hole
had been cut In the window pane,
THAT fellow foresces everything
said Godfrey, with enthusiasm. He
probably cut that hole as soon as it
was dark. He must have guessed we
were going to examine the cabinet to-
night. and he wanted not only to see,
but to hear. He heard everything we
said. Lester
Lets go after him." | cried. And
without waiting for an answer spran@
across the anteroom and snatched open
the door which led into the hall
Parks and Rogers We're sitting on the
couch Just outside
There's man outside, Got your
pistol. Parksf" l cried
Eyes, sir" And he took It from his
pocket.
snatched it from him, opened the
front door leaped the railing and stole
along the house to the corner.
Then. taking my courage in both
hands. charged around it.
There was no one in sight. but from
Of hooking laughter
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-03-19

"'Tr, i-..% ...,. a,.,ady yoilsr. sir"
he sad.
"Alyeady sairyy What do YOU
mcau>"
MIR. Godfrey has been here Tor quite
awhile >ly t,,,jas with that cabinet
thing.
Tell him. Parks. chat am bringing
Some pcou,> nv ~ srr The cabinet and
that should liA,, him to StaN ihcrc ANA
be u witness of the proyredingS.
VERY wen. sir" a>>rutrl Parks.
"Evrrythjur orirt."
"Oh. YES. sir. Their, was two police
men outside MI night ana ROGERS and
me inside"
"Nly. uovnhlowcr'S carr.asr is below.
sir" announced thr office hoy pn,uip,v
the door
"Au rjaht said "Nr mr., ,nnin.,
right M. Parks Goodhv." and hune
M and SIipprd into my ,n9t
Then as ! took down my bat u sud
Don thousht struck me- II thr nm
known Frrnchman was indeed at
rultxSary Of Monsieur madame
mtyht hr n,Ou9iutrd with him II yvaS
u lone Sh,t Inn vnrth trvin,, st,n
ned to m, desk tonk ON thr nhntn
,,ranh which Eodfr,y hod rivrn ma
and Skinned il int, my n,,,,et rh,n
hurried ont to the elevator
rh,r, war, thr,, .nrrs,n. ~ en-, ,,,,
rjagr. MIR ll,ruhlnwcr sot with his
back tn thr horses and two vomsn
wnrr on I'M, nnnosit, s,ot D,th war,
drrSxrd in hl,rE ana h,,yilv v,il,a
Inn ,ber, .Nos ,hnut th,n m, ind,Hp.
hlr distinction or mistress ,pl moia
IN, ntter N.o,,. r,stl,ss and un,,sv
MIR llnruh,n,,,, r,,n,,, h,ninl ~,
rs ,nter,l
"N,u sn,l,r nr 81 NItr,vs -" II, .,i1
all, !, NJ IN, v,ntin, h,us," ,x
n,aip,a ana sot down h,sia, MIN,
,rrhis l. Mr. ,yt,,,, H., ..,ia ,u1 ~,
v,iIrd l,a, ,unnsit, him u.bnm hol
l,n,nr ~ ,u,,, :, IA, ,h, r,i.,tr,ss IA
.,ir,,l b,r h,,d , u,l.,
porl,. ,n,n,a ~, a,,. :, MS ,,l
r,1,li,. ,n min, l,a l,> ,..,,. ,l,,,,r
IN, ham and into tho ,nter,on Cnd
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-03-19
CHAPTER TX.
The Yelled Lady.


n ~ X. HORNBLOWER must have
~ driven straight to her family
N residence on the avenue, or
perhaps she was awaiting
him ut his office At any rate, he call
ed me up inside the half hour
MY client would like to see the cnbi
net at once" he said she is IN y
very nervous condition, especially since
she learned that some one else has
tried to open the drawer When Will
1t be convenient for you to 60 with
u.s.
II can go at once" said
Then we will drive around for you.
We should be there in fifteen or TWEEN
ty minutes"
every we'll" said. "I'Il be ready
shall. of course. want to take wit
hess with me.
THAT Is quite proper" assentcd Mfr.
HOrublOwer. We can have no obJec-
ton 10 that. In twenty minutes, then"
got the Record office as soon as /
could. but Godfrey was not there He
did not come on usually, some one
said, until the middle Of the afternoon
rang up his rooms, but there was
no reply. Finally | called up the Van
tine house
PARKS" said, Il am bringing up
some people To look at that cabinet.
1t might be just as well 10 get that cot
ont Of the way and have all the lights
going
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-03-19
CHAPTER VIII.
A Distinguished Caller.

~ODFREY and | examined the
q windowsill and the ground be-
meath it when returned from
my fruitlesS chase. There is
where be stood be said. and the
marks on the sill were evident enough.
We went slowly back to the house
and Godfrey sat down again to con-
temptation of the cabinet
It's too much for me-" he said at
last. THE only way I can find that
drawer. I'm afraid. is with an ak. I'm
going to look up the subject OF secret
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-03-19
HaZOl-NcnthoI Pla&tcrS

L@'o'.}ciy relieve Iaia lae .oeA. -
{ ..t Of Menihol are quioply trltm b. E..
Il .AH. Rheumatism, NaHip aH oa
painful affections. Yard rolls 90. ,..
Ia ,ilo Bic. All druggists 81 direct $ IL...
DAVIS ~ Lawrence Co., .cw ioiI.
Samples mailed upon request, DC. stamps.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-03-19


'N''','''.'''''', '''''''''' '',' ,, ,'''
w, '''N ~ - S,.''' ''''' '''' ~ '',,
''"' ''',''' ''''''''>''' ''''''' W tN',,>
.'''' ,''' u vas IA N'''''' ''V' ,'>.,
go : wa '''' ''''>' IVY 90 >''>'" '''''
~ - ''''
i' WIS " V'"" "t" nearby ma" u
mddt' aSe. rather heavy set FRESH
faced ami clean >aHNen AMI with very
bright blue ewes.
We shook hands and N" sat dow"
and plunged al ono" without an III
Stant'S hesitation into the business
which had brought him.
"Nr. Lester he BEGAN, Il under
stand that Nou are the administrators
ot the estate ot tue iatV lWIP va"
tine"
Our firm is | corrected.
but you, personally. have been al
tending 10 his business? He WAS Il col,
leetor OF old furniture ! believe:
Yes"
And on his last trip to Europe,
from which he returned only a few
DAYS ago. he purchased Of Armand \
Son OF Paris a Boule cabinet?"
could not rcprcsS start Of aston
ishmcnt
Are You acting for Armand X SOM
| queriod
Not at all ann acting for y lady
whom. for the present. we will call
Mine X"
The thought flashed through my
mind that Nine X and the mysterious
Frcnchwoman might be one and the
idea MS absurd. Serene uornb.ower
would never accept such client
MIR. Nantine did buy such Il cab
met" | said
And it is in your poSScSSiou:"
There is ut his residence Boulc
cabinet which was shipped him from
Paris. but. only few hours before his
death. Mr.. Nantinc assured me that
il was not the one he had purchased
You mean that n mistake had been
made in the shipments
THAT is what we supposed, and Il
cablcSram from Armand X Son has
since confirmed it."
where is the cabinet which MIR.
Nantlnc did buy
Il have no idea. Perhaps 1t Is stu
i'll Paris. But | am expecting repre-
sentative ol 'he Aflia"uS To can very
soon 10 Stral&hteh thlhSS out
Again my companion leI' SILENT ana
SAT RUBBING ms cum aoS'h'N,
1t Is very strange ne Salu n""''N'
II inc ctplhet was sun "' larlS' Que
"ou'u thIhh II ""uid nave zee" ulN-
covered before III! c'lei'' '''"ue inquiry
ABOUT It,
lhere are Good many Things Whlch
are strange ABOUT talS Who'e matter
supplemented
would YOU nave any "hJecuoh TO
my '''i'' >e'i''7 '"i' o''i''''' WI i'''
it was my turn TO hesitate.
Mr' llorl'o'o"cI' Salu nha''N' !
VIII ne frank WIN YOU 1hefe Is Il
cefldlh mystery SurroululhS th'S chni-
net Whlch we nave not peeh apI" 10
SolNe' suppose you nave 'e"u o. 'ht'
mysterious de'''nS oi Mr. Nahilll' anu
vi an UNKNOWN rreil'HiiI'h' polh III
'he S'ile room III 'ne N"h'ile """Se
"lu ~" apparently '''"' '"e 0''''''
10 you nle''i 'i''t t"lS 'iplnet IL
'oiiiic''eu WIN ''leii' III any way "e
'Sheu quithi!'
we oe'ie'e So 'no"s" 40 W. we
nave oeel "o'e " prove "pHo'"'tlN
io'.''S nut we are S""iulhs NV
c"piiie' very ulo'e'S' ".io,''" iIo' o.
Jee' " your tliei'' 9eeil'S ~ p"' 'ou'u
,io' pei!lii' iier u 'ouVii 'Iho'' at
e"n'' without Ni''"lnS why SUE NlN"-
Gu ~ 10 So lou VIII reilellioer ''la'
YOU nave loiu me liolhihS Vi why sue
80 n''''''''' - -
am qu''e Ieau! 10 zen Yo" 'nc
story MI Lester ne Salu' 1T Is Only
iall th"l Shoulu 40 So Ai'er F""
nave ne'lu H. II you 'E'et, we wa
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-03-19
BUY REAL ESTATE
In u Prosperous and Growing
Town.

NFrontftN will hc listed and ADVERTISED for
sale III this column free OF charge for advertis-
ing unless sale is mSde. II the property il sold
cit er Ny this agency Or Ivy the owner or other
parties the usual commission will he charged. |
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-03-19
CALLING CARDS AND INVITATIONS

in correct sizes and styles. neatly print
ed at the Crawford Printery, Mineral
Point. Engraving work also furnished.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-03-19

It was shortly after | reached the
office next morning that the office boy
came in and handed me a card with
an awed and revereut air. An awed
ana reverent feeling crept over me
also. for the card bore the name Of
Serene Hornbower
That name is quite unknown outside
the legal profession o. the three great
cities of The eaSt-New York. Boston
and Philadelphia yet Serene Horn
blowers income would make that Of
any other lawyer in the country look
Ike 30 cents
He is the confidential attorney Of
most Of our best families" lie has
held that position for years, anc It is
said that no case placed unreseryediy
in his hands ever resulted in n public
scandal
His reputation for tact and Gelicacy
is tremendous. and yet those who have
found themselves opposed to him have
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-10
Ger. etaaten nnb .aapan.

eincn intcreiiontpn gortrae 6ieIi
gclteru i'm glntfbouie Der friibere
io8ialiitiid)e 9iirgermetifer BON Ser.
fctcp, Sal, S. 5titt ggiIion, Dor
einer 3nborerifaft bon mebr oIg
800 gerloncm fiber oas 86enfa
g8c56aIb 9fmcrifa iifJ ouf eineil
borbereiten ioIIte.~ Reb.
ner fiibrte ans, oaB Der sriea siui.
lGcn Gelltihlano nnS gnalono Ie.
oiaIid nlif SniioeIsiltereiien 5uriid-
3stfiibrert lei. @etDihit 9ritonnien,
Damn miro ps oen gcidnrmten 8eIt.
hanoeI on iih reiben, perliert es,
bat eS Den SobesitoB erbnIten.
'Rconer propbe3eite, oaB aus oieiem
ariegc Gin geipoItigeS Rinaen ami,
ifen ben Ser. Staoten uno sSSapalt
piiroe, ipenn nidst sic 9lu.
iammlnnger BON 8roBfopital in oie.
lem 2atloe aiiigeaeben tuiirocu. ,Siir
cine ioIfc gbertltnlitGt a6er ioIlten
mir inns riiitcn. 6eute 9(6eno iprift
nr ii6er ooiieIbe Ibemo in Der /.
songregationaIfirhe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-10
Aat Angrift
abgt(6lagrn!
Die 9eHtidlen meloen fleine 5O'rt.
idlritte ibrrr gIrmee IN Slt
nnb g9eit.

Berlin, 10. Del. (6nnienbcridlt.)
lac aricgsamt hat 6cMtc 0adlmit.
taa fulgenOen Seridit rrlaiIen: y9H
Sem 0iitrift BON SOniin beidlrGnf.
ten iIdl bic 5ranSuien Onnit, ami
nniere StelIungen cine Ieftiae 9anu.
naOc ~ er6fimen.
Sin rrneutrr frnusOiiidJer gIngrifi
anf nnIere Stellnnecn bel MOeroi
lmo GOntcOnIlis Serihslltr an Der
Iapferteit nnierer 5rnppen.
@eltrru eridJienen 6rei irinolidDe
Wieger iiber 6reibnrs,( BaOcn, nno
iUarfen IN Der Nabe Der Stnbt sebn
SOmben ab. 50 Wnroe fcin SdJn6en
aHgeridltet. aus Oieiem @orfalI aeht
hcrbOr, ban Der 5eino, Obnr Rhf.
iidlt 6nrauf 81 nebmen, Oh bic ~
6OmbarOirenoe Stnbt Offen DOer be.
fsitigt 1T, aeluiiienlOs DOrgsbt.
an Der tSrsnSe Gitpreufens 1T es
bente 81 beftiseu gIrtilleriefdmpfrn
gefOmmen.
gnf oem redlten &eidielufsr riff.
Zen Mniere Srnppen immer mciter
Dur nnO itiirmten 9Sr5asubs5. 5eds.
hnnOert 8niien nnO cine Dtenac
yiaidJincngcwebre wnrSen bun ilns
genDmmen.
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9entidler fErnnen.palfgnerein.

Der Oeutife SSrouen-Siilfsberein
IbicIt eeitern gtadmittag feline re.
IaeImaBige geriammlung inn 0eut-
ihen Sauie ob unO bntten Iif oosu
pieoer cine groBe gEn5obl Oamen
|etngefunoen Cine prGhtige 3ede
|ipuroe olisgeloIt unO bon fSrou 8ie.
oentonn genonnen. Srou GbereIe
5dsler aus gtebrasfo Gitp Itiftete
|eine prddtig genrbeitete Gede, ole
init Dant elttgegengenontmen fuur.
De Gin 6err $. Sobn aus aon.
Jas ihlob fid Dem 9Sroteit oes Ser.
ems eegen Die grideinitng zines
Romars bon einem eneliIden 9(us
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