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commissioners found evidence OF murder.
rapne ana otner crimes against Nos,-s
I'm a great number OF towns, but the ma
Jority Of complaints referred to ron
berry and the wholesale removal to Ger
many of objects of every description, from
valuable paintings TO household articles
belonging to the French inhabitants. At
Rehninviler the village priest, the Able
BarbOt, was shot down In the street. ard
his body remained unburied dnring the
entire time Of the German occupation.
At Fraimbois the Able Matthew was mads
a prisoner and was compelled to be pres
ent while two of the oldest inhabitants
Of the village were executed by firing
Squad Of twenty-four soldiers.
The official report covers forty eight
columns in the Journal OmcieL II emu
merates hundreds of cases which have
been omitted in this summary and the
commissioners point out on the other hand
that they have related only small part
of what they saw. The commissioners
submit their report without any comment
and tho document Is presented In the
same manner In the official gazette OF the
French Republic.
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named Helene Process regarding the treat
ment s.-. had received at the hands OF
the invaders. The home Of this girls
family was destroyed by fire. together
with all the neighborng houses. The girl
herself. with her mother her grand
mother. aged 81 years, and her aunt
aged 81. managed to escape death In the
flames. but were pursued through the
nearby fields. The young girl sue
ceedeG T., evating capture, hut the three
other women were shot down one by
one. according to the report. com
plant made by the village priest to the
Duke OF WurttemberR who was In COM
mand OF the German troops al this point
prc we'd OF no avail.
The village Of Clermont- en-. Argonne
was not only the scene OF u great num-
Der of murders but was also piilaged and
DESTROYED. in part. by fire. These crimes
according 20 the report. were commit
ted by the Thirteenth Regiment OF Wurt-
temberg under the orders of Gen Won
Druach Whatever remained to be plum
dered and destroyed was taken care OF
by a troop Of uhlans commanded by
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ERMANS FEAR U.S..
IS FAVORING ALLIES
Sale of Munitions Violates Ncu-
trality Spirit. Says Semi
Official Note.
SUBSIDIZED. SOME ASSERT
h Karl ~. NON wIEGA>D.

United PicsS stag Correspondent
BERLlN. via The Hague Jan. 23.--Ger-
,,,r,. is Incoming rap,dly wrought up
II. a.. 49, =, 10 mt, ,cr-
o'e' ""a' ,"' ''','
man attitude ny the people o' '''e '"'''"
States.
The growing feeling Of resentment has
c,.,.s,,llizol s,,Idcrl,. ,bnut n semi-of,iclal
49,, -, -, ,i,, ,,,, -, ,,,,,,,i
ho'e VI ''o'''' "h'''''
tons OF war 1" the -Ni''s uS American
manufacturers published in the North GER
man Gazette The note charged that the
sni,i, ~ mot tho letter of neutrality is
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Prince Won Wlttenstein. who occupied
the place after the departure of the Wurt-
temberg troops.
In concluding their observations in this
department the commissioners say
I'VE have established beyond a doubt
that the enemy committed acts OF ex-
treme cruelty on the persons Of wounded
soldiers of the French army"
In the Meurthe-et- Moselle department
the town OF Nomcuy was entirely wiIkc
out and all the surrounding country laid
waste. The town. however was not de-
stroyed until all objects of value had been
removed, carefully packed and shipped
to Metz
The inhabitants Of these localities
blame chiefly the Second and Fourth
regiments OF Bavarian Infantry for the
crimes committed ut Nomeny. Civilians
In that town were shot down wholesale.
IT IL sisted. the Germans claiming that
the victims had fred upon the invading
armies
In this instance. as in many othets,'
the commissioners say. 1--WE can state with
the most positive gertrude that this al
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FRENCH REPORT TELLS OF ALLEGED GERMAN ATROCITIES

legation Is untrue. At the time Of the
Arrival OF the Germans every nrearm
owned by the inhabitants had been
turned over to the authorities at the
town hall"
NJ Bievelot municipal counsellor. has
Furnished to the commissioners a list of
fifty civilians who were killed at Nomeny.
Most OF the cases recorded by the
commission in Meurthe-et- Nfcselle are
OF su"h nature that Their desert Ston
10 Impossible.
IN ths town OF Gepbtvillsr si'uato1 on
the Montague River. $50 civilians were
killed and only q houses out Of AS
we're left standing. Fifteen men we're
nut to death at a place called La Prele.
directly outside the village. The fifteen
bodies were found with hands tied be-
hind the backs and completely nude from
the waists down A few miles away, at
Bo acknowledgements. ten bodies OF
civilians were found buried under few
inches tf earth. Again in this part OF
the Official report the atrocities revealed
by the commissdy ners are Of such nature
that no description thereof can be printed.
In the Disc and Aisnc departments tho
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his wife and his daughter-in-law. ter
rorized by the arrival OF the Germans,
jumped into the River Saulx. Brocard
tried in vain to get away from his captors
in order to rescue the women. but was
unable to do so. When the bodies OF the
two women were recovered II was tound
that both had been shot in the head while
In the water.
At Montmarial a young woman named
Maude was maltrcated by the Germans
and her father was murdered while trying
to 40 to his daughters assistance INC
same fate befell little Juliette Mauue
when she tried to call the neighbors.
\ band of forty German soldiers IN
vadcd the village of Esternaymln, TINS de-
partment. aud went through every nome
from cellar to attic, removing everything
Of value In the home OF Nine iioucne'
A widow. they discovered Nine. Bouche'
her two daughters and two other women
Mines Ihonmc ana Mace, under stair
case. where they had sought refuge. Inc
soldiers ordered the women TO undress
and upon their refusal fired INTO lhe
group hudded under the staircase. Nine
Lhomme and one OF the girls were iatallS
wounded, but the others managed 10 es-
cape
In this same village an ecven-yoar-old
girl was outraged by one of the German
soldiers, II is stated. At the nearby va
age Of Vitry-en-P erthols the women mai
treated include one 50 years old, who sur
vived only few hours. Another
II years old. was attacked four times.
The commissioners state that While
they were investigating reports OF atroci
ties received In the city OF Rhe'ms tn'
building where they we're holding thci
meetings was submitted to n continuous
hombardmcnt Ivy the Germans one OF th'
shells feu only few meters from the
very Office where the commissioner "er'
conducting their inquiry.
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In the electrically equipped Pianola, the bellows are
driven by electric power, eliminating entirely the
necessity for pumping.
The addition Of the electric power entails radical
change in The Pamela action. Those who feel that
intimate expression control Is to be secured by
the Of the pedals. and prefer dispense with
auxiliary power and pump the Instrument themselves,
will find the electrically equipped Panoa identical
with the non-electrc models. In fact the pedals
may be used in combination with the electric power,
for special accents, very brilliant climaxes adding
TO the scope Of the already remarkably feribe Panoa
oppression
The electrical equipment is positive in action,
efficient and noiseess 1t permits the playing of The
Panoa without any physical effort whatever, yet with
hcreention of all the unequalled elasticity OF Panola
touch which can oe secured only by pneumatic
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dered on the spot are so numerous that
u is impossible to mention them all the
report gays
AZ Rebats the Germans pundcred n
large Jewelry store belonging to the firm
OF Pantereau and all goods OF value were
carefully packed and loaded upon motor
trucks, after which the house was set
afre Serious crimes against women
were committed In this town, it Is alleged
Inc Wife OF liquor dealer. AGED 90 years
was seized by German soldiers and all her
clothes were torn from her. after which
she was repeatedly attacked The wife
OF grocer who resisted was hanged in
her husbands store and was saved only
through the Interference OF an Alsatian
soldier similar cases are extremely
numerous In this department
In the Marine department a number Of
chateauX and more modes: homes were
completely wrecked. Tho villages of
Heiltz-le- Maurupt, Suippes. Matrcuz.
Fromentlerres and DEsternay suffered
more than any others. Here everything
of value was carried away by the Ger
mans. At Suippes an entire stock of
sewing machines and anothe~ % toys
were removed. Towns and villages we're
set in flames without any other reason, Il
IS stated. than that OF wanton destruc-
ton. In the villages OF Sommc-Tourbe
and Auve not house was loft standing.
At Sermaize-les- Bains forty houses are
left out OF 900. At Bienicourt-sur-S aulx
only three houses are standing to-day.
In these last named villages the fires
were started by soldiers carrying bales
of hay and cans of petroleum while other
troops stood on guard and prevented any
attempt to put out the flames. All these
fires were started without any reason
other than that already given. In no
case. II Is alleged. did the Germans even
pretend 10 claim that the property of the
inhabitants Was being destroyed as a
punishment for any particular offence
One starved 10 Death.
In almost every one Of the above named
towns hostages were taken. most Of whom
have never reappeared. At Bignicourt
thirty men and forty-fve women and chill
dren were compelled to march ir front Of
the German troops. At Champuis tho
village priest was among the prisoners
taken by the Germans and who have
never returned. II Is stated that IN the
latter village a man named Gacquemiu,
6S years old. was tied to his bed and
allowed 20 starye to death. no one being
permitted to so near the house where he
was being held.
Vt SermuZc an inhabitant named Bro.
card was one Of the hostages taken by
the Germans. At the time Of his capture
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TheLOuder the Sound
the Less They Hear 1t
British Soldiers Saved From
Shocks to Nerves by
Ear Defender"
Special Correspondence 10 Tur SUI.


LoNpoN. Jan. 5.--An interesting inven-
ton which has Just been adopted by the
Admiralty is tho Msllock-Armstrong ear
defender.
It has been found that the heavy guns
cause by their terrific din such mental
shock that in some cases men are in
capactated for time.
The carpiecr IL no larger that the cot.
ton-wool plugs hitherto used, but contains
a diaphragm Of goldbeater's skin. which.
while readily responsive to ordinary vol
umes of sound, prevents any abnormal
sound from reaching the ear.
This effect Ia brought about by stop
OF each side Of the diaphragm. which
limits the distance through which It can
yibrite, While the car receives readily
and clearly a word of command, il Is
protected from the noise OF the discharge
OF gun.
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BIamc gen. Won DutRE.

TIE Fronchmen were lined mp against
wall and all those Of the German
wounded who were able to shoulder
gun cor handle pistol were brought out
% do the shooting. As the German sur
ccOu was about to give the order to
ure small force OF French dragons
appeared and captured the entire ambu-
auoc guard. The commissioners point
ont that the General who was in COM
'uaud Of tho German forces at this point
nud who must have given his tac't per
mission to his men to carry out their
plan oi putting TO death thirty French
citizens was Gen. yOn Dutag.
After tn. entire destruction OF the VII
l7en Of Courtacon by small German
4. .'n, probatl" - the ny r. n Guar'.
g So troops toe; away Nv men and a
' teen year Old child. whom they COM
I 'rn' 20 march ~ front ~ them 4
young man named Edmond .-lusseau was
ru, to death here under tragic clrcum-
STANCES. The Mayor OF the village, who
"t- among the hostages, was questioned
.s TO the situation Of this young man in
regard TO the military law. He replied
AT Rousseau had submitted to a medical
Examination and mad been FOUND III Tor
inr service. whereupon the Germans or
q, 81 him To =, move all his clothing in
order H. lie examined hy surgeon. lie
had scarcely finished undressing when ne
was shot down before the eyes OF the
French hostages.
AZ Cuulonmiers the case Is cited Of =
woman who was outraged by German
soldiers while others compelled her hus-
band aud her two small children 70 be
Witnesses 10 the crime At Sancy-les-
'royins, ii Is alleged, two women were
N4ltroated while their husbands and 4
tnroo-y' dr-old girl stood by
Vt Guerard six peaceful citizens were
tsEon away as hostages aud have never
returned Similar instances of unarmed
'Jllons being either tahen away or muir
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THE PIXNOLA
electrically EquippeD Requires M Pus2rj5a

power and the perfect design OF The Pianoa action
This new Pianola feature viii appeal especially to
these who appreciate the artistic possibilities of the
increased sensitiveness CT the electrically equipped
action to those who for any ~easCn find Objectionable
the small cxertion necessary to play he conventional
Panola action; to those who desire to use The Ianoa
in connection with the musical education Of young
children child too small to reach the pedal may
operate The electrically equipped Pianola with case.
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anb burd iournaIiitifde S5numF6Idgerei
bas publffum irrs3afiihreH anb ieine 4uf.
IneriIantett bon ben sroBen ErefgniFeH,
bic burn bic gntfsruung 6es @rpbfurffen
BON isinem 4mte tn RaBlqno herDorqerus
fen ipurben, ab8utsnten. Jn nieIen Gdqea
III bic polttiide 9sosainng leiner aalts
fenung miBoerfanben uorber. 8ie @grs
banning bes sgeniaIeH" Gtrateeen bat
fit bds ruHilas aeia uao aud fit
Europa gr0bere potitiids gebsutuHg
dls irgeno fnnft Elm grobas Grsignis auf
ben 59IddtfelberR; benn NIT Der galts
fslung 0ifplaisN itoIdieDitfdss in niat
mr. biz ruftf4e Armet bpn tinem fsl1rer
bgfreft iporoen, Der Fs boa Rieberlaqs
81 4ieberiags fdbrte, ioaberu aud
p~Orldnfig Der b6ie Self aug Der rufFfden
poIitit uub Der ruTFfdsn @fIglf9aft Ders
f4su9t iuprber. Ii tolaisgtfolaieoitfh mar
nt4t nIr IN 5risbens3etten Der aommane
bear bes petersburger miIitdr : ggirts
unb felt BEN Nusbru9 bes arfe9es Der
Dbertontnlanbeur ber rufffhen 5treits
ardfts gu MaHer unb su Qarbs, fonbern Il
mar Bis Dor eiuisn Sdgen AUDI Der that's
fa9tids gebsrrfher arer aeuTen. Geits
BEN Graf Solstn BEN rufffhen sSournos
liitea 2epofp bon bet griffen8 Der ruTiis
fdm yGternentammer@ (Gnfesbni gas
Iuta). heren GkeF RitoIaisI itDIdfepitfa
n1r, WtttbefIungea gemaht Bat, ipaBte
JeOa In RuBlanb. baB bas ruTlfde Reid
ni9t bon Dem fhndhIidgn unb slaIeth
erdufanen 4ttoIdus IT., forbern bon fris
mem DHfd, BEN @robfdrEen Rftolai Ris
ioluitpitf6, resiert purbe. u2it Der Ralts
felang bes laReen GroBfirfen ane nit
ber uebernahme bss Gber@aommanbog
burd NitoEaus II. lit tbatfd6lth bic Res
gifruns pieber BON Dntel auf ben 9effen
iibsrgegangen. Die rGuissbui galata"
III esbtohtn unb bic Ma6t ber fanar3en
6unbertf6aftsH, bic bitIe mertDiiroiq.
ruff5he @ebeins0 rganifation unter itubt
hatisH, TT ins Manten gefommen. 9bs
eleid @ortmptin, ber alte asFiirhtete Beat
tieadr unh Hertreier bes mitIelafterliHen
3srismus, nod aaf BEN ruIfiIdeH gres
aaiereSeaeI fbt. unb pbgletd bag iebigs
Observation-Disclosures fid nod INNER
irefgsrt. ben Iiberalen Torberungen Der
neugn 9uma Mtbr6eit nadsutommen,
lam f8oH bsuts gefagt perben. baB bic
bigbsrige 6ofsaamariaa, bic Biz feBt ben
3drsn In ibrer gspat bate, nidt mebr
bic @egdids bes rufFTdsn Rei6es be-
aimmt. Ridt Boremptin, Guronppo,
AurLDH Minn, bic Grdfia Senns
tisff anb Die anbsren fH6rer Der
OFT aam0riaa ghb beate bic 9rahts
5ikber In petersburg. fonoerB bic
grcBgn petsrshurgsr unb mogfauer aaufs
berren, bic pom Snrsn aafssforbsrt tunrs
ben, bic GrganiFrnns Der rufFfhen
GxieQs nbuitrie nnr5anehmeH, Tnb Bic
herrf6nben mdhts IN @etersbara. Eiefs
Belgrsbnraer nHb Moslaaer RaHfherren
fHb abr tsiBeSfaas reattionar, ioHberH ne
REIGN In ibrsr erObsn MehEhsit frei5ehs
Ii1ea 5enben3sH 3u.
I'm BIT Gebeutnng bisTes me6isIg bsr
Iiase sa berhebsn, maB nan 1i4 perags
qeaDdrtiaen, tuie bic GternenfanaHsr fpar
nnS NIT ptf4sn MisteIH Es @uBlaHb re-
alert tat. MIs IN BEN sriisn 5ahreH eKfgs
Sobrbanberis bic rsbelutieHaren azdfts IL
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burh 8srmitiluag Der Mostautr unb
petersburgsr Sc fbsrrsn birstisn 3ntritt
3um 3ateu baben, tDdgen fs Garbe au be-
teHrsn. Wenn bic Bis iebt als redtttondr
bstanHtt 0uHa pt6bIid in cine liberaLe
~umsetpanOeIt purbt, 10 Tx Sds tben oar
rduf 8arad3ufabren, baB bic 0ttobrifen
Fd isbt i9rern uriprIuglihsn progrdmm
gemdB, 81 ben IiHten yarteten geInlngsn
baben. Die Regierung bat aEfo nidt nur
bic i'm Gebeimen fe tiBenbe Mnnt bers
Ioren, ioRbern fe ikbt Yh ailh elmer
Cppoiftipn ihrer Getrelea IN ber Dnna
s~egenubsr. Die srfs GoIse bisfr Grs
tentnis mar. baB ft Iid gIei4 80 tIeirsrta
GoR3effionen bereit fanb. Die neae
9umasqRaioritdt min Ii9 abr NIT bieTsn
tleinen aon3sIsonen niht 5ufrieben ees
ben, fpe5sl neil bic Regierung fi9 tpeIs
CERT, iebH bitie aon5sIfoHen 5H k9dlis
fren. Gie ein5elnen Miniterien molten
bic gemadten aon5eliontn nnr bur1
temporare Defrets Jetannt eeben, tn fe
gegebenen GALS tpisber suriid5iehen sn
tonT9H, Die Heue SumasURnioritdt lit
ubsr niht IiGsr. Oh iid ni4t morqeu tDies
Der etns reattiondrs md6t srhebt, bic is
Regierung DeranIabt, bic alts Grbnung
Der 9ingt piebsr eia3aFibran. sic tDia
baber bic aegierung auf befttmmte CT
ieBesnorlageR binben, ndhreub bic asgies
rung ftd peigsrt, bisIen medIa fIr bie
3utunFt aus3uHeIea. Daber bic porldas
Fiee portamentrrilhe ariiis. Der Bar
ielbft bdlt nod Bis Jet sR Teiner Rsgiss
rung unb ipeigsrt Ti6 ebsnfaug, bic ge.
mahtsn 90n5sfiioum bur9 gsiese sa lss
ealiEirsn. Menn aber bic 3HmasU1ehrs
beit miritid bic Metnuns bss BOLTS bsrs
tritt, bnnn nirb Der Gar ftIbH frHler
oeer fpdter esSpunsen iein, bas ibm bur9
WsrmittlaHg br 9egitrung u~ntsrbreitets
programm Der neuen DumasWetrbeit
ansunebmsn. % bdnn bic d~uspdrtige
poEitii AuBlaubs biefeEben 9eubtnsen
Derfolsen tpirb, wie iebf, mo Der Ydus
SiupisHus aeerruHgsprosramm III.
bleIbt ~obsanorisn.
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tamHsr felt benz Sabre 1903. DIR gefpaItz
fame COB beg grOBfirfsR sergius in
Mostau fdIus cine grel6e tn bic 5unta
Ott groBFarfsn Ssrgtus aIsxnnbrpptt,
mla6imir aIeganbrppitI6 unb htolai
QtoIaitpith I, bic Dor Der Gutltebung Der
fanofen 5ternaatammet ban s3aren In
ibrer getpott bate. Der ieBt f6on b~trtor@
6ene GroBfdrH mldbimir 4leranoropiih
5atte mad ben attentat auf GergiAs IN
0ostau bfe bette 4usFdt, ber mirtli6e
Bar RuBlnnbs 8u nerben, b. 3. RilDldus
II. in feline b0ae @etpQlt su ~hetonmen.
4ber iufotge bon QUALIFICATION sipil den
AttoIaus ano @labimir 4Leranbrofptt56
negsn ieiner Gobns a9ria un0 Boris, 1T
9tttolai Iftofaiepiti3 3ur Ma6t geIangt.
Gr erbieft bas GbersaDmmanbo uRr ben
4etershurger Mtgftdrs8e3irt, nnb bet Der
tdugeu Qnbauer bes ariess8nftanteg inn
petersburger geilitdrs8e3irt pdbrenb unb
nab Der Hebplatioa mai Rfplai 4itolas
fsptti9 t6aifdhli9 Der unbI1rdntte Orr
Diefes h0eutenbftsn aIer ruiiihen miIis
tdrs8e3irte. Mlnbinir QieranbropiiI4
bate fi4 inoeHeu aud an bic 4rbeit ges
r1aAt5 UNI bic gefirdtete Rsoolutipr su
untsrbradeu. 8ieIer MIdbfmir mar pers
nHtportIi4 fir bas 8lutbab 6es rpt1en
5onntag inn Saf1aar 1905. In itrsm ros
tbeH sonntag lit gum erIten Nal ber
name bes qrteHers 8apon betdnnt gsfpors
ben. 4ftofai QitoIdiaeiiT6 bate f3 BAH,
nddbem er aommag0aat bes getershurs
ger Mifitdrs9e3frfs gtiporben mar. gum
sriten Guhrer Der gontres Rebolution ems
porggfdpungen, unb in aperterEung Yeiz
mr. @erbienift ft sr bann gum 1. BHbrer
6es Gpiesbni galdta ssrbobeH@ fporDen,
Die .Stpiesbnf BaIdto4 bate foIgeBoes
4rogtam1n: adptate Qutotratie, GanpF
gegen ben QiberdIismus in ieber Gorm,
Aampf gegen bic Puma, Gtdrtuug Der
ruiaaen 6taatstirde, 8epa9ung Der BIS
2iberalismus perbdhti9m GtadtsipIrbens
trigger, uebsrnnhuag Der h1barH Gffis
siere in ber probin3. bic beg 2iberalismus
nerbd fig poren. urb Elm 1erui6tnnggs
tompf gegen nIe periontn I'm rHffi5en
Reid, bic ppLitiIfen Reuerunqen ag
Mort reeeten. Son ben cngeiebenFen
MitgIitbern bieIer .Gniesbni polatd4
Fnb aubsr bielen grOBfarfen al nennen:
8raf dgHa.ieff nnD mad Fsiner grmprs
bung GrSfin 5gnatieH IarH SrubestOi
lnidt su ber1e4feln NIT feinem 9amengs
better, BEN hbernlen Garftn 9rubebs
tot, General Drloff, BHbrer Der Blntigen
Strafs Expedition IN RurIdnh, @tim0n,
qrdfbsnt bss atidsraths, 4uronouo,
MiaiItsr bes Snnern, arifBofdin, Der Bic
BOT GHr3sm BON ber Gternenlammer a1
9anbtbat fir ben 9rs~misrpoiten aasers
ieben NAT; General aarIop, General
Mainn, Generdl aIerieFf, Der burh feint
srfifdnfteR 9oI5gslddfts i'm Sdluzgk
5et ben germ Der Snpdner berauf6idm0s.
zen bate; Benersl 9rtpsp uRb iHIieBIid
Maria Dseeoronna, bic Wutfer 9ttoldus
II. Die etiFnaen .aat11eber@ bieier
ruF agn .Gbambrs be 9erreurs tparen
susrH ber Brrfdle Mond Snipb0r unb
aad Tim. ber wesm finer fDilben Nus
4~ipnfuBaen nHb @srraditeifen bgfonnie
RaspniiH. bsr Gns 3dtIane mshr ginflHB
aaf beA 3aren bate als ala lsins Ulinis
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9ie gi6ltotbet i'm gang tudbrenb
bes Grieaes. 0us benz S0bresberidt
Mr tDnigli9 nteberIGnbii9en 8ibliotbeE
I'M 9aag fit bas Sabr 1914 srgisbt fiji,
bdb ben arieg peber urf bic Bsuubuug
Der 2tieIdLe bieIer Bibliotbei, nod aud
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