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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
CIRCUIT COURT
SUITS ARE FILED
SEVERAL APPEALS ANO NEW
CASES LEFT WITH CLERK
KINGHoRN YESTERDAY
Permanent MaUsoleum Company Files
Motion for Judgment Against
VIII n. Colvia.

The second day Of rules resulted in
number of cases being filed with
the clerk OF the circuit court yester-
day
Attorney W B Casey hled am ac.
lion IN chancery styled W. H Chap.
man and Sons company Vs. Margaret
kraus. returnablo subject 90 April
rules. This suit BE- brought 90 recover
on a debt
An appeal was filed from The court
OF Squire GOmpcrs styled State Vs.
May Collins. The appeal shows that
she was fined Tor Jumping % board
PHI and room rent 20 the amount of
500
Another appeal was filed. styled n
q. hurnrr w. The Morgan A. Mar.
snail Rubber and Tire Company. for
claim OF &2H3 alleged due for rent
motion for Judgment was GIed hv
Nl'rnfFs Hubbard and Hubbard Tor
me Permanent Msus0leum company
w. WIZ w. l0lFiE The motion shows
llat on March 20. 1915. the PLAINTIFF
VII appear BOD circuit court and ask
Tor ludFm'nt Tor % shares of stock
pm me plaintiff company. which DO af.
InFnH we're contracted FOR bv the Do
tnndant AZ $50 per share
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

reports OF the committees will be
given out until the work has been
completed
One Of the important matters set.
tIed AZ the session yesterday morning
was the appointment Of Thursday
afternoon at I o'clock. az the time
Tor the holding Of the annual memorial
services. The services will be held
10 the local \. o. 4. W. auditorium.
and there an appropriate program will
De- rendered In UOmmemoration of
those Of the various state lodges VINO
have died during the past year All
members OF the order as well as the
general public is free TO attend this
service. The complete program FOR
the occasion will be announced TODAY
Among the distinguished guests az
tending the meetings. is the Hon X
p Carroll Ex-Governor Of Iowa. and
while ln the city. the distinguished
lowan b. making many friends anon
the delegates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
BANKERS MEETING
Interest Being Taken in Annual Meet.
ing TO Be Held al White Sui
phur Springs in July.

Its a little too early TO know who
is TO attend the affair. but there will
be quite a number of local bankers
present at the annual gathering" said
a Wheeling banker yesterday 10 an In
telligenCer reporter when asked about
the local delegation that will 20 TO
White Sulphur Springs. Greenbrier
county. next July 10 attend the West
virginia Bankers Association meet
ing.
According to the Wheeling banker.
II H. to be the largest affair of the
kind ever held in the state. and will.
in all probability. be attended by large
delegations from every part OF West
Virginia and bankers from adjoining
cities and from towns in Kentucky.
Ohio and Virginia
The program has not. OF course.
been completed az this time. but
among the speakers OF national repu.
tatiOn will be Hon. Ebert Hubbard.
who last year spoke before the Penn
-ylvania Bankers Association
The convention will be- held on July
D. and 10. at one OF the two maEniii-
cent resort hotels for which White
sulphur Springs Is noted
Al recent meeting OF the eNeCu-
tive council Of the West Virginia
Bankers Association At Huntington.
Col Wylie BoaH. of WeIisburg. was re-
elected chairman. which position he
has occupied for the past several
years. while Mr.. Joseph : Hin. Of
Charleston. succeeded himself as sec.
Rotary Of the association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
DIVORCE SUIT
BY o. c. Frye Against His wife Lulu
Frye Yesterday-Resuit Of
Criminal Proceedings.

Yesterday afternoon Attorney W.
y. Robinson. acting for o G.. fry.
filed praccipe In divorce against
Lulu Fry wife. Of the plaintnn This
divorce suit comes az the direct result
Of Joseph futile and Lulu FRY being
found in a house ON the South Side.
and for which charge they were in.
dictod before the criminal Grand Jury
yesterday
10th " the Alleged misoreants.
futile and Mrs Fry have families
and 90 was thought both were fairly
good samples OF parents until The do.
yel0pmente ~ the past few weeks
The Ming Of tho divorce suit docs
not come aH surprise after tho
Ffand jury returned "a true bin Tho
pfa'rip' was made rrturnabIr sub.
l'rt to April rules and the sheriff be-
gan serving summonsos YESTERDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
AGRICULTURISTS
Held Interesting Meeting last Nieht
al Glendale School HOUSE
Discuss Agriculture

y well attended meeting Of the
farmers OF the Glendale district was
held lasr evening Iu tho Glendale
school house f0 hear the lecture do.
I''fDd hF Senior Agent Horace tt
wood of Tho Pan Handle ArrIcuItu-ai
club. on How Plants oct Their Nitfa.
Errous Forces"
Tho Glendale local was orranizsd
recently and has large memb.-
ship Of aI the ulIorr Of tho soil In
that community Tho local has taken
un ihr text book ON "Tho Fredirg az
crops and stock by 4. ID Wan R..u
iaf meetings viii Do held In the future
ana or Intervals lectures VIII be- DO
NFerod hE officials OF tho Pan Usrdfa
'IHh. under whose supervision fre
Io.a. was ORGANIZED and Ia TO be-
conducted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
BUT THREE FELONY
INDICTMENTS GIVEN
GRAND JURY COMPLETED IT'S
WORK BEFORE NOON YES
TERDRN
Felony Charges Are Against Neuna
Boys for stealing Purse-Four
Alleged Vest Law Vio-
lations

shortly before noon yesterday the
March grand jury. which has been in
session since Monday morning. r.
turned and fled its report with the
judge OF the Criminal Court. Three
true felony bills were returned against
seven boys charged with stealing
purses. and other larceny cases were
reported -Four out OF eleven misde.
meanors charge violation OF the Yost
liquor law
Following the report Of the grand
jury Judge Robinson thanked the iu-
rors for their careful consideration
OF the cases. The Judge will call the
docket this morning. and will prob
ably decide on the time OF the scott
murder trial. and probably render a
decision in the George McGm case
and the murder case Of William
Thomas will be up on a motion for a
new trial
The grand jury did not go into the
italian shooting ARRAY. when one
Italian was shot and badly wounded
Joseph futile and Lulu Frye were
indicted for illegally living together
az husband and wife. and Laura Gard.
ner and T. a. speedy charged with
the same ofiense. were released from
custody
The report follows;
Felony True Bills.
Joe Van Camp. purse snatching.
Harry Thomas. Everett Hagerman.
Earl Reinstein and Jacob Frazier.
purse snatcEing
Waldo Foster. Walter Richards.
Earl Reinsfein. and Jacob Frazier.
stealing beer from East End resi-.
denCe
Misdemesnor True Bills.
Jacob WHITEWATER. selling cigar.
cites TO minors.
Joseph futile and Lulu Frye. illegal
living together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Goldberg flour
indictmentsJ. buying stolen junk
W. ]. Prayer, stealing electricity by
wire tapping.
Charles Criswell. bootlegging
Veronica Szymanake. alias Mrs.
Henry Paul, operating a speakeasy.
John Johnson. bootlegCing
Maggie Tribune. Bookkeeping.
Not True Bills.
Joe Winterhalter. selling cigarettes
to minors
William Neil. operating speakeasy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

poleoniC days when the German ma
ton. IN dire need of funds. was helped
by the contributions Of its citizens
especially the loyal women. who gave
money and jewelry in exchange for
the iron ring the German Historical
society Of New York. through the
West Virginia branch Of the National
German American Alliance. has
planned TO distribute these iron rings
iu this city and State. They will ar
rive shortly and may be- had for a
cash Offering. 10 BE- added 10 the local
war relief fund for widows and or
phans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
WEAR IRON RINGS
Many German Residents Of City 10
Wear Unique Ring as Token Of
Their Patriotism

The German Iron Gross" may never
b. conspicuous on the streets Of
Wheeling but citizens OF this city viii
not be devoid Of ornaments represent
ing sympathy for the Fatherland. for
IN short time residents Of this city
iu sympathy with the German suffer
ers will BE- wearing iron rings deco
rated with miniature iron cross
ReyertinE TO the custom Of the Ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

mat such inventory be taken and
kept fled where the internal rl-. Gnu
sires ~ W
While this would not be- A dificuI,
task for local druggists. for those far
removed from this or other oaices
II would be very inconvenient N n
did not entail some expense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

~ 30 Palmer for the estate M fine
late George a. Campbell. with bond
ai 1900 with O.. d. HrIos as surety.
Appraiser. ID q. Brown. Baird Nich.
ole. q % HruoE
Alma d. HirHCh qualified as admin
l..rairIN Tor The estate of Conrad
hirFch with bond of $500 Auprais
'r.. raul q. kDFmaun Thomas D.
Thururr. r. g. HabrraHrF
Edward q. U'.tDh qualified as admin.
i..fHinr for fHr estate of Wa-sarsf
catherine Nnf0H bond 5000 Np
r.7iF'rs o.. No. tHaHsH John BE-
iuckuE. William g. rayrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
DRUG ACT INVENTORY
Misunderstanding Concerning See.
ton Of Internal Revenue Law

There To- a uisundoratand.re among
certain druggists In WHnafIuy die
irict REGARDING o. section of tho Ir
fornal revenue laws recurring that
proprief0ra of drug stores submit AL
inventory OF their stock t0 fha inter-
nal rrF'nu" oficrr Of their district
TO was stated hf a prominent drgrsaf
Yesterday That hn had been Informed
by the revenue office that fEIa wac
not necessary. the arf only requiring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

Alma " Hirsch yesterday qualified
as guardian Of Alma Martha Hirsch
ward Of the late Conrad Hirsch. with
bond liked 90 $500 with Eugene
Hansen al surety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

Frank L. Ouonnol parcel Of land IN
EdgwOod Consideration. SO.
Herman J.. Chapman and wife to
Joseph Handlan. parcel of land IN Elm
Heights Consideration. $40.
Wheeling Realty Company 70 u
Glenn Sublett lot BIB in Edgwood
Consideration. SO
Wheeling Realty Company To- r. s..
Iiomino. parcel of land Chautal Courts.
Consideration. $40
ID. Glenn Suhloft and wife 10 p. s..
I,um.uU. Tote .. and 81 on View street.
city Consideration. So.
ID NJ Th0ubure trustee. To- j T.
RAY parcel of land in Elm Heights
Con liberation. E1U
Deeds Of Trust
-Four deeds off trust were Left Tor
record with fho clerk of the count.
court yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
COUNTY COURT.
Marriage Licenses.

Charles ANley and Mary Pape. or
Washington. Pa.
Joseph j Martel and sylvania BiIes
of UOuOra. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03
RULE DAY CLOSES

March Rules Iu tHa circuit ,gr-.
CLOSES today after having been the
''"'' SINCE Monday Quite few
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-03

cases have been filed for this rules.
and the attorneys are now Cling Tor
the April rules
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-11-24
Mission Band Meets

The Christian Mission Band met
at the home of Mrs. E. 6. Ora
hood Tuesday evening for its
first regular meeting. The. evening
was spent most pleasantly and
among the things done was to plan
for the Missionary program to be
given at the Central Christian
church a week from Sunday, on
Sunday night Dec. 5, and every
body is invited to attend as a most
interesting program will be given.
Quite a number of children will
take part dressed in different cos
tunes and the following members
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-11-24
England Has Trouble In Persia
The Natives Are Uprising
And Troops Mutineer

washington D. c. Nov 2Dispatche of semiocial nature
ashgton indicate that practically anarchy
exists in Persia According the reports troops nations
are dong they please certain
said have fed from the which the most serious
ditions prevail.
1he state department announcing today that approval
given the action of American Minister Codwe taking charge
the diplomatic interests of Germany Turkey Persia said that
the minister had taken the steps his initiative pointed
out that Persia beng neutral country minister was we'll within
bis powers.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-11-24
Ample Funds For Its Operations
Germany Extends Credit To BULGARIA

Berlin Nov Bulgarian finance minister Tonche who
has been in Berlin for several weeks made arrangements for an ad
vance to Bulgaria by syndicate headed by the Lis
conto Geseschaft This advance will be converted govern
ment loan.
On leaving Germany Tonche will vsBern He is scuoted bv
the Loka Anzeer saying Bulgaria intended to retain the territory
captured from Serbia and also that fully convinced that
garia would attempt epcroach upa her territory
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-11-24
AuStrians And Italians
Report Heavy Losses

Geneva Switzerland Nov % unbrded fury of the bae for
possession of Gorilla heavy life ocasoned thereby
emphasized by advces received the Swiss frontier from Iambach
Austria said thousands wounded men are living be-
tween the Austrian and Italian lines having fallen in the endless
cession of attacks and neatacks
The battle proceeds without the exhausted soldiers The red
cross workers overwhelmed by the great of wounded
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-11-24
British Consul Seized

London, Nov 2Sr Edward GRAY the foreign secearv
nounced the house today seizure of
consul AID the of the Imperial of Persia at Sbas had
been officially confirmed They arrested he sad without the
knowledge of the Persian government by genarmes who are in m
volt throughout the country
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-11-24
Paris Alarmed By
Disastrous Explosions

Paris Nov 22Residen ofwestern northwestern suburbs of
Paris were alarmed yesterday morning violent explosion The shock
aed windows at points forty miles The authorities thus far
have been unable ascertain the the explosion occurred
1t was at first attributed the blowing powder factory or to
Zeppelin raid These theories spoved and it now
the noise have been due to the bursting meteor
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-11-24
TWO BRITISH STEAMERS SUNK

London November 22-The British steamships Halamshe
2O tons gross and Merganse 5 TONS been sunk The
crews saved
The British steamship Sasette from London to Bombay is
ashore south of Ra Abu Bor in the Gulf Sue She has
sgnaled for immediate assistance
The Haamshire 1856 feet long, was built and owned in Gas
She was last reported having sailed on October 10
Eastman. England for Barry Wales.
The Merganser 200 long and was owned in Cork
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-11-24
Shot in The cot

Bert Casper the Is year old
son of C. Casper, while out hunt
ing Tuesday. met with a serious
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-11-24
Our Own Red Jones Sells Rooster fOl $4,000

he went to Columbus and Won Hono Mr. Connyman Judge
OF Poultry Display and also Judge of Poultry Displays at Mad
son Square Garden bought the bird took him North show
the Palace Show Chicago and other Northern points this fall
Red won best displays from eight showing Column
bus with his Cockerel Rooster
just good birds be raised in the Southern Country
in the North from whence chickens heretofore have been
bought
We boost Jones and his Poultry business. BUT Jones and
Rooster have done that which is EXTRAORDINARY in their
line and are in class with this bank.
In July 1912 place National Bank Honor Roll for
our showing of Superior Strength
The Exchange National Bank
Capital, $1OO,OOO.oo
Surplus, $1OO,OOO.oo
Deposits Ranging Around HALF MILLION DOLLARS
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-11-24
SWISS SOLDIERS LOOSE LIFE IN SNOW SLIDE

Berne Switzerland November g. "A Swiss military patrol
on Slmpon mountain caught in avalanche to-day and
Lieut. Willy and five crushed death under the masses
snow
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-11-24

of the young peoples band will
represent these characters dresse d
to suit their part:
America. :. Miss Josie Kircher
Soft Drinks Miss Anna Manooch.
Millinery \. ). Miss leila Shaffer
Miss Beaulah Griner
Jewelry. Miss Mary Crenshaw
Miss Elizabeth Jones.
Candy. 49,. Miss Ida Mcmillan
Whiskey. Mr.. N. B. Andrews
Tobacco. Mr.. Mercer Babb
Army & Navy. Mr.. R. Fretwell
Fire Crackers. !. (. VIM. Crenshaw
Chewing gum MissDorothy Church
Missions for America Edna Riggs
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-11-24

accident necessitating amputa-
ton of two toes. We sincerely
sympathize with the little fellow
and his parents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
2lmerifaniIebe pelfSSemten,
ftratisn smemnften tsS
SrietsnS.
tepeSien fir Sieie Ssitrms.)

Im Counting, Den Z. Sebrliar, fdno
im Solheum 81 Chicago, Sa., cine
greBartige Mailenfunbgebung itatt.
I'M bic Waffenausinbr aus nnierem
Sanne SIT p%erbinoern. lleber $4,000
Ieniden batten iid) bierSu eingefunz
Den, nitt lpenieer als $50 bcrtihe
uno iriid)e Sereine. Scrr Spraee
z. Sranb bon Der .SQinoiS Stautss
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inBs 8eiid]t fir gn9lanb unb uniere
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paren Yaitpr Sr. 5. g. Sones.
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iriife Yatriot. !Sr. :. q. @cGabe.
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1000 Gbica9per mllBten ab9emieicn
perbcu. Sic Srin5ipien GrflGruna
unb Seidliine iino o~ieielben mic iene
Der @aibin9toner Contention porise
@od)c. (Siebe Seitc 6 nnp 12.)
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fplaenben SGscn, Die er burd Chat
Iud,en bcipies:
Gnslanp bat Die Sereinistcn Staos
ten nienlals ernir genommen. @iS
Srm Sabre 1865 mar cS Die Yplitif
Guglanb'S. Die @creinigtcn Stoatcn
bnrd @~affen9epplt ipiebcr an lid, An
brinsen. Sas Seiipiel biersu liciern
Die ariese bon 1912 Hnb 1861. Der
Siirgertries bat ieood 5ur @eniise
bepieien. baB bas amerifaniIhe 9olt
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Snte9ritGt ais Nation lelbit Su Sl per-
tbcibi9en. @roBbritannien bat oaber
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Yolitit. Der aemiaB, allies in Den Der
einigtcn Stanten. mas @naliih iii,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Dubuque, Soma, Sonnerstaa ben II. Tebruar 1915.

Sapdn nilfseiorScrt. Gbina's Soupez
rdnitGt ii6er &iautidon an5uerfennen.
Die &~riesSaone 6u rdlimen nnb Die
5%tnon s9abn %frei5uecben. Sapan
lebnte ab nit Den, Sinpeis. bieie
Sragen piirben crit beim Sriebenss
lhluB 3nr Gerbanblune fommen.
Sarauf lebnte China einlnp3mau3ig
bon Sapdn 9eitelften So~roeruieen, bic
auf %beionbere Eripilesien gum sliIss
i6lnB aler anbercn Nationeri I'M
Heihe Der Witte, ob. - Die in
U ibrnItar seianeen sebaltenen
beutifen 8eierpiiten limb am %. Ga
mar Observation-Disclosures naf England
9ebradt tporben. = Sorpeboboot w
81, Siibrer SUPERINTENDENT b. Cid
born, brdd,te Den cn9liidJen Sd)lohts
freu5cr n5i9er" gum Sinfen. =
llnterieeboot rlt121", bon leinen @uts
bedungsfabrten" III Der iriifen Gee
nah @ilbelmsbafen 5uriidsetebrt,
iplroe ourh Ius5eihnuns ieiner Sffis
5iere NIT DEM giiernen areuo BON
3aiier belo6nt.
8. observation-disclosures anbalernbe
8dmpfe in Huiiiihs Yolen nnb 8eite
9ali5ien. - Ser bl. arie9 ertldrt in
Ifabdniitan, Seuloihiitun unb Sitz
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lionen Dollars auf9enommeu. - Die
Shlaft i'm 0nfla.Sa in ben &ars
patben mar fir Die Huiien cine duBerit
blutiee. Die Seiterreid,er bielteu DEN
SaB. - Die seeen ben britilhen Secz
banbel geridtete @eriiieuns bes beuts
ihen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Die am 1S.
Sebriiar intraft tritt, fam nift hls
8lodabe aufsefaBt perben. Wan
oenft nibt baran, sesen Die neutrale
Shifffabrt in %irgenbeiner 8eiie feinos
lelis p%or5ueeben. Sampfer elmer neus
tralen Madbt, Die lid in Die @eiabrs
gone tpugen, ieeen iid ebenio elmer
@efabr aus, tpie es Gipiliiten t6un. Die
iif obne Hitfiiht duf Die @eThpNe drf
eilem Sdlahtfelb bIiden Iaiien. ,Sie
fiir Die nentrale Shifffabrt beitimmte
Warnuns belt mar Desbalb fiir linbez
oinst notbmenbig. ipeil Die britiide
abmiralitdt Shifie Der S%anoelsiloite
%angeipielen hattie, Die Slagse ireenbz
elmer neutralen Wabt 81 biiicn. ipenn
INNER JIG lid in @efabr glauben.
Sisie %Inorbnung niirbe es natiirlid,
ipenn Tie befolet miro, duberit id)ipics
rig maiden. '5piiden fcinbliden unb
ncutralen Shiffen 81 u%ntcrifeiben
uno Die Siibrcr Der peutIben arieess
lfiife ooer llnterieeboote fonnte fir
ben Soil zines Serlcbens eigentlid
fein Gortpurf treffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
rs. .. Advantageous, St.fsr ssitums.)

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renb elmer aiibien6 briidte Der Sl.
Sater DEM Heftpr aennebp ponl
Imerifaniid]en GOlle9ium ieinc Sanfs
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Staaten 5useben. S~eionoers cripGbnte
er Den Yeterspienni9 -ber Neiparfer
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ACCOMPANYING &rieg Die gintiinite bcs
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Cine 5lpeite gntideioung Der romis
id)en. Hptn in Dem Galteaanes @oulbA
gbepro5cB beitdtigt Die eritc Gntiheis
bun9 unb bdlt Die gbelihnng aufreft.
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aufgebradt peroen lam lit Der Sail
enogiiltig ais erlebigt Su betrahten.
Sa5 2eBtere lhein Der Sal an lein.
Cardinal Sechi itarb am Sonntaa;
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80 geImfen. - Sic 8abl zines
SeIuitens@ Generals ais Iatiolecr bes
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nerals 2ern5 finbet oieie Bohc iratt.
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an Sonntus Ynpit 9enebift in Ct.
Yeter pas @ebet. um ben Srieoen
iprad. Hiht peniger als 10000
Yeriopen pobnten oieier Seier am
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Dem Sl. Sater Ell Garoindle, Die beim
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Goqesiums cingeiunben batten. Is
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