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The Detroit times., 1915-05-28

rived there as she was leaving for
her work
Ruth Murray had gone To Toledo,
Tue sday. to visit a sister.
Mrs. Pyle, accosted by thu detec-
t,ye. drew herself up haughtily and
remarked. II don't know you. sir.
40. my name is not Mrs. Pyle"
Dwycr dashed the warrant. and
told her that he might ind II neces.
sary To lock her up. Then she con.
scented To paIley with him. and Mrs.
Murray stepped up and Identified
Mrs. Pyle.
, They returned 10 the Gloyer-ave.
SOuse. where young man, whom
Mrs. Murray said was Pittsburgh
friend OF Mrs. pyle held confer.
ence with her. lie advised her to
80 back quietly 20 Pittsburgh, and
settle things up. and then return
She decided 10 DO that.
kilograms were sent 10 Toledo.
and Ruth Murray was located there,
ar her sisters. and she, too. agreed
TO 80 back home with her mother.
Mrs Murray and Mrs Pyle left
for Toledo, after Mrs. Pyle had
drawn 5000 from the bank here. the
money being part OF the $1,000 that
she received from the sale OF the
Pittsburgh house. II Is alleged.
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Charles GoimOnd Or
dered BY Jury to
Pay $500
SOLD LIQUOR TO
ROY BENNETT
Latter, Drunk, Beat
Wife, Who Finally
Divorced Him

4 Charles Gormond, ST. Clair
Weights saloonkeeper. was held re-
Psronsible. by a jury In the circuit
tcOOrf. "Wednesday afternoon, for
the home OF Mrs. Mabel
R2nneit by continuing 10 sell liquor
S1o her husband, Roy, even after the
\ wife had served notice upon him. or
|y1ering him to refuse Bennett. more
kHrpg. The jur- returned n verdict
Tor $500 damages against the sa-
icon man.
Tire BENEFITS were married IN
4 windsor in 1896. They have two
srhildren. Mrs. Bennett. young and
kprxtty, testified that her husband
Ehecame so abusive after he acquired
kthe Hauor habit that she could no
k1ocger live with him She obtained
~ divorce about one year ago.
f*l served notice on Gormoud five
StDmee." she testified. and still my
E3nnsband would so over there and
Fret more liauor When he was
&nober. he was a good man.
Mo- complaint 10 make against him
When he began TO drink, he spent
I'm his money in saloons. came home
fnn6 beat me. and made life miser-
Xhle for our two children"
bulge Lamb. before whom the
Ease was tried. instructed the jury
<knat IL could base the amount OF its
$$erdfct on two grounds. II il held
Iormond responsible-frst, for the
<lnas of the society and help OF the
6aintiff's husband. and, second. for
E11uries suffered when the husband
INFUSED her while under the tnfiu-
ice OF liquor obtained from Cor
nond's saloon.
Most OF Gormond's Witnesses were
natrons- of his place, who told
&&tOut seeing Charlie" refuse drinks
rs Bennett Their testimony seem
SO1 20 bear little weight. as the jury
Eras out less than As minutes.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
A QUICK, SURE WAY
TO END CATARRH
cstsrrh Germs Breed BY Millions IN
Air Passages Of Nose and Threat
Just One Way To Drive
Them Out

To stop caHrTh for good you mus:
drive from vCur system the gDrls
that cause Catarrh and that ara now
feeding and growing 1T upon the
swollen inflamed mucous membranes
Of your nose and throat
A splendid means destroying "a
tarrh germs and overcoming catarrh
has LONG been recognized BY physic-
lAns In the well hnown oil % HyJmel
pronounced High-o-mel and r. ls
now very simple matter FOR any ca
tarrh sufferer 70 use u with splerdld
results al home by breathing IT'S air
through a 1.-THE naTd rubber nhailug
device which leading druggists are
supplying With each large complete
treatment Just pour few drops e
the oil Of Hyomei into this inhaler.
place IL between your lips and then
breathe naturally ana the pleasant
smelling antlseptiC. germ killing air
vii penetrate deep down into every
fold and creyice 81 your raw, sore
nose. throat and lungs end give you
quick certain relief. opening up the
air passages. making sou breathe
easily, stopping tho inflammation
and discharge and driving from yogr
system every catarrh germ that has
found Judgement there.
II you want 10 be free from every
symptom OF catdrrh. gre Tired al tre.
ing one thing ter another without
benefit 40 10 CuLninsham Drug
Store, Central Drug Co. or any
other reliable drug store hereabouts
and get complete Iyomei inhaler
outfit, use II every day for a few
minutes and II II does not drive the
catarrh germs out % your system
and give you real lasting relief from
atarrh. your druggist will give yol
your money back.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
Check Work of Pos
terror Part of Pitui-
tary Gland
SCHEME is LAID
BARE IN CLINIC
DR.. T. A. McGraw's
Lecture Features
Program

II you want 10 get fat. check the
work OF the po>terior part of The
pituitary gland. and youN probably
get all that's coming TO you, and a
little biz more.
Dr. Theodore 4. McGrav. JT. lee
tured on a pituitary gland before
the alumni OF the Detroit College
OF Medicine and surgery. IN s.
Mays hospital, Thursday morning.
taking the place OF Dr.. E c. Rose
now. OF Chicago. who is i'll The
substitute had fascinating sub
ject. and held his audiences atJen-
ton armly.
The pituitary gland - situated IN
a depression OF the sphenoid bone
within the head. below the brain
II is only recently that rs functions
have been studied It's anterior lobe
has been found 70 have something
to do with the growth OF the sA,le
ton: the posterior lobe. with the as
similation OF hydrocarbons.
Too active tunctioning OF the an.
terror lobe produces acromegaly
enlargement OF the hands, feet and
head or gigantism. Too little func.
tioning causes infantalism-lack o.
development Too active function.
ing OF the posterior lobe is thought
10 cause diabetes. Too little fuuc-
tioning brings on excessive fat
Dr.. McGraw showed pictures o. A
man who attained a height OF eigh-
feet, three inches because his an.
terror lobe secreted too hastily; pic
lures OF a woman. on the other
hand. 20 years old. who was only
four feet. tour inches tall. and
showed infartile development. due
70 reduced functioniug Of the an
terror lobe OF the pituitary
He also discussed the case Of q
young man whose family shows no
obesity. He was kicked by a horse
az the age OF four Five years ago
ne weighed 10 pounds then sud
denly be began TO put on flesh.
Eighteen months ago. he weighed
$50: in the next month he put on
80 pounds and he finally achieved
the weight OF 304.
Or. McGraE showed the picture
OF boy 10 years old with the physi-
cal development OF a child OF Il.
The family history IS interesting
The father was brutal his fathers
mother. somewhat silly. talks az
the visits OF angels" There was
plenty OF insanity and weak-minded.
ness in the family At the age OF
one year. the boy had no hair, bat
thereafter the growth Of hair vas
abundant. az l3 months, he showed
fierce temper AZ four years, ne
was struck on the head By a fat.
iron. and his mental development
was arrested. probably By an injury
TO the pituitary gland he could
not be taught anything AT six. be
began 10 put on fat; he never eats
candy or sweets. but ne measures
as inches around tho hips Doses
OF extract OF the posterior lobe have
produced little change In him.
A woman was brought IN, suffer.
ing from acrouegaly. BY taking
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28

large doses % extract of the pos.
terror lobe. her weight has been ~
duced from 1872 TO LIS and large
Improvement la her general health
has been produced Or McGraw
does NOT attribute the decrease IN
weight entirely sssz'his treatment
however.
Because ~ sickness. pr \. 7
Biddle could not hold HIS derma,o
logical clinic, and nr r. A. { Vol.
lcnoerg took A.s place. lie showed
many subjects with diseases % the
s6in-y.BENcrm, lupus yAgaris or
tuberculosis % the skin. neuroderm.
atosis. iu which the patient can
not feel atat or cold but rrtains
his sense az touch: eczema. and an
interesting ease Of pellagra, rare
IN this par. %, the country.
"Peuagra. said Dr Wollenoerg.
rs not as Was az nrst supposed.
duo 'n the eating Of spoiled corn.
Dr. GOLDBERG has determined that
10 is caused by a continued regular
diet. without change"
pr r. r. Walker opened the
morning session with a talk on bone
surgery. He emphasized the I'm
portancc ~ proper instruments.
a mallet and chisel are not
enough for a hone graft, he assert.
ed. RE showed how a double ssU
can b. used for hone section IN
POTTS disease of the spine 70 70
move a section OF bone from yGe
tibia. or large bone ~ the lower
leg He sold o. tie importance Of
puiIng TIE piece ~ bone In cor.
tact with living tissue IN the spine.
aud declared that the bone should
De taken from the patient not from
someone else. lie told @, patient
who has seven singers on each hand
and seven toes or each foot-poly-
dac'ylIsm
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28

lady OF IS. and flashed warrant on
hei. charging her with grand lar
ceny.
Mrs. Pyle's hu. .a3 Charles W
Pyle. OF Pitt.bWph, - suing A. X
stoughton, Pittsburgh hotel man. for
$4,000 Tor allls'1 60 nation of her
affections. and also s4yurc % war
rant against his wife. charging her
with selling her si,500 home for
81 coo, to Stoushton. aad taking the
piano and household furniture.
which is now In storage In an Eliza.
eelh-st warehouse here.
The warrant was brought here by
Mrs. William Murray, nose daugh-
ter. Ruth. ~ years old. was brought
here by Mrs Pyle two weeks ago
Ruth Is cousin OF Mrs, pyle. and
the blonde lady Is said 10 have been
much infatuated with the girl.
Mrs Pyle told Detective Dryer
that che would return 20 Pittsburgh.
and aid her huctand VI his suit TO
recover his home from Stoushton,
hut would fight against him In his
alienation suit against the man.
She saws neither Stoughton nor
pyle ar, anything 20 her" and the
last thing she said 10 Dryer, re-
ierring 90 her husband. was. Il
don't want 20 have anything to 90
with him. az all. III tell him. when
see him, You're small change 10
ne Be careful. or III spend you. '
Mrs Pyle has been working as
cashier In one ot the Pittsburgh
urch rooms Ia this city. aai was
Iyirr at 40. ltS Gloyer.ave
Mrs Murray had gone 20 Toledo.
Tuesday. TO visit sister. aud ar.
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Section clinics were held during
the afternoon as follows: surgery,
pr. w. J seymour, medicine. Dr.
T. A. McGraw, Jr eye and ear,
pr K. ". Gilman gyuecology pr
Howard Coll dermatology, pr. r
\. G. Wollcnberg nose. throat and
chest. Drs :. Il. Miner J. h. Casey
and r. & shaw, laboratory, DIR. r.
". Baeslack
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
PITTSBURGH
ROMANCE
'bUSTS'HERE
Woman Is Arrested On
Complaint of Her
Husband
Alleged Affinity Also
Figures Prominent
ly In Case

one Of those Pittsburgh romances
/. rather complete afair. with a
$4,000 suit FOR alienation OF affec.
tions. a grand larceny charge and
missing chee-ild came TO head
In Detroit. Wednesday afternoon
when Detective Hugh Dryer, OF the
Hugh Dwyer Secret Service agency.
located Mrs Clara Alma Pyle. stun
nug. fashionably-go wned blonde
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
Time Required

The servant girl In suburban
family was taken 90 task for over
sleeping harzelt
well maam. she said. i sleep
very SLOW. and so u takes me a
long while 20 ger a good nights
sleep Boston Transcript 90. &C..
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28
HAVE YOU MADE YOUR
RESERV ATOMS

For n \ Q. Line pecoration Day
Excursions $500 Bunalo. sl5o
Niagara Falls. ss5o cleveland.
Round TRIP Tor transportRtions our
Ticket Agents viii b. glad TO take
care of Nou ADV.
Printing. the plain neat kind--that
is rIght--rtmrs Job Dept.--Msin s5xo.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-28

Brazil largest factory for explo-
siyes is operated ov the govern
M r.
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Seuer.

- Ourh einen idubbaften Rdudp
fang brad gsitsrn Ra1mittug in benz
6auis bon SDbn Wopbaq 30. 3613
Woobribae place Elm Jeuer aus, bas
Der Teueripebr aiemlid gu idaffen
mahte. Gbe es ben Qoihmanni6dfr
len aslana Der fslommsn Serr gu tptrs
ben. butten bieie einen S6aoen Don
etpa $1,000 angerid)tet.
Sn benz 9auis go. 212 Wet
Sehfte Strabe, beHen Oberen Rdums
Iihfeiten Don mebrereu itdli.niI6efl
sfamilier betpobnt perben. ipGbrerb
fid i'm grbssihob bic @ei9dftsrGums
lihfeiten Der &pmmiiiipnsfirma o. g.
Murflen II. 60. befinbeu, brad ges
tern Worgsn cine seipaltige pdnit
aus. ais i'm aipeiteu Stodipert m eis
mem 5oufsn gbfnq Elm Jeuer eutbsdt
rpurbe. Dura bas Seuer tpurbe en-
aepaltiaer QuaIm peruriaht unb bie
Bepobner itiir3ten gals iiber Ropf
auf oie Strabe. Gin prtpatpoliSif,
Der in bas @e6Gube seeiIt mar. euts
bedis ben Sssuerberb in etwr aiten
Wafdmafdine, bic i'm aipeiten Stods
pert itanb uub aIs Sammelitele fir
aQsrhanb qbfGue beuuBi tpurbe. CT
fddffte bic Mai6ine iu's 5reie uuo
beisitiste 70 isoe Seusrsgefabr, ipbaB
bic Seilertpebr beim Giutreffn ni4ts
ms9r gu tbun Dorfanb.
- Sn ben anlugen esr 4ult &c
@iborq 60. an Der Rep Strabs urin
gruaotpab brad geitern yla4mittng
Elm sSeuer aus, bas ieoo4 in gun5 tur.
ser 3eif bon Der 5euerpebr eeloi9t
perben tpnnte. iObub Der S4oSeu ulir
Iebr un6sbsutene mar,
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Sleinpap gpcnue BON Der @orieap
apcnue big SNr peitlifen ainie Den
Settion SO.
Ias S6rcibcn Der Strabenbubnge.
iellifaft gab 81 elmer 5ie:Idi6 erreg'
TEN Iebutte 8eranlaliluig, IN berei
8er!auf Or. s. @. @ceman pcn Der
Wobarpf sSnrpropemeilt gIiocatioH.
Gan5 energiib cine 8eritaotlidping
bes Observation-Disclosures befiirIpor.
tete nit oem gemerfen, oaB ipem Die
Straberbabneeielihaft nidt bic no-
tEi9en 0fittel beidbe Inn Die geipiinif,
len lnlb notbmenbiaen 8er6eiicritngeti
ol,rfSuiiiGren, iie eiitfab Semano an'
oerel &lut MAIDEN iolle.
S;i6eprdiioent Graper, Der in Der
SiEarg 5ugeJen tuor, bemerfte ON
SdJlub, oub es oIleroings iebr i6on
flinge, iuenu mhn bon elmer Ber'
itcbtlihirna bes StraBenbabn6etriebs
iprefe, nber Die Staot piirbe. ipenu
Tie tpirfIi6 jeet ben 8etrieb iiber.
n6smt. iih oennu in Der aleihen Gage
tpie Die Strabenbabngeiellid)nft beiin'
ben, ndmIif iib nad ibren Wtitteln
itreden niiiien.
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sdt,usre gsidjaloianns.

Die Stenogra2biitin sluie ssopdd,
Don gsc. s1t @eit aftc Strabe. er-
lpirtte ecitcrn I'M @uui5ipalaeridlt
einen SaftbeiebI inter Der anflaSc
ocs tbdtIiden slneriiis eeeen sScbH
a9oiinreIle. Den @eihdftsiiibrer Ser
9oping Chocolate Go, gso. 500
grcobwap. g9ie SRI. ROonf bebniip.
tet, fol- apaiiareae iie seiieru Morgcn
in iein @ripntburenu geruien, bic
Sbiir perid,loiien iIno iie oaun trps
befiieitcr @egennehr iImnrusf uilO
seIiiBt baben. Gle Dia oaHu ioicrt
iun lire enHaiiung nof,eeiudt bobcn
unb ibr @chnlt Drr0e iDr pon Mniia.
relle nit einem Gbed besnbIt, nnh.
ocn CT ibr einc tlcine Summe iiir
einise Shinben, Die iie pdbreno ibrer
ii1 aui MIR mebrere SnGe erItreaeHbe
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1ie gtabt
8iG cine ltnterind)nug besaglidJ bes
GiseutbumsredtS am 5luHufer
pprnebmen.

Die itabtii6su Beb0rben seben mil
Der abii6t um, cine einsebeuoe unz
terluhung poraunebmeu, burh melfe
befinitip fsitssftelt psroen Iua, mem
oie sin5elusn Sb.ile bes Jlubufers ge>
b0rsn.
Staotingenisur &rug unb 4rbeits.
birettor Sosbid tonfertrten in Der ans
eelegsnbeit bsrsits DOR einisen 9asen
NIT 8iirssrmsifter Spiss.I, Der nit
bem proieft Dolitdnbis einperitanben
1T, unb bic 4rbsiten perosn infolgts
beisn in ausrnddiier 3sit beginner.
Der 6aupt5ped Der unterluaung
tit, fsft5uitelIen, in ipie nett itdbtildes
gisentbum am 5lubufsr bon pripats
perionen benuBt pirb, bic Der Stabt
fur bieie 9snubung fsinsrlei pa9t
sablsu unb oann bas betrsffenbe gts
eentbum ipisber fir bic Staot su
iidern. lin oieIe unteriuhuna err
folsreih fiibrsn gu i0nnsn, nirb
StabtunDolt S9oenls eriu9t perbsn,
einen ober mebrsre isinsr 4Tifteuten
our @erfiisumg gu itellsn. bsnn stpsis
felsobne Dirh ss Bel ben BerIlhen,
sepiFss Gisentbum unbere9tigten
rSquatters" pisber gu sntreibsn, 81
pro5eiIeN tnnmen.
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uaf6He.

= Der Al Sabre aIte su9rmann
philip Wbal.r BON go. 915 W,if
eoart Strabs, fisI ssitsrn @ormittae
an Der 9rittsu unb Smith Gtrabe
Don feineui Waaen unb stpar 10 un.
alldIitl. oaB t9m bas eine Waaenrao
iiber ben redten SUB gius unb bas
9lieb aermalmte. Der 0erunaliidte
fplrbe nod osm itGbtii6sn 5pipital
Qe6rdht.
- Der 65 Sabre aIte simptbr
!. Wa6cnep BON glp. 1923 Roieaa
Strabs trua aeitern morssn BEL elmer
SGserploliou i6merSbafts, o6er eliidz
li6eripeiIe uuaefdbrlide grdnbpune
ben i'm @eii6t 6aOon. Dtaboneb 1T
uls Radtpdhtsr fir bic &ontrattore
tirma McGartbp Brothers beI4aftist,
bic qsaenpGrtig bic @aFerleitunq in
OatIen lsat. gls Wabpnep aeffern
Morpsu an Der "a. unb RpbinTon
Sirabs in Der Qusf6a6tune bic bort
iiber Radt itsbeuben GignaIIatsrnen
siniummelte, erfoIgts pISsIi9 cine
9oserpiofipu, ba iih in Der 4uss
idladtuua Safe anseIummeIt batten
unh Muhpusb trug ihmersbafte
granbpunben i'm gefiht baprn. Gr
6esab. Iib na9 Der 3peispoli5stftds
ton in SotIeb unb puroe BON bort
aus auf Isinen beionoeu,n Wunih
nah feiner Wobnuus gebru4t.
Trau 9. gougb. bic als
DGfterin in benz Jrutar'I1en gafe
an Der MaInut Strabe beid6ftigt III,
oeristb seftern Rutmittas NIT ibrem
linten Irm in oas 9etreibt Der WuItz
maIhins. Die SSrou bate jebo1 Set
itesasaenfpart aenus bic Maifim obs
suItelIeu Srosbem mar Der arm be-
reit berart in bds 9etriebs btneirgss
sposn norb:n. bab bic @aIssu bers
ausashoben perben muBten, um bic
bebausrnspsrths Trdu gu befreisn.
Die @erunaIiidte tpurbs na9 b:m Be
tbesba Sofiptal seTdufft.
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Spakposel
Satte geIsiifem Silfsfommiitte ei'
nsn anseblid ppn @. eSusiuortiJ
fummsnben Gbed iiber $1,000
geian6t.

Ios giiraerfcmprittee, bag es Illr
ieile Ssflidt erahtet, geitrage ulo
miloe @nbcn lin bic angeblia in Der
bitteriien 9totb beiinolihen yelgier 81
ianlneln, erlebte geitern cine bodit
,tnliebiame Gnttditifpung.
Ods aommiitec bate geitern init
sroBer @erMstbune oem aasemeinen
publitnm fiinb uno 5u rpiiieu setban,
bab Der apngrcBabseoronete Ritcias
Songiportb fiir bic notbleioenoen Bel.
gier $1,000 seiaubt babe. Ter betref.
ienbe Gbed muroe nit ben iibrigen
9uipeiiungen in Der 8unf oepouirt,
aber eeitern erbielt oas aommittee 5u
ieinem groBen Seibpeiep nio 3u lei.
ner nod ar0Beren lleberraifuing Die.
fen 9cugportb'ihen ebed pon Der
5iftb.1biro ganf nit oem omincien
@ermef ,,ge. g., oas beibt ~aeine
Souos" Suriid.
giatiirlid, purbe ioiort cine Inter.
i,ifimg in bic @cgc seIeitet uno IS
iteIlte iid oamn beralls, oaB lid irgeno
Seuano eiiien SpaB NIT Dem aom.
mittee erlaubt bate uro Der Gbet
nift BON Germ 2cngtporfb fam.
Ter Gbed mar nit elmer S6reib.
maid,ine ausseitelt uno MIR Der gsa'
me .,R. 2onsiportb" mar seihrieben.
nber babel abioIiit fein 8eriud ge.
mndt porocn. bic Sanoitrift Serril
2onsiportb's nad,suabreu. gluberbem
mar Der @bed aui bic Sifib.gbiro
ganf GiSeeitelIt, in Der Serr Gong.
NORTH mic beponirt bat. Serr 2ong.
iportb iiclite ieinerieits. iobalo er &c,
tern BON ieiuer anacbIid,en 3iIipen.
bung mir hic nctbIeioenoen 9elgier
gebort, ebeniaas cine llnteriuhun1
al, abrr icmeit 1T Die SSOentitdt oes
SpabpogelS nod nit)t ieitgeitcllt NOR
Den.
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Zterb!i6teitsbsritbt.

Garsiter glsresoss Sbi,los, SO
SofpitaI gum 9armbsrSistn Sdmdri
ter, Ri.renIsiosn.
Roles $. aule. 6s, 2134 aIpin'
ptaet, 4rlsrisnperiaIsung.
9lnna Gi.rius 80. 11s RamispStr.
5uberiuloIs.
Gertrude Ssbring, II. 1890 Wef
z. Str, 5ubsriulOis.
Ridaro 6u6sr, 81. 147 DintIt;
CTR, Risr,nlsiben.
Charlotte 9apis, SO. gurbani IN.
Mup Cir. 2lltersiapdhe.
Mnrp clifton, "a, III Reaps Str.
2ungsHtnt5iinouHe.
Sophie 8sisrls, 80. 4232 Spring
Grone 2lpt.
aibolpb Rsi6ert, 41, Cooper uni
zurrea Ctr, 2unssnsntSiinbuns.
Wiarp Deioslih. 10. 27l3 gclum'
bfd 4pe., 2eherIeihsu.
Rarp Gpdns, SO, 3515 Rpcn.r
glps.. Snausit IN S&pebs.
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Sumpbonicfuuserts.

Ger ScIiit Der Siesp0digen beiocn
Spmp6OnietOnaerts, bic beute 9ut'
mittag uub am Gauitag abenb
i'm @merp 9lubitorium itattftnoeH, TT
Der 6eigenpirtucie 5rancis 9tarnIil-
len elm Riinitler, Der bier einen gro
ben &rcis pon Sreunoeu uro geiDun'
oerprn beiist. Sir Die beioen Son.
Serte bot Ir. grrtit 9unipoIo 6os fol'
aenoe Sroernuun 5uionrnengelteat:
Spmphouie GO. 3 in ) Dur grabuss
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