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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
REUNITED
AFTER many YEARS
Song about sWiHie Riley
Leads TO Discovery of
Relationship

BOzENrAN, Mont, June 19.-W1-
liam D. Patti, who has resided IN Cal
latin county for some years, has lust
found his brother, J. Patrick Patt
few. years older, with whom he had
parted IN Boston in 1889. on the day
after they arrived in this country six
teen years ago this month
The two youths were adrift in that
CITY. where everything was new and
strange to them, and they wandered
ABOUT looking for work and when
night came neither one had earned
enough to eat or to get a place to
sleep. The young Irish brothers
shook hands and said sood-by, walk
ing away in opposite directions Tney
never heard Of each other until few
DAYS ago. when they met IN the Cal
latin Valley.
i A1young man walked up to the door
OF the Patt farm home FEW Gays
ago and after a brief conversatlon ne
stranger was hired as farmland
AS he was working he began 10 nun
q song about Willie Riley and MS
dear colleen bawn- me 1aln lss
W5Iliam Patt. Joined with him IN the
-son~ aThat,s the song sang more
+ban seventeen years ago Wnen I
came across from Ireland with my
t-ots1er Patrici.', said William we
mated in Boston Just sixteen years
800 +5,is month and I've never seen
him since" .,,o,,,4-
Cd +11e other man, ttand I've been look
ing all these years for you. We van m
dered over the United States. Enlnk +,
n = perhaps some time would una
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
Honest a dDerfisi1l IS
Slogan Of Contention
Associated aAd'' Clubs of The
Word Gather for Meeting
in Chicago

-lHr@-iroood%rcAa .5&S0SiaSs go kST6$91-
CyEnCAGO June l9.-Adver1stog
.,s., mi 5,neiness men Interested IN
adver+is5ng will meer here tomorTow
~ = grea+ convention OF the Asso-
E<s.+od Advertising Clubs Of the
TTe~II l49ome4 Advertising Is
sgfyan as 411e wa schword Of the meet
mo
( sIse-, +s1cs1sand deleSates are expect
4 "a - attend the various general and
S,aJ5 Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
~ TeYnorrow,s program will be
7,--;a+ $50 chicago nI1IpsIs Will be
occTTied nv advertising men preach
joo Honesty in business. and at a
-,,esas- meeting in the afternoon there
3-E:f11 1,e > Nc musical and an address
nv William Woodhead, OF San Fran
cctsco president OF the organization.
MI. wocdhead will outline the pur-
1one Of the ASSOCIATION
The deIerates will get down to ac-
4,,e1 work MONDAY Addresses are
expected TO be made by Bishop War
rem 80 Car dler. OF Georgia. on Com
mapca and Cbrtstianity," by Dr.
CHARLES r. Van Hise. president of the
1Triversfty Of Wisconsin, on The
Power OF Education in AIoraliztng In
d,1srrv.: Henry %. Esrabrook, OF New
sy 800 c,ity IN .crea1ine an Indl1str1al
comac1ence.- and by others.
Denarmentd meetings will be held
nv the Affiliated Association OF Ad-
vertisfng Agents, the Agrtcu It1ral
P1IhIfshers. Association, Associated
7etaa Advertisers, Association OF
American Directory Publishers Asso-
cdafion of National Advertisers, The
B1Isfness Press. Graphic Arts Asso-
cdation. National Association OF Adj
vertising Snecialty Manufacturers,
The Outdoor Advertising Association,
1ha Poster Advertising Association.
and the e1igious Press Assertion
In addition to speeches. the program
calls for numerous conferences OF
nook publishers. editors OF house or
rans. on the use OF premiums, on
community advertising. direct mail
adyertisine, newspaper Advertising
and Kindred subjects.
IN the course Of the convention adj
dresses viii be made by experts on
eyer phase OF the subject OF adver-
ffsing and its relation to other act1-
yities OF life.
Those in charge OF the convention
point TO the program OF the Agricul-
fnral Publishers Association as indi-
catiye OF the thoroughness with
which the various subjects will be
discussed. This program viii con
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
The Old Mclean Var
Fro.,s p.u,.o.d,. tisssor, q HARRISON County

The Mex5cans onsfhe third, opened
sdra was returned and the Americans
,arnIIery from their side Of che river
and crossed over large 0ody OF
troops and invested and surrounded
the little force OF Americans 1oe
Ere va Eetnmed and the Amer1cans
SaE9antly held on and returned me
IRE for seven days until releyea oy
lie return OF General 1a71oTs COM
u1aad. who on his march to the relief
6ought the two battle OF Pa1o Alto; and
Resaca de IA Palma, completely oe-
fea1ins the Medcans and capeurtns
MANY guns and war material
Lieutenant Britton says that dur dur
ing fhe seven days seige the Meucans
threw 1854 shells and cannon shot
into their sand bank fort
In one spot of seven feet square ne e
counted nine shells that had struck
IN that small space.
Upon one occasion during the bonn
hardment lieutenant BRETON states
tnat lust as he stepped out OF MS tent
nine pound cannon shot struck the
head Of his cot and ranged down It's
whole length cutting OF the back tent
pole as It passed out He says am
glad wasn't in bed
Major Jacob Brown, the command
irS officer. and one sergeant were al
who were killed during the siege
The town OF Brownsville took IT'S
name from this officer Britton was
promoted to captain during the war,
resigned from the army in 1850. was was
a member OF the Texas senate ano
died in February. 1851
IN the Harrison Republican issued
December 10. 1871, IS the following:
-From the City OF Mexico
I'VE saw a letter received at the
postofice yesterday from lieutenant
Thomas J. Jackson OF the United
States artillery. dated city OF Mexico
October %, written to a friend, which
however does not give as late news
from the capitol as we have in the
tpapers.
.sThe letter is something OF curios-
ity being written upon a blank Mill.
tary commission. a folio post sheet OF
paper with the Mexican court OF arms
engraved on it
4The writer states that John
Thompson. formerly resident OF this
place. lost leg in one OF the battles
near the city, which resulted N ms
death subsequently.
Lieutenant Jackson is now pleas
antly quartered with a Spanish family
in the city. and has been favorably
noticed in the reports Of Generals PIT
low and Worth for his conduct in the
engagements near the capitol
Lieutenant Jackson is a resident
of Lewis county, and graduated al
the West Point Academy last year
Sote:-The officer who wrote the
above mentioned letter was the cele-
brated '.stonewal1" Jackson OF Civil
war fame
The result of the war with Mexico
was the acquisition by the unrSeo
States OF that vast territory west OF
Colorado and New Mexico, e xteno1ns
to the Pacific ocean, which has been
erected into several states checkered
with railroads and conta lining a large
and prosperous population
If It had remained as a possession,
of Mexico it would probably be sui
a vast un1nhabited region. occupied
:hc- cow boys, sheep herders and row
ing bands of Indians. In this case at
least war has been a great clvil1zef-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
FATAL
To California Farmer is the
Sting of a Yellow
Jacket.

vACAV1LlE, Cal, June d9.-Jacob=
Goerl, young farmer Of Conn valley.
died from the sting OF yelloswjacket-
he had been working in The field
about fhree-quarters Of a mile FROM
his home when the insect BIT him on
the arm He started for home but
died soon after reaching the house
The young man had weak heart and
was susceptible to the poison OF bees
and wasps, having twice before been
rendered unconscious by stings and
saved with difficulty
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
Court Has
a N ystery
Pretty Senorita and Cilinaman
Have an Argument over
VEGETABLES.

SAN DIEGO. Cal, June 19.--A pEet-.
ty senorta who spoke continuation
of poor English and Espmg Spanish
and an aged Chtnaman who conversed
in even worse Eugldsh mixed With
Chinese phrases, emphasizing his
words with forcib1e gestures 1uzrrn --;;
.ished a half hour Of entertainment Cos
visitors at the police court recencty-
All Coy, vegetable vender, wa =
accused of disturbing the peace or
Aila Gonzales at her home at state.
and Ash streets. Miss Gonzales.
clamd Coy walked IN the house I'M
aunounced and commenced throw11E
eggshells in her direction IN rec6-
less manner. When she drove MN
from the house. she says, Coy stood
on the outside and called her names
IN Chinese which she was posuse.
wera of q vile nature
DIRTY Mexican family ca1chems re
petaa3les fom r,e six mfonths. Ne NO
csfchem money no time. Me no John
n IockafeIla. Me ratsem IL IL
the excited Coy seemed 10 explain to
the court -.
evidently was greatly sexcthd EoSa;
he entered the Gonzales bone anu
sound him guilty OF disturbing the
neace dne Of So was Imposed.
mi the Celestial was released upon
the payment OF $40
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
ENIGRANTs
Are Fewer Last Year Than at
Any Time Since the
Year 1851.

DUBLIN. June ue.-There were
fewer migrants from Ireland last
year than in any twelve months since
the returns were first collected IN
1851. The total for 1874 was 2O,'l4
OF whom 1860 were males
The largest number OF emigrants
during one was in 1852, when 5000
persons left the country.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
PROSPERITY
Brought to British Aniiine Industry
ythe War.
Grafton
cRAFTON

LONDON, June 1s.-The cutting of
of the German supply OF anillne has
brou sht sudden and unexampled
prosperity to the three OF four British
firms which are engaged 1nthe manu-
facture of these coIors- "A Manches-
ter firm after only nine months OF
this war boom. has just paid on four
teen years arrearss on its SIX per
cent cumulative preferred stock
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
TENNIS CHAMPION
Meets Death .on Battlefield on the
western Front

LONDON, June 1e-According to a
letter received here Anthony Wild
mg the lawn tennis Champion who
was killed on May III. was m charge
OF motor n1itraJHeuse on the French
front. lie had left his gun IN q safe
place and was watching the eject: OF
the enemyss artillery IRE from a Te-
serve trench when a shell fell close
to Aim and caused instan aeafh
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
LEATHER PRICES
Are Increased by the Shoe Dealers OF
Hamburg.

HAMBURG. June 19.-For the sec
ond time since the beginning OF the
var the shoe and leather dealers OF
Hamburg. Altoona and vicinity have
announced an increase in the price
not only Of shoes but OF repairing
footwear. The first raise came IN
December. Leather. however. had 50
increased IN price since then that
dealers claim to be unable to oper
ate at any. profit at all unless they
charge still more.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

= n n + ~
EtWks Efklk1fs
T4HtEt
= - =. - =. -
-. -.
Hinf 7rihIIfe Paid tO.EH1MOYeS
$3.50 -r1.:szs-s
OF All 0FaQeS OF Ills
0IGe;on
0ivloiOil'
-----
GRAFTON, June 10 Grafton
shops of the Baltimore and Ohio ratl-
, -osd ear, N now be said TO be In the
best shape that has been known for
several years past and have really
cone into their own again. AL
rorIr an 5rhe engines OF the Monon-
pan division is now being done here
WIN Inc exception of the IRE box
rana;rs Lnown as Glass ]. Up until
recen+Iv classes i and were all
sent 70 AT Clare shops, but this has
changed and The last two class re-
oairs were being made IN the local
shops. They include repairs to
tres. dues and general machinery
over.hauIfng.
This change has been due to the
energy of SUPERINTENDENT Scott in
.eettins the head officials to give the
Graf1on shops a. chance TO prove
ican he done He has been working
s+aadilv sfnce he came here to have
more work done locally and has at
last reached a stage where virtually
All worE Is done in the Grafton
shons. 1t is now up to the men to
prove that the confidence of the sup
erintendent was not misplaced in
them If the work continues to be
as SATISFACTORY as it is at present.
there is little doubt but that Graf
Ilsrpa nercentaee of this work II
s,1cI is the case the local shops will
500 he on the high road to their
former position of activity and pros
nerIty for rhe community.
Tho merchants about the city are
ieb1y a1a+ed over the present pros
nae-s Notice was lust received from
Ra1timore. that an appropriation Of
81 ZOO had been received for repairs
r, seven more engines. Two other
snacial allotments for the Grafton
shops alone. one of $1,000 and an
o1bar IF $500 had already been
1900 with reenlar monthly ap-
nronr,a4ion this makes total Of
Il, ef+iST y, excess of s45. 900 for the
Mo1onpab division this month, OF
Ms1ic1, ~. erea+er nercentaee. OF
oa ItS co1oe @ - Grafton, me shops
ss-s m fine tine and a num-
S he = = ~ - -,1ew men have been hired.
" es ~ scott repards ev-
erS u emn 1 Of the division as his
essie+aat Ind he attribntes success
;n' $50 het+er things FOR Grafton
~ ~ - p The who7e1so,Iled coop
e e..s4.es 30 az ,.,,,i- and fiIe with the
so nsR na ass9 feeo9ds Of Al slads broken
been impossible to Keep tS.s up o w1fn n at
nj fhOu2n
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

The United States yearly pays $1s-
900 900 Ia pensions to Old solder.
one pound of good bread IS as n11--
trtfve; ass2s pounds Of potatoes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-03
e.Il fiji giisl.
aIeiue s,aIiseinadridJten.

sSai Der IS. Wdrb tpirben 5ipei
8erbaitiingen ipeget augeblih unge.
fetIid,en Gtiul1Iierrs porgenommen.
lie 8erboiteta itnb Der Sarbige
sssobn aeipis, non $40. 564 @eii
Sedite Strabs, ber i'm MabIIotaI oes
gre,inft @ perbnftet ipitrbe unb 9rof,
%. sitdrod. bon 1o. 211 @eft Sehitc
Srabe. beiieii @erbaftims i'm @abl.
Iofal bes g,re3inffs s erfOIste.
Cine gYirtbiGoft rpurbe seItern
often gefunbe,t. Gs mar bic Ses
8irtbs 9. @qd, an Der RifmronS
,tlo Wsnlnb Strabe. QoIi5eidei
@opeInn mar teIrpboniib bennfria.
tigt pcrben. bab bort @etrdnfe Der,
fault fuiirbeir iifib Sergeant W@enl
iuib Yolisii, Ewpcr pcrbaftcten IN
oen i'm noIlen @etrieb befiroliheil
Qrial ben Shaniiellner Geo. Gala
han untcr ber @nflnge, bas 2ofal am
g8abitage often sebalten 5,t bdben.
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ibnl ssfolgt paren, ansefaflsn lib II
drger @eiis, mtbbdnbeit.. gr ipurbl
mad benz poltseiquartier sfbpaGt. ipr
ieine @unoen perbunben tpurben.
- Seiratbsineine. Samuel 2spis
uno Jannte @abbus, beibe bon Neip-
port. - Gb. Mdrtin, 81, unb Delio
ssrbmmel, 26, betbe BON Cincinnati.
- 8eiibtitsl @erdnberunsen: =
2aiprence Nenebreht an Sames g.
Grap. cine Got an Der Giibfeite Der
9ritten gbsnue in Sabton, 25 BEL
0,Sub 81 81.
- Sm gountp1eriht ipurbe aeitern
bas Seitdment Ser Mdraaret Sauer.
bren beitGtist. Vie GrblaFerin pers
mohte SEQ. Sauerbrep RON Hefp Yprt
500. unb ibre SDbne Srib unb gill
Sauerbrep lino ibre Sod)ter Conc
fcIIen ibr perionli6es Gigcnthrm err
haften. Sbr Grunbeisei,ibum fol pers
tauft unb cen ainbern au sleidsr
Sbeilen sufulIen. 3ur S SeItamentsoDlls
ftrederin pirb ibre Spdter Gbnu err
nannt.
SIN pre5intt 9 in Sort sbomas
fam es seitsrn su elmer erregten @abls
fsene. Capt. gIrmitrons unb aioei
Wlant pon ber Bunbesarnee tpollten
ibrc Sttmmsn abgeben, als poli5sis
ridter Mtiller unb eer 9ruibe Stees
mann baaeasn proteititten. Gnpalt
Benton ertldrte, bab bic Soloaten In
Sort Sbpmds ibren reguldren Wobn.
lib hdtten uno beshdlb aum Stimmen
bsrehtiet feien. Siefer Ginfponb tpurs
be ieSot abseipiefen. wfit Gusnabme
Der Sbengenannten tpurbe ieoo9 iss
benz anSeren Solbatsn bic Stimmeas
dbeabe perpeieert. SIN bemfeIben pre-
aintt brodten bic Republitansr cine
gfnsabl Sarbiser aug bsm 6. e 8.
Eager mad bem Sttmmpldb. Rihier
MiIIer unb Intpalt 9. 8. grdtpfsrb
fteIIten iofprt sesen bic Sarbieen Der.
baftsbefshl. aug, iie bi,Iten yes jeSo4
fir dnge5siat, f6lsunigit, Sas Asits
gu fu4en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-03

@erfilsnng fitbn. 6auenfein ipurbs
an Utontdg Mbenb 3ntTden 8 unb
$40 aipetmdl burh ben &opf stf1ofs
len unb jturb am Dienftds Morsen
I'm ftGbtfIden Sofpitul. obns fpieber
bag 8etpubtiein erIarst sll baden.
8lut, bas burh bic Oede Der Office
iiderts, ipurbe BON benz Ra9ttpdhter
bemertt. ber bic poli5ei knahridtigs
te. Cine fpfortise unterfu1iing fiibrte
5ur gluffinbuns bss t0btliH 9erpuns
oeten.
Sauenftein tpurbe tur5 por reun
llbr nit 5ipei MGnnern, ipeIde inaipis
ihen aug BEN 6otel, in ipelhem iie
abssitiesen fparen, peridnunben iinb,
seieben. @s beibt, bab biefeIben cine
Rem gorter @runbeisentbum -Jirma,
Ramens Bulb & 8prlIs, rtprdientirs
ten.
4 giner btr bon ben poli3iiten auf-
sefiinbelen Briefs, bei, 6auenftein an
ieirien gruber Sotpdro in Rtp Yort
ri&tete. siebt an, bdb er bebrobt ipors
ben fei. Dieter llnbcaenbete Brief
ihliebt nit ben Dprten:
.6err 9brn pat mir audi sebrobt,
-absr bas iann mir ieinsn Sdreden
siniasfn."
5auenifein mar nj. nit etnem Res
pOioer beipaffnst, ID ieinem g.ulte
ipiirbt aber Elm neiitr automatiI9er
ReDptper nit 7 patronen porstfunben.
Die Office In5 nidt bana9 aus, als
oh ein Rampf ftattgeiunben babe. uno
alien 9lusenf4ein nad battle 5auens
itsin .ieint 3eit, BON fsiner Waffe @es
.brdi9 3u MAIDEN.
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6
Bon aarlGL n o 10 a t.

gnblos fiab bic Gerpentinen. Sie
rpinben iit nie Elm aorten5iebsr nm
ben sriin.n, fannpalbbeiidnbsnen aos
LOB, tbaIpdris f4tmmern iie tpis gGns
ter. Wafden unb S4leifen, tpilltiirs
lid in ben Berg geflo&ten. f4einbur
obne su fallen, aber mir iteigen rdfh,
superlGfis gnb unaufsorIif. ab unb
su elm gtpenbptsl, elm. autoeorase.
Elm. perlaiTns Dilla. Gie ale fino
leer. iie alIt ifebsn NIT angebultenem
9ftbem. SSratnbipo bod oben trab'
BELT, bur6 3ufalI nur in Der Berg
ipanb entSed.. cine Sraintolonne. elm
be6israues Mdnnlein mari9ieri iiber
einen SeIfenipeg. am3iissl baB Wauls
tbier, bas Witnitionstaifen ftlsppt
Inn Der gannfpaIb nfmmt uns auf,
Der nm Der qatpinen ipilln nid,t an.
getdfiet iperbsn bari, Der 8annipalc
nit bpben, fiiriflihm 1annen obers
balb srdfpi, bas iiibl unb pornebm,
Elm tpsnig asfpenitif@ in ietner laut.
lofen StilIe nod, INNER Der Gremben
5u fparien fdtiut. bon benen teinsr,
feiner In bisfem Sommer fam. Guss
geftorben III grafoi, ,peliperlafien nit
alI' ben aodidfeln feiner SH5nbeit
unb @sltberiibmtbeii. pereef1en unc
einfam In eineln 9bal bts Rriegs, tn
bas nod INNER bic .peibsn, peiten
GlstI6er NIT unberiibrter5obeit Isuhs
ten: idbtpsiginm. bimmsltiirmenb,
BON edo Der Granaien iiebrrollt :.
Der ganntDaIb absr bebnt ii9, itredi
fi6. bi. fiirfflihen 9annen flsitern
cine Gtlnbe NIT, bann Derbereen fie
9rafoi, ben tpeItberiibmten 90bsniur,
ort. In Der 3isfe unb gtbsn ben Bid
na9 obsn fret. ---fat laItsn mir an
GIstl&erranb.
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Die 9emtiHen TIM Sefit ei'
mes 8upferbergiuerfs
In Gerbien.
Sas fOfort in 8etrieb &C.
ftbt tptrb.

fest ptrb.
Berlin, 8. yloDember, ii6er Con-
bon. - Gin tpihtiges ReiuItdt bee
5eloSuses in Gerbien III bas, baf
Deuti6lanb unb S.iierrsi9 in ber
SefiB sines reiden aupferberaperti
selanssn, bag es ibnsn srrn6slidi, ihr.
gorrdtbe Don bem fart ben6tbigtsr
WletaG 3u srneuern.
Die beuti9en 5ruppen nabmen f9or
in LETTER @o6e BON BEN gergiperl
8eiiB unb ibr apmmanbeiir itleara'
pbirts mad Berlin, bub WtnensSnae.
nieurs unb au9 9orrdtbs pon gois
sefaidt iperbsn follten, bamii bas
Serspert ipfort in getrieb sefett
tperben t0nns. gfIs Berlin tam baruuf
bin bic folgenbe antfpprt:
.Snsenisur ipartetsn ihon felt einis
gen 9aser in gsIeruO barauf bab Sie
bas gergpsrt in gefib nsbmen. gots
1T bsrsits bon ben aoblenninen in
lngarn aus, BON mo- bas 9ergtperf 4.
friiber k5pa untertpess.
Der aronpriHs wie5sr eins
nal tobt ssfagk
parts, 2. Ropsmber. Der
beutide &ronprin3 III tpisbsr einmal
tobtesiast tporbsn. Gin aorrefponbent
Der rGaSstta Del popolo" btbauptst,
Ct lei BON sinem beim @atitan dttrtbis
tirten Siplomatsn benaari4tist NOR
ben, bab bic glodri9f in elmer
Gbiffrs BON bem pdpfliden Runtius
tn Wien benz pdpitliden StadtSfetres
tdr susegangen fei.N Der Diplomat
ioll neitsre gin5elbeiten peripsiaert,
dber bic ftite 0eriiderung aegeben boz
ben, bab bic Ha9rtdt ipabr fei.
Der &ronprin3 tpar ihon felt Mdra
niht mebr tObtseiast ipDrben.
WbferiDfer MDrb.
Gina, g., 2. g1up. Brisfe In bem
aguIte bon Sobn 8. 5ausnftein, sinem
reiden GsI6Gftsmann biefbger Stabi,
Der am Montag absnb in feiner Ges
ihGftsoffice errnorbet fpurbe, bilben
bic eiuSiss Spur, ipsl6e Der pOIisei
auf Der Su4e na4 bsm WSrbsr aar
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In asrinstpn bena&ri6tiei, bab
S'9risn, trslGer bic beiben Garbigen,
nohben iit ben Gtfenbdhns Dttsftip
Wtattbeps in aubloip ernprbet batten,
iiter ben JIub ruberte, in Sonagbp
einen Der Gorbietn dnseblih ibentifis
Sirt babe. Donasbp befdulbist pras
tber. ipdbrenb aebterer ertldrt, DO
nasbp nif)t gu tennen. Der Rspolper
bes ermprbeten Detettips ipurbe BEL
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te jebo1, bub er bic Maffe BON Der
Gattin prdtbers erbalten babe. pras
tber ipurbe porldufis unter Der 4ns
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lluIaa gdobtet.
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Spntb 2401.
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