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New Britain herald., 1917-09-24
NOTICE.
Annual Town Meeting of the Town of
 Plainvil1e.

Annual Town Meeting of the Town of
 Plainvil1e.
 Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of Plainville, that the Annual Town Meeting of said town of Plain- vile will be held on Monday, October 1st, 1917, at the Town Hall in said town, for the election by ballot of the following town officers:
 l Assessor, 1 Board of Relief, Se- lectmen, , Auditors, 3 Grand Jurors, 1 Colle tor Taxes, ' Constables, Registrars of Voters, 2 School Con- mittee, ? Library Committee.
 Also, a ballot will be taken in pur- suance with Section c638, Chapter 146 of the General Statutes of the State of Connecticut, to determine whether any person shall be licensed to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors in said Town of Pls,jnville petition signed by the required number of legal voters of said town having been lodged with the Town Clerk twenty days before the Annual Town Meeting.
 Also to hear and to act upon the report of the Selectmen, the Town Treasurer. the School Committee, the health officer, the Directors of the uDllC LlDTdTy, dIC LIle TldlnVlllo Cemetery Association, for the year ending August 18th, 1917.
 Also, to consider the advisability of making and maintaining sidewalks and making an appropriation for the same.
 Also to take action concerning the establishment of building lines and to establish a Commission on Town Plan.
 Also to act upon the estimate of Expenses for the year.
 Also to consider the advisability of changing tho salaries of certain Town Officers.
 Also to authorize the Selectmen to police the streets of the town. Also to transact any other busi- ness proper to come before said meet ing.
 The polls will be open from o'clock in the morning until 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
 Plainville, Conn, Sept. 24, 1917,
 VIM. J. JOHNSON,
 CHARLES H. CALOR,
 VIM. c. HART,
 Selectmen.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-24
SIX BOYS BEFORE JUDGE GR|SWOLD
Four Charged With Robbery and Two With Breach Of Peace
BAD MAN" IN COURT
John Cllla Fined and Placed on Pro- batiOn for Assault and Battery cal Sailors Transferred.

Today was juvenile day in the local town court, six boys of ages ranging from IA to IS years appear ing before Judge George G. Griswold, two charged with breach of the peace and four on complaint of having robbed the Williams meat market in Kensington early Saturday morning.
 James O'Leary and William O'Brien. both of Hartford, were severely repri- manded by Judge Griswold for creat- ing a disturbance at the railroad station Saturday, and discharged. Y In the cases of Albert Schultz, Frank Cook, Michael Murray and Zigmund Zuckinowicz, charged with robbing the Williams market, Judge Griswold was inclined to be lenient, except with zigmund. When put on the witness stand in his own behalf, Zigmund answered Prosecutor Will liam H. Gibney in an insolent manner He smilingly confessed to having been arrested on two occasions by the New Britain police for shooting crap" He was fined both times he said. He told a rambling story about his participation in the robbery. He evaded the truth to such an extent that he was questioned by Prosecutor Gibney as to whether he understood what it meant to take theIoatn.
 During the court proceedings which followed, he continually grinned. His smile, however, quickly disappeared when he was sentenced by Judge ,Griswold to the Cheshire reformatory for an indefinite period. He asked the court if he could take an appeal. Instead of speaking insolently, he en- treated Judge Griswold to fine him The sentence as imposed remained.
 Young Murray was discharged with warning and placed in care of his father, who appeared in court. It de- veloped that the boy had not been home for almost year, but had been living with some sisters in New York MT. Murray testified that his boy had previously behaved himself, but had fallen in bad company of late.
 Albert Schultz and Frank Cook were both sentenced to reform school until they reached twenty-one years of age, but sentence was suspended and both were put in charge of the probation officer in New Britain.
 Most of the articles taken from the Williams market have been recovered. The local officers have secured the names of three more boys who took part in the robbery, and they will probably be apprehended within a few days.
 Mrs. O'Brien in Court.
 With shaken form and with tears streaming down her cheeks, Mrs. O'Brien of Hartford presented a. pitt
New Britain herald., 1917-09-24

better and cleaner place to live in.
 Think what change for the better it would be to eliminate the saloons now occupying a prominent place in the center of our town.
 Bristol and Terryville are undoubt- edly going dry and all respecta ble and right thinking voters in Plain vile should pull the No License' lever on election day and help to put out town also in the "dry column" -adVt
New Britain herald., 1917-09-24
HEAP BIC INDIAN REPORT.

Camp Jackson, Columbia, $. C., Sept. 24.-Fourteen Cherokee Indians from North Carolina accompanied by two exemption board members to ex- serve in the National Army. The h. dians have separate schools and asso- cited with neither white people nor negroes. Another contingent of 25 is expected Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-24
" % % @ 9ar DEFEND ON

full sight as she pleaded with Judge Griswold to discharge her son Will liam. Paul Vincent. night baggage master, and Robert tevenson ticket agent at the railroad station, ap- peared against young O'Brien and James O'Leary. The men testified that both boys used profane language and smoked in the waiting room and when ordered to leave became abu- sive. complaint was made and Of- fcers Hackett and Ritchie arrested them.
 When on the stand in their own behalf the boys said they came to Berlin on a freight train. Judge Gris- wold reprimanded them and with a warning not to trangress on the law again, both were dismissed.
 Bad Man Arrested.
 John Culla, known as Kensington's bad man" also faced Judge Griswold this morning charged with assault and battery, breach of the peace and sev- eral other complaints. Mrs. Joseph Kingo and her daughter Mabel and Alexander Asper testified against Culla
 Culla and his brother, who suddenly decided to change his residence on Saturday and has left Kensington for parts unknown, have been causing considerable trouble of late. About two weeks ago ,Culla was mixed up in tabbing affair near the railroad station, according to Officers Hackett and Ritchie. No arrest was made at that time, as the party concerned would not make a complaint.
 Yesterday Culla called Asper sev- eral complimentary terms which the latter resented. He told Culla to retract his statements whereupon Culla, with the aid of his brother, ad- ministered a beating to Asper. On the witness stand Asper complained that after beating him up Culla tried to throw him under a passing auto mobile. He took refuge in the Kingo grocery store on Pennington road. Culla followed and when Mrs. Kingo tried to shield Asper, the accused is alleged to have told her that Eff he were a man he would kill her"
 As the man has a wife and two children, Judge Griswold fined him s10 and costs and sentenced him to thirty days in jail, suspending the jail sentence and placing him on proba- tion for three months.
 To Be Married.
 M. w. Baldwin and Mrs Alma Johnson of Kensington will be mar ried on Wednesday afternoon. The wedding will take place in the Swed- ish Lutheran rectory, New Britain, and Rev. Dr. $. G. Ohman will tie the nuptial knot.
 With the Stork MT. and Mrs. Eugene Massario of kensington are receiving congratula- tions on the birth of a son. A son has been born to MT. and Mrs. Ra nond Petrossi of Kensing- ton
 MT. and Mrs. Leonardo Marchettini are also the proud parents of son born Saturday.
 Military Notes. William Ryan of the Yale Naval Reserves has been transferred to Fort Jefferson.
 Harry McKeon. Frank McKeon and Philip Pagan of the Naval Reserves at New Haven and John Mccormick and James Corr of the Brooklyn Na- val Reserves, have been transferred l to Pelham Bay.
 Alfred Ambrose Barrett who has been training in New York has been transferred to South Carolina. Mrs. Ventres a Democrat. Mrs. Grace Ventres, who was the only woman in Berlin to register re- gently to be made a. voter" ap- peared at the Town Clerks office Sat-
New Britain herald., 1917-09-24
TO TAX 1T. $. MANGANESE

Rio Janeiro, Sept. 24.--Government officials of the state of Minas are dis cussing the project of imposing tax of about 8 per cent. on all mangan
 csc exported to the United States, the tax to be put into effect immediately.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-24
P|ainvi||e and Prosperity

This is addressed to the thinking man
 Plainville has never been so prosperou. It is one of the busiest towns in Connec ticut and its growth while it has had Ii censed saloons, has been rapid, if not nor rapid, than ever before.
 If saloons have been harmful factor ir the life of the community, why has no) the town retrogressed? Retail business ha, never been better. Industry has increased remarkably. But best of alL best for Plainville and the men and women who| live here, construction of homes has never| been greater. If saloons had injured the town would real estate be such valu- able investment? If saloons had injured the town would people be so anxious to come here and live? "..
 Properly regulated saloons are an asset, rather than liability to any live com munity.
 P|ainvi||e Liquor Dealers Assn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10

llnier ggsnt in 6amiltou 1T Ser
Gonarb grud, 40 sao Siiufts Ctr.
gea Sci. 476-G. Some gbous
1631.g.
- giireermetiter Sol5berger mar
betanulih aug QntaB Der 5a5lrei9en
Ir5eiteruurubeu bon 9ounerneur Cor
Gufgeforbert porbsu, er mDae fir
Eubs uub Oronuug Iorgru. Oaraui
oronete !6ol3berger bic 8pllftreduna
Der SonntassgefeBe in ibrer pollen
ShGrfe on. Ssbe Qrbeit fo[lte unters
bleibeu, iebes 9bedter, jeber 9aben ses
fdoIcfien bletteu unb nur bic Gpotbe=
ten eurften aufbaltsu. Die 5beater
unr anbere eabsu Sih babur6 niht
fnren ldffsn, ipbdb bic Seiter perbdfs
tet fpuroeu unb re Iib beute I'M Wuz
Eisipalgerift 3u berdntirprten bubeu
nsrbsu. Gs iino Sobn $. grom6aI
rpmSefferion Sbeuter, eScbn Sfapalm
tpm Sefpel Sbeuter, DiIinm 9oobs
min bDm Grdub 5beater, Wtiiidm
Shalt bonn eagle Sbeater, ferner Der
gigarrenbdnoler 90. g. grofpn, Der
9rnbitor Riholas SohHfou, Der Bill
iarbfnnenbeiiBer Better gourfas, Der
goft Drints9srfdIiyr Ro6ert Dan;
fprb unb aubsrbe1n @ep. @ufosnei,
Der Ssp0bnli4e arbeit gst5an baben
fpu.
- Dos Outing Der pptbias Ritter
auf benz sairplab an Gomftua Hd6=
mtttug mar Elm grpburtiger grfola.
.3sbntauienb perfrnen pobnhn BEN.
feIben bei. Cine @fraBsnparube bate
bas picnir etngelsitet.
- gin Sbuppen IN elmer qfQep
smifhen Woob rnb Surn Strabe,
s5rau S1uemeter ssbSris. gerietb ge=
Fern gautmittae $50 aus unbetdnns
ter llrfnde in Branh. Der ongeri6tete
G&nseu 5strGat $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10

SoISpege. sloniluitige ipcrben fih
bitten, tros Der reisenoen 0ose GIif.
tons ibr @elo in eincr Srtidoft on.
Sulseen, bic nidt einmdi bic 0orontie
gutter ianttGrer Serbdlhliiie bietet.
- 4ie gseuport aonifripticnsbc.
borbe bat an oie Giitriftbeboroe in
9erincton cine Homenslilte bon 260
Iann geianbt, ipeIbe OILS urttaIslid
fiir oen Militdroienit erfl1rt iuoroen
iiHo. Der goriisenoe Der bieiisea
aonifriptionsber orbe, Serr z. =. So.
rctbers, erflart, oaB Der RrpSentiab
Der untauelihen in @eiuport 30 4re'
sent bon auen 0orselooenen betrugt
mas oem algeueiuen Yro3eiltias IN
Den Ser. Stoaten gei6fommt.
= Sm epuntpseri4t piro hsu;s
Der 5armer eoparo S4afsr, ipeldsr
oei4uloiet pirb, ieinen S1pdgsr
Waripn 8Osnep sriaOiIen su ba6sn,
unisr Der 4ntlass oes Rorbes rorss'
fiibrt perbsn. S9afer ertIar.. bsi f.is
ner gsrbaftuns bsreits, baB et IT
SeIbitpertbeipisuns sebdnbelt babe.
= 5iir bas amt .bss Stabtsapms
miFGrs tanbiDiten bic sessmpdr!issn
&ommiifdre fotpis 5rsb. Uieper, 1bt,
mas Wlc9eoueb uno 0dn. Rlcbsl.
Bon nsuen aanbioaten tperben fol-
senoe seuannt: Gbas. grinemanE.
Geo. Rnarr, Serbert 6lutmus, Us. !.
Sutton, Robert aubnbsim unb 8so.
5or. Sn Der am 20. Sttober itotifiu.
oenben primGripabl iolIsn fiis has
4mt a9t &anbtoaten nominirt irsrs
ben, tporauf IN Der reeuIdren Nostm.
beripabl bier &anbibaten .rtpdblt ners
ben miiFeu.
- Der Bpliseirihter 8uien iuIrre
seitern bapon benadribiist, bab bus
Ieeritsbenbe Sous go. 817 grigbton
Strabe BON gummlern eIs Ratts
quarter benubt tpirb. Gr Bat bic
Pplisei beauftragt, bic uniptlItommi.
nen 9dite gu perbaften.
sSrl. Iliee Weber bon glp. SPA
qart abenue unb Serr 2sslie SnferS
bon cincinnati tperoen am ndtgsn
Sanffas 4benb bur6 ben gaitor &c.
griidner getraut tperben.
= 5rau emma Deiler, pelhe T.ii>
Der bier getpobnt bate, lit IN Shiloh,
Sbio, i'm Utter bon SO Sabren ssiiprs
ben. Die qeihe ipurbe aeftern na9
bem Gtdblii1ement Don Goitisag e
Rou gebradt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10
gebr triite
Sinh Die Jsrisnuusiidten fir bic
Songr,babeeorbneten.
Rssi.runs nil h9 auf eiuen auf'
fdub beJiisIih Der 9erii9erunsss
portage ni9t siHlafen.

mai binetrn, 3. g., 8. Sept.
sSm Senat miro am Wontae 81 ipdter
Stunbs nab eiaer Debate, bic sinen
UtoHat gepdbrt bat, bic arisssitsuers
portage sur 4nnabms ssIansen. uno
bamit 1T oann cine Der pibtisiteH
8orlagen, pslas elmer balbigen Der
tasuus i'm Wsgr par. 3ur Grleoisung
9stommeu. Su 5eiben Sduisrn bat
man aussmsin bas BsrtagungsIieber
uno Die Jubrer iinb bemiihi. ben
DuHia. bic Sttuns anfans tommeHs
ben Wonats 3ua 4bI4lub gu brineen,
nit bsm nod 81 srlebieenbsu pro'
sramm in giHtIans gu brinsen. uno
hisrbsi lit ibnen namsHtlia bic Der
ii4eruHgsOorlass iiir bic Splbaien
unb WatroieH I'M Wege.
Die iibrieen n;btigen 8orlagen, bic
nod srlebist peroeu miisn, iinO: bic
Srisssiteusroorlass, bic i'm 2aufs Der
Wo6e an elmer SonfereuBausIdub
perpisIsn pirb unb bem grGfiosntsn
innerbalb bon pierjsbu 3agsu 5ur
llntsrf4rift Oorlisgsn birfts; bic
&rissstrsoitoorlags fir $11, SOC, 600.
900, bic bas 5iunnStpmmittse bss
SeHdts am Disnitas in glHeriff
nimmt; bic Dsfi5it @sripilIieungss
portage fir $4,eo0,Oo0,0o0, bic bsm
SauIe Dorliegt, unb bic 9erii9srungss
portage, bic i'm !6uuIe pdbreHb Der
Wote aHsenoameu iperbsn oiirfie,
uuo bic @oriags Der 4ominiitration
bs5iigli6 Der @anbslsbsisbungen nit
benz 5einbe.
Wis iibli6 bit Der SeHdt nod ods
grObsre 4rbeit2penfIHn por Der R6gs
lihteit einer 8ertaeuHg 5u erIsbigsn.
Die &risssfteaerporlugs tommt am
Muntag 3ur Oefinitipen Grlsbiguns,
uno nGbrenb iie bon Der aonfersn3 IN
@rpdguns R5osen pirb, 6iiritsn ms
nsr6alb DON pierse6u 1ugen bic
ariegstrebiiporlnae Iptpie bic gorIdge
be5iislid Der 51nbsIs6e5Rbunetn nit
oem 5einbe angenommsn perben, 10
bab bann nod bic @rii9erunsspOr.
lase unb bic ri.iigs 9srfpiqigunyspors
lage iibrig blei5en.
Die Jiibrer in SeNat bsmiiben iih,
sin 4btommsa Az tr1fMs Igut mel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10
Slutises @nbe
Pimmt ysricmmllns in WiIpaites
sur 50rOsrune tes pairiOtismus
inter ben Sialisnan.

WiIpautee, 8. Sept. Sin
Stalien,r purbe sridOHsn, Elm anbt=
rsr Isb.HsasFdbrlib psrpuuoet uHo
Spei poIviiten iruasH Iti9tsrs Duns
ben eaOoH. aIs am Scnntas Der Der
fu6 ssmntt purbs, cine pairiotiids
9sriammluns i'm iialieuiiteu 9isttsl.
bic untsr ireiem 5imnsI itaitfdub, 5u
it0reu. Der Grfhuffens unb Der Dsrs
iuanbste Sialisnsr eebortu siHem ons
geblidsH qnar6iFtsntlu5 on. nuf bsis
len 5nupiqunrtier bic gOli5si IpGtsr
sine Rayid perduffaltsis unb bort
anerbaHb S1riften, nHaeblih aufriibs
reriften gbarufters befhlasnabmis.
Gin GDanaelift Rnmens Rsp. u.
Guiuiami sat in Der Isstsn 53sit cine
Insabl @srfommluussH I'M italisnis
iten 8i.rt,l abgebalisu, um ben pns
triotismus Der Sidlisntr gu f0rbsrn
rnb er mslbete am Samftag Der pos
Iissi. bcb an puflohsnsn SOnntas
Der Dsrfud semaGt porbn fsi, bic
gerinmmIung su if5rsu. 8nraufbin
puroen fiir bic 9srfammfung am
Sonntoa cine aBohl DeieitiDss abs
tommaHoirt, I'm bic Drbnuna uufrsht
5u erbaltsn. gg6hrsnb Der Dtrinmms
luna bsgann Der 5fnlitner. Der Ipdter
sri6oHsn purbe, ben Rebner 5u uns
isrbrs9tn unb ais einsr Der gplisiiten
auf ibn satrat unb itH suS Ruk Dsrs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10
lin ben Streif
Sinb 1000 Inseitsuts ipeitIiaer Sah'
nen beoreert iporben.
0pm ausitonb psrosn bic Rpd j.
lamb, Utinouri &c aanias uno
bic 1eras &c Wifouri
Ydcific gabn be-
trpffsn.

aanias eitp. 9. Sept. - Sn
einsm Streitbefsbl, Der am SOnnta5
Su ipater StunDe bier erIanen iUurOs,
peroen 1000 Jrahtperlabsr uHp
Gbedins Glsrts Der Rpd Sslano
Nifouri &c aanias unb Der Serds &c
Mifouri pacific gobn angefpiefsI.
am Wtpntas bic Irbeit nieber5uIegtn.
Ter StreifbeiebI on Die SSrut,tper.
laoer uno 9bedine Glerfs lit, pie eS
heiBt, cine GrpeiterllnQ oes gIusitar'
oes bon glnseitellten Der GrpreBgeieI.
ihaften, Der bier Dor mebreren lagen
begonn. 9ur1 ben 9lusitnro. Der am
9toirtag begiimt, miro tbotidtlih Der
peianlirrte Glitter. uno @rprebDerfebr
niht mir in aanias Gin, ionoeru IN
Gem gefnulrtteu SonoeIsgebiet poH
9anias Sin labmgeIegt weroen, iuie
arbeiteriiibrer am Sonntag gbeno
erfIdrteu. CUR 3eit befinoeu lid $50
GrpreBwaegons. ole nod nit,t aiisge.
lnoen purosn, in ben bieiigen Snbn'
boien.
gsamte Der 9anins Gitp Terminal
60. saben gu, haB Strsiibrs6er an
Stslls bon msbrersu 6unbert poits
uno patetpsrIabsrn btnubt perben.
bic am Samita5 unO ON Sonntag
i'm Union gabubof bic arbsit uieoer-
Iseten. Die lIria6s gu BEN Sireitbe'
fsbl fir MontaJ iol Der llmitanb iein,
bab bic brsi gabnssi.IItdften am q.
Iusuit cine nuisbnIi9e 3abI Don
5ra6tosrlaoeru uno Gbedius Glerts
entIiebeu. neil oieie beriiityten, iid
All oraaniiiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10
Seaetxe unb 4aSfsn.

- Samuel WaIter unb 9.ora.
Gline Daren bon gunrminspiIIe na6
Tupton 9e.ommeu, Inn ibre muiitas
liffen 5alente sldnseu sl laKsu. Die
poli5ei bebauptet. bab bic 9siben um
trei ubr friib Mlpraens our6 ihrsu
GeIans bic Ra6borI6aft aus BEN
eetpsdt botten unb gum
Saut bafiir ipurSsn iis untsr Der On.
'lase Der Ru6eit6runs Derbafts!.
- Der bemotratif6. Stub bon
gensnue pire mprgeu slbenb in Der
Mshers 6alls cine @sriammIuug ubs
folten. um bic nDtbiseu arrdneemsnts
fir bic saamposns gu treff.n.
Capt. Better Reartbur III s.s
fern i'm 6airfe feiuss Stapisgeriobs
nee 9bas. 4uIpouab, Ro. 519 Sies
bente apenus, Odntpn, i'm Iltsr Don
7o Snhren aeftorbsn. or. bate pGhs
rsnb beg giirgertrisass in Der &pnfos
eerirtsn-4rmse aeoient. gr ipurSe s.s
fcugsH unb nit Snmss Wcgrearp,
cem nn6naligen 9ouperneur Don
aertudb nod bem Camp G6uTe sss
brnft. Spdter purben bic geibeu
cusasfpehIelt. Dor bier Scahren bate
er nit istner Gntttu bas GET Der sol.
oeren So6seit sefeiert.
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Oiebt's aaf.
aibot fann fein ncues fran,oiiid,es
Sabine. bilfen.

Sarts, 9. Septenrber. Der Bis.
berige Bremierminiiter Mibct. Der aiii
erIi,den 5es Yriii6enten ssoiucdrs
Sen GeriudJ mad,te, Elm nelics 0obinct
ui bii6cn, bat ON Sonrtag aberto Dem
9,tafiSenfcn mitgetheilt, iof er bierji
oiber Stcnoe iei. 9aibct botte bereitS
ore Site Der neiicn gtiniiter 5l'iain.
nler:aeiteat, nls In Iebten guqiibIid
Die ioSialiitifde ssartci ibre Tbcil.
nahmc oeridgtc. sSiercrrf1 ipiiree Der
Riidtritt oes @iiiniiionsminiiters al'
bert 9bonias teSiHst, Der einc be-
Saut;tiiiiten ber Combination III
S'rotoem ipoIlte gibot cuidnalih nod
i'm gint bleiben, ater Serr GoinIcpe
prfI1rte ibm, baB bieies obne ltntgr.
itiisung Der so,iaIiiten uinnc3lld'
fern ipiiroe im6 oaraufhin tteiIte ri.
bot be1n BraiiScnien goineare nit,
Aof er iein Bcrbobcn, ein 1abinet ~
biIben, oefiHitip aiifgebc.
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aImsIdmbii@e Na@rid,fen.

CINE btrii bmt. 4Ilee. Wer
hsuis in ben gbarlott.nburssr G6iobs
part ipanberf, pirb cine 9srdnbsruns
ipabrnsbmen. bic lsioer ni4t siiHitis
Hirft, tpenn iie aud bOhfi Dahrs
fHeinli9 nur isbr unfr,iipilIis pOrs.s
nommen iporben III. Die idons Gid
ttnsgllee, bic ben Sanpttpes gum
Nauiplsnm idumts, III ssfalsn. Nnn
trinnert fiH, nie fart Diefs alice. bic
ben Bid na6 rsfis uno linis abs
Itnitt une nIIein auf bns Rauiolenm
riGiete, bic pornebms. tlafifi4 rubige
@iAuna bes 9aumtrts ftsissrts. Wis
Itiu erb.nfsrner 9raum lag bic @rabt
Efdtte Gm gnbs Der srniten Strnbe.
bur9 bic man Jrisbrib Bilbslm ben
Tritt,n sstrasen bat. bic aonisin
Suii,, ben oIisn Gaiier uno bic aais
itrin ausuiid, unb bsianntIib liest in
einer Miarmortapfsl In btm Steinbnn
dud has 5ers bon Jritbrih milbelm
tem 9isrisn. Wit BEN 9erfhsDinbtn
tieIu 9llIr in elm Bid ssrftort, Der
ff aIleu Ydu6ern iisf eingesraben
hat. gs ffxini, sab cine 8aumtranls
belt sur gef,itieuna spdna. 5offsnts
LID nbtr ssIinst Is. bas altgtircbnts,
rertrauts Bib TN gbariottsHburser
G6lobpart nit isiusn poterIdnbi4tr
erinnerun9sn ipiebsr bersuitsleu-
Ruffif4s 2ruppsn IN
Jrantresh. Isber bic jiiHsif
ftaitaebabte Wniierei Der .iiiilfeuI
xrupp<n IN Branfrsi&be man fran
s5fifherfeits befannili9 oils b0ais|
bormIcs biI5nifenen perfud,te, pirDl
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clifton gr ,3ieIid,eibe daerlei @isc
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Meaes Rabinet
Soa in Jranini4 Grsprsmisr Hibo'
iest suiamm.nfisam.

paris, 8. Gepismbtr. Ratotnl
Der G<natsprifibent alntOiH Slboit
unb Der prdiibeui Der Sepntlrisns
fammer pauI D<fHonel naH yaris
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seiporbener Jnformniion Der arisss'
minifier, Der 6dnbeIsminiiitr. Der
Waanitionsminiffer unb Der Tiaiiisr
fir aanbespsribsibisuns i'm gmt blei'
ben iperben.
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Desebis
als 8erselhInsSuIabresel bon bei'
Edterreidein nit 9oHiben belegt.

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ne,a arn 5reitas BON Der oiterreid5id.
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AIS @ieoerpergelting fir iuieoer.
1oIte angrifie feinoiider SIieger anf
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SrcfIer beobofiet. sIae iiniere Slug.
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