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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-13

The chairman and secretaries oil
the Populist county central COM
mittees met in Topeka last week
and discussed the outlook for the
coming state campaign. Sumner
county was represented by A. C.
Lambe, Hon. H. F. Harbaugh and
Ivan D. Rogers. The objec: was to
ascertain the prospect for coalition
Of all silver forces against the gold
standard Republican party. There
was unanimity of sentiment that
there ought to be coalition but no
we'll defined idea about how it was
to be obtained. The magnanimous
offer of Attorney. General Boyle to
sacrifice himself in order to pave the
way for a union offorces was not re-
ceived with favor. The unanimous
sentiment was that sacrifice of
Boyle would involve a sacrifice of
the states interests. There prob>
ably never was a man in office who
has come so nearly winning the
plaudits of all the people in all politi-
cal parties as the brilliant young
Boyle. 1t was the parting conclu>
sion that no basis of union could be
effected unless it was done amicably
all around; that it would not be
possible 10 turn down any efficient
Populist official who desired a re-
nomination for the sole reason of
bringing about fusion. 1t was hoped
that later on the way would open.
The talk in the newspapers about a
proposition having been made to the
meeting to make party fight for
resubmission this fall WAS moonShine.
Messrs. Lambe and Harbaugh we're
present at all the sessions and both
aver that no such thing was preached
or discussed. The chairman from
the different counties gave reports
Of the outlook in their respective
counties. Sumner county, by rea>
son of her steadfast adherence to
the peoples cause through good and
evil report, was the cynosure Of all
eyes. Chairman Lambe made one
of his happy speeches and provoked
many inquiries about chow we did it
here last fall" to all of which he re-
piled with his usual ready wit, and
set his motley audience on fire with
laughter, from which they did not
recover all day long. Henry Har-
baugh tells US that Sumner county
has not had so much wholesome adj
vertising in many day.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-13

la reply to an inquiry from Repre-
sentative Tongue of Oregon, the post
Office department holds that, for
various reasons, pOstmasters could not
be required to cash pension checks.
The suggestion is made that pension
agents might obtain money orders for
pensioners in their districts, payable
at the office at which they reside, thus
saving them the trouble of having
the checks caShed at bank or by
other persons. Should this be done,
the work of paying the money orders
would fall largely on pOstmasters at
third and fourth class offices, which
would make them e, ira work and
entail additional responsibilities with
out increased compensation.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-13

Some papers have had harsh
words to say of Editor Easterly Of
the Eureka Union, because of his
criticism of some unworthy Populist
appointments. If there were more
Easterlys in Kansas Populist politics
our Populist officials would be more
circumspect in choosing men to fill
important positions. Suca criti-
cisms are often the means of effect
ing great service to the people and
to the party. The bone and sinew
of the Populist party in Kansas, be-
long to that party because of the
great national principles for which
it stands. They believe that upon
the success or failure Of these prin-
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-13

One of the large financial inSti-
buttons of the east through their agent
writes this to Clay Wood of Sumner
township:
Clay Wood, Arson, Kans.
Dear Sir: Believing that the infor-
nation might possibly be of some
value to you, we beg to advise you
that we are now making farm loans in
this section of Kansas, at a very low
rate, and upon very favorable terms.
We make along time loan, with annual
interest, and with privilege to make
partial payments in any amount at
any time after one year, thus enabling
the borrower to pay up his indebted
ness in small amounts. Our loan is
especially desirable should you want
money for the purpose of purchasing
stock, and it is much more satisfactory
than to borrow the money az bank,
as it is cheaper and you do not have
to renew it from time tn time. We
allow you to select the time of year to
have your interest come due, aud for
ward the coupons to any bank that
you may select for collection, thus
avoiding all risk of sending money
away. Our mortgages are made pay
able in ordinary money, and not in
gold coin.
II this interests you, we shall be
glad to have you write US. Should
you have any neighbors who are con-
templating the borrowing of money in
the near future, we shall appreciate
your kindness if you will refer them
to Us. We shall be glad to give you
whatever additional information you
may desire iu regard to our terms. etc.
P,S. We also make farm loans in
Oklahoma.
This frantic appeal for an invest
ment doesn't indicate that capital is
much afraid of POpulist government
in Kansas-Or Oklahoma.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-13

Rev. Thomas L. Moore, pastor Of
the Baptist church at Harper, drop
ped dead of apoplexy in the NJ. e.
pulpit Sunday night, while preaching
in u union revival meeting. Moore
went to Harper about year ago from
St. John, Kas., and has done efficient
work for the Baptist church. The
deceased was prominent 10 temper
apce work.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-13

The Winfield Free Press of last
week announces change of owner,
ship. ]. F. Riley retires and ]. C..
Bradshaw mounts the tripod. Mr..
Bradshaw is well and favorably
known in Kansas, both as an orator
and writer. The VOICE is glad to
welcome him back in the newspaper
fold, and voucheS in advance for his
success in the Cowley county field.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-13

The Topeka Advocate instead Of
declining under its new management,
as some predicted it would, has de-
yeloped into much more active en-
terprising publication than formerly.
1t has squared itself firmly upon the
Populist platform and with its pres
ent vim and ability will prove
power for good in reform ranks.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-13

G. c. Clemmens, reporter Of the
supreme court, and a socialist Of
long standing, announces in the
Topeka Journal that he has at last
been converted to fusion. He says
he deems it of such importance that
if it be found necessary he is willing
to sacrifice every Office in the state
save his own
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-13
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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-13

Mark Hanna confessed to Mrs.
Griffith under very quiet and trying
circumstances that he had "much
influence" and could secure her hus-
band good position under his
friend, President Mckinley, assuring
her further that he was very sorry
to see her standing in the way of her
husbands own light"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-13

place on the ticket, and also recog-
nize the justice of providing a place
for a Democrat. There were not
enough delegates in Topeka last night
to form any reasonable opinion of the
result OF today's meetlng.-Daye
Leahy.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-13

Judge Bashore, who bought the
Fort Scott Lantern last spring, about
the time the Mail was so sure he had
bought the VOICE, has sold out at
Fl. Scott and will go on the socialist
propaganda lecture platform.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-13

All those pcstoffice aspirants who
banked on Chester l. Long, and
who in disappointment have been
assured that Chester was unable to
dictate wholly to Senator Baker, will
take notice that Harlow, the manager
of Chester's campaign last fall, was
safely landed as postmaster at King
man.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-13

The county commissioners have
allowed the rounty treasurer and
county clerk the maximum amounts
for clerk hire, $500 and 5000, respect
lively. The clerk was allowed an ad-
ditiOnal $3.50 for work On the assess.
ment rolls.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-01-13

The case of the Rock Island Lum-
Der Co. VS.. A. R. Elliott, appealed to
the supreme court from the district
court of Sumner county, was affirmed
Saturday. This is suit growing out
of the construction of the third ward
school building, for which Elliott was
contractor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-25
@nt dGbi-9ung fir bur 4z
fAnittene 6 bel.
Srne ,,nifcnt Sbilrr. !"

8egriffs @eripirrungen in 8aihz
ington. = gnbIOie MiBberftdnoz
Mile unb 8erpidelungen in Quss
Ii6t.
@ofbtngtO-n, .. G., "a. Roo.
= Sn bieIigen Regierungsfreiien
i6einen einige 8egriffSz9erpirrungen
iiber bic n8olitif Der offeren S6iire"
gu berrI6sn, tpeI6e in 8s5ug auf Die
96ilippinsn protlamirt nerben io1.
8orldufig lit bieie ooffene SRiire" Elm
S4lagtport, befen genauere 9efint>
tion audi nod often 1T. Sm Stadts>
0epartement i6eint man ourunter et@
mas 4nberes gu periteben, dls I'm
S6aBant, unb in uustpGrtigen Gan@
bern birfte man Der 46rdie pleoer
eine anbere 4uslegung geben.
StuatsIetretGr 9ap betrd9tet bic
,oTfene S6ire" als ein beionbers tlet>
mes 9eI9ent fir Spanien. Wie er es
ertlGrt, bentt er Ii4 bas arrangement
stpa berartig, buB Die S4iffe Der
Ser. Staaten unb bic BON bier aus
na6 ben 96ilippinen gefunbten Wda>
rem frei 3ugelai1en tperben folen uno
buB Spanien auf cine Reibe BON Sab
rem 6inaus bic ndmlifen 9ripIleglen
aetieBen IoG, pie bic Ser. Staaten.
Sniffe unb @ddren dnberer gfutto=
nen iinb ebenFdGs eingeldoen, burf
bic ,,offene S6iire" berein 81 to1VmsE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-25
@i6ter @nrDnn's &bnanfnna.

9b-itubelpb biu, pu.. %. NoD.
= 9ti4tsr Sames SAB @OrbOn bat
Dem 9oubsrneur 6aItings feline Reiigz
nation eingeIanbt unb bteier bat fie
acceptirt. Die ReIignatipn bes Ri6>
ters. peGder Elm Sobr5ebnt uuf Der
8t4terbant geieiIen. bat politif3e Be-
beutung. Wlan erpartete, buB Senaz
tor Quab in bem 9eriat pro3efIirt
rperoen perbe, tpeI6em Ri9ter9orbon
prGIibirte. unb Quup's SreunDe unb
9lnpGlte 6atten barob 3eter unb Morz
biz geI9rieen, inbem iie be6aupteten,
Gi6ter 9orbon fei bic gdbeime Wfu6t,
pel6e ben 0iitrittsuntpalt CUR gez
ri9tfi6en 8erfolgung bes 8unoesfez
nators anqeIpornt. Hi6ter 9orbon
6eiparb fi6 in biefem Sabre auF bem
bemptratii6en GonDent gu 2lltOona
o6ne Grfolg nm bic 9ouberneurs=Roz
mination unb mar felt LANCER 3eit bas
anerfannte 6dupt Der bemotratif6en
Glemente, ipel4e benz NationalS@cmi=
tssWeitqlidb 9arritp feinbli9 geltnnt
tpdren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-25
2serlnanente AmsfeGul1g
BON
einbetmil6en SSabrifaten.
Die 5erren SGcpbi &c SenfinS fabrfsiren dfls
Subrrmaarcu. meldle lie pertaufcn.

g9d6rcuo 9altimorsr 8dbdftsleutt oie Woqltts
lett elmer @usiteauHq oou eubemiiden 9rooutten
in EripdduuQ seben, 1T e rabiam, pom elmer oer=
artiqen pcrmaucuten AusfeuuHg eiubeimii6er Gas
britate, nie iolte unttr Der 9cituug ore 1errsn
SacUbi & Sentins, ben Silber6mieDsn in Hr. 2l6,
Roro=Gburles= =StraBt, beitcbt, ndbere Giufdt ju
nebmcu Sie fSirmu fabri5irt iCots bon ibr in ben
Sauocl qebra6tc Stiid, inpem is Deu Robs9ulon,
999iOO0 feiu, fault urb Oaielbe Iu 925ll0OQ Stsrz
ling lGutert, 5u peIdcr Ratio es in benz tertig
qctcQteu Artitel tri6siut Die gpriaoen BON
prddtigcn 5atpHs, in ipelhe SterlugsSilber in
ben Sdnoeu zines Qcididteu Silberibmieocs pcrcr=
betet ipcrpeu fam uuD bic porjiiqlidbeu 8clhns,
nit OeusH oicielbeH BON benz Gielirern eci6ntiidt
psrOen f0uusn, limb bcrOOrraQsnO in beren Nus
ellunQ pnu 5afeI=, Soiletten= uuo S6reibtii6s
@erdtbsu illuitrrt. 3ie Gabrit befiuDet iid NIT
ben NusiteluuQsrdumeu in benlielbcu 9cbdubt uno
lift tets fir 9eiuDcr geoffnct. 3coes BON ibntn
bcrtauite Stiid SiIberpaare trdqt oereu Ramen uuO
SuHoelsmurfc - Dus Sdhldbtenz zO(onumtHt - tine
rDcitsrc 8arantic fir ods SGltmorer Qro0uft. 3ie
Ruuoeu Der lSrma bsJablcn ben 5Sabrit=Qreis uuo
erpurcH ben 9rofit oes ,3miibeubGnolers. 9al=
timore nro Dubribeiulib cine Ausiteluug etnbeis
mibr QrObuttt erbalteu, uno 3iDar cine olbe,
iueIbs Der Staot 5ur 6bre etreibt bod bcOor f6
pcic SDre oerpirtIidt, fnb bic Sterling Sib.rs
g8aaren Der @crrcu Sacobi & Scutius 3u elmer per-
maueutcn gustcluHq pertn0t elm 9eiipiel Oon
Der 2stuuq qsidbiofeit bieiieer Ruufler licferuO.
Ole Sirmo perausQabt eueH iebr i6Onsn Rataloe,
iucber ami @crlauQeu oerubiOlot pirO.
tgoo. 2}tuS1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-25
JO0n C. gri6(e.
@lncc.6nnSichnhc.

8aufet bic 6eIten; es liegt feline Grz
fpurniB in Dem @intauf bon 6illigen
@lace 6anoI9uben. S60nbeit,
gomfort uno 0auer6aftigtett iino in
unIeren 8Iace 5anoE6u6en pereiz
nigt, bic pollfommen Der 5dnb Ii6
anpafen. Sin gut pafienber 9onbz
f6ub iiebt ftets bubId urO elegant
aus. 5onbI6u6e fir Oamen, 9erren
unb 8inoer, idmmtlih garuntirt unO
angepuBt an unIerem QaOentiI9e fir
$1.00 auftpGrts.
Sriblr, Gr. 80, @rits9rrinstnnsstr.
a8Gs pirS Teutfdb sefproben.
cons, ,5&S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-25

6untinQton, 70. 8a., "a
g2oD. = 6rau 0ancp Staleb unD ibre
Ri6te Minnie 5rance tamen bel einem
beute an Der 6luBfronte dusgebroAez
nen 7Feuer um's Qe6en Wlap Stalep
trug I9pere 8ranppun0eu Odppn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-25

= Die 5ra6tOampfer rSampa"
unO .2lrt6ur Orr" Iinb pdhrenO oe8
fiir3li6en gli33arbs in Der 8eaperz
Bal, i'm @uperior<See, gei9eitsrt.
9lidli6er @eiie gingen teine Nlenz
I6enle6en berloren. Der eriterDdbnte
0ampfer nurbe auf 100000, Der
sebtere auf $4,000 geihdBt. Der
@ertb Der @ar9os 1T ni4t Ddrin etn=
gsi4IpRen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-25
Ser 0ntrlbranO in Gan 5rnn3isrn.
Pph feline uenaus Qustunit iiber Die
3a1l Der OpIer. - Cine Dtitcre
2aihe gciunOen.

Pod feline Qenaue 2tu5tunft iiber bic
3a5, Der OpIer. - Cine ptittre
2sihe gefunOen.
onTrun5t8cp, "a. g}op. -
Die 3ubl Der Spfer pes n8alopins
0otsIz "8rdnbe5 tit no6 immer nthi
feItQeItsQt. Der ygrdminer" Derot'
fentlidt beute folgenoe 2iite:
9oote: s. 6. g8bite, ein i'm 9otel
pDbnenoer aapitaliiI; Qouis Nlener,
SetretIr Der ga 5unuta Bah 9olo
D2i :" Sobn 9. Garter pom GaIifOrs
re-Sruh' 2u!e 9rDor, elm
Qit6edb, YurIer
Of Sponep;" 6r.
g S0oteI5; W. Us.
1perional.
ton $. Senmour,
oyas. epuur, &bu8. 3ptpe uno 8ri0s
get mit6eu,
Der ,G6rDaicle" icBt Garter limb
8rnor unter be 8ermiBten, uno audi
aGaQ" 8G6lt nur 86ite unb U}eper dIs
poIitip toot ouf. 9a5 Iebetre 8Iatt
fii6rt 7Fruu 9lnbrep uno &in0er Gus
Sreoon ais bermiBt an unD bebauptet,
Der in Der 2jIte oe5 y@raminer" dls
p2rmiBt qemelDete Safe 4rgor iei ielt
Dem 9ranoe gcIeben tporoen. Gs pir6
mphrprp Srde Dduera. ehe cine Qes
ndue 2iIte aufqeieBt peroen tam.
u. 8. Gbriitie aus Whlpuutct rpurs
BE- burd, ben 20Ifmunn &. &eboe aug
einer ie6r 9efdbrIi6en Sage uuf oem
8aGbe oerettet. Gr bate, ais &ebOe
3u 6iilfe eri6ien, bereits ein Raiirz
meTIer in her 6dnp unD mar enti6lOis
fen, Iih Die 8e6le 5u our6i6neioen,
nm niht le6eno in ba8 unter ibm nil
thenoe Tlammenmeer 3u itiir5cn. -
,2udD" 9alopin iAGBt isinen 9erluit
| uuf $2,5OO,OOO. 15eae>marIha[l
Sopne crilGrt, bds 6otet lei eine ges
fd6rlid6e W}eui6enfaGe getpeIen, uno
bic Grri6tung berartiger 8ebduoe in
| Der W}ttte Der Staot perbe tiinftighin
njat mebr geItottet perDen.
Die 2ei6c s. 8, Qiq6t6eaD's, Purz
| Ter5 Des 0ampfers yGitn Of SDonep,"
nel6er in Der pbigen Qiite unter. ben
| 8ermiBten aufge3dblt nuroe, lit beuz
te unter Den Sriimmern Oes 9otels ges
! funOtn norDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-25

QOnbon, "a. 0o0em6er. - Capt.
quroD purOe i'm Grimindlgeri6t Oors
QeFii6rt uno 6Iie6 bei ieiner 8ebdupz
funq, Der tiir3li8 bei TalteIton 9ez
Tranbete 0ompYer nMo6egan" lei i'm
2luftraQe Ieiner giQentliimer 3umStnz
fen ae6ra6t pproen. 8etanntliA tuz
men BEL Der &utaI:rop6e 3a6,ret6e
U2enI6en um's Qeben, G0pt BuroD
ertldrte, er perDe fir Seine 8eA1up=
tuna ben 8snei5 Der Dabrbeit dntrez
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-25
Qieutendnt9 9urto's ; 3


Gunea. Greta, "A. gtoDember. -
3pei Wfuielmdnner, pel9e Der 56eilz
na6me an oem gEriiten U&afdtre in
@anoia f6uloiQ bsfunoen poroen ma
rem, puroen QeItern erihohen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-25
ameritanii6er n@rant" i'm
e hIpB 0inbior.

QDnbon, "A. y}oOenber. - Sin
Q(merituner. Der ii6 U}att6eps Mann
te, puroe geItern 9ormittug i'm Winbz
Ipr Cattle Der6aftet. Gr bate Die 80=
nigin gu ieben Qepini6t, um nit i6rer
6iilFs in ben 8eTiB elmer gr6I6aft gu
tommen. guabem Die Poli3ei ii4
ii6er3cugt batte, DAB Der Mann barmz
los nGre. purDe er nu4 2onO0n abgez
I6O6en,
Qieutenunt8urto's Io0.
8uris, "A. RoOem6er. - gah
oem y9etit 9ariiian" iteEt es nod
ni8t FeIt, OaB Der am 16. RoDem6sr i'm
@efdn9niB erfol9te Sob oes 2isutez
nanis uno Ruubm0roer5 y(itoiaus
8urto auF natiirli6s urIdfen 3uriidz
3ufii6ren lit. IS lit Der 2lniiht Qus=
orud perIie6en noroeR. baB Sit oen
Sob perqnlQBte. 9urto's gruDer batz
te ben 9efunQenen am SAGE Feiner Gr=
franfunq beIu9t. 8ei'm QbI4ieo bat
te er beniel6en umdrmt uno getiiBt.
unb es pirb permut6et, ouB er ou6ei
cine @ift entbdltsnbe Rapiel aus iei=
nsm Wtunoe in ben Des @eFan9enen
brQfti3irte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-25
StuIien's g iiD act.

81 0 m. "a. 9loDem6er. = Sn Der De-
putirtentammer .egte 6inon3mintiter
8ac6elli oas giibqet nit elmer Rebe
Dor, bic Ie6r tiibl aufgenOmmen ipuroe,
neil Die We;tt&I aur 9edung zines De
Fi3its bon naee3u so NtiGionen Sire
6eiduTft peroen iOQen. Der 6Indn3s
MiniIter ertldrte. baB bic pon fsinen
8orgGngern Derani4lagten Qeber>
|. i6iiie fih nt6t einqeiteQt bdtten. Die
italienH6e 5taatsi9uio 6eIaufe lid
ouf 50O,OOO,OOO Sire uno merOe BON
Der RsoierunQ aamdlia in 43~Pro3enz
tige 9onIols umqeponoeIt pcroen. @iz
ne neue 2(nlei6e gu MAIDEN, lei IN bic
lem uno i'm nGhItsn Sabre ni3t no
t6jg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-25
, anftdd uuF u E a.

GSantiuqo beGuba. "a. Ros
bem6sr. = Die 6ieIiqs Stdot beging
beute iGrsn erIten 0anttag uuter ome=
ritaniT8er 6srrI4aft. 2lae S4iffe
i'm 6aFen flaQqten uno Die amsritani=
l6en Offiaiere bepirt6etsn ibre5reun=
be our8 iFeIimubIe. Die Gubaner, au=
Ber benieniQen, tpeIhe in Regierungs>
oienIten Its6eH, na6men teinen Qnt6ei.
an Der Seier. uno in ben cubanil6en
3eitungen puroe Der Sag ni9t err
pG6nt.
Isl 9orbeuir" protsitirt gegen bic
qemeloete 26Tiat zines gsgerpreOigers
in 5opetQ, &s., 80 Nsqerfamilien bier
fer gu 6ringen uno cine gsger 8orz
itdbt, pel6e ben Namen rSopeta" err
6atten Tol, in ben 6iiqeln ii6er Sunz
tiago gu 9riinben. 0as 8latt fprbert
Die Gubaner auF, bic nYantee gig=
oer8" gu 6oncotten, uno ertldrt bic
omerifanii6en NeQer fir einen pa6ren
2(us6unp pon allqemeiner S6lehtig=
felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-25
@ini6iffunQ bon. Sttup a.
tipns Sruppen.

@aibtnqtOn, .. g., "A. ytop.
= Der Srdnsportoampfer n@6elter"
iit pon Ren 0ort na4 SaDanna6
a6geqangen, um BON bort oas Is. Snz
fanterie Heqiment, bas 3ur Brigade
Carpenter oe60rt, mad g2ueDitas mttz
3une6men. Die rMunito6a" befinoet
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