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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-02
4 HOME
Rock island Elks Will Soon Enter
Their New Guar
teTs.
ARE NEARING COMPLETION
Furniture for Lodge Room Has Been
Purchased-CIub Room Will be
Furnished Later.

The quarters to be occupied by the
Rock Island lodge of Elks are about
ready for occupancy. workmen having
been engaged there for several weeks.
These are located in the Illinois thea
ire building. On the second floor are
the club rooms Four rooms there
have been opened together by cutting
out large arches. Dark green paper
adorns the walls and the woodwork is
of a slate color On the third floor is
the lodge room. with smaller apart
ments in connection. This has been
decorated anew and when ready will
be a model lodge room. 1t is not large.
but is spacious enough for the present
use of the lodge.
Furnishings.
Only a portion of the furniture has
been purchased. and this is for the
lodge room. This was secured without
delay in order that there might be
regular meeting place as soon as pos
sible. The chairs and affairs are ready
TO be placed in the hall. The furniture
for the club rooms will be purchased
later. it being furnished as we'll as the
lodge can AFFORD at this time. What
will be placed there is not vet decided
upon.
Moline and Davenport Elks have
been invited to participate in the initia-
tory ceremonies, which will take place
in the room above the Peoples Ma
tional bank Friday evening, this being
a regular meeting. 1t is probable that
this will be the last meeting outside
of the new lodge room.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-02

The viii of the late Veronika Scher-
shell, of Rapids City. was admitted to
probate in the county court today by
Judge +. +. Parmenter. The document
provides that the homestead shall be
come the property of the daughter.
Mrs. James Schershel. and that sew
eral other lots III Rapids City shall be
the property of the husband. Christ
Schershel Minor requests are left 10
Mrs. SchersheTs brother. Peter Gum
Der. of Rapids City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-02
ADAMS WILL is ADMITTED
Bowling Township Man Leaves Prop
erty to Wife.

The will of the late William Adams
of Bowling township was admitted to
probate in county court this morning
The will provides that the wife shall
receive practically all of the property.
both real and personal. a nominal b.
quest being made To the son, Williar
Adams. Of Kirkman, Iowa. The wife
is named as eXecutrix of the instru
ment, which bears the date of June 3.
1906.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-02

The Ladies' Aid society of the Ger
man NJ. L. church will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Dora Ramser, 1122
Nineteenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-02
Quarterly Social.

The ladies of the First Baptist
church will hold their quarterly social
at the parlors of the church tomorrow
evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-02
Aid Society Meeting.

The Ladies' Aid society, of Grace
Lutheran church. meets Friday after
noon with Mrs. Mary Johnson, 623 For
ty-thiTd street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-02
Sewing Circle Meets.

The G. l. a. Sewing circle met this
afternoon with Mrs. }. Mansfield. 272l
Fifth-and-a-half avenue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30
Writ of oertiorari Granted.

Washington, Jan. 3O.-Th supreme
court granted the petition of Harri.
man and Pierce, of the Oregon Short
Line and Equitable Trust Company for
a writ Of certiOrari, providing for A re.
view and determination of the records
IN the suit in equity, which was on Jan.
uary Sd decided against them, and in
favor Of the Northern Securities Com.
pany.
The effect Of the decision is 70
throw into issue again the question
whether the acquisition of stock bv tbo
securities company was legal, although
'ne purpose of the cooperation was de-
eIared SO illega as to make if necessary
Tor the dissolution of the socpritics
company In the case the decision ~
'A' coming certiroria proceedings sun.
ports Harrimau'se contention tine com.
pany will be forced to return the orio.
.nal stock to the original holders.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30

Tie latest news fsrm P,,,. 2, ,
-. --.' discovered q diamond eur.
'.' consumption. II yoa fear san.
'-lF'2s or FHsunoaia, it viii ~
.,,, o''' i'' yoa TO take ,ha,
s. s''A' ., ',n'dy en-. ueatiunsd BY W. T. NJ NJ
es' % Naalecr Tsun. "Ih.5 - NC
,'5 Il yeass Nothing heles5 n. 'e-s ,'.., I
',..'' 'ooA ~. Aings New Discovery -. -.
Consumption, cougas saa col5. 80 80
gave 'a''ant relief aai eses,s5 =, @ :
49, '-fA Casguanei quisl -.
!. S'' Is''a' ana Luag Trouble. a, ,-I' I,
g PeFys dFus store. p,,.s "a AZ J.
w. -''Aa''s1' Trial bottle IRE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30

the governor Of the state to live in at
the state capital is a sound proposition
from any standpoint.
No fair and honest man can look over
the property offered the state at the
price-$14,JO0--and not admit that it
is cheap.
II il il not purchased this year two
years hence there will be movement
TO buy the block east Of the state house.
at about $4,000.
If the state ever erects a building
suitable for the governor and his fami.
ly to live in it will cost the state s5O.-
600.
The Patton residence is the best in
the city, and will last for at least so
years, and would make an ideal home
for the governor.
II there is a state home for the gov
ernor, then the next governor elected
by the people will come to the capital,
expecting to occupy il.
IL the state has no home for it's gov.
ernor few men elected are able to buy
or even rent suitable home at the
capital for one term.
IL the state has a home, then the gov.
ernor and his wife and children be-
come a part Of the administration, and
he influence will be good.
Only narrow and mean-spirited per
ION can take the position that the gov
'rnor Of a great state should shift for
himself, leave his family in some re-
note part Of the state, board around
md sacrifice his right to the comforts Of
home, unless he happen TO be very /
Wealthy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30

asylum, and would bring the deaf mute
children into the city, where they
should be kept.
For $4,000 the state can build a
deaf mute school on the school land
already the property of the state on
South Commercial street. That would
be an act of justice to those children
and TO the asylum.
That would involve the purchasing
of no new tracts Of land. II is hardly
to be expected that anything 50 sane
and businesslike will be done, as there
is no graft possible on this plan.
Plans are all laid to buy another
large farm for the state at about three
prices. Another wing is to be erect
ed for the asylum, when the commit
ment law should be reformed 30 that
improper commitments would cease.
BUT ABOVE ALL NO GIRLS
SCHOOL SHOULD BE EsTABLIsHBD
IN THE VICINITY OF THE BOYS
SCHOOL That is the last |
thing that should ever enter the head |
Of a legislator to undertake.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30
SUPREME
COURT
GRINDS

The supreme court today han'e'
down six decisions.
In the case Of Martin Gardner an.
Nricbau Gardner partners, doing busi
ness as Gardner Bros, plaintiffs, against
Charles S. Wiley, respondent and Mel
ralovitcb. Fletcher Co., appellants,
which was appealed from Multnomah
county; Hon. Alfred Sears Jr' judge
the action of the lower court was ar
frmed by Justice Bean.
Tn the case of Claud Thayer, respond
ent against Manius Buchanan, appel
liant. which was appealed from Clatsop
county; Hon. Thos. A. Mcbride, judge
the action Of the lower court was at
frmed by Chief Justice Wolverton'
Tn the case Of A. Brockaway, respond
ent. against the City of Roseburg, and
Harry C. Slocum, treasurer of Rose
burg. defendants, the Roseburg Water
& Light Company, appellant, which was
appealed from Jackson county, the ac-
ton of the lower court was affirmed by |
Justice Bean.
In the case of Robert Hildebrand, by
). j. Culver, as guardian Of his person
ind estate, respondent, against United
artisans, corporation, appellant,
which was appealed from Douglas coun-
v; Hon. J. W. Hamilton judge the ac-
ion of the lower court was reversed
nd remanded percuriam.
W. I. Sweetland, appellant, against
he Grants Pass New Water, Light &
over Company, respondent, which was ,
ppealed from Josephine county, the ac. I
on Of the lower court was affirmed by {
lstice Wolverton.
In the case Of w. H. Young, respond l.
It., again H. o. Stickney, appellant, +
nich was appealed from Clackamas e
unity, the action of the lower court n
IS reversed and remanded by Justice u
oore. :,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30

(From the Daily Capital Journal of
Saturday.
EQUAL RIGHTS.
The grange champions a bin for
equal rights that should pass.
When a man dies half his real estate
goes TO his wife and the rest 10 his
children.
When a woman dies all her land goes
10 her husband
This bill would put the woman on
the same footing with the man and
lbolishes the eourtery Of the husband
In the lands Of his deceased wife.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30
OF
CERTIORARI
DENIED

Washington, Jan. 3O.-The spplica.
tion for writ of certiorari in the case
of Machene Lorenz Diller and Samuel
A. Croft, convicted of postofice frauds,
and sentenced to two years and $lO,-
600 fine, was denied by the supreme
court this morning, This deprives the
defendants of the last chance of evad-
ing punishment, and they have been
sent to the Moundsville, Va, peniten.
tiary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30
HERE AND THERE

The negro voter, IL is said, holds the
balance Of power in Indiana.
san Francisco intends 10 spend Al
100000 upon a public library site aud
building.
Hundreds Of Russian dcserters have
found refuge in London lately. Most
OF them have taken to the hawker s
trade
Tho bones Of all flying fish are hol.
low and filled with air, thus combining
the greatest strength with the least
weight.
In Norea two years Of every three
have IL months each ~ 20 or 80 davs.
Tue third year has l3 months. with
iS5 days "'''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30
The Sultan Nav D,a

Berlin Jan. SO.-Thc Riein's Jour.
nal reports the Sultan OF Turkey as
dangerously IN from Inflammation OF
the muscles Of tho heart. In the event
OF his death the court clique intend.
that tho sultan's younger brother Ra.
sh'd hey, shall succeed him. Rashid
Is a hopeless druukard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30
NO 0IRIs' REFORM SCHOOL
WANTED.

tn nghi o. establish a girls reform
sS hool a. S5lem is mistake such i
s'ho,l can be- started. and. with \
"oFkahir commitmeat Law. 500 pirl.
cah D. unloadel 0n the state in a ve,r
iheh What has bccn accomplish,d
Toe the g,tlsi is state rvform .shsel
z proper place Tor Wayward rirli
Above all it should not be located oot
aieagsiis of the bays reform ssAaol
few other states have tried thnt
and hAd % styc be up Waywara rirls
need Religious and educational al.
vsniaeek bat uot % have tAe 81,
hrsnd pea ulsou their foreheads for,
ever
ritE fREsERr DRAF MUTE
SCHOOL UIIhIN0. on tAe resom'
,leadsuen "a aenatofs SAITH and Kuv,
kenaall, SHOULD BR USED FoR rms
lnlOTtC AND fERRI.H NIrgnpD
aAhp OF THE STAIR INaANRI
nat wseli relieve tie state laa.s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30
(From the Daily Capital journal of
Saturday,
AMEND THE REPORT, GENTLE.
MEN

The judiciary committee in the sen
ate tackled on an amendment to the
bill for constitutional convention
that should be defeated.
The committee Of lawyers in the sen
ate have added n provision that ONE
THIRD OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
CONVENTION TO MAKE A NEW
CONSTITUTION SHALL BE AP-
POINTED BY THE SUPREME
COURT.
The people shall elect sixty members
and the supreme court shall appoint
half that number. There is supposed
TO be wisdom in this, and the thirty
persons appointed would be a kind Of
upper house
The people cannot be trusted TO elect
men TO make "A constitution, according
TO this theory. The thirty persons
named by the supreme court would be
Of higher order Of public virtue.
The report Of the Judiciary commit.
tee may well be iutentioned. but il Is
uu. Democratic and uu. Republican. TFi
THE PEOPLE CANNOT BE TRUST.
ED TO ELECT REPRESENTATIVES,
TO MAKE A CONSTITUTION, WHAT
CAN THY BE TRUSTED FoR?
There may be precedents of this sort /
tn some other states. but the peoplo
of Oregon have already taken into
their own hands the power To make and
unmako the constitution.
Why should they be asked 10 sur.
render that power in whole or In part
hN delegating oue-third Of their SOW. [
ereign power to a mere coordinate
branch ot the state government ID
THE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN ABLE d
TO MAKE ALL THE CoNsTITU. /
rloNs IN THE PAST, aud will he
ale 10 do M IN the future without
'ome body Of superior wisdom sitting
'v"r them 20 protect them against
themselves. This proposed usurpation
y the power 90 make constitutions.
WHAT Is 1T THE LAWYERS OF
rHB OREGON SENATE ARE ..
THE PEOPLE WILL Dor
Arc they afraid the people will NOT M
wet upon themselves forever all the 4
buses that have been built IN In our
tate government aud against which T.
ne supreme court seems unable TO pro. nj
cct thcmi ="
SHALL THE FLAT SALARY u
ANaN1 III Oh Ii.
'hlN0S BY WHICH A FEW STATE :,
ffICIAIS AND THE CORPORA. y
IONS REALLY oVERsHADOWED ="
ND DICTATE TERMS TO THE
AND THE PEOPLE w
oNTfNUEq 4
Are We Go have "a court made. official.
ade, parasitlcal, baruaeled abuse en-.
.usird constitution. or shall the new
'ip of state sail otf on an even keel.
i'h a clean hull, aud fair passage for n,
classes of citizens GA equal tcrmsf A,
The report of the senate judiciary
mmi'ice should never he engrafted "a
the bill u should be rejected In the of
'ut convention ON next "Wednesday. N
ID the people should 40 there 20 see n
at li is done
IL senator BToWncll had 10 consent !"
gct his hin reported back 20 the -
nate, no should never consent 10 =
pc BIS blll pass In that form. IHFII
~ PEOPLE CHOOSE THE MEM.
sks OF THE CONVENTION TO
AXE THE NEW OREGON CoNsrI
irioE-AIL OF THEM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30
(From the Daily Capital Journal of
Saturday,
INVEsTIaATE TTIEM AZ

INVESTIGATE THEM ALL
The resolution Of the Legislature to
Investigate into THE charge whether the
warden at tM state prison is not living
/ in a house furnished at state expense
should be broadened.
II is charged that Governor Cham
berlain has audited bills for furniture
and supplies for the living Of some Of
the officials at the state prison, and
that this is contrary to law.
THE FACT IS THE GOVERNOR
HAS ONLY DONE FOR SOME OF
THE PRISON OFFICIALS WHAT IS
DONE FOR ALL THE OFFICIALS
AT THE OTHER INSTITUTIONS
they all live more or less at state eX-
pense and so do their families
The superintendent Of the asylum
and the resident physicians, and the
heads Of all the institutions in Salem
and their families live at the institu-
tions at state expense.
They use furniture bought BY the
state, sleep ia beds bought by the
statet. eat meals bought by the state,
and served by state servants
II this is wrong, investigate them all
and stop the abuse and try TO run these
on some other plan
The plain truth is that il is the only
way the institutions can be run. and
have people with families in charge Of
them.
The governor has done no more and
no less than has been done by the state
officials in charge of other institutions.
THE PHYSICIANS AT THE AgY- 7
LUM HAVE WHAT THE GOVERNOR
Has NoT-THEY ARE FURNISHED ~
WITH HOUSES TO LIVE IN AT Il
STATE EXPENSE
Because they are Republicans does
lot make it right or wrong-anymore .,
han the fact that the governor is ~
Democrat makes II wrong for him to do u
o. e,
Why single out an institution on a
hargo that is Just az true OF every in.
titution, and in some Of them more
han at the peni Ct
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30
X-RAYS

A federal grand jury Of 80 men heai
inc two witnesses in one day IS qui'
a graft.
The Eugene Register speaks Of leg
Iislation at the capital" Where WouI'
have iti
Let US have a commission to revise
1.-THE tax laws But who will "reyise
the commissioni
Geer. Dunbar. Brownell for gov
ernor We had a nation to try for It,,
but that settles it.
The newspapers thought they elected
the senator up in Washington, but, as
usual, patronage did it.
eas
Portland papers are very nice when
they want something. The rest Of the
time they slam Salem.
What do the newspapers, the levers
IF public opinion, think of an appoint
we constitutional eonventionl
c. E. S. Wood and the Portland
Journal don't want a constitutional
convention. That ends it.
Winter does not stop work in the
willamette valley. Real estate and
ouses 90 up from fall till spring I
The Scranton, Pa, w. c. T. U. have a
eclared "My Lord" and "Good t
eavens" feminine cuss words. j
When they can't thing of aught else e
Salem to Slam the Portland p apers "
Ike a slam at the executive mansion. c,
The intrenched plutocraey is generous NJ
It us appoint half the members, and
u can hold a constitutional conven. =
N. II
Having abolished the useless health
icers, the legislature should abolish
. still more useless domestic animal
What is the use of amending the To-
option law' There's nothing left
it, but its capacity to make trouble =.
d cause expense. y.
Oh, yes; we ought to lumber along -
th our old worm-eaten.b .behind.the. q"
mes, shot-to-pieces constitution 40 WV
aS longer. cot
brownell, Dunbar, Geer for cover. "s
r The journal will bet that not one 'eU
those gentlemen will ever take the '''
mp for the other.
Thomas A. Edison has been tbe
rld's greatest inventor. But he has cot
been able to invent a way to get ma
start Of the doctors. LII
Bryan should keep still until be we
d done one good thing in the way of IN
al good government, built one good ua'
.d' or drew one good law. ia'
-. pan
p! all means create a lot Of add.
nal Jobs for the labor commissiora, 'nf
has had to work hard to find apv. "n
ng 10 do, and the legislature sbonl5 see
De 90 his relief the
clal
'gns Of progress in Oregon. pyosi TOT
Il Amos, Of the Prohibition Alliance con
lk' the legislators are very iqpor. 'Ae
and the Portland exposition will PoT
"a Sundays. pan
e. ina
hen members Of a eoustitptio,o, =
,'a''on are 60 be appointed. wbv r
''' au take a hand. Let the leos
100 appoint some Of them. Let N.
lge appoint some.
''soH eould advertise 10 the vo.,3
Increasing propensity to ge, into tbs
O. category with the rottene.t conn.
"''''h IN tae Union, by establish.
'ne whipping post.
% 'a' aas.eat CRAFTS. all the t,v.
'e'' 'ai HH'aae3 franchises. an a..
.''h'i fas,es cry ou,-we I..,,
'.' constitutional eoBvar,...
Che sake % the poor. Dear ..,1 oa,
''' iNNpayer sake leave g. i, ~.
mont OF osr CRAFTS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30

,ssr sr''a'' a. ,ba ba'IRs'. R, advertising man.
Si,s ,ays' You cannot KIM publications, PO iS
nent= an inch Adverse
,,s ~AlsA IL iuIt ans,A,,
s.,, s.s yeS saAas, 'Iss 90 ,s',,y way of say
-Se S-Se al. IA tAi. p.SSl eP@'s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30

N' 'a' aas.sat CRAFTS. all the t,,.
.... ....,s.' 'ai aa'aAe3 franchises. an m.
'''fea'hei fhu,ss cry ou,-v. .' "..,. Va.
'' any constitutional eoayer,,,,
I'' Che sake % the poor. DEAR oa. ~.
F''''ea taxpayers sake leave hi. +, W, gP
'al''".at Of oar CRAFTS go 'N'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-30

oregon could advertise to the wo,,l
A' increasing propensity to get int, tha
@ '.-' category with the rottene,t com.
'''""'al'h in tae Union, BY ostabl,.I.
lag 'he whipping post,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26
Befrett Gnd bon Wosanitos

uno Sliegen. 8ir baben ni9troften.
oes Orabtaeaeht, ae6lte 9urs uno
TerftersS Screens. @eraoe mas SIR
aebrauht. 60. Stepts & Sons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26

oaB iie bieraegen prDteftiert uno oab
bic @eridte au ibren @uniten ente
ibieoen baben. 9atiahe 1T ferner.
oas gaitrD oaraufbin ibr gieeatum
fonftSstert bat. Das itno Satla@en,
Die Niernanb leuanen tam. Iu6
@aitro leu9f1et iie nibt, aber er be-
bauptet, oaa er 81 ieinem 8orseben
berehtiat gepeieu lei, neil Die @es
lelihaft eritens Die Bebingungen
nidt erfuIt babe, an pelbe Die Som
seilipr Qetnupft gemeien lei; neil lie
iih 8neitens in bobuerrdteriihe I'm
ternebmunaen etngelaffen, Gepoluz
tionen aneesettelt uno unteritiibt babe
uno neil fte orit:enS it'd at lire &e=
eierune I'm 6ulfs eetuanot habe,
nahreno es ausaemabt uar, oaB BEL
aGen 5treitigteiten nur Die ueneaolas
nilden @erihte entibeioen louten.
2ebteres lit ieoenfaqs rihtia uno
uesn pir aud Die 8riinbe u~erftehen,
naruln Die geleQihaff tn bieiem
Safe ibren 9ontraft oerlebte uno iih
| an bic Understanding tuanote, 10
mniien mir bod 5uaeben. oaB lie Doe
NIT ibrem @eaner cine lebr CUTE
sarte ID Die 6ano aelpielt bot,
So iteben augenblldlib Die Saden
unb eg 1T iebr pabribeinlib, oaB es
NOD gu mandeu uuanaenebmen Ber'
pidlunaen tDmmen wire. Ser
Napbaltsg ruit miro iih oasW erfahren
oer oeuesulauilden Geaierutta niht
10 obne 8eiteres %aefalen lalien unb
iein ginflub in Walbineton 1T arDB.
ShlieBlih muB man AUDI sugeben,
baB nniere Meeierune elm BDraeben
mie oasjeniee gaitr0's 2euten ges
aeniber, Die ameritanilhe 8uraer
iine, nibt rubie init anleben tam.
Die 8omeus9o9mis aneele9enbeit
itebt nur in einem iuBerlihen 3us
ianmenbang nit Der Sade. 2uomis
miro beihuloigt, alS amerifaniiber
@eianoter in 8eneSuela augleib als
Wgent 0eS Mspbnltzyruit funaiert 81
haben unb 8uuen bat oieles @eriidt
angebli9 p~erbreitet. Wit benz
NsphaltsS treit ielbit bat oieIer Rlatlb
uno 3ant nibtS au tun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26
Gard, 9snamttt aerettet.

Wan6mal miro cine brenneilbe Stab
ourd Sprensen nit Dpnamit serettet
bamit Die 5lammen li6 nidt ~ausbreiter
fOnnen uno 5uipeilen bdlt Der Sniten 10
lanse an, baB man 9pnamit antuenoen
mb1te. 3. 8. Crap BON CALHOUN, Ga,
i6reibt: Meine 6rau bate einen ibue.
rem Suiten, Der iie Die gauge @a6t tpa6=
bielt. Sic nabm Or. Sings Meue gnt.
beduns fir Suiten unb @rfdltung unb
tpuroe sebeilt. 3u baben bel S. &alteper
& Son, Geo. S. S. S6mibt, @isent.,
nno Go. 9reiB. Breis so @ts. uno 81,
s~arantiert. 8robeflaide fret.
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v Il n D.

- Sn perlbieoenen Orten ~Mlbas
MEMS lit es Ri &1mpfen stpild)en ben
Gbriiten unb ben Wubameoanern ges
tommen.
Inter grDBer Yeteiligune Der
ffaatfiben II. tommunalen 8eb6roer,
iDtuie elmer nah Sebntauienben sdb=
lenoen Belfamenge tpuroe bos neue
itattli9e 6atbauS Der Stabt @bars
lottenburg feierlib einoemeibt.
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fioenten 2oubet an Die 6ersoain Sc
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prinaen, mur6e formeG BON benz fran=
sDiiihen Butibafter 8ibpuro iiberz
reiht. gs beiteht aus amei 8aien
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