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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-09-22
Contest Notice.
Department of the Interior, United States
Land Office, Bismarck, North Dakota,
AnO 10 1Q01

Land Office, Bismarck, North Dakota,
Aug. 70, 1905.
sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this Office by John Schlichemayer contestant
against Homestead entry No. 2433S, made July
1st, 1903 for Lots /, 2, and 4, section 6, town.
ship l45, range Is, by Berton Every, contestee,
in which it is alleged that said claimant has
never established his residence on said land !;
that he has not resided upon, and cultivated
the same as required by law; that such default
has existed for more than six months last past
sence is not due to claimants employment in
States as private soldier, officer seaman or
marine during the war with Spain or during
any other war in which the Uuited States may
be engaged: said parties are hereby notified to
appear, respond and offer evidence touching
1895, before Karl Klein, q notary public at his
Office in Washburn, North Dakota, and that
final hearing will be held at o'clock p. m. on
November 5. 1905, before the Register and Re-
ceiver at the United States Land Office in Bis
marck, North Dakota.
The said contestant having, in a proper affi-
davit filed Aug. q, 1906 set forth facts which
show that after due diligence. personal service
ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
-, 81 N. ii. Jewell, Register.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-09-22
NEWS: nj, OF THE WEEK
FOREIGN NEWS.

A holy war has been proclaimed In
the Caucasian districts of ZangesuI
and Jebrail, where Tartars are mas
sacreing the Armenians without dis.
tinction of sex or age. Many thou
sands of Tartar horsemen have
/ crossed the Perso- Russian frontier
and joined the insurgents In destroy
ing Armenian villages. At the village
Of Minked 800 Armenians were slaugh.
tered.
The breaking up by troops at Hell
singfors Of meeting of 800 delegates
from all towns in Finland called for
the purpose of discussing the political
situation has aroused great indigna'
ton throughout Finland. The meet
ing was an orderly one and was COM
posed of representatives from all the
cities and towns in Finland.
During review of Scottish troops
at Edinburgh Sir Thomas Upton, who
is honorary colonel of the Second Lam
AYRSHIRE engineers, was leading his
regiment past King Edward when his
horse threw him and Sir Thomas was
Kicked in the face. His injuries are
not serious. isslst
Felizardo, chief of the outlaws in
the province of Cavite, Philippine ISL
ands, who for long time have made
trouble for the authorities, was sur
rounded Sunday near the Batangas
border and jumped over q cliff. He
was killed by the fall. .J3
Franco German negotiations relative
to the Moroccan conference have
again taken an unfavorable turn. This
is due to the continued insistence by
both sides on points which were con-
sidered to be susceptible Of compro-
mise.
An imperial ukase abolishing the re-
taliatory duties on American imports
has been gazetted at st. Petersburg
and placed In immediate effect ut all
the customshcuses by telegraphic or
ders from the ministry Of finance. Il
The French minister Of the colonies
has received cable dispatch from
the governor of French West Africa
announcing the death Of Count de
Brazza, the explorer. .s
The information has been made pub
lie at Toxic that three naval paymas-
tiers have embezzled 100000 Of gov
eminent funds.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-09-22
CONTEST NOTICE.
OF the Interior
limited States Land 6fflca

United States Land Office, Bismarck,
North Dakota, July 26, 1905.
in this office by Alice Landsverk, Contestant,
against Homestead entry No. 26l12, made Oct.
IS, 1903, for 81 of NWk and lots 8 and 4, Sec
ion 5, township 148 range 81 by Jason Wilson
Gontestee, in which i is alleged that said
Jason Wilson has wholly abandoned the said
land for g period Of more than six months last
past and has failed to make any improvements
whatever and that said alleged
absence was not due to his employment in the
army, navy OF. marine corps Of the United
notified to sppear, respond and offer eyidence
touching said allegation Ct 10 O'Clock q. m. on
Nov. :, 1906 bstoEeJ =. Z. McC1lloch q; s. Com;
hearing will be held at 2 o'clock p. m. on Nov.
- 1905; before the Register and Receiver at the
The said contestant having, in proper af1-
davit filed July q, 1906 set forth which show
that after due diligence personal service Of this
notice cannot be made, it is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
3 81 n. II. Jewell Register
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-09-22
BIDS FOR GRADING WANTED.

The Board Of County Commissioners will re
cieve sealed bids for grading road, beginning at
the southwest corner of section 25, thence east
on section line to the southeast corner of the
147, range 81: All bids to be at so much per
yard, which shall include the furnishing of all
material and putting in of suitable box culvert
5x5x16 #. at a point designated by the County
Surveyor. Settlement will be made upon the
number of yards as estimated by the County
Surveyor Bids will be received up to 3 o'clock
P. NJ, Sept. 4th, 1906.
By order of the Board of County Commission
ers.
o. B. WING,
County Auditor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-09-22

j. NJ. Patterson met with a seri-
gus accident Saturday while fixing
a tire on a heavy wagon wheel. He
bad the wheel standing on wooden
horse about two feet from the floor
when the wheel fell, striking Joe
on the foot, badly injuring the same.
Joe now gets around with the aid
of a cane. .
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-09-22
NEWS OF NOTED PEOPLE.

President Roosevelt has denounced
rs tabrication-aa and -as wholly without
foundation in truth the report Of an
interview with him regarding the
terms Of peace between Russia and
Japan published in the Petit Paris
ienne of Paris.
President Roosevelt has sent mes
sage to Mayor Behrmann Of New OR.
leans in which he said that he expect.
ed to arrive in that city on Oct. "a
and that he should do SO If the people
wanted him to come then.
Baron Komura, the Japanese envoy
is suffering from q mild case of ty.
phoid fever. His condition is pro
'nounced satisfactory in every respect
and his, physicians expect an uninter-
rupted convalescence.
Miss Nan Patterson, the actress,
who was tried for the murder of
Caesar Young in New York, has mar
ried her former husband, Leon G. Mar
tin, from whom she was divorced
about three years ago.
President Harper of the University
Of Chicago has undergone another OPP
GRAFTON and according to statement
issued by his physicians he is resting
comfortably.
Field Marshal Lord Roberts visit to
America has been postponed and will
not be made this year.
Secretary of War Taft has sailed
from Yokohama for the United States.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-17

nuH mG "JHst giant me the moor. Tor
I've got only one minute. Mrs. Harland
and are going out, and the carriage is
at the door. This 10 what want to
say: OF course this kanItu business
Isn't big enough for me TO give II my
personal attention. but II you want 20
drop In your little ten thousand and
run the thing I'll put up the balance Of
the capital, whatever we may figure
out that II ought TO be. Wen talk that
over tomorrow. Goodby for the pres
ent."
And he shook hands vigorously and
skipped away as lightly as a boy. Aus
Tin remained In dazed condition, from
which he was unable to emerge even In
the presence Of Celia Harland.
In his apartments, however, aud IN.
der the calming influence OF good to-
bacco he was able to analyze the sItua.
tIon, and he behld II In three branches:
First.-Terry Ii the son OF the father
Of lies, but be meant to do me kind.
ness. Shall I betray him and wreck
his hopesi
second.-Mr. Harland has been strick.
en- with the fortunate delusion that I
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-17

throughout. the subsequent eonversa.
tion he chewed II as II II were bis
souls sustenance. But he did not do.
lay TO answer Austlns question. Be-
tween them on the leaf OF the desk he
laid book which had once been q
handsome product of the printers ART.
but was now battered and torn and
shrunken with many wettlngs. Austin
recognized II for volume OF south
sea sketches by an author so.lllustrlous
that bis name must be suppressed In
this affair. Terry opened the book at
Q place where a leaf was folded and
pointed to ; passage that ran az fol.
lows:
"It Ia not In the nature OF this worlds
governance that an Isle should be 30
blessed as Halenui above all its fel.
lows and not have an appropriate curse
to balance the account. This little land
Of plenty In the barren sea Is no safe
residence for strangers. II IL the an.
cestral home and present headquarters
Of the plague Of rheumatism, and,
though you shall have found yourself
immune in every other corner Of the
earth, here the invisible rack Of tor
turs waits for you, and within one
week you shall be stretched upon II
bowling. The natives indeed protect
themselves By the use Of a simple root
which grows In vast abundance some.
where IN the interior. It's secret n pre-
served from visitors and from ssideut
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-17

I15Id NM tfis truth. 'Tnars an right
said he, but don't mention II to Austin.
Hes got one Of those New England
coiisciences. They don't prevent men
from going Into games like this, but
they make them uncomfortable. He'll
% better. work II be doesn't know! SO
I've kept num-"
He drew himself up to his full height
OF nye feet four inches and tapped
pImself proudly upon the bosom of his
immaculate dress shirt. Austin sank
Into chair. covered his face with his
hands and laughed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-17
"N7R. TERRY would like to see
NMI you. sir" said the Office boy.
wv and then, percelving that

h yVuf Huf hatt hbN bhttV IVY
wv and then, percelving that
the name conveyed no mean
Ing to his chief. no added: Tinker
Terry. That's what he says. Tell Mr.
Austin It's the Tinker"
Austin bllnkcd at tho boy with The
manner OF one who ls waking from Q
dream. and, In fact, BIO had been 70
called from thoughts scarce nearer Il
reality than drcamland is.
! Tinker Terry ID dead" said hs
slowly. "IIe was drowned two year.
ago last April In the middle Of tho Pa
clhc ocean,"
''iIe looks II. sir" responded the boy
with timid grin.
''send him In" said Austin.
Presently there appeared ut the dooI
OF the private Office man who had In
deed been drowned. Fathoms deep had
he gone down amid the whirlpools ol
this world. and the epgulnng blllows
had sung In his ears.
He was short of stature and Of Q
starved leanncss; his worn. shiny black
clothes hung In folds and dropped as u
they were wet: n weather beaten hal
was In his hand, and the hair OF biz
head wns sleek on top, like q swim
mer's. falling over his ears In streaks
,of black and gray. though the man was
under thirty.
lie closed the door hastily behind hin
and. without waiting for welcome
drew u chair up to Austin's desk ant
began 20 pour forth d wild Odyssey
OF the south seas. He had a fiery gif
OF narrative style. and Austln's natura
dread OF what are called hard luci
stories" vanished In the inside Of OH,
minute. His interest took hold upor
the tale: hc followed II with eagerness
even with envy. for there iurkcd In him
u great unsatisaed appetite for adven
ture.
"But what was the object OF al
thisY' he demanded when Terry paus
Cd. What the deuce were you aftei
out theref Why were you 80 anxious
TO reach this island of-what do yot
can itr'
'Iiaienui," said Terry. THAT'S II,
name. And now I'll show you what
was after"
He drew from bis pocket little met
a box which had once contained wal
matches, but was now full Of irregular
fragments Of q yeliowish white sub
stance like tho dried root Of some plant
This is my treasure" said he. "a
faced nfty deaths TO get II. and. b.
lingo. succeeded. There's q ton Of 4
stored In Han Francisco In my name"
"A ton Of itr' gasped Austin.
"Oh. ! can got AZ much more ~ W,
need" said Terry. I've made all ID.
arrangements"
''But what's II fort What can yor
10 with itY'
Terry nervously selected q bit OF n,
root and put II into his meuth, and
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-17


am a good business man-the only kind
Of man lie likes or understands. II !
tell him the facts and reject this
scheme he will think am donkey.
Can risk thati
Third.-Mr. Harland has looked into
this game. and he believes that It win
win. His opinion is worth two OF mine.
To go into this with him and prove my
ability under his eyes and drive this
enterprise TO success 10 the short road
to heaven ON earth for me. Shall ever
have such another chancei
No one viii be In doubt about the
decision which Austin made from the
facts OF the case a. stated under those
three headings. Within O week the
partnership was formed. the money
banked. the game begun. Within q
month there were indications Of sue
cess. Terrys advertising matter had
begun to appear and to excite phenom-
email interest. Within q year a -four
ishlng business had been built up.
And one evening In his bachelor quar-
ter Austin announced his engagement
and accepted the cordial congratula-
tons Of his friend Terry, now changed
slmost beyond recognition and clothed
to the edge Of fashion.
II tell you, my son." said Terry,
there's no limit to brave mans
hopes In this big world. MI desperan-
dum'-there's the only motto. And II
any man has right to bear II have.
You've never realised. you've never un.
derstood. what went through. Two
years-two years. by jlngo-I struggled
to reach that rascally island and never
saw It. No, sir: was never within
800 miles OF Il"
'Neverr'
Certainly not At the end Of all
that cruising | landed In San Francis
CO with only sailors wages In my
pocket and my hopes no nearer than
they had been at the start. What did
! dof Despairi Not muchl could
not get this confounded kanltu. Very
well. said to myself that would not
be beaten. | made the stuff"
"Made itr'
Yes. sir. Listen to me. Ten years
ago there'd been a great rheumatism
cure on the market, but 1t failed be-
cause the proprietors didn't know how
to advertise. Now. knew how to ad.
vertise. but l hadn't any cure. Very
good. raised hundred dollsrs-beg.
ged it and bought the formula OF
Hawkins Old Home Remedy, the best
thing that ever was. I experimental
with a kind of snakeroot and discov.
cred that little stick Of 1t the size Of
q cigarette would soak up near table
spoonful Of the Old Home Remedy and
that the stuff worked better taken that
way than out of the spoon. By lingo.
Il knocked rheumatism siilyP'
Austin strobe across the room and
caught Terry By the shoulder with q |
grip that nearly broke hls bones.
Az JVN hAt0A W tCti hU tunh 4 uANu
bunkoed both the public and Douglass
Harlandf'
"Bunkoedr' cried Terry. "why. man,
you're public benefactor. From first |
10 last have We heard Of q single case
whore our remedy has faiiedt No, sir,
we haven't
But Mr.. Hariandi How can tell |
himi ] have cheated him.. have sto-
len bis daushteE. IT, -r
my dear fellow. Mr.. Hariand knows |
al about it--has known from the start. |
| had to tell him or he wouldn't come
Ia. IL you've got to depend upon q
cannibal chief for these goods,' said |
hs In our nrst Interview, you'll get |
stuck. Your supply ls beyond your
rcEtrnl, Its fatal weakness Then
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-17
A Treasure From the South Sea

By Howard Fielding Copyright 1905. by Charles w. Hooks
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-07-26
ltu,nfrichcuc Scrgar6citcr.

&6Gu, "a. 2ult. - @iner @eb,na
sufolae iprsden iib ole Srgone Der
Peraor6eitpr Iebr idarf Geaen ole
gergbeb0rOeu mo Die 3c6enpcrrpnl'
tuna anIGBli6 Ses llngliids IN Der
8rube o9oruiiia" aus. Sn oen 9ldt'
tern miro 5ebouptet, baB Die 3ohl Der
Soten mebr ais pier5ig betroge rno
6os Die omtIihe 8eteimtllerei it6er Die
gntItebun1 uno oen llmfang Der Snta'
ItroOhe pom ltebel iei
9luBerOem miro es aui Dos SeIttglte
aetaealt, ooB trob gegenteiligcn Ser
TpredJens faIt oae ahtbunbert arbeitel
entlaIien porben ieien, tueil atgebltd.
Der getrisb Der 3ed)e ollf lonae 3ett
ru6en ntiiIie. g8 miro bonlit Qeoroht,
bon ipenn bon Seiten oes 0tiniIte'
rfunts fciue 5ufrieoeniteltenOe gIuifld'
runo erfoIge, oie Siilfe ser @eri6te
onaerufen tperosn lpiirbe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-07-26
Sn ser 8elualt BON ganSitcn.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press

Sun 6ruuctsto, q. sui. -
Ser y@rumiuer" iagt beute:
9. 2. 2ooui5 BON bier bat iicb III
Cen Bergen BON GGrro DC Can ,Suan
bel San @loS in Rerifo, oe6unOen
m0 oefncbclt, in Ser 8elunlt bon
9onoiten 6eflrn0en, ober elm Scripres
den, 20iegcIO 5u 5ablen, bot tbm Oas
2e6en gerettet. lie 9anbiten bottcu
omiingIih Gle 9lbiibt, i'm lm3u6rin'
gen, nnhoem iie i'm nlSgcpIiinOcrt
bntten.
2oomis lit Superintendent elmer
Srltd,tbnnolrna in Son 9las uuo be.
fiu6ct iih uoblbebalten in Ger Staot;
er inat iibcr iein Gbenteuer:
.9luf Ser Riidfebr BON 5epio nur'
DC ih bon GGr6ern onaefollen NM
ouSQcpIiin6ert. Sf murOe gebunbcn
uno qefnebeIt unS noh elmer enqen
SdLudJt aeidIeppt. no idI oetotci
mcr6en iolte. 2Sh iiberreGete oie Ban,
6itcu. mid Ioufer Su loiien. in6em if
ihncu 5000 96ieaelN reriprof. gtber
idh bobe mein 8eriprehcn ridt gebaI'
ten. ionhcrn mir itatt beIien Elm @e,
tpebr gefouft."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-07-26
6flbfiebfr id
ent0fRt iuor0fn.
9r ggrl6c Sad" tritt in Der StaSi
Ylem Orleans aui.
Ida
DrbOrorn errifsn
lofcrt enrrsifdJ Gin
Urfabr Der Serbrcitnng Der Sendlc
nnr icbr geriug.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press


8ai6ington, q. ssuli. - Gis
geamten oes gun0e5. .Guarantane,
eicllites arbeiten Sano in SanO. mil
ben 8eiunobeit56eb0roen bon 9oui.
iiana, INN ole sIu&breitnng oeS @el6,
tiebers, an Dem geitern ein Stalienet
III 9tep Crleans gcitorben lit, 81 Der.
binoern. Ter iteQpcrtretenOc 8eneral.
or3t Or. @Iennan bat Gie 9ler5te q. It.
Guitcras aus Gairo, 7. s. Ri6aroion
aus Sauannab uno Soiepb @bite ouS
0loGile mad, 9ferp Orleans a6gsihidt,
INN Sen bort Itationierten Wilitar. uno
Dtdrihedr5ten 81 bclien. 9lae 0ie Stabt
oer!aiienocn &abn3iige tperoen ouig
ItrengIte tnteriud)t, um 3u perbinoern,
bob franfe ooer Der &rouf6eit Der.
oa6tige Berionen Die Staot perlciien.
Ntdn miro SIR llnterbriidung ser
aranfbeit oieielben Wet6ooen pie III
Sopqna, udmlidb SioIierung uno sIb'
idliebung Der &ronfen unO 8ernidD'
tltng Ser Stehmiiden, onpenben.
Or @lenman lit niht Der 9lniidIt,
bob cine oQgemeine GpiOemie 81 be-
fiirhten lit.
Rsm Orleans 81. Suli. - Ger
ft3otiihe 8cIunObaitSiuipeftor Gobnfe
erldBt folgenoe 9efnnutmnhung:
Set etluas ii6er elner @o6e IinS
@eIbiie6erf0Ile in einem beItimmten
StaOtteiI sur 9eo6o6tung gefommeu
un0 3ruar unter ser ei,raepanberteu
@epoIferung. 2luBerboIo oieIeS Staot'
tells iiro nur 5luei oOer orei Safe ge'
nclGct moroen. .
y8ir alaubsn 6ie Seu6e einiGr6n'
fen 3u f0nnen. @ir bolten iie fit
@eIbiieber. obrpobI mlr in sineul Sale
baS sieber 9enou feItaeItelt weroeu
fonnte.
nIie 8eb0roen lmO sic 9iirgcriGait
orbeiten Sano in SanO, nm iebe pei'
tere au$breitung Der SeuCbe 3u ber6ir'
6ern; mir iin0 Ser feiten lle6cr5ell'
guuq, onB lie itch ouf ibren eigcntltten
Sero bel0raftefl lino palo pernIpleH
Ioiien miro"
Soponnn. "a. Suli. - Get
9ompfero GrceHior" bon Ger Southern
&aciiic Morgontinie, Ser heute bier
bon Seem Orleans ongefommcn it,
brottc q, &oiiogiere. gie tpurOen
oQe fiini Gage in Quarantine acitedt.
Sur immune &erionen oitrfen Gas
Shiii betreten uno immune uer6en e8
o6IQbcn.
Ter Tompier n&igiloncio" bon Der
@ar6linie brohte unter on6ern 3pci
srouen ln6 einen Mnnn, ote on leif'
tenn 1Sieber lci0en, ans Sero Gru5.
Sic purben iioliert lmO 5ur Seobah'
tuna nod Dem Soipital 2aS 9lnimus
iiberfiibrt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-07-26
Gpm SricaSidIauvlaBe.
by the Associated Press

2onSon, "a. Suli. 49, Cine Ge'
peId]e meIOet, ooB Inn Sen SeiiB OeS
Sumenpaiies Elm beIti9er &I
tobt 10000 Sopmer greiien unter
6iibrun9 ocS Generals &uIegalua Die
9tuIien an. @ier Stiirme iinO bereitS
unter 9etpoltigen Gerllriten abge.
ihioQen morOcn Gte 9tuIien perteiGi'
gen jeoen 3oa oes 9OOenS.
@be ser aumpi oa9enein tuur6e,
arifieu 6ic Sopauer un6 9llbr obenGs
etnc ruIiiide Ste(lrmg Is Neilen un'
terbal6 BON &nlfjou an. Iie hIIien
bielten 6ie Soponer bis Wtitternuht
felt rmO 3oqen if Damn oli ibre
SouptubtpilunQ 3uriid. Ger Siif5ug
oinq o6nc @eihiitperluIte in gutter
Sr6nrnq Dor Iib; Oie r,riiiid)eu @er'
lutte bctrogen IS <1ote umb A. Ser
tprnGctc.
gGie ca hcii}t. boItcn sic Iuiicn bns
roroIiGc llicr oeS 5lHnenflltiie8. Sic
beieItiocu TIRE SteQun0en. neil iie
Der gLnitft iino, boB iih sic Snponer
tlrrh Nor6.Goren rlS iiber 6ie Goi.
iictbuht gegen 8fdSinoitod werien
rper0en.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-07-26
Dfrun )liiRtf
,ur lebten Rube.
Beiietnng Der Spicr Der &ataItrupbe
ani benz Bennington.
..GaA.
kll9rmrine 8et illguu9
DER Gfu0lkeruna.
Sciamt5aGl Der SOtcn iuirS jekt anf
50 IcriOnen gcidjGbt.

Gan 2iego, Gal., q. Sui. -
Gie Soten oss &anonenbootes Ben.
nin8ton." AZ 8eriouen, rpurOen ge.
tern in einem genleiniamen @rabe
6eigcieBt. Sic rulen in Dem fleinen
0iiIitarfrieobpie, ser li1 aui Dem
@ipiel oes Gorgcbirgss 2onog, mel.
dies Die 0udt pom StilIen G5ean
idsiOet, befiuOet. 3ie geiietnug er-
folate ob,Ie Uiuiif ODER &aroDe uub
NOR gan3 einfoh.
9lber iomobl ods Seer ais al6 bic
Slotte fan0eH iih ein, um osn 5oten
bic IeBte @6re 5u ertuciIen; nirS Sort
Hoiecrans fam Oie 10. 9lrtiaerie, aus
Der Stnot Gan 3iego Die Wlorineiol-
oatcnreierpe; ous Dem Sein Der Uni.
bcrial BROTHERHOOD eiue IN aaf6i ge.
fIciocte gtbteillm9; pom Gegicrungss
idliii ytSprtllne" cine 2ln5abl SeaIeute.
Die Sanptleiotrageu0en noren 0ie
so unpcrlcBten ooer leidt oerictten
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