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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-07
Relic of Cliff Dwellers.

That the cliff dwellers of the Mesa
Verde, in southwestern Colorado had
enemies there can be no question. In
nearly every one of their communal
buildings can be found towers and
lookouts with small windows or loop
holes commanding all approaches.
Usually these towers are part of the
main building, but occasionally they
aer detached and stand off at some
distance, being built up sufficiently
high to survey the country on all
sides.
One of these remarkable structures
has been found in Navajo Canon, and
is in a fine state of preservation. The
tower still stands on top of a sand
stone cone about thirty feet high and
is perfectly cylindrical. By the aid of
steps worn in the sandstone it is pos
sible to climb to the tower and even
to walk around it. The walls are
twenty-four inches thick. and, al
though the original height is not
known, the walls now IN place are
over nine feet high. This tower, ris-
ing from the bottom of the canon to
height above the surrounding rim,
commands a view of the adjacent
mesa, and was undoubtedly the view
point from which warnings of an ap-
preaching enemy could be sent out
to the cliff jewellers in the canon be-
low.
Considering the fact that about the
only known weapons these prehis-
foric people used were bows and ar
rows and spearlike implement, the
great fortresses and thick walls are
quite rnexplainable.
This remarkable structure is only
one of the many ancient remains that
can be found within days journey
of Durango.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-07
Soldiers Must Go Thirsty.

At noon Monday, by order of Gov
ernor George w. Steele, the canteen
at the Marion Soldiers Home was
discontinued. 1t goes out of business
for at least one year. The appropri-
alton bill passed by Congress carries
a clause providing that no portion of
any Government fund should be used
for the maintenance of State OF
national soldiers home in which a
canteen is maintained.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-07
Indiana and Missouri.

The. people of Missouri are lucky
Smallpox has broken out in the leg
islature and it is thought the body
will have to adjourn. 1t would be a
pretty good thing if the smallpox
would break out in the Indiana legis-
lature, but DR.. Hurry has the small
pox microbes pretty we'll killed of
and the members of the legislature
are safe.-Columbia City Post.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-07
For Statute of Gen. Wallace.

The Senate measure which provides
an appropriation for the erection of
statute of Gen. Lew Wallace in the
Hall of Fame at Washington, was
passed by the House by vote of
81 to A. Party lines were drawn,
the Republicans all supporting the
measure
REPRESENTATIVE Honan of the minor
ity sought to have the bill indehn-
itely postponed, but failed The bill
is now ready for the signature OF
the Governor
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-07
SEED CORN SPECIAL.
Night Meeting, March 9Th, 7:S0 In
the Court Room, Plymouth, Ind.

This meeting is held under the au-
spices of Purdue University Agricul-
tural experiment station.
PROGRAM
Music
Opening remarks. S. Schlosser, Ply
mouth.
Importance of Corn in Indiana.
d. F. Maish, Frankfort, Pres. State
Corn Growers Association
Music
Field Selection and Storing. .......
J. p Davis, Sheridan
Music
Testing and Grading ......
Prof. G. 1. Christie, Purdue Univer-
sity, Lafayette.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-07
Squirrel Bill Settlement.

The Senate concurred in the report
of the joint conference committee
with reference to the squirrel law
amendment. The Senate receded
from its position in favor of three
years closed season, and the House
amendment making the open season
for killing squirrels begin on July 1
instead of August l, continuing until
November 1.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-07
Assessors Begin Work.

All of the township assessors and
many of their deputies, met Friday
with the county assessor and received
their supplies and instructions. They
have until May 18th to complete their
work, the time being fixed by statute
Very explicit instructions were Civ
EN- the assessors and their deputies,
in the expectation of getting fair
appraisement of real estate, which
will be made this year, and an equa
assessment of property for taxation
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-07
Aged Men on Jury.

This week as an example of the
longevity of the native mountaineer
of Kentucky, three members of jury
in a murder trial at Jackson were
past so years of age. They are Reu-
ben Lovely, "a; Hanly Haddix, 50,
and Al Bowman, 81. The average
age of the eight other jurors is II.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-07
Clerks Giving Up Fees.

faEiye former clerks of the supreme
l.<ourt have been asked to return fees
taken by them while in Office This
is said to be in violation OF the law.
The present clerk, Fitzpatrick, says
thousands of dollars are involved
Bob Brown, the last clerk, has re-
turned $4,000 A M. Sweeney, of
State Life insurance fame, is includ-
ed in the five The action is wholly
friendly, but if refused the state may
bring court proceedings
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-07
Is Not Insane.

The Milford Mail claims Arthur
Griffiths is not insane in a St. Louis
hospital as reported. The trouble is.
the Mail says, that Griffiths is nol
fully understood in ST. Louis and the
people there noticing how odd he is
think him insane.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-07
MARSHALL County Medical Society.

The Marshall County Medical So
ciety has fine program for its thir-
ticth annual meeting at the city hall
in Plymouth. Thursday. March IA
Drs. Loring, Stephens and Aspinall
are members of the committee Of ar
rangements. DR.. Edison of Bourbon
is president of the society.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-07
For Sale.

A FIVE room cottage, with summer
kitchen. Good repair, cheap. Box
AZ 2s-3t
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-17
TALK OF TIE TOWN

Our telephone number is lis.
Bandmaster Wassem is seriously
i'll with lagrippe.
John Nihill and ]. Baum are
spending a week in Spokane,
Washington.
]. G.. Whitlock is assisting
George Smith at the bank building
in Bruneau.
]. H. Boyle and wife of Bradley,
South Dakota, registered at the
Turner House Tuesday. They came
out to look the country over.
r. L. Whitson of Grand View
was in tow Monday on business
and incidentally paid his daughter
Lillian, at the Turner House, a
visit.
With each dozen cabinet photos
taken of the baby at Helms studio,
is given away free Of charge a
handsome baby album. Call and
see them. 37tf.
c. E. Mortrudc, the Seattle real
estate man, is here in the interests
of the Great Western Beet Sugar
company, and incidentally visiting
his brother, c. c. Mortrude, treas
urer and general manager of the
Garrett Mortrudc Canal company.
Experts who have recently WIS.,
tied the property of the Mink Greek
Coal and Gas company of Pocatello
located near that city, are off the
opinion that coal will be encoun-
tered within a few feet of the pres
cnt face of the drift and are also
of the opinion that the coal will be
of a superior grade of anthracite.
L. w. Corrigan, representing the
Scientific American, which is now
placing on the market Amer.
icana," the great American Ency.
clopedia was in town this week,
and as result of his visit this of.
flee will in short time be in pos.
session of this very necessary, reli.
able and up to date work of refer
encc. The old Encyclopedia Britain.
MICA had become so obsolete, and Sc
many thousands of new subject:
have developed in the last few
years that some work had TO b,
published thoroughly covering the
field, and besides America hac
until now never had representa-
tive work of reference. Lawyers
doctors, ministers, in fact no maj
who desires to be we'll posted car
afford to be without this work.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-17
Subscribe for the Maverick.

Subscribe for the Maverick.
Mrs. M. E. Hove is ill with
lagrippe.
Tom baltimore of Thurman was
a business caller here Tuesday.
John Mitchell of Bruneau was in
town the latter part of last week.
Mrs. I. F. Walters went to Boise
last Saturday on matter OF bust
ness.
The Sub Rosa club met at the
home of Mrs. Fred Daniels Tuesday
evening.
Miss Cecil Murl by, after an at
tack of the mumps, is again at
tending to her duties in the pri-
mary room of the public school.
At the Congregational church on
next Sunday evening Mr.. Louis w
Everson will render an unpublished
sacred tenor solo, the words and
music of which were composed by
the singer.
The village fathers have decided
that Mountain Home has about
reached that stage in its career
when a building devoted exclusively
to its use has become a matter OF
policy and public necessity, and
have accordingly purchased the two
lots adjoining the law office of j.
M. Owen, upon which a commo-
diotts and practical structure will
soon be erected.
Marshal George, who was quite
i'll with lagrippe for several days
last week and this, is now out o.
bed and able to move around. He
SAYS the extreme kindness of hi:
friends and scquaintanccs and the
people generally during his Hines:
) was as pleasant as it was unlocked
; for. and doubts if there is anothci
town in the universe where he
would have been made to feel a:
much at home as here.
Sam Oglesby of Valley City
North Dakota, one of the heavies
North Dakota holders of land in thi:
vicinity, together with G. w. Mel
, ton of Tower City, North Dakota
and H. c. Larson of Or iska, NORTH
Dakota, arrived in town Tuesday
, A large party was expected by g. B
Thomas at this time, but on accoun
/ of the heavy snowfall, extreme cold
and the difficulty of finding help t
look after their farms and stool
i during their absence, the balanc
, of the party were compelled t
postpone their trip until later.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-17
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Rev. c. E. Mason, Pastor.

Rev. c. E. Mason, Pastor.
Last Sunday following the week
of prayer and anticipating the evan
gelistic meetings of this week, was
of special interest, as marked by
large congregations. Mrs. Rhoades
sang solo in the morning and
Mr.. Everson the tenor solo and
Miss Bunk the alto solo of the
evening anthem. Mrs. Spring is
organist again. Mr.. Everson, Mrs.
Eaton, Miss Hobbs and Mrs.
Coomber are recent and strong addi-
lions. The evangelistic meetings
this week at 80 each night except
Saturday. The attendance has
doubled and the interest is deepen
ing. Mr.. Hilborn leads the singing.
The lay help is marked feature.
There will be a short address by
the pastor each night. Rev. Mr..
Ethel assists. Services next Sum
day at IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school at IL. Junior En-
deavor at 4. Y. P. S. c. E. at
80.
Let every reader lay to heart the
following pledge by Rev. Francis
E. Clark: Trusting in the LORD
Jesus Christ for strength, promise
Him that / will pray daily for a re-
vival in my church and society and
town, that l will cooperate in any
wise methods to secure such spirit
ual awakening, and that l will
strive personally to bring at least
one person to saving knowledge
of Christ.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-17

Our telephone number is l18.
Promoter M. H. Coffin of Boise
was in town yesterday.
Miss Jessie Purdue of Little
Camas is stopping at Mrs. Long
fellows while being treated by DR..
Mather for an affliction of the eyes
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-17
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCt

ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Archdean Jennings, of Nampa,
Rector.
Preaching service every Sunday
evening at 8 200.
Sunday school at 1900 every
Sabbath.
rhe Guild meets every Tuesday
afternoon.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend these meetings.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-17
OREGON SHORT LINE TIN
TABLE

West Bound-No. S, 12:55 q. m.
No. 1, ID 40 a. m
East Bound-No. 6, 900 p. m.
No. 2, 6:25 a. m.
F. E. Austin, Agent.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-06-13
YoIittihes.

Tas repIblitaniIhe grecntipe Go
mite bon Justaramas @ountp bat lih
fir William 8. Salt fur prdlioent
ertldrt.
Die repubIitaniihe 5taotstonbention
bon penn'plpanien bat ben Bunbesie=
notor &noI fur oas Brdlioentenamt
inoorllirt.
Ser aroBe &eformvr Rooiebelt ber.
meieert Gtloboma Die Nufnatme als
stant. neil nahrideinlih bic Denrs
traten bel Der ndhfen prdliotntenmabl
seminnen wiiroen.
9lm Tetprotionstaae belt 8uiroes.
ienator sSordter Die iJelfreoe. Ser 8eo=
ner fuarnte in isinen Nusfnbrunaen
tuieberholt bageaen. bar Die amerita=
n,lhe Nation lih cine Nrt Napoleor
auf ben 0als labeH iollte. St nannte
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Mann. Der WiQens unb fabig iei, bic
Sole zines amerifanliaen Napoleon gu
unternebmen.
Terrence 9. Yowoerla, Der friibere
PrdHoent Der Gni9hts Of 2abor, ipuroe
am Mitt,uod gum @bef Der rellen Sn=
formations 9ibifion i'm Ginmanoe=
rungs Bureau beg Gepartements Yiir
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sal1r betrd9t So. 500 i'm Sabr. pon=
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@ras aemohlen uno 10 tparb pomoerlp
in aler Stile tpieoer nit einem Wmte
berlor9t.
0ie @eiebsebuns bon Seem Yort bat
Elm @eieb erlahen, tpelhss cine Wlters=
perioraung fur pferbe bsauedt. Die I'M
0Hertliben Oienlte alt uno i6tuad ae=
poroen lino. Dieie Pferoe meroen in
3utunft in Elm 9eim gebraft tperoen.
ND lie ibr 2eben bsihlisben 'f0nnen obne
arbeiten su miilien. sh0n uno gut.
Wdre es aber ni1t ib0ner uno bsher.
tpem man fur Weniden. Die ib., 2eben
lang, fpie bic Bferbe aearbsitet baben.
cine 8eriorguns ftlr lire alten Sage
shaffen t0nnie?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-06-13
Hnlann.

Sn Der Nabt bonn z. auf ben s.
Stunt murbe bel Der .GrtIhaft Sort i'm
Staate S0inois ourd einen Ortan aer=
fort. Webrere perionen biibten babel
oas 2eben elm uno sablreiAe unoers
lpuroen berlebt. IS beibt. DaB in Dort
minoeltens 80 DduIer Don Dem Ortane
um9eblaien Dur0en.
Sn Der ndmliden Nadt aiug bel benz
Dorfe @raoppille i'm iiiolihen -Sbeile
BON &entufp Elm Woltenbru1 nieoer,
pelder ad,t @duier fortluuib uno 10
bis Is Yerionen oas 2eben toltste.
g}itola be Eaplan. Der iriibere Mt=
tade oes ruilii6en 2oniulats in @biea=
90. oeHsn @elbleht bisber I'M 3uei=
fel mar. 1T oifi3iel fur eine Trau err
tldrt mcroen. Gieis @utlheiouue
lpuroe bon Dem Gidter Cutting MI
probatseridt abseseben. uno eie Jolae
lit. baB Srall Nnna De 9aplcn, Die nit
be Raplan als oelieu 6rau Sulammen=
eele5t bate. nibts BON, benz auf 10000
aDae10aBfen Jfa0lQB erDalter Dlr0.
@eorae &buoins bon Snnianapolis,
Elm mebrfaber Mllliondr, purbe irr=
linnis ertldrt. Nm 81. Sanuar os.
Ss. berbeiratbete er fi6 in oer Office
zines 2ouispiller Jrisoensri1ters nit
Glma Dare. Der IYeliberin zines Greu=
benbauies in esnotanapolis. melbe i'm
entfil1rt baben ioa.
Dr. Mruolo grant BON Berlin. Elm
peri6nliber 3eprdientant oes beutfben
GaiIers, bat Die aroBe Gieloide 3uht-
farm bel Xerinaton. Gp.. aepahtet.
Dr. Jrant bot ben Wuftra9. cine 9r6=
bere Nn3abl CUTE aH,eritanilde pferoe
fur oas oeutlbe Sifi3ierstorps onau=
taufen uro oieie pferoe lperben auerit
alif bic Garm aebraht uno baum nat
9eutldIanb btribift iperoen.
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9agesneut9fetten.
phtn.

Sn Glepelano puroe ON lebten
Donneriiag bic 2elhe oon lDArion
Maialstp. As Sabre alt. Der In elmer
Drabtfabrit beihdfti9t mar. aus oem
Gbio uno Gtie Ganal ae3oaen. Sic
mar bonn &opf big OIL Die 6iiBe ieii init
oiinnem 9Sa6t umlpifelt. Die Muss
feln maren auIammenaesoaen. pie es
iheint, in Gol9e Der Deraweijelten Ye=
mubun9en bes Mannes. l6ne 6eleln
gu iprenaen. Moialstp 1T ohne 3pei.
fel ermorbet iuoroen.
en Glepelano baben Warearet @ur=
tis, IL Sabre oft. uno ibre asbn Sabre
alte Shpeiier 0elen in Der Wobnung
ibrer @roBeltern in ielbltm0roeriiher
Nblibt @attenaift ein9enommen uno
| lino an Den 6claen oqpon 9eitorben.
Wie n,on bort. nuroen Die Rinoer BON
Der @rpbmutter iebr bart bshanbelt
uno bies bat Die Rinoer in ben Sob
getrieben.
Nm Sonntae friib murben in
Warhspille Die @eloihrdnte in ter
Wablmiible bon S. @. Spurrier &
ESobn uno ouf Dem 8ig Sour Bahn=
bof selprenst.
I'm ein Gino bor Dem ueberfabren-
tueroen ourd iein Nutomobil gu retten,
fuhr Or.. g. W. 9artlep bon Sollans=
burg am 5Srsitas in Yiqua oirett in
cine Sub. bic Dem Gino Die 6lnht bor
oem ssabraeu9 periperrt bate, binein.
Oas 5bier puroe get0btet unb Dr.
9artleD tpuroe aus Der Mafhine ber=
auseeibleuoert, babel beiDe Mrme bre=
6eno uno li9 innerlibe 8erlebungen
| 3u3iebeno.
Nn ben Noleen bon Yermunoun3en.
Die er erlitt, als er Dor orei Sa6ren
einsn ginbreher in ieiner gDohnung
betdmpfte. 1T 9luauit S9marb in
gDoolter, 78I Sabre alt, am Sreitag 9e=
itorben. Ser Mann mar ieit ieinem
&scontre nit Dem Ginbre6er infolae
Der Nufregun9 p6ai9 suiammensebro.
ben uno bate bis gu ieinem 5obe in
itdnoiser Nnsf selebt.
Sn Glpria 1T am s. Suni Die l6
Sabre alte War9aret Butler, Der am
Getorationstaa bel Dem 5rollep gar=
unfaa in iener Staot beoe Bsine 3er=
mamelt nuroen. Ddbreno Der Naht ge=
itorben. Sie 3abl Der 3ooten iii 6Dlae
Der &olliiipn belduft iid iebt auf adt.
Die anoeren lehs sdwerDerleBten wer=
ben ipabrI6einlib NIT Dem 2eben oa=
UontOmmen. Ser Wotornier 6rduen=
oiener. Der fir Die. Gollilion eerant=
nortli9 aebalten miro, beIinoet ii1 ge=
gen $4,000 giir9ihaft in ,sreibeit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-06-13

Summer brei 1T bic lpunoerbare
@liidssabl bon Geo. 8. parris bon @e.
oar>@robe. Me., aemdb einem Briefe
uel1er lautet: .NaA bielen 2eiben uno
2eber= uno Nisrenbeidperoen uno na1<
bsm id burd meine uer9ebliden Benii.
bun9en. 2inoeruns gu finben, b0hit
entmutbigt mar. periu6te id electric
Bltters nit Dem @reebniB, bab itb beIts
Elm geiunoer Mann bin. Die erfe
Glafhe beruriadte 2inoerun9 uno brei
Jlaiben boQenoeten Die peilun9.
Wis yelte auf @roen aarantirt 9eoell
Wlagen=. 2eber= uno ytierenleiben. So
rantirt bon %. 9. peter's Npotbete.
Sn peters Mpotbete wiro beuti9 geipro.
doen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-06-13
9reiSdertht.

Sm Gteiseeridt, lpeltes lebte Wo9e
bier ta9te, muroen folgenoe Gntibei=
ounaen abge9eben
@barles &ipple seeen Sacob %.
Nei9bbor In Seem @omerstomn ipuroe
oas urtbeil oes Common Pleas 8eri1=
tes befdti9t. Gipple mar ourb cine
SDnamlt=@rploliDn in elmer Gpblenmi=
ne berlebt tporoen uno bate oarauf bin
sine etooinsriab''aae on9dnais as=
SIN pro3elie Jrant Is. Smith sesen
Die Geepes Goal 80. wuroe oas llrtbeil
oeS unteren Beribtes pieoerruien uno
t0nnen Die parteien nun.spisoer fsiI6
anfangen.
Wm. 8amble segen Die @oiben Goal
So. Oas urtbeil oes untern 8eribts
waro beitdti9t uno ebenio aud i'm
pro3ebe bon gnna 6. Blunt gesen
Mleranoer McGonalo.
Sm pro3elie BON RoOlof @ombert
ge3en %. q. Yairo u. VI. CAB oas @e=
riAt eine gnti1eioung 3u @unfen bon
8ombert. IS banoelt lid um oas
Gigentbum elmer @as9elelllhaft bon
Stem @omerstomn.
2euis @. 0ilton seaen @reenburp
W. 0ilton u. u. MbiAdBun9 angeolo-
net.
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Wdt. Die Mrtttcn!

9es 9r6Bten beutifeu 9itbters ftDnfte Ji2ur.
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bic Serritune fd sebieteriI9 anmelbst bura &upi-
ibuter5, uebelteit Spnbel= nnb Sbnntadbtsanfdlle,
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4eber unb Nerenleiben, ipdiert9e anIhpelnn9en Der
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baB man b ein tbbtlid3es Seiben bolt Segen ben in
Iplber Dual brobenoen Cob lift aber bod Elm &raut ges
,patbeu pber beiier 9elast es fnb nebrere &rdnter
aus beren heiIfrdttsen Sdten bic berbmten ct Ser.
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tagtdslid Cure Seinnobeit mebr Serritet nnb bamit
bas mabre SebenS9lid nntergrdbtl Sn auen Npo=
tbeten fir 25 Gents.
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SenfMat eittgesuetbt.

Mm Sonntas mar Elm Sober 5elttaa
fur bic 9euti9en in @lepelano, oenn
an oieIsm Sage wuroe oas Sdi0er=
@oetbe Eentlnal in @aoe Yarte eitiae=
meibt. An Der paraoe, Die bon Dem
id0nlten gBetter be9inltist mar, be-
tbeilieten ii6 100 9ereine.
Gein unfaq uno teine unannebm=
lihteit irsenowelder slrt forte Die
paraoe Doer oas 6ef. Sm pollIten
5inne oes Wortss lmpolant uar auf
Dem 6eloplabe Der Nu'marib oes 6ab=
renmaloes. Die etma 80 Yereinsfab=
nen. in oeren 3abl Oas Sternenbanner
Die 0auptrolle ipielte, bel oenen aber
Die ibmarS roth aoloenen &eibsfar=
ben une Die SpesielIarben oelhlder
Stamme ni6t feblten, lpar~srobartls.
prompt nm 2:30 ubr be9ann Die
eissntlidoe Jetlidtelt in Waoe part,
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