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Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28
VIII Meet at phiIip

Warren Young, chairman of the
Democraticcounty central COMMITTEES
of Stanley county has issued a call
for a meeting OF the democrats of
Stanley county to be held at Philip
on the evening Of Thursday, March
II, for the purpose Of organizing a
Bryan Club and for the purpose of
perfecting a strong working organi-
Zation for the coming campaign.
Democrats from all parts of the
county are urged ia be present at
this s~1neetirg and take part ia map
ping out a campaign to win. Stanley
county has enough good men in the
Democratic ranks to fill out a ticket
in which all parts Of the county are
represented, and every man one
whom, il elected, will ali the Office
with credit to both himself and the
county The thing to do is to get to-
gether and see that only that class OF
Iaen are placed in nomination. Fort
Pierre News.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28
Aged lIomesteader

Iona. S. D., Feb. a. Commodore
Ciayton,who died here at the age Of 1l2
years, was doubtless Tie Oldest none-
steader in the United States, having
taken out a claim here when he was
LOT. He farmed his land we'll, despite
his years, and until few montha VI
his death Vas as vigorous as man
Of SO.
Mr.. Clayton was born in Tennessee
in Lbs, and as a boy was working on
his fathers farm when the senior
Clayton was a soldier in the army of
General Andrew Jackson in the war
OF 1872. He was one of tlle members
of the Brigham Young party Of pill
grims that wandered to Salt Lake
City in 1877
Mr.. Clayton came to this vicinity
about fifteen years ago and after five
years proved u9 on a quarter section
Of rich land. His mental faculties
and eyesight up to the time of his
death were unirapaired.
N n 4 a ! -.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28
The Fate OF The Beef Steer

Hush-a-by, Long Horn, your pards are ali
sieepin'
stop your durn miilin' an tossin' yoar head.
WaVin' your no rs, so onrestful. an sweepin'
AT 81 th' beef herd with eyes big an red.
Rtehhe you know when you're PAWN the dlst
up,
8ellefiu' ugly an switching your taii;
Mebhe You know you are neariu' fh' bust-ap
Nearia III quittin place end OF TIL trai!
say, it's queer trail that you've rot to foiler,
Scattered all over tn face or th land
All Of you made into goods bat tn hol.er,
Part Of you bottled an port Of sou canned
Wait till they're through WITH yon till yoa
knock unier,
You've got 50 ticilish journey 70 go.
All of Tn ronnd-ups between here an thunder
Couldn't locate yfu, they II scatter goa 50.
You think we CROWD gou ran"n have to 70
faster,
Gou amt all steak you'll discover that too;
Wait til they put sienr red hair into plaster,
Boil down your hoofs into stickum's Best
Glne
All of IN grief IN this world amt bad weather;
BETTER lie down there al take short snooze
Wait Till tiey tan yoar tough hide into leather
Wait till some felifr Is weafin your Shoes
You don't know waere sou win have to 40
roaminf,
What viii be easea an what will be worn;
Mebbe some women in New York will be
cornbin'
Out her back hair with piece of your horn.
Mebbe tn same tiine your tail will be sraveIln'
Cooked into soup for some tendeIfootss feed.
Oh, YOU are In for a fearful unrayelin'
All OF your innartls gone on stampede.
Better lie down there an rest up, OF Ranger
fon amt nigh come TO the end Of your trail:
Mebpe some woman. to you perfect stranger,
WIN brush up crumbs with TIL end OF your
tail.
Don't pay TO be too elurn proud OF your heller,
You amt tn only bad beef steer up north.
Wise to remember that no liyin' feIler
Ever can tell what day Will bring forth,
i. w. Foley.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28
Notice

We the undersigned, draymen OF
Philip, hereby announce that after
March lst the ps"rhat .is ayage from
depot 70 patrons WhtR2p a. siaased
from three cents per hundrear Nj
to four cents per hundred p5n. -
with minimum rate Of fifteen cents.
G. S. Lariner
Bare & Aldficl
A. O. Putnam
40-2
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28
AIDES NOMINATION SPEECH


! George AIDE, author of Fables in
Slang, and sundry other things, has
left the field Of literary humor for
politics, As he is the Indiana dele
gate who it is said Will present the
name of Fairbanks to the National
Republican convention, it seems that
his attempt to run away rom hisTec-
orr as a iumorist is not hoN'ling
success. But perhaps Ade's keen
sense Of humor will run away with
him. Those who have read AIDES
funny books can well imagine him
making q speech nominating 1air-
| banks in the following strain:
/ "Mr. Chairman ana Gentlemen of
| the Republican National Convention
and delegates from New York: l
come not to praise Caesar: merely to
nominate him. / come not as first
aid TO the injured bot as George AIDE
the inpeccable. (Appiause) Harsh
destiny has given me the role Of a
clown, but soul and heart lurk be-
meath this humble Fifth avenue sack
-Gl.vL, III t..e ,.u.- c,.4c With the
royalties on lna College Widow and
The County Chairman'-and Indiana
today cries ont to you OF all corners
of the nation that her rich gifts III
genius OF all degrees, ages, colors ami
at least a cOgnle OF sexes Ahe asks i'm
Ireturn but a single and modest boon.
That boon, Ar. Chairman. gentlemen
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28
CHURCH DIRECTORY
Presls, terian

REV. L. CARMoN BELL, MINISTER
Preaching on the 2nd 3rd and 4th
Sundays Of the month at l10o a. N.
and 1880 p. m. Sunday school at 1000
d. m. Services held i'm the new church
on west Pine street. Everyone most
cordially invited
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28
Basket social

Under the auspices OF the ladies
aid OF the NJ f. church, u basket
social viii be given al the opera house
Tuesday evening, March Bird Ladies
bring baskets gentlemen tleir
pocket books. One and all bring q
smiling face and be pre- pared to have
a good time.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28
NJ. +. Church
PETER I. KING, PASTOR

Preaching every alternate Sunday
at ll:00 a. m. and 1870 p. m. Class
meeting every alternate Sunday after
Sunday school. Sunday School every
Sunday at 1890 a. m.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28

DR.. r. B. Driver, dentist, wishes to
announce to his patrons aud friends
that on and after February Sth he
will spend three days every week
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
at Philip. ONCE ia the new Cullen
building on Pine street (upstairsl
with DR.. Burns.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28

along the river for several miles, and
as soon as the survey is accepted it
will be formally opened TO settlement.
But such action will not place any
great amount of the tract at the dis
posal of would-be settlers, as all the
desirable tracts were sqaatted upon
years ago, and are being held 10y peo-
pie who viii haye the preference of
filing upon the tracts.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28

Have a few teams broke and un-
broken geldiiigs for sale. E. A. Nor
rison, Iopbar. s. D.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28

N. B. switzer, a government in
spector of surveys, has been at old
Fort Bennett to inspect the surveys
of the reserve strip left from the
Cheyenne river down TO the old fort
while the agency yet remained south
Of Cheyenne river. This tract COM
prises a little over township strung
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28

The citizens Of Interior are agitat-
ing county division, and intend to
have petitioners in the field shortly.
They want old Jackson county given
back in it's original proportions.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28

The Black Hills mission has def
initely decided to build an academy
at Hot Springs.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28

The kadoka Kommercial Klub,
which was recently organized, are out
for the betterment Of kadoka's condi-
tions. The first thing they propose
to do is TO establish a newspaper in
their town that will work for kado-
ka's interests. Enough capital stock
was raised in one day to install the
Necessary equipage for publishing a
paper. Nearly every business man in
town is behind the new enterprise
and will help push it TO the front.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28
OUB CANDIDATES.
EXCHANGE GlEhaIHGS

happenings in C01ntg and state
Some items art rchashcd some Civ
an credit where credit is due, and
some are Swiped bodily.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28

Cottonwood organized q bucket
brigade.
4. 5, Mott has soli his store at Cot
tonWaod to / g. Rusn
&l)J an acre was pai for a truck
patch near Fort Pierre.
The scho0I30usa at nlatt. south of
Cottonwood, was burned Wednesday
night of last " eek
Fort Pierre will have a number Of
substantial brick buildings erected
in the nest few months.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28

a syndicate Of five farmers in the
n2iE'1b2rinoi Of Paaba have purch-
ass Il pcs H"eaking outfit, and will
te.l Up IT,, ,-l in that locality.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28

e. L, Sem was here Tuesday and
went on to Topbar to complete ar
rangements for putting in the paper
there. The outfit is on the way and
a substantial building is being built
and in week or two the "Western
Ranger will make it's appearance in
the newspaper world Old Trail
Herald.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28

The question Of division of the big
counties west Of the Missouri river
has resolved itself into question Of
providing county seats for the ambi-
tious towns OF this section. If all of
these towns have their ambitions re-
allied, the western counties will leven-
tually be smaller than those in the
eastern part of the state, says the
Sioux Falls Argus Leader.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-28

Baled hay fol- sale. Robinson Bros.
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sa s Gin
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gsobe gum &aufe an9ebpten su
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-16

H&ssstt Der os1e Rlas sum Stnscnfe BON Spe3ere,'
ssaarrH unb sSrorifpHeu. Iurch prttpdbreIoe ueu
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Jhg toer ct finosu bag Die gpaaren Don better GHa'
htkt uxb oit ~ cite ute hno.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-16

unere 9lnSDab geppiden 2durn unb Meotter 1T au
erob uuO es lDerben bic Hee lcrntrstest Oeben orsu
ibaffen.
soaataf9irme, 3egeai6irme, GdLfr.
g. ~. 8urrp's neller @tDre.
asp 9btlapaYsia, obie.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
RANKIN JURORS
UNABLE TO AGREE
Vote Stands Nine for Acquittal
and Three for Conviction
After Long DeIiberation
Man Accused of Embezzling
Ocean Shore Railroad Bonds
Will Face New Trial

The trial of Charles C. Rankin.
charged with the embezzsement of
bonds Of the ocean Shore railroad. end
ed yesterday in the jury disagreeing,
standing nine for acquittal and three
for conviction. The jury was dis
charged by Judge Conley shortly after
noon. The jury had been out since D
o'clock the previous afternoon.
The balloting showed considerable
f1uctuation during the period of delib-
Grafton. The first ballot Friday gave
seven votes for conviction and FIVE for
acquittal. The jurors argued until late
at night, but the vote was the same
when they retired to bed. Yesterday
morning there was a change on the
the first ballot, the vote standing six to
six. Later in the day other jurors We're
drawn over to the not guilty side, and
finally the vote was nine to three.
The jury came into court during the
morning and asked that some testi-
mony be read over TO them. When they
came back shortly after noon they in
formed the judge there was no possi-
bic hope of q verdict, and he dismissed
them Rankin was ordered into Gus
tody and taken to the county jail
The defendant was alleged by the
prosecution to have entered into con-
spiracy with John j. Lynch to secure
40 bonds from the Ocean Shore railroad
as security for a loan of $4,000 and
then sell the bonds. His defense was
that he sold the bonds at Lyneh's re-
quest in the course of business trans
action.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
WINS PERMISSION
TO VISIT CHILDREN
Court Orders Albert E. Sutton to
Permit Former Spouse to
See Little Ones
Divorced Wife of Architect Tells
Judge She Is to Again Marry
Upon Final Decree

Mrs Ethel II Sutton, divorced wife
OF Albert E. Sutton. a well known
architect. Is to marry Arthur E. Mont
gomery. said TO be an investor and
promoter. as soon as the divorce decree
becomes final This viii be in six
months.
When Mrs. Sutton appeared in Judge
Grahsms court yesterday to support
her petition to have Albert Sutton pun
ished for contempt because he had not
allowed her TO see her children for two
months she was accompanied by Mont
gomery He sat beside her throughout
the hearing. The ex-husband was in
court but kept his eyes studiously
averted from Mrs. Sutton and her
nance. Mrs. Sutton is worth about
$1,000 in her own right, all Of which
was expressly reserved TO her when
her husband obtained his decree of
divorce.
Upon the advice OF Judge Graham,
the trouble over the children was COM
promised and an unpleasant hearing
sverted Sutton admitted the state
ments Of the mother of the children
that he had not permitted her TO see
them for two months past. Under the
terms OF the decree she was allowed
10 visit them once every two weeks in
the presence OF q person designated by
the father. Attorney c. W. Durbrow,
representing Sutton. offered to call
witnesses 10 show why the mother had
not been accorded the right the decree
allowed her. and asked that the court
be cleared. Strong objection to this
course was taken by Hiram W John
son, attorney for Mrs Sutton. who in
sisted that il any charges were to be
made they should be made in open
court.
There ere a number Of keyhole de-
tectives here ready to testify against
Mrs. Sutton,H said Johnson. rs Mr..
Montgomery the man your witnesses
will mention2"
Yes. he is the man." answered Dur
brow
Then 1 say the court should not be
cleared, but everything should be
open" Johnson insisted.
Judge Graham said he agreed that
the courtroom doors should not be
closed. but he urged the parties to
come 10 an understanding. He then
had a long talk with Sutton. and also
conferred with the attorneys in cham
her. Johnson informed the Judge that
Montgomery and Mrs. Sutton were to
be married. To Sutton the Judge said
il would be nothing short Of barbarism
10 prevent a mother from seeing her
children.
IN the end he made an order permit
ting Mrs. Sutton 10 remain with the
children the whole OF one day every
fortnight in the house of their father.
but not 10 take them out. The decree
was modified 50 that the presence of a
person designated by the father will
not be condition. The contempt cita-
tion against Sutton was discharged.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
TURNS DOWN SCHEME
TO SAVE INTEREST
City Attorney Long Gives His
Opinion on Fire Protec-
ton Bonds

City Attorney Long sent an opinion
TO the board Of supervisors yesterday
that the scheme proposed by the finance
committee to save interest on most of
Sl,50O.000 worth of fire protection bonds
would not work. He held that award
ing" contract and letting a con-
tract were processes that could not be
out of the difficulty was to make sepa-
rate contracts entirely, calling for bids
for portion only of the $1,000 600
worth of pipe needed and when that
supply neared exhaustion calling for
more.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
DEUTsCHER CLUB TO GIVE BAIL

he eighth annual ball and bancuet
Of the DeutScher club viii be held
November i AT Golden Gate hall.
Every effort has been made TO insure
the success Of the banquet and the
committee in charge of the entertain
ment will be assisted by Ferris Hart
man and Paul SteindOrf, with the lat
ferls orch hesfra
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
NATIVE SONS PLAN links

National parlor No 11S. Native Sons
OF the Golden West. will initiate class
Of 25 candidates in the King Solomon
building November 1S- This will be
followed by a high jinks under the
auspices Of The Tourists of the par
members
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
MISSION PARLoR uvkS

Mission parlor No. 3s. n. s. c. W.
viii give high jinks in its hall, 2174
Market street. after its meeting next
Wednesday night. This parlor is to
have a masquerade ball in CotiIlon
hall November IS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08

LECTURE on CRIMINAL LAw-Prof. Bert
Estes Howard of Stanford university will lee
ture this evening at O'Clock, for the fellowship,
at Golden Gate hall. 2137 Sutter street. His
subject VIII be Some Defects in Our Criminal
Law The public is invited TO the Sunday lee
lures OF this society.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08

The who not restricted in the of in
dressing and the and refinement
be considered will both opportunities
here in the of gowns wraps coats evening
and tailored If have
and have missed something worth while II
have examined and tried suits, consulted
with dressnlakng department, taken
OF the splendid opportunities have placed
disposal
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
Santa Claus Drawing Contest
the Thanksgiving Table

Twenty children will receive $500 each First
winning picture will be printed in the newspapers
next sunday Send your drawing to Santa Claus,
Box near his headquarters. on fourth floor.
Condition. -FirstAny boy girl under Is may com
pete. Second-The drawing must be original on e.
copied traced Third-The drawing must be
done with black ink white unruled paper Fourth
The size of the paper must not be more than 7x9
the paper the drawing must be a four
line containing the words Santa Claus" and
"Hale's." Sixth-The name age and address of the
child plainly written the paper with the
drawing Seventh-Drawings must be in fat
not folded rolled.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08

One cloth ani one dozen napkins, in all
grades:
81 size cloth. and dozen napkins, 17x17
inches, at $500 set
$40 SIZE cloth, and l dozen napkins,
11x17 inches, at $3.50 set.
8-12 size cloth, and l dozen napkins,
17x17 inches, at $500 set.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08

Splendid Values in Bordered Cloths
Many handsome patterns from which to Sc
lect; all linen; satin danlask Size 72x72
inches, at S3.25 each; size 72xo0 inches, at
$500 each; size 72xl08 inches, at $500
each; size 72xl26 inches, at $3.50 each.
Napkins to match thee cloths, size 24x24
inches, at $3.50 dozen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-06
u MIR Mt
Set iiber 60 ssahrem

i6on tpuroe Mrs. gSinslom's Sootb-
ing-Sprltp BON Miaionen BON Weiit-
tern beirn 3abnen ser &inoer arge-
ipenoet. @irit 9u i'm S6lafe Drr6
oas S6reien zines &inbes aeitort.
oos i'm 3obnen lit uno Dor S6mer8en
peint? 8enn 10, Iaiie iofort eine
sslaIhe bon .Mrs. @insloip's Sootb-
i1tg-Sprup" bolen. Sein 8ert 1T
unbesoblbor. ,gs miro oenl fleinen
2eioenoen fofort 2inoerung berl9af-
fen. 8erIaBt eud oaraltf Wfiitter,
es lit fein 3tpeifel 6ariiber @s beilt
9iarrboe, reguIiert ben Magen 1lno
oie geieren beIeitigt 8iro-aolif, er-
ipeidt Sen @aumen, nerbinoert @nt-
siinoung unb it6rft oaS gon5e Sp-
item. uOtrs. 8inslotp'S Sootbing
Sprup" fir 8dbnenoe &inoer lit on.
aenebm i'm @ei6nad; oas 6e5ept
itolnlnt BON einem Ser oeite1 peibli-
den 9(er5te in BEN Ser. Staaten. gs
lit bei alien 9ruggiiten IN Der gon8en
g9eIt al boben. 8reis 25 Gents per
fSGaide. aauft nihts anoeres als
aWfrs. 8inslolp's Sootbing Sprup." +"
@arantiert unter Der Sooo unb
9ruqs 9lfte, 80. SUM 1906, Serial
Summer 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-06
Segas.

ccsn Dallas ipar nellli6 eine
t8erialnnllltng Der 8efiirtporter Der
2ocaI Option, Die gleid5eitig @egner
Ser CHARACTERIZATION iinb, angefagt;
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pfung Der 6taatsprobibition beipro=
den tperoen. Die @eriamnlung fam
aber nibt 5uitanbe, oa iih 81 menig
2ellte einfanoen. Das Ioate ben Mtti=
8robibitioniiten bie 2ebre geben iib
BEL Ser 8ef1npfling Der Staatspro-
bibition ni9t auf Die Siilfe Der 2ocal
Option 2eute perfaiien. @er fir
2ocaI Option it, lit alib in ben met
iten 61Ien fir Staatsprobibition.
Desbalb baben aub ale &ompromiife
NIT 6ieien 2euten gar feinen 3pef
alles Nahgebe1L aae 4on5eife baben
uns MIR iruuer tiefer ins Sdlamaifel
gebraht.
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oelsfmnner folgen lnlo uniern Staat
belu6en.
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Zimmerman Sris &lob, mabrenb er
gu &qtie in Der Slide Job eridoilen.
9us 3apata GoltntD miro ge-
nel6et, es babe BORT felt Dem Sep-
tember porigen sSabres niht eeregnet
nno oie gerb1ltniiie pdren infolge
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oa es an @aiier uno @ras nangele.
9en 1nb aorn tpiirben 81 erorbitan=
ten @reiien berfauft. @er forfom-
men fonne, perlaiie Die @egenb.
9as alte Sort in Nacog0o6es,
oas in Ser @ei6i6te oes Staates cine
geipiiie &oIle eeipielt bat, 1T alf Ser
anlaiinng Der gum Gum Goncilio
glub" geborigen 9amen pieoer reno
biert iporoen.
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man iperoe in @uaoalonpe County
INN 5man6ig Bro5ent peniger 8aunl-
lpoae anpflan5en als lestes Sabr.
ltniere Staats=ltniperlitdt in
Auitnl bot augenblidli6 bel 8eitem
mebr Stubierenoe als irgenb cine
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3abl oerielben beldlft iid bies Sabr
nlf 2273. Die nd6ltgroBte l1niper-
iitat i'm SiioeI oie 8ulone-ltniperii-
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Stlioenten.
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5agen nit Dem gau elmer @ummi-
Sabrif begonnen merben. Ger Cunt
mi miro aus Der @uaDule-Gflanse
bereelteat.
@dbreno Ser 3eit bonn 10. bis
gum 12. Mdr5 miro Die slntisSaloon-
2iga in 9aIlas cine Staatsfonpention
abbalten. 0ir empfeblen allen 9lnti-
9robibitipniitelL auf oieie aonpention
elm fpadiornes g(uge 81 baben.