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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-16
IF YOU KNEW

The merits of the Texas Wonder, you
der or rheumatic trouble. 81 bottle two
months treatment. Sold by druggists
or by mail. Send for testimonials. DR..
E w. Hall, 1926 Olive street, st. Louis,
Missouri
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-16
Upton DENIES THAT
HE HAS CHALLENGED

New York, Jan. 16.-The Associated
Press has received the following ca
blegram from Sir Thomas Upton:
slave Island, Ceylon, Jan. Is, 1905
Untrue. Have not challenged. Too
early. Size of boat no object"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-16
PIANO WANTED

l want to rent a good piano, for a
few weeks or possibly several months.
Apply to Harry Wood, at TOffaletti
Building North Magnolia street.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-16

Large assortment Of CUT GLASS
and CHINA at Postoff1ce Drugstore.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15
CITY'S BIRTHDAY
Especial to The Sentinel.

Los Angeles, CAL. Aug. 15.-The
anniversary of the founding of Los
Angeles by Spanish padres 127 years
ago was celebrated today in the GUS
tomary manner by the Society la
Reina de Los Angeles.
Los Angeles had its origin on Aug
ust Is, 1881, when Felipe de Neve,
governor of Alta California, arrived
on the site of the present city. then
marked by a collection of Indian
huts, and gave to the redskin village
the name of El Pueblo de Nuestra
Sonora, la Reina de Los Angeles
the Town of Our Lady, the Queen of
the Angels.
For many years the Spanish pad
res controlled the destiny of the
town. and today's celebration cen
ters about the Church of Our Lady of
the Angels. on the plaza which was
once the heart of the village in the
old days of the vacquero and the
guitar.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15
GAMBLING MUST STOP
in TRINIDAD AUG. l8
Especial to The Sentinel }

Trinidad, Colo. Aug. 15.-Attor-
ney General w. H. Dickson, who Wis
tied this city yesterday, dropped n
bombshell among the gambling fra
ternity by issuing an order person
ally and to each one of the gambling
proprietors individually that all gam
bling should cease in this city and
county by Tuesday, Angus is.
His action has come about as a
result of the activities of the Minis
terial Association of this place, which
has placed considerable amount of ev-
idence in the hands of the attorney
general.
In an interview the attorney gem
eral stated that the order to close
was not made at once for the rea-
son that he did nat care to indulge
in any grandstand plays. But he al
so stated that any effort to evade the
order would meet with quick and Sc
veIe punishment.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15
BODIES OF MOTHER
AND CHILDREN FOUND
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Shannondale, Mo, Aug. 15.-The
bodies of Mrs Lola Jeffries and her
two children, aged and years.
were found this week in the ashes of
a burned haystack. The skull of the
mother had been broken with a hat
chet or ak.
The husband. Leslie Jeffries. can
not be found.
A few weeks ago the Jeffries fam
lily moved here, claiming to have re-
sided some time at Emporia, Kans
Communication with Emporia has
failed to find anyone who knows of
them.
S. Fl. Deneen, driving by the jeff
ries farm, saw the smoking remains
of the haystsck, and went into the
field to put cut the fire. He found
the bodies. The dead boys body had
short piece of charred rope about
the ankle.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15
S ;9'E HORRIBLE SCENES OF DEATH
SANKEY HAS GONE
TO MEET HIS
MAKER
WoriHS Greatest Hymn Wrifer
and Christian Singer Died
Last Night in City of
Brooklyn
IBy Associated Press. ]


New York, Aug. 15.-Ira ID. San
key, known as the singing evangel-
list throughout the Christian world
died Thursday night at his home in
Brooklyn, but the. news of his pass
ing away was not known until to-
day.
Mr.. Sankey was So years old.
For the last five years he had been
blind and had suffered from a COM
plication of diseases. brought on by
overwork. But, almost to the very
last he worked at hymn writing.
His tours throughout this country
and Europe with Dwight l.. Moody,
the evangelist, brought him into wide
prominence.
Sankey it might be said wrote the
gospel hymns of the world. In Chi
ma, Egypt, India, Japan, in almost
every language known to men, San
keys hymns ale sung.
He received a large income from
his publications, and leaves consid-
cradle of an estate.
Among Mr.. Sankey's most familiar
compositions are The Ninety and
Nine and when the Mists Have
Rolled Away"
His songs are said to have had a
circulation of more than 50,00O.0O0
copies.
He was rapid composer and he
wrote book after book of gospel
hymns.
During the last five or six years of
his life he was interested in prepar-
ing and publishing "a story of the
~ospel hymus At the same time, he
saved his wonderful voice for poster
ity by singing into photographs.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15
WILSON DENIES
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Frankfort, Ky, Aug. 15.-Gover-
nor Wilson last night denied en-
rhatieally the report that he had CON
sidered notifying w. ;. Taylor that
after the November election the time
had arrived for him to return to
Kentucky and stand trial upon in
dictments charging him with com
plicity in the Goebel murder, as was
stated in dispatch from Louis
Vile paper.
The governor says there Is abso-
lutely no foundation for any refer
ence. made to him in the matter.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15
CALLED ON BRYAN
Especial to The sentinel !

Fairvlew, Lincoln. Neb., Aug. 15.
Several hundred farmers from
Otoe county. Neb.. headed by II. H.
Hanks of Nebraska City. who came
to Lincoln to attend the notification
ceremonies, rode out to Fairview and
presented the democratic nominee
with a big stick" gourd. They
handed him campaign contribution
of $50 subscribed by so of their
number.
In accepting the sourd and the
contribution Mr.. Bryan told his visit
ors that. if elected president, the big
stick would not be IN evidence.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15
The COLORADO
HAS RUN AGROUND
IBy Associated Press. ]

VICTORIA, B. c., AUG. 10
WIRELESS MESSAGES RECEIVED
HERE THIS AFTERNOON REPORT
THAT THE ARMORED CRUISER;
COLORADO OF THE PACIFIC
FLEET Is ASHORE NEAR DOUBLE
POINT.
A DENSE FOG WAS RESPONSE
BILE FOR HER GROUNDING.
THE TUG NAVAJO HAS BEEN
SENT TO THE CRUISERS ASSIST
ANCE.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15
ATTENTION. w. o. w.

ALL MEMBERS OF BOOK CLIFF
CAMP, NO. 81, WOODMEN ON THE,
WORLD, ARE REQUESTED TO
MEET AT MARGERY HALL AT
1870 O'CLOCK, SHARP, TOMOR-
ROW, SUNDAY, AFTERNOON TO
ATTEND THE FUNERAL OF OUR
LATE NEiGHBOfi, VI. A. ELkINS.
BY ORDER OF
W. NJ. MERRILL. c. c.
G. B. RICH, Clerk.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15
A DARING HOLDUP
OF PASSENGER
TRAIN
Bandits OVerposcer Engine Crezo
Utmost U'ithm City Limits
Of Spokane and Rob
Mail Car
[By Associated Press. ]

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 15.-One of
the most daring holdups ever at
tempted on transcontinental train
befell Northern Pacific passenger
train No. 3 almost within the city
limits of Spokane after midnight last
night.
Two masked highwaymen stopped
the train at Otis and boarded the en-
gine.
After brief encounter with the
engineer and fireman, the mail car
next to the engine, was detached,
one of the highwaymen taking charge
of the engine ami party, came on to
Trent. where the trainmen We're put
off by the robbers.
The bandits then proceeded to
within a mile of Yardley, where they
robbed the mail car.
AS soon as word of the affair had
reached Spokane a special train was
made up. and, loaded with deputy
sheriffs and special agents of the
Northern Pacific, was rushed to the
scene of the robbery
Shortly afterward a posse, headed
by Sheriff Doak. started out to scour
the country,
1t is not known how much booty
the robbers secured.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15
YOUTH MANGLED
Especial to The Sentinel. }

Denver, Aug. 15.-Terribly man
gled by the wheels of Colorado &
Southern passenger train No. "a.
bound for the city from the north, a
young man whose identity has not
been established, was picked up on
the tracks about 400 feet north of
the water tank at Argo last night.
He was brought to Denver on a switch
engine and removed to the county
hospital.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15
BOB" CRIFFEN DEAD
Especial to The sentinel. !

Pueblo. Colo, Aug. 15.-Bob Grif-
fin, twice chief of police of Pueblo
and well known in political circles
for years. and who had been i'll since
last March, passed away at ST. Mary's
hcsD.tal soon after n dnisht this
morning.
Griffin had wide circle of friends
in Pueblo and was member of the
Elks and other lodges.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15

w. l.. Purkey relieves NJ. A. Gra-
ham as cashier OF the Wells. Fargo &c
Company express Office. Mr.. Purkey
arrived from salt Lake City last ev-
ening.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15

Today is PAYDAY for the Denver &
Rio Grande and the Rio Grande
Western employees in this city, and
the paycars reached here this after
noon. distributing good many thou
sands of dollars.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15
Notice. Women OF woodcrnft.

Al members OF Apple Blossom Cir
Gle. w. of W, are kindly requested
to meet at the Christian church Sun
day afternoon at o'clock to attend
the funeral of Neighbor Elkins' hus-
band.
BY order of
MRS. SCHIESSWOHL.
Guardian Neighbor
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15

j. A. McLuen, the real estate man.
expects to leave for Des Moines, Ia,
tomorrow afternoon. Hhe will have
charge of the Mesa county fruit ex-
hibit there.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15
The Market.
[By Associa

GBy Associated Dress.
Chicago, Aug. 15.-Today Septem-
ber wheat closed at 921s.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15

Charles c. Knowles. day police
man, arrived home last night from
big fishing trip up on the Cochetopa
river, / 6 miles east of Gunnison. He
had a pleasant and successful trip.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15

Very little business of importance
was transacted last night at the
meeting of the board OF directors of
the Chamber of Commerce. The
coaIing meeting in Grand InnctipnSof
the Colorado Realty Dealers Assocl-
alton was the principal theme of dis
cussion.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15

Carl Rupp has accepted a position
with the Grand Junction Fruit Grow
ers Association at Clifton as fruit
inspector.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15
MILITIA IS POWERLESS
MARK STRUGGLE

OF NRdGED MN WRM STREETS or GRElT CITY ED
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-15

o. Illinois Gmds
mnmd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-14
SpdnuaTcr in Supefa.

Eopefo, IS. Suni. -Gie 6lntb-
iituation lit bier bellte itlimner, ais
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die mar. NOro. (opcfa Itebt inter
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T%noerbooten muber. IS III Der
SbunG1npunAa, Gin fleiner StrnIil,
Der Die lleberidmcmntuu8 periirlndt
Got.
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@eitcrn MarDlanb Giienbahu.
@eainnerrO Z. SUM. psrIabt Siuen.etatiO

@egtnneno 7. SUM. nerIdbt Siuens Statior.
Sdgitdl.
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alsgenoTliiten SoHrttGes, 8nncod iino CUNT
bcrlano.
40 .@a6tn. - snfomobatiou nab Union.
Nrioqe.
*4.53 Stabn,. - Grpreb e6neusuq. 6artptItnie.
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hersbltrg. Sbippetsbiira rno. 1lrsgeuommen
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Siito, SIne 0toitnfutn. @ahnes0oro'. Gbarrs
hersblrg, Salcrstofpu. Sancod. SlrmberIano
ifno SlftnS. Nuiiet Obierpatiorssg Saegon.
1920 9lndniittapS - @lue Mountnit Srnrek
8eftfntnlter, SriicehtIe tSreoerid), 5burs
mont. Blue Hibae, 8ueita 8iftd, gTue Wpufts
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$50 Mafr1tttdas- Iffpnpoatton mad Suuober.
6.lo Ibenos-gffomoontion iiab Union 8rioae.
Hnr Samitugs.
ll.UO 9hef1o5 - Iffompodtion nab linton
Bridge. -
Sur Sunntags.
wv Wlorgers - Iffonnobation nod Union
Sribae uno Sdnpoer.
SaIten ni6t an RennibIpania. stniion.
Siee'Frd'. II. en.'@eibdftSf. Sen Gaft 'stat.
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D'''fN 49,
9}oGbor Nculblif im3uncbmtcll.
- 62inpIidc Stimuuu0 gcgcI
Nllaldnocr. - Nrotcit NrNel un,c.
ritoniiGe @rdbcrihmiidung.
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Cine Der coHierpotipitcn 3citun0cn,
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men, Der oScralO," bctlugt IN eiuem
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Nrlcrituncrn Ici1oIide 8clinnng
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IN Fannpbletcil, Die cigcna ju 0eri
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pertbeiIt mur0cn lit oicic Scinoiduit
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mo moblbcfumntcr oHriitItCacr Scr
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bier h%c0robcncn Sol0utcn Scr Ser.
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Sabre 1917 Ncfntlrncu mcrifoniidcn
&a0Ctten entIton0cn ltno bat 3ltlll
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iibcr oac5 Imcrifuniihc I~o3Qc3oocll,
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Werifoner bon internotioltolem Mut
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lat, tilr5li6 gcldlrieben boben ioa:
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liter IN Den oliBenlicgenoen SiItriftel
o1ti : o%nerifuniidc Eampblete inter
noS Solf nertbcilt bnbell. ooB 5llr 3eit
Neluiiie Observation-Disclosures @eiebespor.
lcgclL iuie oaS gegen Den 9ergperfS.
betrieb bon NuSlGnbern gerihtcte@c-
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IlISl1noern, ibren Serlli bier aus.
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~tlonolen GongreB sur Innabnle enls
pfeblen meroCl.
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rolgelt0en Worten:
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sen eniferntciten 2anboiitriften ln1b
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molpbdre bon Gorurtbeil iino Mbnei-
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.eoli6e Sonblungspeiie be5eidnet
lperoen muB."
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N0upfatell.

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rsit gum 6sbroutb in Der gambeHs uno Wa;.
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81. Saul SAG, nber T.b., gDitrtlauo 2726; Ius
gsr. 500, Siib.Sroaotpab.
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SoldeS &eiBen. I.: @or-
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Rutionul Nanten.

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Guar Sonfen.

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llno Baltimore Strunc.
pSt. Games epnrbuut," Baltimore trube uno
GuituHa3 uufez glpeIiuc.
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SruIt GolnpaQrien.

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BUILDING.
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Stnntn Nnnfen.

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mo NoIliOaus StyuBe. 9luauit lScber, Erdir
Dent; =. !. Sibt, ~Sdnbmeiitcr.
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Neoiru bereitS oen,cloet, hat beuta
iriu Gn6e %ocninoeu. 2ieutenant y.
@iilbinoslorueru uno elm Sclopcbel
bonn 4. 8oroc.Reaiment I'll SUB mllr.
Sen bon Scr Infloac, Solootcnnib.
b%onolunocn beaonoen Al bobcn, ircis
oeiprohen. 0ooeocn mltrocn oic bier
lluteroffi,icre. meld1e lid, oleihia0@
Dor Dem aricasocriht 5ll uerontpor-
ten botten, idrll0ig %beIunncn, Sbrcr
"N' '' o" l"n''p
9tuou''o" Uv'n''p''''' e"''' '""" "''
S''"'''"t''P o"'o"'
&etne IplNaffhh9 DER ~
0esItroc in Sronfrctb.
8oris. t3. Srui. IN Go(oe
Scs 2uncbmens BON @crbrcdcn in
TSranfreif hat boS Iurloment 6c.
ihIpiicn. sic Ncrotblno ser oic ~
bcsItroie obidoiIcnoen @eictuorlooc
ouf,uidieben. Die MbidloTfuno Der
Soncsitrofc ite6t ol,f Dem Mcoic.
rrngss Ero9romm. "a oos Eorlu-
ment Iid) Itcti0 0ctpcigcrt bot, Scr
mlllt9iln9cn 'hr Sinrld)ii'l10eh 5u
mod)er, ilno Der Frd'loel't DER we
pllblit SooeS'tro1en re9ellllnBt9 III
leoeh@loi9l'd)e 3llttbol'"DoIt ilnlAe
lponoclf bot, ltcbt III Nrolltreld nc
S'''llofllte letf lof'9er 3elt |doll ll'll'
@ebeimr @obl in 6runfs
reid.
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Baltimore Sampf Yafet 81.
cate NIB suusrfaiFae gai.atnte.)
Sic Ber. Gidnien4oft bef6rbern6.
Sampfer n@irstnta" lucn). raIabama,"

ySroraia," ,seuntNreh.
9ampfer fnbren tdaIi6, Sonntaes Glsgenorn.
rter, bon ben n9diseinie" sgiers, Rr. f0--1S,
sasGf T aoH1fSrt, ot 5SIBtfS SftffT RSats SlGffa mas o Rls
Roini Comfort nit e. 4 8. Giienbabu"." wat
ne.abonro Gir Sine" foIioem 8iee naf 9ortS-
mouth un6 MtInnid. an 8orfoIf 8erbInbuSta
nit Der ~atIantic 9oaIt Cine" @orfoIf nn6
bern, @afbiue,pn, @.se., Ridm,nb. Bd.. nns
Neips 0orf.
.WabIBeiten rad eiiropdif6em BIan.. aura.
rtbfe dGilter5tI,rner,, eIeftIif4e 8elelttuHe,
sirImer in ben @inets@iirediir Der Bah Qtne,.
9r.- 107, Sfts0aItimore. StrnBe, Nr. 506-50s,
9iqbt, StraBe, g. Y. 9. Office. ehboits@de bet
baltimore. itno GnIbertsGtrnbe, Continental
Fruit @uiloina" tfto @Ibaugb's, gr. t69. sacrbs
Charles Strnbe.
Sobn ". sferrupub, o. SruipH,
8icesQrlf. II. Men. sWlunaaer. ser. Bon. ,slGest,
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Nomirol 9urwclr@ Y a d.


Capt. ). u. 9io0Gcr4, &lripcftor oe9
,. Scud)ttburm p Giitriftca in Comp.
tinaDiQc, u. y, lit 5luu NodfoI0cr
ron Gontre Nomirol y. {. Wur.
ncll, Communicates 0ea SdJiffa6ul-
Boic@ I'M <aet Gum, @olbiu0tpr.
crnnnllt lpor0en, onl DIR &cbtcrc all
is. &llli in Den Hu6citanO trctrll
miro, Captain &oogrra lit elm 9tcu-
2JortCr Don 0cburt.
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9oumntcrinlien, GbiircL 6cnltcr-
rubmcn, So0cu etc.
Games y. 6oitcr d 60, l15 unb III Sitz5rc.
ncrids StrubG.
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@rc6ibition& @cict-
NCb L Il q.

Ger GonOent Scr 8robloQc oc3Gr,
bcn& Der Woo0 [cnplura fam bier
Qcltcrn yl6cno nit Der GrpGblitnN Ii.
Giniilbrn1N Der @cumtcn sum Nb-
ld]lll6. Mlt0 Dem uorgclcRtcn 9crid,t
res Gonlite'a filr Nrohibitiona e @c-
lcbgcbunA lm0 ihrc 9urblii6rmg
Crgibt lidk bab m0Urenb bcS lester
&obrc9 iiiti Stuutcn Grobibition&l
@clcBc o1AcnonulCn bobcl, nonltdl
SfIobon1n @cor9ia, IlubQnln Wtil4
liliippI mo 9tor0 Carolina. St per
ldicocnen nnOerrn Stooten bobtn
cine NroBc Nn6obI StG0te uio Gouu-
ties iid) gcNen ic0cu Spirituolenucr-
tolti erfl0rt. Nl1 bod erfrelIid) miro
in Dem 9eriht olldl hc5cifnet, bnB
iii 0lelem Sabre cine betr0dtllheglb.
nobn1e in Den Gilmnbmen 0eS 9nt.
Ges . Sd]ob0ntc2 ans Der Spirituu
icnidantItelter itatt9ciunoen bat.
9ao rationale Gonlite lit Der Wfc,-
mug, Bob Die oiicntlide Mcinmg
immcr entidicOcncr gegen oieS hont-
mirtbidoitcn c%iuQcuonruleu miro, II.
Die &crtreter per Erobi6itipn in aIlcF
Sbcilen Oes SonOcS iperoen ouigc'
inrAert. Acu Nnlnni hiS air Dpll1tGll.
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Soble nnb Gofe 3nm r8renmex."
0ei9aftsz@ egmetler.

s3citlungcr, 3citifriitcn etc.
,SBc Baltimore GciuS 3d." SaUio Ibcrcrom
bic, 0cibGitslitbrcr, 3lS 9Seii Scrnan Str.