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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-15
CHANCE FOR A WEDDING.
Story of Widows Sacrifice to Feed
Her Babes Reaches Oklahoma.

PITTSBURG. Pa. March 15.-When
Mrs. Bessie Anderson walked into a hair
dresser's recently and for a ten-dollar bill
permitted her beautiful tresses to be
shorn from her head that her babes
might have food, the story Of her dis
tress was published by the newspapers.
One of these reached P. F. Thompson of
Camargo, Okla, who has written q letter
to Mayor William A. Magee, saying that
women are scarce in his country and
that among his friends is a widower who
says that he would like to correspond
with Mrs. Anderson with a view to matri-
mony.
1T is not myself" writes Thompson,
because 1 have a wife and family OF
my own
The mayor will see that the letter is de-
livered to Mrs. Anderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-15
ATTACKED IN PULPIT.
Minister in Cleveland Knocked
Senseless by Four Men.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. March 15.-While
delivering his evening sermon Sunday in
the Polish National Church the Rev. A
s. Morze was attacked by four men and
knocked senseless with bludgeon. His
assailants then made their escape, no one
in the congregation attempting to stop
them
The affair did not become known until
last night, when Mr.. Morxe fled COM
plant with the police after he had been
discharged from hospital, where his
injuries were treated. He alleges that the
men who attacked him were instigated
by a brother clergyman with whom he
has had q controversy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-15
RACE WAR PREVENTED.
Trouble Follows Killing Of Mexican
on Train in Texas,

FALFURRIAS. Tex. March '15.-Capt.
johnson and five state rangers and ,Sher-
in Guerra Of Starr county were here last
night to prevent a threatened race war
between Americans, and Mexicans. fol-
lowing the killing on San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railroad train OF Baithasar
Garcia.
Dave Dolan, charges with the killing.
was arrested, bat before he could be
placed In jail the Mexican population
armed and threatened the officers. Dolan
was removed to Corpus Christi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-15
BUY AN OLD CASTLE.
Count and Countess Szechenyi to Re.
build Hungarian Estate.

VIENNA. March 14.-Count and Count.
ess SsechenY have purchased an estate
Of several thousand acres at Felsoe-Re-
mete. Ung county. Hungary, near the
Galician frontier. The property includes
an ancient castle. which will be COM
pletely rebuilt 1t will be named the
''Schloss Gladys.
The count and countess will spend the
summer in America, returning in the fall
to take possession Of their new home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-15

nigh universal" says Mr.. Bowers, land
they rest, doubtless, upon the just and
necessary policy of leaving living OPP
portunity unburdened by government"
Labor, agricultural and horticultural
organizations are exempted. he says. be-
cause they seem hardly to be organized
for profit He adds that If 1t is neces-
sary the statute could well be construed
as not exempting such associations II
their primary purpose be business profit.
The exception of societies operating
under the lodge system, he contends. JUS
titles itself. Such. Mr.. Bowers says, are
the knights of Pythias, Knights of La
Dor, certain Masonic orders, the Red Men
of America and the Woodmen Of the
World.
1T is almost humorous" he adds. Ito
urge that such organizations must be
considered insurance companies having
purely or chiefly pecuniary functions"
He then names a few of the great Ameri-
financial power and operations, he de-
clares, are not surpassed in the entire
business world.
One reason given in justification Of the
measurement Of the tax by net income
received from all resources" was that all
the property OF the corporation consti-
tutes business asset
Limitation Of Interest.
Reply Is made to the objection to the
limitation of the amount of interest de-
duction in arriving at the net income.
Without the limtation." says Mr.. Bow
ers, Corporations and joint stock COM
panies, by issuing bonds for all or most
Of their capital. either with or without an
accompanying issue Of stock. could dis
tribute the business profits, however
large, in the form OF interest payments
and the tax In that way could be en-
tirely or largely avoided
The solicitor general urges the point
that the tax does not subject the corpora
tons to unreasonable search or seizure
by reason of its publicity feature. Neither
the making nor the publication of the re-
turns can by any possible view be inter
preted as search or seizure, he contends
Finally. it is commended that the tax
may properly be collected in 1910. This
is based ON the argument that the tax IL
not laid on the income which was re-
ceived before the law went into effect,
August 5. 1909. but is merely measured by
that income.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-15
BALL PLAYERS SUICIDE.
Charles N. Brown Escapes From
Hospital and Hangs Himself.

ALBION, N. Y, March 15.-Charies Nell
son Brown. professional base ball play
er, who was in a Batavia hospital be-
cause of a nervous breakdown but es-
capped Sunday and walked eighteen miles
to his home here. hanged himself yester-
day. He was twenty-seven years old and
had played with the Buffalo Eastern
League team, the Lancaster, Ohio,
League team and the York, Pa, team Of
the Trri-State League. He had an offer
to become captain Of the Canton, Ohio,
team next summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-15

With q view to investing in Maryland
mill property, W. J. Gochenour has sold
one Of the finest mill properties In vir-
sinia, at Pen Laird, Rockingham county
The property was sold for $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-15

D. s. Manning and Miss Eva O'Bryhin.
daughter Of Alexander O'Bryhin Oh Stat
ford county, were married at .Fredericks-
burg, Va Rev. Decatur Edwards per-
formed the ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-15

Rev B. f. Ball preached his farewell
sermon at Mt. Crewford (Va.) Methodist
Church Sunday. he will be retired upon
the superannuated list at the confereoco
to be held next week in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-15
UPHELD BY BOWERS

Continued from First Page)
ground of the asserted supremacy of each
power of the national government over
all powers of state, whenever the two
meet.
The several objections to the law as an
excise law. because of its alleged lack
OF uniformity, are considered by Mr..
Bowers. The constitutional requirements
are met, he claims. If the tax is geograph-
ically uniform. In this connection he
proceeds to explain several features Of
the law, and to cite cases 10 substantiate
the claim that an excise tax is given the
greatest freedom of classification of any
taxes imposed by Congress.
Exemption Of Individuals.
One reason assigned for exempting in
dividuals and partnerships is that they
are without the aid Ur legal rules ap-
plicabIe to corporations and Joint stock
companies. Both reason and authority.
it Is claimed, justify the exemption Of
corporations whose net income is not
more than 5000
Exemptions from taxation of limited
amount OF individual property are well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-15
Exemption Of Individuals.
n q TO DAYS.

PILES CURED IN TO IL DAYS.
f.AZo OINTMENT is guaranteed 10 cure any
cage Of Itching. Blind. Bleeding Protruding
HiIes In 9 to IA days or money refunded 50c.
oc19- tu&s-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-15
Oyster Opposes Principle.

Capt. James w. Oyster. president Of the
board of education. said today to . re-
porter for The Star:
Il do not agree with the principle con-
tanned in the bill Of Representative Peters.
The schools were formerly under the
control OF the District Commissioners.
They have been progressing steadily under
the present term.
While the cost of the schools has been
large In the last few years. this has been
due largely to the fact that the schools
were allowed to run down and 1t has been
necessary to make many improvements in
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-15

Members OF the board Of charities
were reticent today in regard to the
Peters bill. They are anxious to ex-
anime the measure carefully before
saying whether it has merit or not.
John Joy Edison, the president Of the
board. is in Atlantic City.
Myer Cohen, q member Of the board,
said the proposition was entirely new
to him, and that he wished to look
over the bill before passing upon it.
He said he believed a similar plan
had not been advanced before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-15

Continued from First Page.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-08

Without
Alcohol

,,pr's Sarsaparilla is a tonic
.asi,lterative, free from alcohol.
asatjs a tonic A medicine
| s,timparts strength or tone; a
n,dcine that builds up, gives
: 1sm and power. What is an
s.steratiye'? A medicine that
,tpr, or changes unhealthy &C
ian TO healthy action. Ayers
;raparilla does all this with
MT stimulation. Ask your doc
M t a family medicine, like
j lyu's Sarsaparilla, is not vastly
ster without alcohol than
Nth it.
| yer's Sar2 gorilla
. 81 r. I..-r u.-- y {
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zes. in COCA '
pubeT5 : M.
Phone "''
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|tlSemen
ManOa, it'd

ManOa, aa
section d l
Ily new Oh y
Onvenlent h'
oof rooms, d
2ath and stail
[eater, ssf7al
yard; besut'
and noun
s, address :
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condition. q
! " care Ad .
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-08

slSl
s.. clears ~
instructed u
only address ;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-08

Park M
lear the K
and chs,p1
| on the y
sewer, n
abundant,j
water. Ted
'ad opp. x
within a 81
rms, $50 ID
ut interest
Merchant
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-08

Brns' gold ~
makes 9 !
rder early. ~
ia Ave.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

gurhltnh Der norbparts rsrdnqtrten cifcn MDts
nne: eann auffteiqsuo an Der Rate non eiuem uHn
oter 3enntei Drc5tnt iir tinbunntrt nub ottste
ll4Oq6 fur 1901 Gus su Der ashe pcn einbunbsti
osnr Sss' anS f,anianofnf,s Snsos'tasl oss sns
Sebufel Vroifrt fit ddbtbuuptrt (330Go fir Sa0)
Sub su Der G6he bon einhnnbtrt reunure;mantia To
uno tanfnuousunsiq suupnttcl ll2o 9ol Gut: Domn
1ufnetaeno tn Der Bate Don ;Dtl nHb ttu1s 3ehnfsi
Nto5fnt fur iecbstuuotrt ure thnflto t2.6ofo fifr
e50l ssub III Der sobt pou tiubnuptrt i,6suNobisrs
ite nnn iitnfunenht,ia SuHberttt tl4S.S5) jus;
eGrn dutheiesne III Der Rate rpu tlntrt urb bier
3ehuftl 9rpstrt fir t,ntunnsrt ruo ftnfiie a. 40s
tut lD.eo Fus ~ Der 9nht ncu etnhnnbtrt onts
nrnciertie unc flnfunbn,nita 6nnhtriWl (i4se3l
Jus; ponn dbfttietnb bret 3thnttl 0rcssnf fur
tnnfite t0.301 fir 5o) fub III etr 6cst BON eirs
brnhtrt nd1tnnbsitr.te uRe finturbenBu cgnnsris
ftl tliseSl Gns barn dbtttatro ~ str Woie ben
lf5s SssHisi 9rarnt fur tantbnnesrt loeee far
500 aus ~ ber Gcht por ttrhurotri finnuhnlsrs
i'o nne tfn'urbtt6tsia ernesrtftl tl4s 6Sl 6ns;
pdru nnffsiqeno ie6s 3,bn,sl qteitzt fht firfise
L0ooGc fiir 50) aus "a c,r 6bbt nnn eintrHneri
tun'unbnisrt1 ure firfurnntnn;ia suHeertAsi
1928 Tnb:. hann au't,istne iDa QtoHui far
tuntia t29c fur 5N 1ub 40 BET eott ron ens
buHerrt i.esuaDritt,o nne fInfurbrtun.ia Cum
hertftl fl4695) SUB panr duih,tpsne ~ btr Rett
eon fuHf TreItnt fir lpc'bunptrt t5ro ftr 29l
Tus sA Der Gcbs stn eHhunbtrt it1sunetnnfiis
uub taEtuHcHeuRsie Guresrihsi fl5695l fub; e1rn
ahttsiasnn Sisr Hns iint 8ebstsI Qrelsnt fir
| thHBia l4.5Vo6 far 50l Cub iu her soht BON ftrs
hunetrt nennrHbfGnilja unb lpoajta GRueerttel
llja.20l Jus; eanu du'triatuh 81 oy Bate poH
iiptt Qrelenf fir sirtuuttyt l2r fur loo fSas ~
Der Sobs bon tiHbnnsr, ,inuabehIs uue spaHssa
Gunesriftl tl6l.2D Cub
llns. cas- BET Grae or ido*tn GnttIiui. h.rs
itbt itiH feu
qaFtyt en- 8. SuH d =. 1910.
Site J. ktnHtr
Qrhfbent Orc 9tm. bes Giaetrafts.
Gii'f: GhEtn stuhsrisn, Glsrs
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(siEt Creinart, 80. 1909 - 3ar Urn.
etrune aHb nttttluua tss @amtrs trts
9bsilss BON Susreens gctHu, uEh lur EtntnEuEe
elmer anhsnonnteu alsp bty Sicss giEsHnail, nj,
tirriH bsltiGrtt:
Sa es bsrorsnst Scn ttm ssaststs Der stss.
GlHttnHati, Sieat Ghip
otfticR l. Ees tr Ramt tints ThtiIes bon
5uerqsns Antnut Eue tlEtr HHbsrarnt,H Aeaa
esr SiaS GtHeiunaii tiuburt esrenssrt une ',fs
QsftG; ptret pie ssls'
9u,tssEs aptHut, e0u Grstueai, gbtnu. bis
gRqs'ahr 800 Gus u5tblt III erEa getnss!, btuaHa!
gr,H Sia Wpenus
Cine urbtnanuts aCn iEtu5 ben Gaasrn apt,
Eas. ben MsGaHpnat tts Gargh Srast, bsuann;
V'a't aaep.
St'tteH 2. Nge Ersiaaultu une 1h,l, eou
ErtiHanRn, I'M 9Reripyua H,ii btH gtrtlaunssn
bieu ErstEaR,, fRt ttytaV3 HtrsrruftR.
SaHiTi an B. Sul u Q 1910.
Ctte q Rsnnsr
9rdfetr: Gre 9tr ess Siabtrafks.
SiitH: eeEiH Etatsrits. glui
1920
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

Der Do m dat bon Wpnsu.
sn Der Raildnoer aunItaeitihrlft
Aufiesna b'gIrte perpffentIiht Der
AuniteeEebrte 9raf Maldgt53i 8ulert
einen 4ufIds iber oen Domiadg 81
Mpnso, Der fih bauptfdhlih nit Den
Werten Der 9pfoIhmtebetunit aus Der
Hsnaiiidnteseit befhGfttgt. Die BON Der
aunitfpridune btsber nents beddtat
irorbsn ftnh. Ius Dem IA. Sahrbur=
bert ftdmmt Die 1ilberne llmtlelounJ
bes gehers, BEN Der llsberlieferun3
sufplqe bic 2oreobaroentonigtn Sheos
Oplinoe benz Dom esitentt bate, nd1'
Dem lie ibn Bel Der feierlihen 9erloz
bune nit Mgilulf bsnuBt bate. Nus
berieIben 3ett riibrt aud Elm tupferner
Selh bsr, Der nit feds febr fein aus
gsfiibrten MeooilIons geihmudt lit.
Sin fd0nes Mert Der eriten $1dIFte oes
16. sSabrhunoerts 1T Elm aus oergols
bstem Silber nerfertigtes SoItiens
bu68hen, oa8 uuf einem reid orndz
mentirten 5uB ru6t. Der mittlere
SbsiI 8eiQt cine our6brotens grbeit,
ppn Ser iid gefliigelte Gngelsfopfe obs
beben. Ssbr pruntpoq 1T Elm ReIiz
quienbebdIter nit rein gottId1er Srnls
mentif, Der aus bsm Is. Sabrbunoert
ftamnt, bsm auh stpet Silbertunoelaz
Der angeb0ren. uripriinglid mar oes
ren Nn3aN 34 oepeien. Nupolepn
dber bat als Iiegret6er erIter 8oniul
sinfah befobIsn, bag Die muIiiosn
2eu6ter in Der Wtin3e pon WailauO
einoefhmoI3en rDirben. 9erqebIt6
bat Das 9omtapitel bem pietdtlo''n
Grober:r Sen 8Orihlu9 gemaht, iRn
Die Summe gu be3ablen, bic Dem Gil.
berpertb Der 2eu6ter QIeidtam. gtur
jene 3pei tonnten gerettet rpsrOen. 8on
ben merten oes IS. uno Il. Subrbunz
Derts ieien nod Elm WethpafIerte'iel
unb brei Bra6tt:lhe nit REDEEM IL
ouralen Shmud berborqeboben. Dds
beoeutenoIte 3unIttpert iit aber ieosns
faus bas groBe TiIberne pro3eTtonsz
treu3, oeiIen gl:ih lange Nrme NIT
ReliefoariteQunQeu aus Der Geioenssez
ihihte nes GrI0Iers, So6annes 0es
SGufers uno oes beiIjgen 8'rbarb gsz
ihmudt iino. 0ieie 0driteuun9en Iino
poq QsbbufttQtett uno Iaiien auf einen
tid1tigen Meiiter ihlieBen. gu ben,
fpsnn duh niht pom tiiritl'riT6en
StdnDpuntte aus ipertbooQIten 8egsnz
itGnoen Oes 9omIflaBeS geb0rt cine
ReliquientaTette, Die nit 80 groBen
Yerlen, "a Rubinsn, Il Smaraooer
unb 50 9riQdnten QeihmIdt lit. Maz
laqu33i 8alert tpeiit audi borauf bin,
ooB Die beioen uus Dem Is. oyuhrhun=
bert itammen0en, pon etnem SAuier
2eondrops bemulten Jhuran Der SrgeI
cine Dirt Qrhip bes Oomihages barr
iteQen. 9as Sbemu oieier beioen Gez
mGIbe iit nGmIi6 Die Rudoube oes
SomI6abss ourt @iopunni 8tscon!i,
uno nit qetpiTenbofter Sreue Iino nue
Inn anqebDreubeu GeQenIt6nbe i'm
9ilbe feitQehdIten. Quf Dieie W'iIe
IGbt iih 4. 9. f:ItftelIen, oaB Ous rsi1
nit @beIItetnen geihmudte SGitteH,
bas in feiHem eSnHern etnen 3ubn beg
@orlGufers Gbrifti ent6GIt, in isiner
uripriinQlihen Gorm pieI primitiper
aearbeitet mar uno fpeoer Die 20renz
fuBhen, rod bic beioen 20tpeufi9uren
Se8 3sdels snthieIt, 10 ouB man nit
Si6erReit i6lieben fam. es lei bon
&Inftlern bes Is. Sabrbunoerts um9e=
orbeitet pcroen.
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ne Sitter espllnbsrt unb iein SdloB
ousesraubt habsn. 9aianoff trat Su
aIlgemeinsr Yernunberung fur bic
perbdfteten 9auern elm. er er.Iarts.
bic 9nusrn ieisn nur burd) ihr unner
inuloetss tpirtbihaftli6es Glsno 5u
ibrsr 36at setrieben tporosn; bic 6es
ridtsbeb6rben biirften niht eiHihreis
ten. ba sr isins 9ln5eiee eritditsn pols
lie. Ga trDBbsm uEsefdhr 40 8ousrn
psrbaftet puroen. 6ei1.oB 8dtlanofi.
Der aud, Suriit iii. iOfort nadb gster:s
burg nb3ursiIsn. nm als 9eribeiDia,r
Der gausrn Dor 0srihi uufsuirelsn.
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NiHs Greirani, no. lafS - Cur 5ef'
feaune beg Grupes pen eiufbs apsHu,, bon
atiioH 2Iptnus bis ~ tiHsm punits 21s0 SAT
tueffiib.
St Is berorDnet ben BEN Stnoiratb Der Stabt
Cincinnati. Staat Gbis, bns orr eurborab bon
6iu6bs gpsuus, bon atfou apenus bis su tintm
9uRits 2,7s0 Jub pefIib, bisrOura isfsst,It II
ME folsi, naHiiH: aHiaHstne an sintm guHs;s an
per nSraqli6sn GrrbiiHis Ssa ciIHss assnas, 81,
fsstst paHit tsfin1u fe SJsnasH Der HshIi4sa
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Der fsIbitIofe ShloBbsrr.
Der rufiiihe Gdnssr Baron gntlas
noff, Der sesenipGriis in Gonbon i'm
aonpentsnrben NIT grobem grfoIes
auftritt. iit als Der Sobn elmer aIinbef
lissn ruFfifhen camille in RuBlanb
reid besitsrt. Dor einigen Tasen ere
belt q bic Ra1ri6t, bab Naussn isis
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s-NnIeieen.

gcnneriiaa, ben 4. glngait 1910. ssbsHos isa
Ilbr tgnbei in ber Effice. 80. ia4S Main SlTai
fse, eiHc Epe5iais 9cFiammlunG Der WiiialisheE
Der geneuib S2aro godH anD ssalbiEg Nenp1ng
iiai! uM iibeg Die stouf.iini.Onss SCR lnaerlno
absaliimmeH
GuasHe Gtfegt, 9raf.
Branf atnfer. Eeir 2o,24
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y2aabarin: nJhr Mann urbeitet ia
heute nit einsm Gifer, ooB man feline
Greuoe buran buben mug"
8duerin: ga bteien Nbenb gi6t's
i'm 8ruQ 5reibier, uno oo min er an
rehten 9urTt baben, Der SQufnitel!"
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and quail
fled as executor OF the estate Of Mary Engel
Hartmann, late of Hamilton County. Ohio, de
cease,
Cincinnati, Ohio, December 18th. 1905.
1',z0,27 HENRY SCHROEDER, Executor
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(cius ErOiuau& RD. 1,997-3ur aa'srleeune
" ciHn 1geHCltefPT Gut t5ruroefqculbum.
angrenscro uas aHiicbeHe cH gitora Gbeuuc
3tuliaeu Sbaap Game GHo bem TUelisheR Unne
ccTie.oeH.
s,i Is strorbr,; tour steotratt e,r staet gins
ttnratt Staai Ctis lris fClai
5,';ion l. Gab auitrlta! uHp tsttrsrt rere'
cut isasu FCcHtiub oer psTitttttrtu BvpEtFgS.
anuren8ero NIB an'ubeue on A'tortu aoeTue,
smiitCH Sbabu gaue uub benz fueiiiiten 9noe
oerielber tcIH 8aH oes beaaien @igentturis,
luie beiteugTi rUurbe BON ztahtrdI euiae5eIBeH)
bic Raariuuue ron 81 9S727i. uHs peun III
gbit Iage bluHpeH besabH, bic HaGftetcubeH
Summen fir e.H uH6 leees JabE, ivie fpf6t'I5rEi,
rnrUlIh.
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gsm. S. entle Ypit so. AZ, g. ". ",

aamera0 auioH lbesriHg itnrb ON m.oHiaa
ben ts. JnIi. in feiner 9acbEuHa 20. POLL SiHn
EtrnBR. Afereigana ON @cHaerifna. beH ri
SSnli u.r 5 uhr Wlergeus, pom xrausrhaHse nIir
iliH "a ubr bon Der BtslomeHasairte an AaHi
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