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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-21
Best Cuts Are Higher and Poorer Cuts
Cheaper.

Chicago, June 21.-Following pre-
dictions made last week. packers yes
terday circulated a new list of prices
for dressed beef cuts which showed
variations of interest to housewives.
Most expensive cuts of beef were
advanced half cent a pound, while the
cheaper cuts were reduced n to L cent.
The revision favored the poor mans
pocketbook, while it called for a larger
outlay to furnish the table of the rich.
Close on the heels of the reduction
in beef prices came the report that a
consignment of 1000 dressed hogs had
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-21

Panama hats recently seized by the
government It is believed that under
valuations reaching more than a mill
lion dollars will be revealed BIZ the
appraisal. More than las bales of
hats are now in the public stores and
their examination and appraisal will
occupy ten days. If it is found that
the hats have been undervalued rs per
cent they will be forfeited and sold by
the government.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-21
Is Given a Golden Jawbone.

New York, June PA remarkable op-
Grafton has just performed at the post
graduate hospital by which a man has
been provided with an artificial jaw
of pure gold to replace a jawbone de-
stroyed by disease. The operation is
said to be the first of the kind ever
performed in a New York hospital.
Michael Wood, 81 years old, of Green
witch, Conn, is the patient. His dis
ease had progressed so far that Wood s
family believed his death was only a
question of months.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-21
c)OMTy

Mrs. ]. C. Wilson has asked guests
for bridge whist party Friday after
noon at her home on Topeka avenue,
complimentary to her daughter, Mrs. j.
B. Furry, of Muskogee, Okla, and Miss
Lutte Brigg of Atchison.
Mrs. Marco Morrow will give a recep
ton Thursday afternoon at her home,
1923 Western avenue, for her guests,
Mrs. J. A. Rooseboom of NATION, ILL.,,
and Miss Bess Thompson Of Kalama-
zoo, Mich.
Mrs Charles Mitchell and Mrs. H. H.
Hazlett will entertain their bridge club
Wednesday afternoon at the Country
club. Their guests, besides the men,
Whitelock of Chihuahua, Mexico, and
Mrs. B. M. Meade of Peoria, Ill.
y +
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Grace Frances Reed and Mr..
Thomas Edwin Prout, Wednesday
evening. July 6, at 1880 O'Clock, at the
First Methodist church. Following the
wedding reception will be held at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Reed, 1133 Harrison
street.
n
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Livingston Of
st. Paul, Mimi, have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Abbie Livingston, to Captain Cleveland
c. Lansing of the Fourth field artillery
U. S. A, of Fort Leavenworth: Topeka
people, who have friends at the Fort
will be interested to know of the en-
gagement.
Mr.. S. F. Hogue announces the en-
gagement of his daughter, Leta Fran
ces, to Lester William Collins; the
wedding to take place June %, at the
home of the brides father, 1913 Central
Park avenue.
Mr.. Owen Cope of Wichita, formerly
of Topeka, spent Sunday in Topeka
and was entertained at dinner at the
National hotel with a number of the
men of the Bachelor club. of which he
was formerly a member, by Mr.. j
Newell Abrahams.
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the First Congregational church will
give picnic excursion over the Union
Pacific to Silver Lake Wednesday, leav-
ing the North Topeka station at 10:2i
a m. and returning tie p m. All the
friends of the young people OF the
church are invited. Fishing, boating
ira cars will run for the accommoda-
ton of the party.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Lutte Briggs, OF AtchlSon, ar
rived today to be the guest Of Mrs.
c. Wilson, SIG Topeka avenue.
Miss Mildred Fuller will leave Wed
nesday for Fort Riley to spend weel
or two visiting Lieutenant and Mrs
Sherard Coleman.
Miss Floyd Robertson has returned
from a trip to st. Louis, Washington
D. c., and West Point.
Mr. John Walters and his family. o
Abilene. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| Byron Davis Monday.
! Mrs. Frank Whitelock and he
! daughter, Betty, of Chihuahua, Mexico
| are guests of Mrs. Whitelock's sister
! ir-law, Mrs. Frank Scott Davis. The.
! VIII spend the summer here.
| Miss Rose Mitchell and Miss Francs
| Mitchell will spend a few weeks in Col
| orado this summer at Boulder Canon
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-21
Banquet for Judge Phillips

The members of the bar Of the west
ern district of Missouri will give re-
ception and banquet in honor Of Judge
Phillips and Judge Van Valkenburg at
the Baltimore hotel. Kansas City, on
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-21

been received in San Francisco from
China. These hogs were said to have
been imported by a st. Louis whole
saler, who will distribute them to all
parts of the country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-21

of the Topeka bar are cordially invited
to attend. Those intending to attend
are requested to notify Mr.. Elmer
Powell. e14 New York Life building,
Kansas City.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-21
BOSTON BAKED BEANS Toe or.

You cannot buy or bake other
beans SO good. We bake a big lot
of them fresh every day and they
have the real Boston flavor and
goodness At 10c a quart, they are
as cheap as you can bake them at
home and are twice as cheap and
twice as good as any canned beans
YOU can buy. You'll find them on
the delicatessen counter.
Potato salad, prepared with may
onaise dressing, macaroni and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-21
CHOCOLATE TEA CAKES ARE
TEMPTING

They are a delicious little choco-
late pastry. drop cake, iced on tor
and delightfully."- light and dainty
They are 15c a dozen. Try them
tomorrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-21

Panama Hats Seized by Government.
New York. June 21.-The most i'm
portant event on the days program of
the New York customs authorities was
the beginning of the appraisal of the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-21
BEEF PRICES CHANGE AGAIN.

advertisement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-21

would not feel so overcome and tired from
the heat. The .pinples and blotches are
an indication that your blood is out of
order Here is a recipe for an old
fashioned homemade system tonic that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25

lene. her garments torn bcs"-, his the 1T
10 follow hsr l." tn" rspcu" Hut theN
quail and ne turns to lCrH.
But Verne. now lnSan" with jealousy
Is cruel cynlCa! r-rnorssIe.,r He de-
mand- one price and one only for the
Nazarene's III. Th. Nagdal.ne he de-
clares. NUT Yield herself to HIM body
end sou' But IN" glory of her r"for.na-
ion ha b"~n too complete. and khoalrg
thai Hhould she weld under tho weight
Of IN. worldly love she rt,E feels for the
Roman all h" Nazarene has said al. tha,
He has don" and all that He has giver
would count for nothing she refuses
irving one more desperate russ ltyas
charges thai he Mngdalen. has e,raved
the NaS,e' and the cruwG rev IL lie; aid
link her ua-n- with lha' ~ .'HdIs They
demand h.' ia" CIV" ha"s ia. "a
-rTIrinC tn" uprDar = 'o-nuo: On -
heard ~ tn. street below and rI:tgA. Y
snouxk IN" blind mar who has h.e;.
mal,- 80 -. by the Nazaren. u-s~r leo
IN. ,p-"taC.. of IN" SAVIOUR being ed L.
HIS doom iCyus laav.s III. Ma gdhl.n.
mot ton ey. ,'aru. a. ho goes our 10
Join tn" T"r".gh,ug Cur5'n< mob s'oning
anc eNecratInG Ihrrs' a. ~" stumbled
toward the cro~S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25

New York Gay
Wall Sire et Men may
leave subscriptions
and aEiyerttscfr,sn ~
a. the Wall ~, Once.
n Broas1 81 Teie
ph0n G 2s10 BeekTnan
lass Broadway. near
STIR 81 .S3 West
i3Ssh -
George " Airorn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25
>EUS or PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
Hrnr, " savage Back From Enrope
with Plans for New Pieces.

Henry " Savage returned from Europe
YESTERDAY an the Mauritania He brought
IN" manuscripts of several new plays.
chiefly of works Recently produced in
Europe. and said h. would stage tho plays
Ia America TINS WINTER
First IN IN. list will I've The Great
Name a comedy Of Viennese musical
life by Victor Leon and Leo F-Id the
former one Of he hbreiti-is OF The Merry
Widow In thir play Mr. Savage Is TO
star HcnTy knlker Tn" COMEDY will b.
produced next month and will be gwen
IN Chicago befor. corning 80 New York
-EverYwoman." Walter Browne T. drama
which l. to be produced in PoAton early
in January and then brought TO New York
IL modern morality play which depicts
the pilgrimage Of woman in quest ~ love
Its scenes arr laid in the New York 81 the
pfesen'
from PARIS Mr savage brought lie
Million. new light comedy 'ha; has
just achieved a mt ~ III" PalaiS Royal.
-Lliile Bow BlGe- calle1 IN he German
Lord PiccoIo- IL Vienn.-s ops-e;;a
and has been played with success IN oihe-
cities The scpr. IA by Henri
B.--ani. and The Ibretto 10y Rt.dolph
Schanz.- and Karl Lindau
From Be'lin Mr. Savage mas occurred
two light comeiie7 with European records
IN The Lieutenant Ward by Leo
Nsi'h"- S;eIn. and Baron Liede-iich'
i-Th. Baron Coed for Nothing. by
Heinrich =. hrottenbach. London has
cont rib,g;s al To Mr.. Savage's li~' a nex
polite melodrama called Lady Mort inner
from the pen 81 Major Rerb--r woodgaIs.
When Henry B. Harris takes possession
n the Harkes' Theatr. on April . altera-
tIons will be made to conform with the
widening Of Forty-second street. Mr.
Harris will rename the theatre the
Comique. His first attraction there will
he Rose stahl IN Charles klein's new play
Maggie Pepper
The English company now playing in
= Our Miss Gibbs in America will sail
for London on December :. arriving
there in ample season for the new Gsisty
Theatre musical comedy production in
January. The American company for
= Our Mias Gibbs will resume the season
tour az the Colonial Theatre. Boston. on
February y.
Marietta Oily will he seen in the title
role Of Madame oubad0ur- NJ the
Lyric Theatre for the first time tonight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25
SHtH.S DARN IADS" PLAY.
Piece Prosiurrsi In London 10 tia shake
>psarr Memorial Theatre Fund.

ns.,.I' lHs Dsspsf-t p, IHS ~rN
LoNpOv. Noy - Shaw new plavlet.
Tn. pe-a Lady Of the Sonnets.' was
produced at the Haymerkst Theatre
thl, afternoon in aid ~ the Shakespeare
memorial thecrre fund and contrary
to eApec;G:Ion /; proved a clever tribe,
without any purrose beyond rails ing
money for the fund
|; W., assumed that shaw W. going
to illuminate the mystery II the dark
lsdy's identity. but beyond making Mary
Futon character IN the play he did
not attempt ~ e>ta -. IN a relation between
her and the tlrl. IN. other characters
were ShcksHpeo played by Granville
Burkcr ard queen Eh'uhs'h The piece
srarkl.s with wit II the shaw tvT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25

the yoscs. 10 may Be ssad that 70 COS equal
10 the house.
Mr.. Constantine Appeared also TO
advantage At the Metropolitan and his
excellent singing was heard with real
pleasure. IL In hardly necessary to- com :
ment ON the doings % the other singers.
Tor 70 II no injustice TO them 60 cay that
they served chiefly N accessories. The
principal ones among them were Nine.
Flahaut an MGddcisna and Mr. Didur al
the sepulchral Spavaiueiis. MIR. Podesti
conducted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25
RRow Nsos.
40 S1s
Publlrisi Philosopher Patriot
Ne Loved
Cot, Goln tr, and Truth

Bourke Cochran who was orator Of the
day. said tina, although DIR. Brownson
early IN life associated himself With the
Presby,er,ans. Universalists and Uni
tsriars in middle life he joined the hurch
Of Rome and became one OF the most
powerful factors for the extension OF the
church in this country.
Bro nson knew that the republic
could not rest entirely upon tn" force
Of coercion for its maintenance. because
II could not get at the minds and souis
Church could. and DR.. Brownson saw
that the Church was essential 20 keep the
republic together
Mr. Harson made the presentation
speech Park Commissioner Stover re-
ceived thu, monument in behalf of the
city He aid he looked forward TO the
tire when there would be a good many
more sICh memorials in Riverside Park
that knew no such thing az a E'nffnS
locomotive
Archbishop Farley concluded the ever
cisen nv a short talk He said the mem
ory n a man who sacrificed everything for
the Truth ought tn hea sourceof constant
ins0retion 20 young people.
The movement for a memorial 10 Dr
Browrson started about INVENT I'VE years
ago with the formation of a national
CommIttse 4 fund vas collected ell
over the country The catholic club Of
New YORK. helred materially Among
the members OF the memorial committee
TOR J Downing. Justice Edward b Amend,
John D rimmlns Nlchn 81 ) Drimnnond,
Herman Ridder Morgan OBrien.
Michael y Koran Thomas " Mulry
james Butler. Robert j. collier and
Henry HaIde
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25

Alessandro Bonci. the tenor. said yes
terday that he has In mind a project for
an opera company Of which he will be
the head and which will present only
operas in English with American singers
in the cast. He said that the idea IA 20
have the company spend from twelve
20 twenty weeks In q new opera house 20
be built 10 this city and the rest Of the
season on tour. Donci aaid no would
not he ready 20 give the detail1 81 his
project until merit spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25
BROU \ son BI'ST UNVEILED.
E8oarkr Cochran and Archbishop speai
900 school tirtS sing.

monument IN memory OF Orestes
Augustus Bro wnson WAS unveiled yester-
day morning in Riverside Park at the foot
of ioIth street Six hundred school girls
from the Holy Name parish sang and the
Catholic Protectory band played The
crowd who came 10 witness the ceremony
filed the PARK between iOith and l0Sth
streets and Ind m. stone wal, on the
drive
Among those on the stand that had been
erected hy the eide q. the monument
w"r- Ar, hbl-hop tarey VI Joseph
Har-on Chairman of the memo com
rnitt--; Park Commissioner Slower. and
" Bourke Cock rah, who were tie
speakers frank = Cannon. president Of
IN. CathonC Clup Of New York who pre-
sided Ja~r,c. Wauhops Lynn Henry
Hsid.. JohE . Cr.mmins. the Rev. Luke
Ev.rs. Justice .;car Hoye- John Jerome
Rooney, Hugh King l.ione. Harms ana
pr J Brownsor OF DUBUQUE. ia
grandson Of the man whose statue was
unveiled
The flags yelling the bronze bust were
pulled away hy Mrs II Odiome. grand.
daughter of the late DR. BrownsoR. and
Mrs = J kItson. widow Of samueI kitson
the sculptor Of the bust Tho bust faces
the Hudson On the granite base Is IN"
inscription.
RRowNsos.
40 lsis
Publlrisi- Philosopher Patriot
Ne Loved
Col. Coun trS and Truth
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
opo 5ilionrmelaetroiicn iii.

ropa 5iilannlelgetroffcn III.
SEER Rogers lit aopitdu iun %.
Hcgiment Der Notionalguroc Don
Neiu 9)prf. Gr bat in europa nit
SffiSiereu aller 6anaituieu geipro-
den mo lit at DEM Reiilltat gefnnr'
men. DOB Die Gerciniaten Staatcll
BON HSapan in eihen arieg permidelt
uno BON ibm idwer gcihIagell
mer0cl.
Sur Segriinolng ieiner slniid,t
fiibrt Serr Rogers foigenoes on:
nWtun bat III europa bobe Md
ting Dor Ger Stdrtc ino Der
aampfiGhiafeit mierer Worine, mo
0ieie Inlitt miro ulld BON Den 80.
ponern gctbeilt. aber unier 'Neer
miro mlr als EN- Sd)er5 ungeiehen.
Die nlislGneiiden Sffi5iere betrud,s
ten cs i'll ieoer @c5iehung ais 81,
tleiA nm ua 3liten Su ieil. Sapall
heabiidtigt niht. inns IN oieIcm ail.
genblidc III ciucn 9ricg 5u Der
widelL meil nod, cine aroBc arie9S.
idulo iibcr ieilcm Sallpte ldlneht,
nber es nlodIt pcrSmeifeltc gnitre!'
ginlgen. oieie 10 id,ncn rpie m0glid,
5rl he5ablen mo cS miro llci,e Nn'
lciben fiir cinen &ricg nit inns ami.
nebnlell.
Sic apltrollc auf Dem Guciiie.
S5ean liegt jpii1cn Sapoll nno ms,
urb crlteres mid lie an liG reiBen.
Srpb ull Der Observation-Disclosures
bolt nie 9tatiou 5llm Sdlaae ol,s,
mo or mirT iollefl che scr Tanoinn-
&annl fcrtig iii.
Sic Sereinigtcn Staateu bobell
cine quite Suionterie. Die uher nid)t
alli Den &ricg pnrbercitet lit. Vii
toluieu nid,t Neniigcnh gciibte 2cute
ms tSclb ltelen mo beiisen al ipenia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sopon faun
100000 geiibte Soloatcn an Der Yo-
! ciiic-&ilite luuben. che mir eS perbin-
bcrn fomnen. @cnm mir nid)t lducll
ein groBereS ltdnbises Seer a%iiiitcl.
fen, meroen mir geiblagen. @nBer-
Dem lit mliere Saftif mn 5uau5ig
Sabre peraltet. @ir braudet oic
ollaemeinc Sienitpfliht. Sunse
Sente iollten nlli orei Sabre 81 Den
! @afien eingejpgcn Wcroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22

iteat icin iollten. rno nid,t Der
Stuotsgerihtsbarfeit, Die III bieIem
Talle Die Sbeilnebmler an1 Spnd)gc.
riht iiraiirei altsgebeu gelaiien bette.
Gs lei upfmalS barari bingemielen,
oaB unlere Notwithstanding in Dem
Sinne ilmqednbert luerocn Inllte, oal
ben 9lnoesbcb6rben Die @eridtsbar.
felt nj alien 66acn perlieben miro. in
benen Die Gertrassrehte bon Ilis'
lunocrn perlest mltrben.
y - y
Champ Glorf. Der porallsiidytlihe
Spred)er oeS 60. Gongreiies -3eigt
iid GliBerit biplomatii6 uno bonoelt
nod Dem Sprid)port, bas iinier
Scoop lcioer ME gefannt: .Sdmei-
gen lit @olb." Mls Gldrf berfl.
@o6e in Der 9unoesbouptitabt ein,
traf, mpllten i'm natiirlid) ole Sc.
ridteritatter Ger groBcn @lGtter iiber
Die politife i3utunit ausforiheu.
3ariiber aefraet, Oh er Die gruemun1
cines Counties b~egiinltlge. melheS Die
Counties bes SauleS suiammenSl.
iesen babe. onitntt. Dab Der Spredcr
oieie crlellne. mo fcrner, OBJ leiner
(6larf's) Iniid,t mad, bon Dem nab.
itcn oemofratiifcn Sans cine Sarii.
HepiIion porgenominen pilrbe, mn
oh oielelbe Damn Den gunScu Edrii
einbegreifen meroe. poer ob nan cine
.Sfeoile" nab Der aloeren pnrnebs
men wolle, mntnortete cr einfod,,
.9as lit Sade bes 0enlofratiider
Caucus" gr mieS oarmuf bin, oot
Der 60. GongreB crit im Sc5embcl
bicieS Sabres 5uIammentreien lper6.
uno BOB eS peririibt mo impuiienS
lei, iiH jest bariiber 81 GuBern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
nnfrre pnriffdr hIfe
erniiaenh befbiitt?.

Nus @aibingtou, ,. g.. perloiltet:
Superintendent MacSuhlm bon SalI.
"fornielt bate mGhreno Der lestelt
GongrcBiiBung cine &orlage eflgc.
reid)t, mollad cine GrfiGrung per.
langt miro betreff3 Der 9ereitifoft
Der 9tation im Sale elner Snualion
leItens einer uiiatilden Wad)t an Der
Gacific.&iiite. Die &orlage mArbc
mqenpmmelL mo fInbet MN III
einem Scrid]te oe& OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sepnoro @ppb cine SennnportIna.
Sanad, limb Die &cr. Staatcn nid)t
in Der Saac cincm Ginfaa IN Der
Eacific-&iiitc frGitig sn beacgncn.
@ciuiiie Surts iiab ippbl an Der Sec
icitc, oud) nid,t non Der SauOieitc PC
niigcnb scid,iist. Mud, iolltc Die Mr..
NEE mcbr fuuSentrirt perScn, nm
ar6hcrc Wan6pcr ansfiihren 81 f6n-
ncn. limb idieflidj iolltcn % wci-
terc Smiantcric. nnS I Nrtiacric.&e.
gimcnter g%eid)aiicn wcrocn.
Mou begrcift. SoB Die G~aliioruier
ibrc aiiitc geidiIRt lpiiien mollcn,
wenu man 90 lieit, mas Serr $. s..
Hogcrs. Der Suhn beS ucritorbenen
Stanoarb Del 6inan5ierS oiesbetreii
Dor oas amcrifaniidp Solf hurd, Die
Yreiie lanciert. Sieler Hoaers. Del
ion Observation-Disclosures Nrs GIN.
ohlm bon militGriihen Augeleseu.
beitcn lit, bringt nah iiebenmonati
gem sllientbaltc III Icutihlono mo
sSranfrcih oic merireulihc Gorals.
iage init, Dab Supun einen arieg nit
ben &ereinigteu Stoatcn nod, Dor
G%ollenbnng oeS Yanana.aanals Der.
auibeiGworen miro, GS lit Dies nidt
MIR ieine eiaeue Nniid)t. ipnbcrn tic
miro bon oaen militdrii6cn Nutori.
J t1ten gethcilt, nit oenen CT im/gr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22

oaB mrnmebr Sarii.Geformen i1 abs
icbbarer 3eit 5u crrpnrten leieL Der
mirb gar bolo iein Tanasfi,s iinben.
G%inlnpcilell lit nidtS meiter Su erhoi.
zen, ais cine wehielicitigc Sbitruf.
tionspplitif bcioer S1uier-o llo ci'l
burd)nllS negatives ,Sn5it. bns aber
inter Den llmitdnoen ia audi id)on
etlpaa merth it,"
Man Iiebt nllr Sll gllt, oaB bier Der
@llnid) Satcr Der @ebaufen mar.
@emn ober Ole &oolitiou Der Semo-
frutcn luno S"lliurgcuten Der lebten
srpei Sabre I'M Senat peiter beltebt,
10 miro Die aorperihaft gans gepiB
nidt mehr inter Der Serrifaft Der
| alten @aroe aus ben 9eeu-G nglono.
Staateu lteber. Die allsiheioenOeu
Geplblifauer Sale, 2epeip, &eun,
Scott. Gid, @arner, 9urfctt iino
Stanbpatters, ole Durh 8emofraten
erlcst iper0en, iulo auBeroenr trctcll
an Ole Stelle Der Stunopattcr Bur
rops, Yiler mo Stint Die Snlllrgen.
ten Sopnleno, Ypinoerter mo @orf.
@er bo noh Oent En6liflim pormo-
den mill, es miiroe I'M Seiot mo
Saus 5i einem .ocablod" fomn,ell,
Scr biirftc iid) zines cages oils ldlma.
der S~eurtbeiler Der politiid)cn Suge
baiebcu, ober olS Sdpdber, las poi.
please.
uniere .Srennoe" ocs 9citId).
Mmerifuniihen Sunoes limo nidt mr.
ule5cit edit liberal. ipnoern audi,
ipelin'S paBt, losialiltiif. go lelen
mir oa ). g., baB in Goidocton, Sbic.
bel ben iiingiten @ablcn Der pom
Stabtperbunb inboiiirte Sosialiil
Gorocr, Elm Seutider, gemGblt, IN
Gonntp ober geidlagen mcroen lei,
Mud oaS molle1 mir ms mcrfen.
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Werifo 5cigen inns mieoer 10 oeutlih,
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NEE bctrng am Is. Sftuber b. s.
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