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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-08
DAIRY BUTTER VS..
OLEOMARGAR|NE

The discussion given to the sub
ject of cost of living has directed
more or less attention to the federal
oleomargarine tax and the price of
butter. People who are in favor of
repeating the present oleomargarine
law have taken advantage of the
situation to loudly condemn as
undemoCratiC and an American y
this burdensomc tax on a purs,
wholesome and nutritious food
products. -
They conveniently forget to eX-
plain that over 81 per cent of the
oleomargarinc put upon the market
is taxed at only onefourth cent
per pound They do not explain
that only that oleomargarine that
is artifiCally color cd is taxed at ten
cents per pound.
Even if it were all taxed at ten
per pound it would have absolutely
nothing to do with the price of but
ter after the latter reaches thirty
cents a pound retail. 1t costs a
bout fourteen cents a pound to pro-
duce the very best grade of oleo
margarine. Add to this a ten cent
tax and the cost of production
would be twenty-four cents. The
product could be retailed at thirty
cents at handsome profit to man
ufacturer and retailer.
Looking at the question from
any view point it is clearly seen
that the oleomargarne law has alb
sollntely nothing to do with the
price of butter.
The dairy interests of the coun-
try are not enjoying any benefit
through oleomargarine legislation
except as the integrity of the in
dustrv is maintained. In this
every honest citizen should feel a
keen interest. He should also I'M
derstand that the effort put forth
by the manufacturers of Cleomar
garine to secure Legislation which it
will make it easy for men to COM
NIT fraud in selling Cleomargarine
is not inspired by love for the poor
man who wants cheap substitute
for butter.
The whole proposition may be
thus summed up; oleomargarine is
now made to taste and smell some
thing like butter. The manufac
turers and a few retail dealers want
the privilege of putting it upon the
market so that it will look like but
ter thus making it easy to commit
| fraud.
Every good citizen should be in
terested in effective pure food leg
islation and the oleomargarine law
is Just such legislation-no more,
no less.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-08
No. 40
THE VOTE FOR AND
AGAINST THE SUF-
FRAGE AMENDMENT

OLYMPIA, Dec. Following
are the returns on the amendment
to article VI of the constitution,
voted on at the general election
held November s, upon which the
to women voters was
issued by Governor M. +. Hay
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-08
THE PRESIDENT

of manufacturing concern recent
ly said to The Dawn man, as he
laid down written order for a big
job of printing: I could get that a
shade cheaper elsewhere, but
like to deal with The Dawn. You
are always cheerful and good-na
tured-not common virtues among
printers, according to my exper-
fence.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-08
WASHINGTON HAS
BIG CASH BALANCE

OLYMPIA, Wash, Dec. s.
Especial -According to the an
nual report of the treasurer of the
state of Washington the cash on
hand for the week ended Noyem-
Der Is was $3.50, 115.14. The re-
ceipts for the week ended Novem-
Der 80 were SS2, 1882 making a
total of 81 ,O6S, 915.42 on hand .
The warrants paid amounted to
S149, 69S. 81, leaving balance on
hand December l of 1919, 214.5S.
Mrs. David Kinkade is reported
as gradually convalescing.
Physicians of the city report the
general health of the people good
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-08
FIGURES PROVE
TAXES HEAVY ON
CORPORATIONS

1905, when the state tax commits
sion was created, the burden OF
..xat ion has shifted from the farm
ers and others so that the greater
proportion of the increase now falls
mon the railroads, timber interests
and public service corporations, is
feature of the biennial report OF
.be tax commission. now being pre-
oared for the printer.
lie. Frost, Of the commission,
has prepared the following, which
will be in the report:
In 1905 the total assessed value
Of the taxable property in the state
vas s32S, s42, 525. it is now 1906
247. 944, an increase in FIVE years
f$s77, 7o5, 419.
Five years ago the assessed value
Of all real property was S244 ,OS9,-
s7O;it is now 1922, 766, 995, an in
crease Of $44S, ST., OS5.
Steam railroads, then assessed at
SIS, .655, are now assessed at
5l0o.157,754, an increase of $751;
$4,000.
Five Years ago there were
3,730,655 acres of improved land in
the state. unfortunately under the
system Of assessment then in vogue
no attempt was made to separate
the value Of improved from unim-
proved lands, and it is consequent
" impossible to arrive at its value.
There, are now, however, 6,173-
6SS acres of improved land within
the state, valued at S140, IT'S, 243,
or an average Of S22.71 per acre.
Improvements on these lands are
assessed at an average of $3.49,
making the average assessed value
Of farm lands. including the i'm
provements thereon, $500 per
are. It's to be noted that 2,443-
093 acres of raw land have been
placed in cultivation during the
past FIVE years.
In 1905 town and city lots, with
Improvements, were assessed $780,
sl9,726; this year they stand at
077,27s,92S, an increase of S246.-
5000.
In 1905 there were 1871. 1917
acres Of land, improved and unim-
proved and including timber lands
etc, within the state, which includ-
ing Improvements, were assessed
At STA, 12O,144, or an average of
800 per acre. There are now 22-
l4S,S69 acres, assessed at $3O1,-
s63,Ss6, or an average of 1882
per acre.
There are no means of ascertain
ing the acreage of timbered land
tor 1905, but from careful investi-
cations made by the tax commits
sion it was found that it was as
sessed at that time at an average of
@.SS per acre. There are now S.
o2S.666 acres returned as timber
land, assessed at S76,47O,O56; or an
average Of $3.50 per acre, an in
crease Of 1911 per acre over the
assessment of 1905.
AT that timc the taxable value of
personal property in the state was
ssI663,OO0. 1t is now $113,323
1ss an increase of SIS, 662,195 and
mth's connection it may be of in
'erest to note that in 1905 there
wer: 406, $50 head of cattle in the
STATE while at the present time
there are only sos, sos, or falling
81 lol ,o6l during the past five
years.
rive years ago there were 525,-
~ sheep, while the returns for
'ne present years show only 3594O7
of loss Of l66, 1865. On the cat
ue now returned 1856, OO6 or approx
.@asely SO per cent, mich cows.
'ae falling off in the number 70
sattle and sheep can be attributed
a'eely to the fact that the addition
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-08
POLITICAL COMPLEX|N Of CONGRESS
AND PAN|CS FROM 1859 TO 1909

The following from the Statistical Abstract and
Congressional Directories furnish host of nforma
ton accessible to the average voter Preserve it
for future reference.
goth Congress
1889. Democratic Senate. Democratic House.
1913 failures. Liabilities s64,3e4,ooo
37th Congress
1861. Republican Senate Republican House.
6oo3 failures Liabilities S2o7, 2 10000
3Sth Congress
1868. Republican Senate Republican House.
ass failures Liabilities $1,000, 100
goth Congress
1865 Republican Senate. Republican House.
$40 failures. Liabilities ST. 1872 5000
10th Congress
1867. Republican Senate Republican House.
1880 failures Liabilities $50 o1S 900
4st Congress
1867 Republican Senate. Republican House.
200 failures Liabilities s7so54ooo
42nd Congress
1871 Republican Senate. Republican House.
2o15 failures Liabilities sS5,252ooc.
43rd Congress
1873. Republican Senate. Republican House
5,lS3 failures. (Panic) Liabilities s2aS 100000
44th Congress
1875 Republican Senate. Democratic House
7,7Ao failures. Liabilities SOL 6o.355
45th Congress
1877 Repub lean Senate Democratic House
S,S7o failures Liabilities s1oo6oo.95o
46th Congress
1872 Democratic Senate Democratic House
4o5S failures. Liabilities s57.779,39S.
47th Congress
1881. Republican Senate. Republican House
5,5S2 failures Liabilities SSH 155o32
4Sth Congress
1888. Republican Senate Democratic House
o,I84 failures. Liabilities SI72.S74,172.
4eth Congress
1885, Republican Senate Democratic House
11,aI1 failures. Liabilities s2o7,34o 264.
5oth Congress
1887. Republican Senate Democratic House
o,634 failures. Liabilities $780, 6o,944
SYST Congress
1850. Republican Senate. Democratic House
Io.SS1 failures Liabilities $I4S 7S4.337
52nd Congress
1891 Republican Senate Democratic House
1928 failures. Liabilities s1So.S6S,63S.
53rd Congress
1893. Democratic Senate. Democratic House
15,242 failures (Panic) Liabilities $40, 77o $780,
saith Congress
1905 Republican Senate Democratic House
1897 failures. Liabilities s173,1o6,o6o.
55th Congress
1907. Republican Senate. Republican House
1881 failures. Liabilities $154,332,o7I.
56th Congress
1900. Republican Senate Republican House
o337 failures. Liabilities $9oS7o, $50.
57th Congress
1901 Republican Senate Republican House
1902 failures. Liabilities sI13,o92,376.
5Sth Congress
1908, Republican Senate Republican House
1860 fai.nres. Liabilities $155,4441S5.
59th Congress
1905 Republican Senate. Republican House
1880 failures Liabilities $1o2, 676172.
Goth Congress
1907. Republican Senate. Republican House
11,725 failures. Panic) Liabilities $197,3S5,225.
61st Congress
1000 Republican Senate. Republican House
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-08

What would make a finer or
more appropriate Christmas present
to father, mother, brother, sister,
cousin or sweetheart, than THE
DAWN for one Year? The cheap
est and best paper in the County
Only One Dollar per year.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-12-08

William Simons of Toppenish,
spent Sunday in the city.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-01
Gruabeig Sppotbelea.
Cincinnati, 81. Ra
geue Snpptbeten.

Rsut 5ppptbeten.
Wsi6aeI Gflein on Gin Str. Sn>
buitrp 6. II. 3. SO. $500.
German Sedmutb on Glmpooo
Qloce 8. IL. 9. so. $1,000.
Spispb Sisriit an Wst. Waibinston
9. 3. II. .. go. $1,000.
pauIins 5. auuabsr on Delta 8. u.
SO. $500.
Wilbslmins 8ett.l on Rortpooo R.
6. IL. s. 60. $4,000.
CLARA 6. 6. Bates an prppioent
GoaR SO. $2500.
Garruth g. Wturbod on meitern
Sills 9. Q. II. 6. Go. $500.
Gertrude 5ambrod on atlas 8. u.
3. 60. $1,000.
Wm. 81. goi. an Meitern ans
Soutbsrn 2iTs Sni. 60. $4,000.
giatbon 0olfman on Sobn Gso.
Raber. $1,000.
Gbas, 8. 9DIpp on eS. JrisamsIt.
$7OO.
gb. u. Waro on EoT. DarD.
$1,000.
Minnk .. grintmun an units
Banning &c SAB. 60. $500.
Gli3obstb Rpa an Neip guden. 8.
II. 3. 60. $2500.
9etiIste 5ppotbeten.
| Mi6oel gfl.in an Gin Strab. Sus
buTtrp 6. II. y. go. $3.50.
DerTeIbe on bisIslbs. $3.50.
4Iouiie Shmitt an Rortbtpeiterr
I9. II. g. SO. $500.
marp .. gelIfmitb on Union SAB
g. &c 8. go. $1,000.
CLARA 8. Duff an bieIslbs. $500.
aouis s. Wlente On 5Oispb grint'
man. 800.
en.n Wilie on 9. 81. GOOp.r
S125.
Rob. s. Runn an 5snrp GOpert
$1,000.
| Saepb aiNnseI an Sune Ctr. 3. 9
Il. 6. 60. $3.50.
| Geo. NDsibe an Monard 9. u. 6
| u. Gp. $3.50.
! gbas. W. Bartlett or 90. 5. Shub
| $500.
sobn 6. Gate on Il. g. Mortsas
Ii. 3ruft go. $4,000.
/ 2issie 8olpp an ReabiHs RDob 9
II. g. 60. $1,000.
! Charlotte meaennon on 2ib.raf 8
u. B. 60. $3.50.
5ermon SeEtor on augnitu Segto,
$1,000.
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William 8olb u. u. on 2uiprence
ssrider, 25 SUB an SiibIeite Der Gone
ron Ctr, GOT Sub ipeitli6 bon Glifs
ton gpe.; $2310.
sranf s. Yptter an 4nnd 9. Iiton,
2ot168 in 8pfinser Sc 6opttns' Sub.
BON Goutb Nornopo; 81.
sobn s. Rapmonb on Sba Rops
monb, Got Is unb 3beiI Der Got 15
In Rias &c Greiap's Cub. in Wfors
nington 5eisbts; 81.
Sobn q. Rober an Natban 8dlfs
man, unaefdhr 10 4der 2ano in Surs
ben 535 in 4nberIon Sp.; $1400.
Sobn 8. gueter jr. on Gmma
gDiti6ger, / Got an 9enbdm Ctr,
81.
Roripppb R. 6. II. S. SO. on Wils
belmine @ettel, 26 SUB on geeh Str.,
$2500.
Geo. 6. allen an 4Ien 8. Softer,
/ Got on Gnrisbt 4pe.; 81.
6. SO. Weerriu II. u. on stephen
Sdoperman, bas gisentbum sfo.
1867 Ridmonb Str; $1666.67.
Gas. 6. gfobinion, Nbm., ON Gbs
gar SO. Dilion, l Got an Sturgts
4pe.; $500.
aena Ban glusbal on Sof. Wetion,
Cot 571 in Robb C Sees llntsrabtb.;
81.
gbos. Ue. Bartlett an 6. 8. M. ut.
fins. 100 SUB an SapIor ape.;; 81
9erietbe an gilbert 8. attins, &C
Fub an Gummit 9lpe., Bomb Sia;$1
Gbos. s.. 30. 4ttins on Bartlett
Geoltp Co., al Cots in 8arton's I'm
terubtbeiIune, Satlen; 81.
glsnes 8oiie an Soiepb gohe, ]
Got an Sanfielo Ctr; 81.
ssobn s.. gueter jr. on Roia poppe
1 Got an 9enbom Str.; 81.
Caroline Soffman on Roie Woro
1 Got an Sbilito Ctr, 81.
sSlorence Gbolmonbelep on Ydulin'
| r. aaIlabtr, / Got on Delta Gpe., 81
emma Sdrimpf on Geo. 8dutps
% 5ub an 1iTbsr 9lpe., 81.
Charlotte Mc2ennon an 8ertboUlc
Gennon, / 2pt on Carthage Ipe.; 81
Dieielbe an bto., Cots 60 uni
63/1O SUB BON Got 70 in Spentei
| &c Sennep's unterobtb.; 81.
aIois Sir on au9uit s. 9repsr,
Got on Baltimore ape.; 1915.
Serman 3ertor an aueuite .. Get
tor, % Sub on Sit 8. Ctr; $1082
| sSrant W. andpp ON 9enepe gorts
80 SUB an 5rantIin Ctr, Carthage
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bredter auf einmal iiebsn Bode mil
5i.ben Giibrern na6 Deibesheim obs
idid.n mubtsn. Snterefant 1T, oas
Rapoleon |. in einem Shreiben oisies
R.dt nebft geibrinsuns bes Bodies be'
itdtist.; er ioa nidt ihleAt iiber ore
brolliae Giite sslaht boben. Sur Sen
Der fransoiiI9en Aepolution perftsigsr'
ten audi einmal bic Sonseulotten Den
beriibmten Bod. CT ipuroe ieoo1
bur6 bas slbiingen Der tpilosn Jrs!'
kitslieber i9eu unb rannte bnrb o'e
aouae Staot, mas elm groBes 0uubium
fir bic .Sbnebpien@ absab. Wsan ting
ben ssliidtlina tpieber Elm. issis ibm
eine roibe SatobinermiBe auf bas &C.
b0rnte 6anpt unb psrauiitonirts inr
bann. SaB Der Wein aus ben berihm'
ten Deibesbeimer atllereisn babsi IN
Str0m.n fIob, mar ielbitpsritanolieb;
nur ,rbielten bic gsiissr uiht. tpie bet
ben iebis.n acknowledgement, 1000
W,arf fir bas Juber. Die Obnsboisn
apo,n fpieber ab, Der sroBe aniier itart
auf Der peltf.rnen Sni.l. akr iein
geitdtisungsbriei blieb erbuitsn, nrb
beute nod 5isbt gu pfinsitsn Der s9ams
bred)ier Bod in bas froblide Wtlrs
it1btten 9sioesbeim elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-01

getommen, ipie Sbr TeIbft fos-
tet, unb bus Sbier mOdte baber ben
plaB abIuhen. Gs iheint mir perlo-
rene 3eit -"
y9oripGrts!4 unterbra6 Der Gers
geant ben Mann. ,0u baft reht; mir
lppllen por allem einmal erfabren, mas
uns in benz betpubten altsn 6duie err
tpartet."
Die 5liihtigen bdtten ieoes Wort Der
unterreouns peritanben unb Der ebes
palier bereits ben Seqsn in Der Sheibe
selo6srt, Inn ben erimmigen Sunb nte'
Der 81 itoBen, tpenn er ourh ods Sss
biiId brdnse. Die s5rauen btelten iifI
nit iibermenf6lifer 2lnitrenauna aut.
reht unb ipebrten elmer Obnmuht.
9d iebten bic Sploaten nno ibr
sSii6rer fih ipieber in 8epe9ung. Gin
tiefer 4tbemans erlsidterte Die gruit
bes Gbepaliers, aIs Der rptbe 9lait Der
5adeln nur nod aus Der Jerne uno bel
ein8elnen 8enbunqen bes 5ubpegs
beriiberleuttete, aI8 Die Stimmeu Der
Mdnner unb bos gellen oes 6unbes
unbeutliher erflanQsn uno enblih biz
ndhtlihe Stifle burh nidts nehr lins
terbrohen fpurbe dIs bas Rouen oes
9onners, bas 9ruuisn bes Winoes
uno bos tlatidenbe 8erduih bss He'
oens.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-01
mas aus elmer 9oIts

mas aus elmer 8oIts,
f6uIerin perben tann! 2lm
l. Qpril b. 8. tonnte Die 2aboratoz
riumsgebilfin bes 8atteriologiihsMiz
troffopiIhen 2uboratoriums in 8ers
lin bic span3igfte WRDertebr beg I'd
oes feiern, an bem lie auf mebt3iniIhem
9ebiet tbdtig 1T. Na6Dem lie, o6tpohl
Fie nur 8pltsi6ulbilDung beiibt, bur9
2luFmertiomteit unb JIeiB ii6 bic Mes
tboben Der battertplogiihen, hemii6en
unD mitroifopif6en llnteriuhung bon
4uspurf Il. T. N. Iopie bes 8lutes an
oeeienet bat, orbsitet tie nit elmer iolz
den pebantii6en 9etpifenbaftigteit,
buB lie in Der SeriteQung auf's Bette
qefdrbter 8lutprGparate, in Dem Ii6es
rem Nuhpeis BON Subertelbucilen i'm
Sputrtm, i'm qudntitatipen Nahfpeis
pon gtipeiB uno 3uder i'm 5arn, in
Der feineren mttroItppoIhen untsrIuz
dung bss lebteren uno IN dhnlihen
unterIu6unesn taum bon einem 4r5t
ibertrpffen perben fam. gefonbers
intereHant 1T iebph, bab lie bieIe Mes
t6oben ni6t nur mehoniI6 anpenbet,
IonDern au6 bas Deien unb 8eber.
tunq berIelben beurtbeilen fann, 10 bab
tie BEL Der syortbilbung BON Qer3tsn in
Jprtbilbungsturien, iotpie Bel Der 4us>
bilbung iunger 9amen gu 2aboratoz
riumseebilfinnen mitthdtig fein tann.
Der umftanb, ooB Die 8oltsf6iilerin
elmer f6leiiihen &leinitaot Gelegenbeit
Fanp, ibre geiitigen 5dbtgteiten 5u ent@
falten peridaffte ibr bic Mogli6teit,
fid Die piFenf6aftlite Q9tung gu
perftaffen, bic iie fennen. 9urh bic
pflege Der eeiftigen 5dbigtsiten Der
S6iiler Der 8olfslhulen duf breiteiter
9runbloge biirften Mert6e seihoffen
tperben tDnnen, bic Der Geiammtbeit
gum Wobls sereihen.
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Gedaehntss & q dpiteL.

Tsm 9eiprGh Der Soloaten, oehen
unFreitpillise Scorer Gaiton be Gbomtls
In unb feline SbuBbefohlenen getpors
ben, entnabm Der GbsOaIier ipihtiss
4ufi6IiiFs. Gr pubts nun, oab ihnsn
Der Wee nah benz ShIOne perlegt mar,
benn BORT bsfanb fid Der 9icornts be Ia
9alue nit ben Trdoonern. Sa oers
ieIbs cine Suusfutung pornabm, 10
mar bas 9.bdube ieOsnials itreng be-
lpd6t. Getpib bate man aussi.bigs
8OrIOrge getrpffen, RAP nismanb bos
Shlob beimlib perIaiIen obsr ous1elbe
obns Wihen Der SoIoaten betreten
tonnte. Gbenio nsnig burften bic
5li6tiasn ldnger i'm Walb bleiben.
9snn ubgeiebsn baron, baB iolhes Die
torpsrIide Grid0piun9 Der 5rousn
perbot, mubten in tur3er 3eit bic nnh
bem pup be gdrIotet obmarihirten
9rdooner suriidtehycn Wenn Tie, ME
ni6t gu be3p.ifsIn itano, oas bisbsrise
8eritsd oerJIiihtigsn auffanosn. bann
Id9 auh Die 8ermubung nahe, oaB Ite
ibre Hahforfhunoen nit peroopptltem
Gifer fortfebsn tpiiroen. 8os Wlibs
trauer bss Sereedrtsn mar bereits ses
tpedt bur6 bas Gritsinen bes Cater
nenlidts uno befen pI0BIibes. uners
tlGrli6es @srI6ninoen; iiberoies
olaubte berieIb<, Rufe i'm Dalo ssbDrt
gu haben, ols er, tura bas Ditiht
bre6enb, mad bem bsrlorensn Weg
| iuhte. Inter iolfen llmItdnben mug
ten bic in Der Ruint 5efinolihen Deden
unb BolTter, Die Gtridleiter uno bic
WDbel, namsntIit abtr bic 5uriideeldI.
Ienen 8drberobeitute, ipSlfe unsueifels
baft gum Gebr1uh bon 9dmen Be.
| ftimmt nursn, tsn Solbatsn Die uebers
seuouno b<ibrinQen, bab iie in Der 9hut
bic 9uflu6tsItdt,e Der perfolgten Jrou
entbedt hatten. Spbann beuteten ale
Ginsel6eiten borauf bin, bob Der Srt
bis Dor tiir3eiter 3eit bepObnt unb in
aIer Gle perIaIien fpurbe. Die Be-
nohner fonnter iif in5tpiidsn ntht
alIau fpeit BON Der Ruine entfernt ba'
ben, lie ftQten ieoenfalls nod irgeubpr
| i'm Walo. 0enn Der Ssreeant, ipi.
| fir qelpib on3unshmen mar. eleihfoliE
3u 6ieIer ShIuBToleeruna tam, banr
fonnt. Der mitqsfiibrte 5uno fir BIZ
| Glii6tlinge GuB:rit perbdnsnibpol
tpsrben.
Ddhrenb bisie 8sbunten uuf Der
GbspaIier einiturmtsn. ihretts Wsar
guerits pI0blit 3uiammen.
Der Suno. Der f4rsdlite Sunb!'
ft0hntt iie aitterno.
en- Der 5hat ballte bas langgesoesn'
@ebeul bes 9bisres ipieber laut Durt
BEN Wolb, uno IS fhien iosar BON Ss
tupoe su Setunoe nGher su tommsn
Sollten bic Ira1oner bie8urhiufuns
Der sburmruine i6on 10 bolb besnbist
follten lie ben 6unb freieeloiien uni
ouf bic frii6e Spur Der gntflphsnsl
sskbt buben?
(Jortiebung folgi.)
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tuna i'm 2imbura. Diiribsimer Waloe
burh aDnis Gasob.rt suidmmenhins.
On biei<s Rt9t iniipft iif sas Jeit beg
ioasnonni.n ,adsiDnigs". 4m spsis
ten pfinoiitag periammeIien ilch DIE
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de Wietbe $3.50.
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