davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21

Pipings OF black will be much used
on all kinds OF frocks this season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21

Tulle hats are In favor. and those
who can afford II will wear tulle even
ing coats to match.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21

Simple Puritan dresses will be much
worn by young girls this season. with
the simple couture now so fashion.
able.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21

Tulle. and net are much used for
whole hats and to trim straw hats. II
forms crowns OF some and huge bows
upon others.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
IN BUSINESS CIRCLES

stock to and s and so on up the line
Is confidently predicted For dull
season in specializing, II is doing very
we'll.
McBryde has weakened. the last
sale being at 6125. This is brought
about by the short crop, but the con.
ditlon of the plantation has steadily
improved 80 far az water and new
crop-the important details-are con-
cerned.
Waialua has strengthened up quite
little although the once expected eX-
ira dividend will not be forthcoming.
The stock sold at 1870 the latter part
of the week, and will probably hold
in the vicinity of that figure.
Oahu has had the usual yicissitudcs.
On Tuesday It sold at 3l.l25 and on
Friday fifteen shares came out on
the board at 1850, which seems to
bear out the prediction that Oahu
may 80 to 30, at which price there
are plenty OF buying orders.
EVA has sagged an eighth, the last
sale being mt 1895. Hawaiian Com
mercial is strong at Al. Onomea
came out on Friday the first time for
u long while. 1t sold between boards
at 1925, the last previous quotation
being 1880. The bidding has livened
up in a way to suggest that someone
expects something special. Honokaa
has gone up an eighth, and is now be-
ing bought readily at 1876.
These cover the stocks on which
there has been any active bidding.
Outside the sugar list, Brewery has
sold Mt 2LS75, Hilo Railway common
at ~ and Hawaiian Electric ut $50,
the last previous reported sale being
at 100
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
PINCHOT TALKS
OF HIS TRIP
Former Forester oenles Having Posed
as Representative OF Roosevelt.

OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Aug. 10. -
Theodore Roosevelt held secret con
ference today with James II. Garfield
of Cleveland, former secretary OF the
interior and Clifford Pinchot of New
York. deposed forester. who are re.
garded as two of the most ardent In
surgents.
The two men whom Roosevelt num-
bers as among his closest friends. pro-
tested that they could not talk about
their plans or the Significance of their
visit to Roosevelt. Pinchot said:
Colonel Roosevelt invited Mr.. Gar.
field and me 80 visit him. and that's
all there is to it,
When asked about his California trip
he said that he made speeches there In
behalf Of Hiram Johnson. candidate
for the republican nomination for gov
ernor. and for William Kent, a candi-
date for thu republican nomination for
congress from the Sacramento district.
81 delivered eight speeches. which Is
four more than | Intended to make"
he said He was told that since his
departure from New York Colonel
Roosevelt had received many inquiries
from California as TO whether the for
mer forester had gone there as his
representative to support Johnson and
Kent.
He answered that he had never had
any such idea, had given no such i'm
preston and that he had gone to Cali
fornia entirely on his own RESPONSE.
bility.
How did | find the sentiment In the
west in regard to the Roosevelt poll
cics? Very enthusiastic" said Pin
chot with emphasis.
What do they think of the Taft adj
ministration?"
what do you think of the wealth
err" was his reply. II was raining
hard just then.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
FIRE PIT
CHANGES FORM

Letters from the Volcano House
state that Il wonderful Transformation
was made in the crater of Kilausa
volcano this week. The report states
that an island of black lava has
formed in the center OF the active fire
and that from the opposite ends Of
this island two cones are spouting red
hot lava To considerable height Pre-
cedlng the change there was a great
lauu slide which carried much of the
old rim into the crater and following
This the suTphur and smoke cleared
from the crater and remained so for
several days. Tha crater at present
says the writer resembles red sea
of water with volcanic island in the
center"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
CROWN is WORTH
HALF A MILLION

From the financial standpoint the
crown of England is worth about
100000, says the New York Amer
lean.
Around the circle there are 20
diamonds, each worth $500. max
ing 100000; two large center dia-
monds, each valued ut 10000; "a
smaller diamonds, placed at an angle
to the former, each worth $500; four
crosses, each of "a diamonds, $60,-
900; -four large diamonds on the
top of the crosses. 100000; IL large
diamonds containing the fieur-de lis,
$4,000; lIl diamonds, $4,000; 20
diamonds in the upper cross, $500,
and two circles OF pearls about the
rim, $4,000. ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
Wharyes and Landings. ,

Another of the numerous commissions
appointed by the last Legislature has
turned in its report, the Commission
to Investigate Wharves and Landings.
On general principles the Commits
sion believes In government owner
ship or control under government
supervision, but It finds condition
at the small landings that makes pub
lie control inadvisable. The business
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

This has been what might be termed
an averagely dull week in business
circles but there have been not few
events that have served to bring out
in concrete form the splendid pross
perity which the city and the Terri
tory have been and are now enjoying
First of all was the annual report
of the President of the Chamber of
Commerce. Mr.. Morgan was able to
secure for his report the figures on
our commerce for the fiscal year
closed with June These show that
during the year just closed lIawaii's
exports to the mainland and to for
eign countries reached the record
breaking total of S4G.4SG,412, and our
imports amounted to 1926, l3S,247.
The major portion of our exports Is
sugar but the new industry of pine
apples is coming up to figure that
Is worth noticing. The output of
pines has increased from 1000 cases
in 1900 to $4,000 cases for the sea-
son just closed. Rice has nearly sur
rendered its position held so long as
the export second of Importance. The
crop of the Territory Is now valued
at $2,5OO,OOO
Coffee is steadily increasing rs a
profitable crop in spite of the general
opinion that 1t is a ruined industry.
Although the Chamber of Commerce
report did not happen to mention the
fact, the output of the great coffee dis
trict, Kona, will be larger this year
than ever before in the history OF the
islands. Sisal Is also doing well and
cotton is making some tremendous
strides to the front as an industry of
no mean proportions. Trees Of some
of the larger rubber plantation will
also come into bearing this year.
Tobacco is making a place for itself
and according to all indications in
Kona, where the largest tobacco en-
terprises are being carried on, some
splendid financial results are to be
scored this year for tobacco. A great
crop is being grown that is giving the
tobacco company all II can do to pro-
vide the barns. The leaf is. good and
the people cultivating II are entirely
satisfied with the returns. The peo-
pie who cure, handle and market the
crop will also make a first class profit
unless something goes wrong with the
curing process, or unexpected and I'M
toward happening that sometimes dog
the path OF the pioneer. are exper-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

l..lt.is.i cicsei In consequence CT
Ii.t.r troubles. ms materially re.
daciSS the demand. the r.r; sv~sr
mafist has done Teii 70 remain
STEADY thTeurho;;t this reef.
A fair volume Of business has been
done at current quotations OF &c.
&C. a. f. for Cubas. and 4.3Gc. landed
for Porto RIcos, including prompt
shipment and second half August
clearance TO New York. and part for
Boston. during the early mart of the
week the sales were made privately.
Some holders think they will do
better by waiting for the expected
increased demand after the strike is
settled and thev may not he dlsap,
pointed.
Receipts nj the United States four
ports for the week were heavy &c.
sl1 tons Int will probablv be small.
err next week. while MEETINGS (45.-
OO0) keen nm prettv well notwlth-
standing the strike.
The receipts I'm Cubo continue
rather larger than last vear's and
the weather there is favorable for
the next crop.
Our usual cables giving total On D..
ban production to end OF July. and
exports from Java for month nj mly.
have not vet been received .
Javas are not freely offered and
those obtainable are wanted more in
Europe than in America. n hid OF
lbs. Led. floating landing" (eoual
TO 13s. Z 1-2d. c. q f. TO New York,
or 4.7Oc landed) was made by Unit
ed Kingdom buyers, and was refused
for q cargo shipped first half July.
The American refiners are not in
terested in Javas at present, as they
can buy Cuban sugars and carry
them more cheaply, until the time
when Javas can arrive.
In response to our special inquiry,
we have today received cable ad-
vice from batavia that India will
probably import tlps year more sug.
ar from Java than last year, not
withStanding the increase in the
sugar crop of India. Java makes a
grade of sugar specially suited to the
wants of India. the trade in which
is growing rapidly.
AS Hongkong must also draw on
Java more heavily than formerly TO
replace the phiIinnine sugars now
unavailable for that port, Il is evil
dent that the shlpments from lava
TO Europe and to America this wear
will be considerably reduced
Our speciaI cable advices received
today show large shipments go, 900
tons) from the Philippines to the
United States during July.
European markets are 1-2d. low.
err for cane sugars but Sd. higher
for speculative, beet sugar. August
delivery. being quoted at las.
llllld. +. o. b., Hamburg, the par
ity of 5.19c. for centrifugals at New
York. September beet is quoted at
l3s. HID. the parity of 4.97c.
for centrirugals. which looks low to
some ueOplc COMPARED with August,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
Stocks.

Stocks.
Stocks have been dull though the
money market is very easy and no
good loan goes begging. In the num-
Der OF shares Olaa has held the lead
for the week This stock started up
the early part of the week and grad
uaily strengthened till the last sale
on Friday was made at 6,75. Good re-
ports continue TO come in from the
plantation and the advance OF the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

Stocks have not followed the trend
Of the sugar market by any means,
There seems TO be general feeling
that stocks reached their top notch
during the last season and now lower
figures in the price of sugar may be
expected, and stocks so down. The
average man can't believe that Ha-
wall is to have three good seasons,
one right after the other, but the sug-
ar circulars now coming in bear no
witness of any serious drop in the
price Of raws. Willett G. Gray's lat
est circular in giving a quotation for
new-crop sugars Tor October-Decem-
Der delivery of 4.46 parity. This indi-
Gates that good level of prices will
be maintained though there appears
to be no threat of such n shortage as
held the market so strong this year.
Europe will suffer in its total output
on account of the poor seed for We
beet fields,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

NEW YORK July SAmost on the the
Westinghouse Electric
surprised word OF present
Westinghouse worked
1905 In fact during that time he has had
chairman at
August and Wall
which president would
in
Robert Maher who Island
OF
reelected his Who
nghouse had
authority that the senior vice president NJ Herr
Herr like Westinghouse, and
identified electrical business
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
Sugar Prices.

Sugar Prices.
Reminders that the season has not
seen the best of the sugar price came
In the form OF an advance in the price
of sugar to 4.425, where It has held
for several days and today further ad-
yanced TO 4.43. There are several
thousand tons yet to go to the market.
and the prospect is that the average
price for the full season will rule
above 4.27, which was the average Sc
cured for the crop up to Saturday
last.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
Oahu Railway.

Oahu Hallway.
Another interesting and important
reflection of the prosperity of the is
land of Oahu in particular was the re-
port OF the Oahu Railway & Land
Co, that held its annual meeting on
Friday afternoon. This important
transportation enterprise showed
gross earnings OF over a million dol
lars for the year closing with June
80. The net earnings of the company
for 1910 were S2S.7l7.GS in excess of
1909. The number of passengers car
ried In 1909 were 494,4S7 and Tor 1910
6l7,7l9. A dividend of nine per cent
was maintained throughout the year
The rolling stock and equipment of
the company are in good condition
and the extensions have made good.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

Among tue new transportation VEN
lures now talked about n the Roma
Railway scheme OF Surveyor Wall and
his associates to whom u franchise
was granted by the last Congress. Mr.
Wall went to kona this week to start
his surveys. He was accompanied by
Col. Samuel Parker. who will look
over the situation from an investors
standpoint.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

Of the smaller i.1i:-E- g 60 3. ii
mat the ;oTsI1E. cYaid z.t OILY
not ahord 70 operate "a al !EdePead-
ont competitive landing. but coaid net
take over tine property and operate e
as cheaply and efficiently as 10 now
being done by private holders" The
commission finds a condition at Ka-
hului not altogether to its liking but
1t suggests practical way out of IT,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

Chas. ]. Mccarthy announced this
week the sale Of his famous Criterion
saloon TO c. A. Peacock. The price Is
reported to be $4,000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

Forester llosmer reports that the
demonstration project on the noun
tains above Waimca has been nearly
completed. This will be one of the
most comprehensive forestration pro-
jects that has been undertaken under
Territorial control.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

Attention was called to the tourist
business this week by the arrival of
the magnificent liner Zenlandia on the
Canadlan-Australian nun and the COM
ing of the Mongolia with large list
of through tourist passengers. Ac-
cording to all reports the tourist sea-
son is now all the year round. Every
steamer brings a sprinkling of visit
ors, sometimes larger and sometimes
smaller, but always some.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

Japanese about town have the re-
port that the steamers of the Japan
ese lines will not stop at this port
when the deal is completed with the
Western Pacific Hallway, rs result
of which the T. X. X. boats are pre-
sumed TO be free from the agreement
with the Pacific Mail. The report has
not been authoritatiyely confirmed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

Owing to tie renewed interest in
sugar price conditions the following
from Wiilett q Grays latest circular
Is given:
Raws.
When 1t is considered that two of
the largest reiineries in New York
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-23
SdlueiSer Suruuerein.

Ser Sf!pci3en Eurnpereiu bieIt
pergangenen 5reitaq feline @eridmm'
lung ob. in Der Braii6ent 8ris Seller
ben 8oriie. uro Sesretdr Sscar
8uiier 0os Protofoa iiibrte. als
paiiioe MitgIie0er tpuroen aufae.
nommen Die Serren @iaiam Mo.
ringer uno Sarrp 9artboIb. An Der
,Seier Der sSahnenfpeibe Ses Geutidl.
ltngariihen slrbeiter UtanRrhors,
Die am 10. Sunni itattiinben miro.
rperoen iid) oie Sfllpeiser Sirner
ooll31hlig betbeiligen. glm slbeHo
besieIben 5aaes peroen iie oas8olfs.
felt Ses 6eutidamerifaniifen Gtabt.
perbanoes ebeniolls pollsdhlig beiu.
den. PIN Dem sseite oes imqariifen
lliteritilbunaspereins, nm 90. Wtai.
betheiIigt iidl ser gerein nad beiten
Strditen. Tas Bicnic.apmnittee be.
ridltete. haB es Siernans 8robe. No.
1923 GoItern aenue, fir elm Bicnic
am 8. esuli belegt babe. Gs iuinoe
Johann eiH peiteres 8orbereitilnas.
aommitfee ernannt, hos ans ben
Serren gllireo 9ut, slooIf Gutter.
Gmil Slng. fris ginganG uno gmil
sdgin beIteht. Der aoiIenbeltonS
betrna Sis, oie ginnnbmen S23.
uro Die Gnsaoben Sc. Rit geSouern
fest Der @erein slpei ieiner tiid)tia.
item @titgIieoer. Die Srrren ssacob
giidier uno IIfreo Sliber, 6ie iid)
entid)loiier haben. cine geiudsreiie
nnfl Der aIten Soeimath 5n MAIDEN,
ifeiben. s(m 81. @tat finbet i'm
Sdlpei3er gaiino bie offi7iele gb.
id)ieosfeier itatt. Serr Bidder bat
Dem @ereine anaeseiat, oaB er nad
ieiner Guroboreiie fpabriheinIid fpie.
Der nnd Cincinnati 5uriidfontmen
miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-23
0eripielte iein Welb.
limb alanbtc nidJt IGnser lcben su
fDnncn.

Der 80 Sabre alts 8fe9i6mieb
6snrD WiIe, 90. 1912 Central Qlps.,
untsrnabm geitern Mtpr9en tur3 bor 3
llbr In feiner Dobnung, in Gegentpart
feiner Jrau, einen per3ipeifeltenSslbit,
morbperiud. inbsm er cine 6ollenitein-
l0iuna tranf. Gr ipuroe f1leunigit in
Patroltpagen 5 nd6 Dem 6ofpital gsz
brd6t, mo fein 3uitano ais duBerit
bebentlth be3eihnet tpurbe. Der 2es
bensmiiDe Ioa, bepor er Iein 8etpuBts
fein bsrlor, ertldrt hdben, DaB er IN
Der Samftag Raht iein gan3es 8.io
in benz Gotdle bon Bauer uno 6ubion,
an Central uno Carlisle 2penue, berz
'pielt unr aus oieiem Grunoe Ieinen
2sbsn Elm gnbe gu MAIDEN bsfhlofen
babe.
WiIe erlag om gbeno ge9en 8 lt1r
ben Wirtungen bes 9tftes, obne por6:r
ods gepubtIetn pieoer erlangt gu bas
FEN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-23

Der Gde Der Gitberberrp StraBs unh
gditsrn 4pe. porsefunoen. Gr tpurbe
i'm gatroltpagen 8 mad benz 6oTpital
gebra9t, no es ftd ergab, baB er einen
S6dbelbru9 erlitten bate. g9op
tonnte ob.r pollte nitt anqe6en. auf
nel9e @eiie er bic gerleBungen erbaGz
ten bate.
- Die Reaerin Sennie 6iq6totper,
Ro. 3018 Woffitt CTR, gerietb oeitern
46sno nit i6rer RafIegenoiiin 2(nua
Belle 8illiams in oeren 0obnung, ,Ro.
2508 EeaDing ROao, in Streit, in
oeIien 8srIduf fte i6rsr Gegnerin mebz
rsre S6nitttpunDen an ben Qrmen
betbrafte. Belize 5raUensimmer nurz
ben unter Der 4nfla9e Des unorbentliz
den gsnsbmens eingeip:rrt.
- Charles 21nnigan, BON go. 316
Weit Dater Strdbe, le9te ita oeTtern
in elmer 5ra9tcar on 6ront, 3niIder
Gin unb Race Str, ihlaFen. Q(ls
er aufpa6te, mafte er bic unanaez
ne9me Gntoefung, boB tin un6efannz
ter 9ieb i6r i'm SdIafe I'm Sod unb
@eFs unb eine 5af6enu6r i'm Wert6e
BON $50 beItohlen bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-23

GUNNER GtraBe unD ben g., 8. &c
.. gtIenbabngelstIen ge.ietben geitern
Uaorgen tur3 nd4 6 ltbr infolge opr
Selbitent3iinbung in 8rano. Gin
alarm pom &dTten go. 571 bra6te Die
5euerpebr our SteQe unb Der unbeoeus
tenbe 9rdno fpurDe gel0i6t, no6benr
etn S6aDen pon $40 dngerthtet potz
ben mar.
- Sin StiGafarm bra6ts geItern
Rahmittdg tur3 por / 1lbr Die Spriz
Benzaompngnie So. 3 mad benz Gin
ton 6otel, jeooh itente es iiA berdus,
buB es iid nur nm einen S6ornfteiaz
branb 6anbelte. Die 5euerpsbr
brdudte baher niGt in 56dttgteit III
treten unb tehrte Iofort nac6 Dem Spciz
ben6duie 3uriid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-23
GeFgeiett
8nrbe a.itnn Sas groBramm Der
aniboliidjen Sitter BON Ohio fir
Dcn fommenosn Suliitag.
Sie seJen nadl GOllege Sill ioluis
uadl Wli. 5ralibD.

Der tominenbe Sonntdg fpiro 3rpei
tpiftige greigniiTe fir Die &atbpIi=
fden Sitter BON Ohio 5ringen, ndmlth
in eriter ainie bic gonIefrdtion Der
ct. Clara air6e in Golleqe Sin, 6ei
fpslGer bic IGmmtli9sn bieiigen 3neige
oes Sroens ioipie bic Stadtsbeamten
sugeger iein iperon unb am Rohnitz
tug ee6t es bdnn rdn Ult. Ssult6n,
no bic Stadts6eamten, Der aocdt
Council unp bic fdmmtIihen 3pe:qs
bic 9dite bss Ct. 9eorgtus 3peiges
go. 124 Iein tnsrbsE
Qm ssiirieen 9ormittaq ianb nun
cine Grtrapsridmmlur1 oss 2ocal
Gouncil unb bes 2oitationsfommits
tees i'm 9ops Some on Der Sptamore
StraBe itatt. um bic ARRANGEMENTS
fir ben tommenoen Sonntuq gu trsfz
fen. Sn eriter 2inie nuros Elm aus
ben 5errsn 8. Wotbausr, s. 8onnelln,
6. SeIh, g. Rotbsrt stobn DIR, So.
S'2earp, s. German unb oem BrGIis
bsntsn bes 2ocal Council sobn BrsBz
Ter beitebenoes aommittee ernannt,
bas am Sdmitag bic bier sintreffenoen
Staats6eamten on ben perihieoenen
8abnbOfeu in Gmpfung nehmen unb
odnn nah bem SdDoD 5otel aelsitsn
iol. no iiir Die Serreu Guortier be-
leut lit.
am Sonntdg @ormittaa tpirb baru
Elm aus ben Serrsn Wat6auer, &slh
uno 0onrslp beit,6enbes aommittse
Die Staats6eamtsn in qutomobilsr
nah College S0ia brinqen. ;Ferner
uurben audi bic arrangements be7ii1s
lth cer 8etfeiligunq Der adtboliihen
Rttter bon Ohio on benz Ilmsuge, fpets
der Der Gonietrotior Der Ct. Clara
Stride rornufgebt, cetrofien. Gs tpurs
ee bei4lohen, eine bsfonoers 9apslle
su engdqiren. bic an Der Spibe BEG
qeidmmten 2uaes Der GutboliIhsu
Rittsr bon Obio marihirt. Der iih aug
stpei 8ioiiionen auIammenieben tpiro.
On Der Sete bieisr bsiben Diptfionen
marihirt cine Qbt6eilungn Der Sitter.
fDelfe einen ,Strsomer" mft ben Nor
ten ygatholic 9niofts OF Shio" trus,n
tpirb. Dunn Iotdt bic Der. Staaisn
fabns, binter oisisr tcmnen Die
Gtnaisbedmten in Qutomo6ilen, Die
MitoIisber bes 2otaf gouncil, bic
lIniformirte Commanders unb barn
Die A 3tpeige nit ihren aapelen uno
SrommIertorbs.
Rah Der Gonietrdtion Der airne
fperoen bic Ritter bon ben 9amen Der
ct. Clara 9emeinbe 6efpirt6et iperosr,
I'm am Pu6mittug rittelit Sonoers
fpdgen Der 8erbinbuuasbdbr rdh Wi.
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ledeutlih relfer bic perihi.bsnen
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