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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-19

that very likely this will be one Of
the Notifications of tie defense against
the case Of the prosecution.
No other principle upon which the
defense intends to rest its case has as
yet been formally limited at In court
by Mr.. barrow nor-nas any direct hint
been made that an attempt would be
made to prove an alibi for Jas. s.
Mcnamara.
Cause Of Explosion Point at Issue.
The plan Of the defense is said to
contemplate the. contention that the
building was not blown up by
dynamite but by gas. and when we'll
along with this variety Of testimony 1t
may move to quash the indictments.
In fact. motions to quash are expected
to be made frequently by the defense
on the supposition that the indictments
are based on the dynamite explosion
theory.
1.-The case of the prosecution be-
comes an utter failure If they do not
prove that the building was blown up
>by dynamite and if it appears that gas
did it." is the expressed view Of At
torney barrow, but the prosecution has
refused to admit this in court, not con-
sidering its case as Ringing on that
matter at all. The state repeatedly has
declared that the indictments charge
Mcnamara with murder growing out u
the explosion of the Times building
and that whether " was dynamite or
not Is not the main issue.
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I'll Do II! See If I Don't

If you are suffering from any
disease, DR.. Stricken is Interested IN
your welfare DR.. Strickler positively
cures piles and rectal troubles without
the use of the knife and does not de-
tain you from your business occupa-
ton. Many cured cases in this com
munity will sustain my guarantee OF
cures in these cases. DR.. Stricken has
established an undisputed reputation
in the cure of women's diseases. Many
cases have been cured by his treat
ments after the best surgeons adj
vice that operations are all the hope
that is left. But right here must say
that am not disbeliever in sur
gerry, but champion of surgery when
needed. But it is the most abused sci
ence of our day and many durable
case dies from the shock or after eff
fects that could be we'll with we'll
known physiological and medical
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PRESIDENT WILL
EXTEND HIS TRIP
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capture Of the culprits. All the noun
tain trails, particularly those leading
down into this city, are being watch
ed closely.
Near Accident Crossing Desert.
Los Vegas, N. NJ, Oct. 18.-A seri-
GUS mishap to President Taft's train
was narrowly averted last night as 1t
was crossing the desert twenty miles
west of Kelso. A slipped tire on one
Of the trailer wheels of the locomo-
tive was discovered by the engineer
while stop was being made for wa
ter. The tire was in such condition
that it might have been thrown clear
off the wheel in taking a curve at high
speed when it would have been an
even break as to whether the engine
and several cars following would have
been derailed. Mr.. Taft's car was
seventh in the long train. There was
a delay of more than half an hour in
getting spare engine to the Isolated
spot where the dangerous conditions
was discovered.
Clerks to Buy Gun for TrackwaIker.
San Francisco, Cal, Oct, 1S.-The
clerks in the general land Office of the
Southern Pacific Co., in this city start
ed subscription list yesterday with
the proceeds of which 1t is proposed tc
buy repeating rife, cartridge -,
and supply CT ammunition for Victor
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ELD0N.

Mrs. ]. w. Rambo and daughter
Dorothy of Portland. Col. are guests
at the homes of Mrs .Rambo's sister,
Mrs. C. w. Finney and brother, w. E.
Mccullough.
The Five-W club gave dance in the
X. of p hall Monday evening, also
had a banquet at Nick Lutz restaurant.
Frank Shane was a business visitor
In Keokuk and other towns Tuesday.
w. n. Crow, ]. o. Iunnell, o. Burden.
]. G. Pierson. VIM. Nowviock and son
Cecil. VIM. Aubry and Ed Finney left
Tuesday for Gregory. s. D., to register
in the land drawing.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. W. Payne left
Tuesday for Mound City. Mo-. for an
extended visit with their daughter.
Mrs. S. c. Ross. They will also visit
in Excelsior Springs.
Eldon IS to have postal savings
bank beginning next month.
Mrs. w. @. Crawford left Tuesday
for Grinrell to visit her daughter, Mrs
Frank Kolt.
E. C. Wright left Tuesday for
Excelsior Springs on vacation trip.
H# H.. Il.
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WEST POINT.

Mrs. John Shepherd is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Bangs OF
New London.
Miss Vallie Shadwe!l of Fort Madi-
son spent Sunday with her parents a!
this place.
Miss Regina King returned Saturday
from three months visit with her
sister.
Mrs. Annie Pokhar OF Fl. Madison is
visiting her mother Mrs. Goeble.
Mrs. j. M. Pohlmeyer and Mrs.
Henry Pogge were FIT. Madison visit
ors Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Hosier was an over Sun
day visitor with her parents at Fort
Madison.
+ Mrs. VIM. McCannon Of Fl. Madison
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos Avis.
Dorothy Stebbins returned to her
home in TT. Madison after two
weeks visit with her aunt Mrs. j. E.
Cantril.
Miss Clemens Brass returned to her
home in West Alton. Mo-. Monday after
a visit with her sister Mrs. William
Kaeferstein.
Miss Grace Shelledy of Lowell Is
visiting her aunt Miss Kate kile.
Mrs. John Frafse and children Of
Cottonwood were recent visitors at
West Point.
Miss Grace Goody visited in Keokuk
several days the past week
ATTORNEY E. c. Werjer Of FIT. Madison
was visitor here Saturday.
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day while on their way home from q
visit in Ottumwa with Mrs. Shippey's
mother, Mrs. Dreher
Miss Lou Soldiers and nephew, John
Risbeck, of Benton township. left yes
terday for Gregory, S. D., to attend the
land drawing.
Eva left this morning for Sterling, Col,
where Mr. Phinney has located and
where they expect to reside in the
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bird Hooper and daugh-
ter Margaret left yesterday on week s
trip to Parsons. Kas.
Mrs. C. c. Hubbard and little niece
returned today from brief visit 70
Osceola with her sister. Mrs. Florence
Brown.
Mrs. Elizabeth Frank left YESTERDAY
for visit in New Hampton. Mo, with
her son, Jesse Frank She expects TO
be absent two or three weeks
Mrs. Guy Meek ard children cf
Bowling Green, Mo. are here for a
visit at the home Of her father. Jay J
Smyth
Johnson accompanied A. 3. GOokin on
land seeking trip to Oklahoma yes
terday.
Galesburg where he has position.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Stuart and two
children went to Otiumwa last even
ing to visit Mrs. Stus-.'ts brother. j. D.
Reeves, and attend the musical
comedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Bragg of Des
Moines arrived last evening for visit
with her sister, Mrs. Ben Martz, and
other relatives
Mr.. and Mrs S. Bailey returned yes
terday from Storm Lake where they
had been called by the death of 4
relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Harding of Ced1r
Rapids arrived YESTERDAY for visit
with Mr. Harding's brother. o. D
Harding, and family.
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MADE
ON TWO TALESMEN
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a fair juror, do your asked Mr.. Oar
row of counsel for the state.
Il certainly do" replied District Az
te-~ey Fredericks.
Gentlemen; gentlemen; please DO
moi indulge in these side comments.
reprirnanded Judge Bordwell.
II only wanted to answer his ques.
ton said Fredericks.
THE question should not have been
asked or answered. replied the court.
Cross examination of Jensen was
then begun and continued at length.
Rordwell withheld judgement on
the Jensen case and another talesman,
ahorn II. Manning, was questioned.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
d tense in the Mcnamara trial at the
ontning Of court today had tentatively
accepted Ave talesmen, prospects for
the final empane,ing Of jury within
4 period less than month were con-
sidere,l bright today.
Clarence 8. Darrow chief counsel
for James B. Mcnamara said the de-
Tense would continue the examination
for cause OF the remaining veniremen
but would return each day with a few
questions to the talesmen previously
accepted.
The defense constantly is seeking to
learn iii about the past life of the
ta,esmen ard an instance of its inves-
tigation subsequent to practical ac-
ceptance in, court of talesman on
Monday was that of j. w. Roberts, in
formation having been obtained the fol-
lowing day that Roberts once had some
difficulty as an employer of non-union
men. In Roberts case, however. it
developed that he said he harbored no
prejudice against labor unions as a
result of his experience and since then
had employed only union men.
Two important principles have been
acknowledged in court by the defense
in its examination OF talesmen. In
the first place any veniremen who have
fixed prejudices against labor unions.
both as to their organizations and
their individual members will And
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treatment. Many Of our best surgeons
fear the anesthetlc far more than
they do the effects of shock from quite
severe operations and THEY KNOW
the case is not out of danger for from
two to four weeks.
DR.. Strickler's success in the cure of
stomach, liver and kidney diseases
such as dyspepsia. stomach bloating
and heart irritation, with sinking
spells and faintness. DR.. Stricken
cures.
Such diseases as collie, gall stones,
chronic appendicitis ESQ called). con.
stipation in its worst forms, DR.. Strick-
Ter cures.
have been for many years the best
authority on the treatment OF mems
diseases and as q result the many
cured cases in this community are
why 50 many men come to me for ad'
vice
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CHARLTON.

Mrs w. c. Jones and daughter
Ing in Lincoln township. at the home
of Mrs. Jones' brother, William r.
Evans.
Mr., and Mrs. s. S. Shippey Of
Lamont, formerly OF this city, were
greeting old Charlton friends yester-
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Gomez, the Mexican Waterman at FL
Captain bridge who discovered the
dynamite plant" there before the ar.
rival OF President Taft's train.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-13
aefstltns e,,anat,natanna.

Beriiegelte alIgeboic iper0en enigegengenon1s
men iii oer Office beS director Of Rubitc
I'M 12 uhr MRitt1gs, am Eteuuaa, ben 20.
SriHi 1911, fir Die QieferuHg oer~ nntbtqen sIrs
heit uro oes 9iaterluIs Sir HonitrIiticH Der
SauIts nuo Geiten'ab5uasfGraie unb 9rdtrts
tuugcu nit ben nothigen Characterization In
99hittier Strabe, Ron hcr G.. 6. q u. GiteH'
babu Bis iSrenonIa ApeHue
4Idue, Spe3iftiattonen uHo sSorrlilare iiHo
I'll erbnlteH in Der Cffire oes 4befeSHgenicurs
SeS Experiment of &uElic Gereice
Senes Anpehot utuB ker pouen Romer ieber
9Grtei pbsr 9arteieu, meibe edsfsibs fnabeu, uHe
alien psrionsn, fpeiAe edrap intereHirt fnh. eHss
naIten, ulo muR besIeitet fcin nit einer Bi.res
ittafi III Der SuiHnlc bon 100000 Dollars ooeC
e'nem scttifi3irten GEcS aut cine gutitebeHoe
Suuf ais cine 8aruntie bafiir, nab. fpenn Sds
Mngehut aHaenomnen iutro. Elm apHtraft ellis
pegaf1neH l6eroeH ipirb.
SoutG iraeneetu argebut 5uritdgepieIeu fpers
ben SuHH tpiro folder Gbed an ben gieter re,
teurntrt uno fuIlte irqeneein Qngebot 1npeucms
men heroen, oaru tptro fpIher Gbed mad 3is
fricbCuiteueHher Iusflbrunq uuo St1erfteuuna
bee apHtraft5 5uriideritattcf.
gieter mitifen Observation-Disclosures IeluetTe bes,
brtnaer ous Sc i'm Etauoe fiTib Die bon ibneu
eerIarete ar6eit ansfIbren su fonuen.
9icier fIto eebalter, bic aenruHteH sSpr!nuIdre
Ill acbrau6eH oa feline aHberen eHteegenpeHou'
men lDerpeU
Ser 3trector Of Bubble Serbtee bebdIt ftb bus
Htecht boz IrgeHoetn ooer GUe AHge5oie 81 oer'
frerfen.
Sm stuftrnac bes Directors Of Bubble Ser6ies.
Zen .. SuIit 1911.
els SURr ,. g8enrsr, Glerf.
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DeTeslt6e gefauutmatsuua.

gerFeaeIte anseboie perpen euIgeeeHaerom'
men in Der Office bes Director of RubIic GER
pire. StGothaQe Cincinnati Ship, big i2 ubr
gRliiags, am 3 e II q. ben 20, SHnt 1911,
iltr bic 2teferliue Der nuibtpeH sirbeti uno oes
MaiariaIs fin bic 0erbeifcruHa bon Ufelfb
sneHue bis 6ur rpeiiihcu GlHte bon 9ieaoina
Ppuo, ausqeHoulIIleIt bic ATeIt5HHg bon Garnef
GncuIte burh tSrubtruR1. Eebeu bon @runn'
Curtis, 8tIdilcru nes i5dbCtpeBs ben Der Elflts
ME ron 8urnet slOenue big gun oitltbeH qjuic
ron NurbiH Blaze. nit C5raHif Glods, Rita
uHp dpHirufiioH Der Hoth!gen 2ratHtrHngeH
uuo SHlets.
gIane, epe8tfHatipncn nnb Sorumlare rtro
tlI srbalten In Der Siiiee oes Gbeff SHaenieurs
Deg Department OF 4sutlc Serptee
Jebes stHeeoot uIap oeH heHeR RameH feeer
bot mCobeH, iofUie bon alien 8erfoHeH. bic fi6
ouraH iniCrettireu, eHtbnIieH, unh mub begIettet
feiH init elmer Eiirafcbdft IN Der Eumme bon
81 .0u0GO SoHGEs poer etHeM 8ertt'isirteH &bs1
nuf eiHe eutftsbeHoe gauf ais etHe @araIrfis oas
filr, baB fpenH Elm aHpebpt anpeHommeR miro
eIn 6ortrGft eiHqegnHgeu tuerben tpiTo.
collie traeuoetH AHgcbot suril6aefutefeH fpers
ben, hanH tpiro folder Gbed an ben Bieier re-
tourHirt uHc folfe traeuoetn MHgeboi dHees
UomlreH frereeu bonn rtrb folder @bec na&
8ufrteoeniteII eIIenher gHsflbrung uno EiherifeI'
lura oes furtraits suriiderfiattet
Rieter Uiiien etHeu sufrieheuiteueHben Bes
rveis bon ibrer iSdbiafeit Iiefsrr. nm foI6e
SiafIe 2lrheit fuie oerIanai All bsforaen
9ieter ftHb gebniten bte gebru6teu yoCmulare
gu gebrnucncn bG feline nnoereH enfeeaeHpeuDE,
men iUerhen.
Ter Director Of Bubble gerSiee beban H&
5u oermerFen
sm gnffraae bes 4irectpr Of aubEte serptes.
Zen 3. SuHi 1911
e13 5cbu 3. g0sHHer. QTeri.
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ReitnLid,r ssfanutmnnunn.

8erieaeIte 9lngebofe uersen entaeaeHcenons
Tifen in oer Office oes Director of public Sers
rice, Staotbuae, CINCINNATI Ebio, bis ~ ilbr
0littaGs. an . e It q a, ben 20. sunni 1911,
1iir bte 9ieferuHg oer ucfblaeu Mrbeit uno bes
geatettqlS flir bic Qerbeiierunbe an gars
fbaae eioenue Rarn. bHr6 Erabtrana 9sfIas
tern ber ISGbriuege nit @Gffietneu unn ora
nit. aoniiruition bon GeIEeHts2urb unb SxttpHs
nese uTe 9eriielluHa einer GoHGets Stiss
nIauer.
= Vldne, GpraifiTationen unn SorIurilare iino
hes Experiment. Of 8IhIic 5erpice
syeoes aHeebot miIk ben noleu RaHeH ieher
CSefeuffnfi ooer @efeli6affen rpeIhe bas anqes
bot randPn, totute bon alien aserfpueN bic fa
baran tuterefitren eHtbdlten. unb mIrf beaIeitei
feiu nit elmer 9ilrpfba'f in Der Eumms BON
$500 90 Dollars, pber eiHem aerttfisirteu Gbec
ouf etIe putftebenhe RaHt als eiHe ga,
rdltle bdfitr, onb, tpeHu Elm Mngebot anaPfroH,
men mtro, ain AoHtraft eiHaegnHgen fperbeH
luIo.
grnie ireeneein Qusebot surldaetpiefsn iper.
ben, haHn fptrb foiher 9be6 an ben 9ieter res
tourriirt Hno foIfe iraeubeiH anaebot nYlaeuonls
men perbeH, hann lpire folder 4beS nan an.
irteeertfelenoer stusfibrnnq uno Stherftelunl
bee AoHtrnIts 5IriideritnttI
qtetcr WtHeu etren 5lffriebeHftelenheR pc.
pets ben ibrer eSdbgfeit Itefern Inn folne
stIdfe Mrhett .nie berlGngf, 5li beforGen
8ieter ftIEo esbatteT, bic neorIdten Formula.
re gu gebranhsn, oa Ieine dHeereg eHtgegeHee.
norTmctl fperbcn.
Ser Eircctor Of gablc serbiee beb6t N6
Derperfen.
I'm slaftraae bss Director Of guBnc eertice
Ter 8. Sunt 1911.
6,13 5Obn .. @snnst gIers.
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gefsslids Besanusmadsnne

9erfteeeste Qnaebote nerneH sHiasaensensE.
men IN Der Office beS Director OF Bubble Sers
pice, Staotbane. Cincinnati Ohio bis IL lIer
gditnes, ain Dle itag. Den 20. JuHi 1911,
gpaterinIs fir Gle 9erheiiernna bon GntterH
gspeHue, bon Der 6ftii6eH HiHie bon Arner
stotnue bis 80 einen Vuufie $500 5lIb menr
1bet tueHiger. iiiomeiifudrts bilbeno has Suoe
Der aeg1tpnrtieen anitsBer6iierung, burh
s3ro0lruRg, Sepen oou ueneH @Grbs, no oiss
aotGruenbig feiii foIlte, asfIafern bes Sabrtueas
nit e5rantt@iods ooer gfldtteru bes 5abrneGs
nit BttltIttbie an ben Seiten uub SoI5saIods
n ben GtrnbenbabHsSeIeifen iirb acbtseGn (lsj
SoH an teber Seite, nno stoHltrufiion Der no.
tbiqen IrniHirungen uno 9tdijils
Bidne, Spe5ififatienen uHo sSormulare iinn
III crhdfien iii Der Office bes G6efsJneenieurs
oes Department Of SsubIic Gereiee.
5ebes Gneebot NUT Den boaeH 1amen teber
oct nader fofrie ben anen Berionen, bte Nde
sdraH intersffiren eHtpdIten, urt mug beaIeftsf
fetH NIT stner Btirafd3nft In Der Euume bon
ZIG, coo 00. Dollars oDer einem 5ert1fiairteHEha6
'Hf etrIe eititsbeHhe B1Hf aIs eine gGrnntie ba.
iir. bdb fueifr etr Angebot Gneenomnsen luirb
IN aontrnft eineeedHgen iperoen rtrb,
EoQte iraeubeiu Nueeb0t Buriidasmfefsn ipfr.
en-, 0anH spirb foIner q bed an ben Bister &c.
oarnirt, uHb fonte trgeHbsiu Nnse5ot anes.
iomMen Derben, eai1n wtre folder Gbe9 uude
utyieSeHftsu erber MnSfbbruna unb Gfherffsk
nna bes aontrafts our16erftattet.
Btefer fnD aebcftsn, bic asbTudten J0rnaIass
Il ge6rauHer, ba feline nfiberen entsesenoencus.
Ser Diredor Of gsbise e<rsiee bebdIt no
pas EsAt Dor. srssnbsin rstE ans xRssbois
4. i;Sssss. ..s. - q. p.ssssss Of sasi. ssosss.
siS 6sfHA Rlaass gsaA
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abAtH, DtIAs sia sutss Htin iaastH fsnH. In
ttnsT fssHtH Fsmtils, Rsltiss tiH Istsics 1aaes
Gsa sHeektat IN. &HF sia RdD@eM mtf istnsn
&t'sttHltH braH&t naGsaitageA. so6 &grien
aetHnf. GbsHs Apsa 1921 ui2.lK
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3ur ge5nbluHa ben fiiHtunbfieben6te 175) Bro
s SeF m 0,ss sHS ssg0tT assgS SsE
Ion Qogna Strase, onrn @rabsruna, EeesH
bon 9urbs une Waaeaoamiiirlna oes Jabrlpees
5piideT Den entsenaHHleH, @Hnttsn, snlomnleH
n,r ner U sanSs s inr DIE Dc seiSaranse ress'Sf. e.
mes gonos sur se5ablHne bon IiirfuHbnebeH.
teH fir areusunsen ber befaetei SerbefernHs.
zen m Re- GSsf.SHasnlsars Sss SlrssiGr q Cub.
uub Rem Gfabir1ih ibermifieIt
btusn 0raubttlcs aai iebsH erpHtfut, Guf ben
Fstrae Ses GeIsss, tpeI6es is rsise,tIse f6aE
ben, FIR BEN SDf6 an ben Gtaon6osmdiisr
,aslsn isltH em obr Der htm IiDnHBiebsn 1ass
ter Ersinons, In isbem Der befnoffn psrT6iebss
Bablunaen ion ber btiasteeia6t tsiu6lior foeIeid
tor befaeiHieeu, nm BON ibm In bic Tds.9asLt.
fate einq.traesn nne fonefftrt sn rssresn, GfHsah
eeifion 5 9Gs sur anraai,uns .ln,s senss
DraseHt Der soften Mnb stnspabeH. nbsiiaIlA
her stofteH tiir arsnsnnsen ii.r be gerbesft'
nnb stnbiior ieien uno otefsibeu bierDurn be-
eoumadtisi ilnb. Bones ber befaaien stani
ens,}nasbsI ig Oss .k,a 5Hmme eoa stOeitaasHS
s 8sg a Iniars ssaSbar 0 III bos a aS.
ftasnrti in 3ebH aIetdanhbiqeH t1brtidei Cab
as - ssn sD sas1,v sas 0s sa nm,
Taat nod ,HesHliiee MHHshms bidn Erbiasnl mis
3initn earauf snr Hait pon Sir DEpltni ihbrs
li1 snbl5ar baIsiabrit6,; Ifagte HpBes
urItersennet irun bsrfcitft fpsrpeH, npfer uHipa.
iunq bides Gtabtrnths fiir HiAi ipfTtiaeT aIS ins
rsn Eariipertt, nnb Der @Elos bdffir frn fiit
bic eesahIaag bon fiss,'anehebeHsia sI5l sro.
stciteu fir stfsusuHeen, BON heiasisr ssrbsAes
seren rs 5fped iraens reIder Nri per.
' bod D'ssH s gs SEE bas.n sas pfn son ~
troerb elmer Der QlaeHtbimer eop bsfaafem
giaenftuuI has gffnInmf eIiisbmsnf In Hnar
enfidfet. fou Der 9etroa eer HeHbs. issiAs
Den aib5na ess 10 besnbltsn Rsiraess in Daaf
bon benz 4efammtbetraae bes Dcnb4 5terfns
angd6nfft. nil6 bic auseeeebsnen geRbs fcasn
sss i . a rs. ssss s ssa ss
btfaeitn 8enos foil tar ein 3thnia bon lsl6tm
mete feiH. MHb sapi5nr nit SHtere'1sn 81 ben
3siten nno In Der Bsife. mite bprtr erpdhni
fies iein: horausaefest fernef. b1b treenbesn
2beil Der sipifeu Flig bic befapte Berbefernng.
tBsldhe Dir gfahf an bsaabisr herrfiidhtef IN bs.
snbIt ipsrSen loq bon bsm Gireetor ess aoars
5peeial sSmprrpgnIeHi iseHo Ao 75y.
stttien 4. 9as mad BEN gerfaHi Der btfaafsu
Honbs bic GinHabmtn bspou, suidmmsn M. bsR
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