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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20
"Across the Continent.

There is striking significance, a
wealth of the romatic atmosphere of the
awakening West, and vivid, elaborate
picturing of the wilderness responding
to the genius OF the Western construct
i've civilization in the beautiful book
written by Isabelle Carpenter Kendall,
entitled ACROSS the Continent" copy
OF which has just come to the reviewing
desk. 1t is the first book of the Chicago
Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway, and
as a luxuriously designed and printed
volume descriptive of the wonderlands
between, the Mississippi and the Pacific
ocean it compels attention as a superb
work of art. The book contains some
seventy large quarto pages OF heavy
calendered paper and the elaborate pic
ture work in colors throughout, as well
as the distinctive letter press and art
work, disarm criticism. Its chief sig
nifcance lies in its demonstration of the
scenic grandeur and magnifcence OF the
400 miles of new railway through new
territory in the prolific West The text
is a concise, impressive descriptive story
of trip over the entire line, and the
reproductions OF photographs in colors
are splendid examples of engraving and
printing art. The principal towns and
districts along the line are comprehen-
siyely described, as well as the chief
elements of improved railroad building
that have attracted worldwide attention
to the Milwaukee road, which represents
in some respects the most remarkable |
Of modern ccomDlishments in railroad |
The book is issued by |
The publishing department of the Chica-
20, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
which is in charge of General Passenger
Agent Geo. w Hbbard and Traffic |
R. NJ. Calkins, Seattle Wash.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20
Return from California.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Roberts re.
turned Monday evening from Chico,
California, to which point they
journeyed overland about two
months ago. While they went
there primarily for the benefit Of
the health of their son, Hugh,
whom they report to be gaining in
weight and strength right along,
yet they thought it possible that
they might locate there permanent
ly themselves if suited with the sit
uation. 1t apparently got little
too hot down that way for Stacy,
as the thermometer was registering
l2O in the shade, and people were
beginning to die in the streets, so
Mr.. Roberts disposed of his horses
and mules at good figure and with
his wife took the train for Morrow
county, coming home just as fast
as the cars could bring them.
They will stop for while at the
farm of Chas. Fuller on Mckinney
creek where they have work during
the harvest season.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20

formed at this time Mr.. Bel seems to
be the only one who has suffered loss at
the hands of horse rustler.
1t seems to us that it might be good
idea for the horse owners of this section
to get together and form an association,
with a standing reward Of from $500 to
$1,000 for the arrest and conviction of
auy party or parties stealing horses 10
this county. This is done in other
counties OF Eastern Oregon, and the
effect is said to be mighty good. The
county court shows its willingness to
help by the additional reward it has
offered in This case. and doubtless it
would be glad to stand behind a propo.
sition as suggested above, and help to
permsnentely rid our county of this un-
desirable class.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20

Mrs. Ora Clingen of Burns and
Miss Hazel Hale of HeppDer Who
were visiting relatives in this vicin-
ity last week happened to quite an
accident Monday. They had start
ed from Mrs. Nancy Crank's place
to where their father, Hertis3n
Hale is camped on Long creek and
just as they came out Of the field
above Asa Arbogast's plaes the
double tree broke, one wheel came
of, the rig turned over and q general
smash-up was the result Mrs.
Clingen was slightly injured but
her sister WAS unhurt.-Ritter Cor.
in Long Greek Ranger.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20
Semi-Annual Installation.

The Odd Fellows and Rebecca
lodges held their semi-anpual in
stallations last Wednesday evening,
by meeting in joint installation at
the l. 0. o. F, hall. District Depu.
ty Grand Master w. 0. Hill and
staff installed the following as Off
GERS of Willow Lodge No. 66:
Noble Grand, 0. O. Edwards, Vice
Grand, Frank Hale, Secretary, A..
M Phelps, Treasurer, Clyde Brock.
District Deputy Grand President
Lille Cnrrin and staff installed the
following as officers of the Rebecca
Lodge: Noble Grand, Imogene
Wells, Vice Grand, Pearl Wright,
Secretary, Mrs. 0. P. Hendricson,
Treasurer Mrs. F. N. Frye.
After the installation ceremonies
the members were invited into the
banquet hall by a committee Of
the Rebecca Lodge, and there found
the tables fairly loaded with good
things to eat and drink. The ban
quet was thoroughly enjoyed by
all present.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20
Fire at Hardman.

There was no little excitement
in Hardman yesterday when il was
discovered that the big arbor and
dancing pavilion, erected by Nit
Leathers for the fourth Of July
festivities, was all ablaze. This
was located some distance from
town, and of course nothing could
be done to save it, and about 5000
feet of good lumber went up 10
smoke. Leathers was preparing
for big dance at the arbor Tues
day evening, and after this was over
he intended taking care of the ium-
Der and moving it away. He don's
have to do this now, however. 1t
is not known just how the fire got
started, but it was probably Che re-
suit Of boys playing about the
place.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20

Mr. and Mrs. r. LleualIeu, Of
Weston, are visiting at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. J. H. Pad
berg, south of Lexington. Mr.
Lieuallen was in Heppner Monday
renewing old aequaintances here.
He is one ofthe prosperous farmers
of the Weston section, and lived
in this county for a number OF
years, being located at Lexington
He has faith in Morrow county,
but feels disappointed over the
crop outlook here this season. In
the Weston country crops are good,
and Mr.. Leuallen says it takes a
lot of work to get results up that
way. He is of the openiOn that
better farming is the rule 70 be
followed here. His section Of the
country gets much more rain than
does this, and if it did not crops
would be poorer there than here.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20

certainly be greatly damaged, it wal
not, and Mr.. Fuchs suffered no loss a
all from either fire or water. Just how
il happened that his stock was no
ruined bv the water, is piece of good
luck that is not explained, but be went
right on with business the next morning
Just as If nothing had happened.
There was no one hurt to speak Of,
tho much confusion was experienced
from the unorganized condition of Hepp-
ner's fire department. 1t was revealed
that much of the fire apparatus was not
in the best OF shape, and on this account
there was some delay in getting water
on the flames as rapidly as desired, yet
good work was done and the damage
reduced to the minimum.
The moying picture business is doubt
less now done for in Heppner, but
should 1t be opened up here again, it
will be under the strctest regula-
tions. That serious accidents
have not happened heretofore in the
handling of this business has simply
been because we were favored by good
fortune, because the proper regulations
% protect life and property have never
1een enforced.
This fire is an object lesson.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20

Smith Burch left at this oEice
this week an egg that measures s
inches round lengthwise By s.
inches round the middle. THIS
was dropped by a little mOttled
Anaconda hen which he has and
for some time past she hiss been
laying a similar egg every Other
day. Smith has a good buoch Of
chickens, and they are provi0gvsL
liable property. Mr.. Burch thinks
this little hen is hard to beat All
the big eggs being single yOik and
coming regular every other day
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20

Jas Angus, knight of the feed box
who has been with the Mountain Valley
herd of Short-horns for the past two
years, is holding down job in Portland
Just now, having retired temporarily
from the cattle business. About the
tine the fair circuit opens again Jim
will no doubt heed the call OF the COWS
and return to his first love.-Rural
Spirit.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20

We sell Kodaks and Kodak supplies
for less than you can buy them from
other source. Bny these of US and
save time and money. Paterson & Son.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20

Ralph Benge was in town on Sat
urday, preparing to go into the
harvest fields. Much of his grain
is pretty short, butt is well headed
and he expects to head and thresh
this season instead of running his
combine, as he can get better results
with the short grain.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20

Get one of those Vacuum carpet
cleaners at Gillian & Bisbee's and
try it, If you likeit buy it for 50 90,
lfyou think it is not what it ought
to be, return it.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20

]. NJ. Hansford returned on Monday
evening from a stay Of several months
in North Idaho, being located most Of
the time at Sand Point. He thinks
much more Of this Morrow county coun-
try than he does Of that, and is glad to
be home again.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20

Cameras, kodaks, films, plates, papers
and chemicals. Everything for the
amateur photographer. Patterson & Son
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20

You can't get too many chickens.
Well get rid of them for you at
top prices. Minor & Co.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20

Velox, Azo, SOlio and Bromide papers
and post cards, all sizes, Patterson & Son.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-07-20

Sherwin Williams sheep nsrkisg
ink can be had at Gillian & Ba5ea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Seltene Seier.

@nterIoo. Sa.. 2. SUM. -
Der gfitein bes neuen. BON Mep. 8.
.. Sorfenbrod in 8aterloo erri4tetery
Sernpbic Seiebts Soipital pur6e am
80. Mai inter GROCER Seierli9fett'
ourd gr3biihof Iebmer bon Neils'
tpaufee geleBt. Bern ;&en. q. h
Seer bon ct. Marien. 0ubnqie. hieIl
Die Seitprebigt. GonBre6mann q. Q.
Yidett bielt ebcnfalls cine @ebe iiber'
.3oipitalarbeit". Sic 8aMfpiten oes
neuen Soipitals iperecn aMf $780,
900 peranid5Iagt nnb eS ioG has
feinits ipeitlif bon Chicago tuerben.
9as feierlihc Sofamt. ipelhes am
@orsen aitf benz Ylate geieiert ipuroe,
mo eas Solpital erridtct perben ipir6.
fano i'm Sreieu inter eineh, bon Ndits
men iibcrbahten Nltarc itatt. 1leber
1000 Serionen betbeilistem ii9 an
eieier MISREPRESENTATION Seier. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
100000 FIR Sen q. Jali.
Sdffte ber Snmme 'ipa 6nrd1
fretipillise Heitrdse amfse.
hratt iuerbeR. -

Netp gprf. 2. sunni. grmrz
t5ist onr9 ben b~oriG6riaeu grfpIQ.
foI audi beuer Der Wierte sSlIi ola
potriotif&er OeSenftag IN rn6tper NIB
berniinftieer Weiie begangen un6
ni6t 81 eirem S6redenstag. ME er
es- fri6er mar, bur6 oas tua6niinniae
9osfndIen bon S6u6.paffen unb
Senertrertsf0rpern in belebten Stra.
Ben entipiroi8t tpereen. ST.. 4ers
man Mib6er itebt biesmaI an ben
Spise bes bon Napor gapnor ers
nannten NiirsersM usf6nKes. melGer
bic 0orborbeitsn fir cine piirhtae
Seter beS .@lorreihen Wierten" A
treffen bat. Oqs Yrogrumm pir6,
10 5iemli4 bas @leihe iein. fpie I'M
porisen Sabre. r,ur bon elmer Harabe
Der Mationals 0aree iol Mbitnnb aes
nomnen tperben. Sm ben e&nlea
werben patrtntif@e 0ebenffeicrrt unh
in BEN itdbtiiden Harfs iportli&e Wer4
anitaltlnsen itattfinoen. Sn ben
Gitb Saq uirb unter benz WoriiSe bea
@apors cine Seftberiamn,llng abge4
bdlten. in tpelder bic rrhab6Gneias
teitss grfldrune berleien tperben tptrb.
Mm Ibeno tSerhen in ben nerf9iebes
nen Sta0ttbeiien be~ion6ere Seier1u
ifuttfinoen. nobel II. a. aud Die ters
i6iebenen Seutihen Gefanebereine 5ur
01ittpirhlng heranse5ogen tperben
ioIen.
CUR Oediing Ser nit Ser Seier pers
buneenen llnfoiten ioa EN- 1onbs pors
100000 aufsebra&t tperben. Oie
5dlfte biefer Sumnle ip,irbe bona
Stabtratb bereits our gerfieune 9es
.itelt unS Der Meit jon our6 freipiuiea
gpntributionen erfanet irerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
9Mbnqn, Soma, 9MnstaGv ben {. SUM 1911. Wa 2O8O

iiide ainiiter bes Nuspdrtieen. pers
Dffentli9te am Rittuc@ in benz
8latte .Nobipabes" elm Snterbieip
iiber bic pdpitIide gnspiIifa segen
bas portugieiiide &ir9entrenniir9ss
'gefet. bic Iesten Wontag ner6ffentIiht
tpnrSe. Ser Rinifter erfldrt in fei>
ter grtpi6eritng. bic 9altrng Der aus
rte ici inn unberftdnSli1. ba bds
9rennuneseefes fein an9rifi. ionbern
Vertbeibigune lei. (Smpertinente
3iige. Nur tiidtig barduf Los ees
logon, Or. Radaoa Or. !. eS bleibt
bod INNER gttuns bdngen nnb Die
Gn. Yreie lit ia 10 iebr erpi9t benz
9rn. 8r. ?. 9anbIanger al ipielen.
9offentli9 tritt bic .Sutn". bic neue
internationale &abels Neentiir bdlb in
Mftioni - Sic Neo.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06

@ueen ausite9en. CT Idbt ibnen ~
Sa6ne ausbreben unb iie IN einea
ihrcdIi1en art nnb Wetfe berftiiras
meln. Mnbere pirft er ben tpiIbex
Sbieren Dor. bon benen iie aerriFm
tUerben. Dor tpenigen Eaaer erit bat
er sipei 9eute eridieben Idfen. neil
lie elm paar IauIeiel eeitoblen battens
MuBeroem begebt er un5dbliee @rnli4
lamfaiten in ieinem eisenen Halatt.
8ein biibiheS Mdo6en lit Dor i6ns
ft4er. GobnIb Wulep Sdfib bon
einem iolhen Bort. ldbt er es entfibs
rem. CT 1T Elm Sbrann. elm 2iigner
unb Elm brritales Yieb. Wentt BE
Gbriifen aud MIR bic 6dIfte feinsa
fdIedbtsn 9baten fenner miirbe~>
tuenr he wiften, auf meitbe Mrt wmk
@etfe CT regtert, ,pie Ct einaeIness
St6tnmen erianbt, bic Nep5lfernns ~
n~ttRbanbeIn nnb al beramben. 10 tnh
wtr iiberSenet, bak Re ms telfae
tuirben, i'm abaufeten, anjtatt Qxtes
bitiunen auSSuienben, INN .etnemB
NtTetbater an belfen. Der eth G4anba
fled fir bic Belt 1T, mnt Dor benz rs
fetn eurppatf@er gefanbter bexneiassr
feate. 8ir erfI6ren bisrbur4. Sok
IN benz aueeitbIid ale i1nrii6er auf<
41ren iperben. mo mir einen neuest
Sultan baben tperben. einyn gttery
Guftdn. Der nnfere mnb Gnrppate
$D@a&tun8 berbtent. Bir bitten
brin8enb. biefen Nufruf iiber bic adrsa
Welt az berbreiten. bnn1it bic Gbriftes
bic iudbre Gage Der Oinee fennerS
Iernen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Sem cer<. Sleiid.. 9abaf,

Dienit aus allen tpi&tigen ,inb tri6ti,
'geren 0ebieten bes 'grbb1IS. cutters
.ldfie, RAID unb gut rebigiert. ufrter
0eiieitelegun9 dues 8Ieinfratns. aue1
decentralization unb hes blo6en @nIs
laftes. Die WeIbuneet foqen 10 be-
i9afien fem. bab iebe benz 8eihines,
leier ettpas Danaes btetet I'M Geeens
iat gum ~bisberi8em. 70 bielfn9 eea
botenen. blo6en &ndtperie. Sic gr,
fiilIung Der Mufgnbe. bic bic s. Il.
8. a.. I'D. ftelte. tptrd ibr erIet&teri
our9 ~erftfIaiiige Nerbimbungen an
allen Gentren bes grbtngs. tur8 cine
5ipedtndbiee Organization, fptuie blr6
Elm tii9ti9es te&nif@es HerinnoI.
Das Hrsgrantm Der s. u. !.
berbient bic Gbmtat1ien alIer tpofTs
tpcIferben @reife. o4ne 11nterf&iek 81
Nationen unb Ydrteien. o. teb6r|
aber AUDI berfefhen. 1enn tie bis,
BERGEN Nd&ri9tens 0oentiiren. tr<I&e
lire &ufeabe meiitens febr u,oneel6nfi
erfn6ten Anb dusfiibrteir. tper6en-0ne
in 0etregitne feten. i6r, bis5eri9ez
Nonopol "a bebaupten. Dies trirt
bic s. Il. &. q. ni@t binbern. baa
'0iel. has fe .fi9 eeifedt lat. ruit1ig
llnb rnenttpe9t al bsrfol0tn. SIN
trenen 0ienfte bon @a6t6eit, t1nabs
stdngigfeit unt Me9t tptrb he cine
ebenfo treiie Dienertn fem an 6er
@o9lfnhrt unb am, Sriehen ber
0iireer unb Der W1tfer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
~2lviatifer eetSHfet.

.Wogbera. Stalien. 80. Neai. -
Ser italicniide Ipiatiter Girri ifiir5te.
ip~dbrenb'er nabe bier einen Neroplans
flua unternabm. aus elmer 9obe bon
$50 Sub ab unb tpurbe 9etGotet
gtipa 10000 Yerionen, ~barrnter
girri's Satin mnb &inSer. tparen 9us
idauer. CT bate serdbe cine Nn0a9
MeanOper aisaefiibrt. ais Der Notos
egplooirte. Ginen Augcublid ipdtes
itanSen bic Sliieel Der Msaidinc IN
8rano uno Girri itir5tc aus ieineW
Sit IN bic Siefe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
EmslamS's S~esSnssaas.

2onbon n. 30. Mai. - Worldufige
Oetiteuun9en anf OrunS Der Siesia6s
riaen W~oIfs3dblnng besifiern bic Nes
bSlferune bon gnelanb nnb 8alcs
auf 36.075.260 a6pie sesen 32.627.s
s48 I'M Sabre 1901. Die meiiteu
Stdhte Mno @esirte 5eieen. einen gu,
tpaGs. in pielen iebo&. bcionbers IN
@ales. lit elm t6atidmIiMer @iidgane
az conitatiren.
@rob : QonSon'S 8ep6lferung III
anf 1851 1853 aeitiesen. bon 6.5s1.s
400 in 1901. Ser 8utpads be-
ihrduft lid bouis auf ben ioecn.
6itberen Sing. elm 4efreis bafir. baf
Die HepSlferina bon ben bi1tcr be-
irobnten gentren fort5iebt.
Nns gountp 9onbon. cinihlieRlid
Der gitp uub Der brett anlieaenecn
1eairte. 5eiat einen Hiidaana aui
4.522. 961 in 1911 bon 4.536.967
IN 1901.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
(6iir bieie 3ettuns beqrbeitet.l
1irh e. Gnropa's sdJamSl
ftin?!

(Wettn and nnr bic $alfte Der bier
sessn ben be~r5eihsen sultan psn
Warsffo erbsbenen Anuasen aai
@abrbeit berubt. fann man e. ben
efdinmen ~tpatrbaftis nidt Der.
ibeln, bon Ne has SOD eines iol&en
Sblntisen 9prannen absnfditteIm
sfnden. in spel@em 9idjte aber er.
f&etnt bann bas Tsrseben Srant.
reth's? = Die @eb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06

maiden. Sic gailuaufee. Nort6.
tpsftern ,inb Smnba /. Nnbnen baben
fir ermd6igte Snbrpreife geforgt unb
Der 8ro4t5ie. tueI1er MitGen I'm
6.ilbr Moreens berId6t. tpirb lme6rere
Retfcnentraeen mitfiibren. un6 Meits
reiienbe tperben duf allen Stationen
map ~itdtipns} 5tpii@en MitGen nnb
Salem mitgencmuer iper0en.
a&hin9sbol.
8. 8. Q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Stebsis paNasiere srtraneen,

anaMn, 20. W4di. Ser
Dampfer .Taboga~ rdnn eeeen einen
0elien BEL Hunta Weala unb 1T farac
9eit noMber aeiunfen., Bon Den 100
Eaiiaeicren an @orb iinb ruir 40 9es
rettet iporoen. 0aS Sdiff bate Tieb
an Norb uno mar ouf elmer re9els
mG6ieen ,~aiiitenfa6rt beeriffen. 0aS
llngliid ereienete lid in8efdbr 100
Weilen bon Der Selearapbenitation
entfernt. 9as &anouenboot .YprfS
totun~ Der Der. Staaten If mad benz
S9auplas abaeaanaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06

Db Der &olofduer bieiem Gtamm
lie umfrie9en mirb?l Oiefen.
aus gi&enboI3 entfpronenen nter
ipdter gum S9maroter beripilberten
Stdrtrt. Der 10 feit I'M 0anbe ipir3eIt
litb In ale 9beile bon Il. g. feline
HurSeln entienbet, nm biz, 10 .setpprs
pknetl Srei&bnIti8ep NGbrnngsfdfte
'jeinetl perfHfebendrfigen 0ei&6tertt.
tef Grnft.N d9ndtet 3~i5lfi6reul
Der Eeriu9. biefes eienntii@e Gebilbe
nieSeraulesen.' 'beroient bic Uea&tuns
'alIer 0iireer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06

Sener 4ifeF teSemtet bie memo ,SMter.
natissdle ttnabbanstse 9elesra.
vtex. Msentar". - a. 1T bies bel
erfs snb einsise sea&ri&tenbienh.
pr affective Matrteit, tlmst.
k6nsisseit NIB 0ere4tisfeit aIl
,l9sstt 4at. - Die sftiemseieGi&sit
II cine esrs$aii4 .ameritamii&e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Stable

8afhington. 8. g.. 90. Mai.
Nrs berrfenem wsunoe borte oas
MISUNDERSTANDING eonttte. oas ben
Sfdpl.Arnlt nno 1e.ae Ueiddas'
met1ooen unterinden ioa. be Ge<
idtd9te Oes entitebens beg ansebliden
2rnlfs. So9n Us: Vdfes. Der BEL Der
rWsonrf. ai1frelet,o mar, mar Der grs
9apler. DAB Der Sta9lsIriift tn ggts
reflS fraf, mar. fp'e VafeS oerii6erfe.
ore Uol9e bon Anorefb e~arne9te.S uns
gepo9n9etf. io8enaanfe .Wenfler'ells
ugreeuients rt9t 81 9dlfetl. Sn
etner1 Mfbert5ii8 erddblfe er 9 9es
pontleien iino oerlorenen U~ttlltot'en.
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