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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-18
Secci6n Religiosa


LA8 MISAS KN SAN JUAN
DLAS LABORABLEs \
A l&s 2, en- Sam ndefoaso; & "a
S12, en- Santa Ana, Hospitalillo y
:Capilla Fr&neisc&n&, 4 las 7, EN- la Ca
tedr&l, San Francisco y C&pilla Fraa-
ciscans, { las z III, en- 1s C&pill.> Fran
sise&aa, 1aa Q 1I2, en- 10 Cathedral.
DIAs DE Fiesta
A Lac ., en- % Cathedral Hospit&les
Municip&les.
A las S liz, en- San ndefonso; & las
6, en- Santa Ana; las s 1I2, en- S;.n
Francisco; & las liz, en- ell Hospitsli-
llo Y Cspill& Fr&ncisc&na & las 7, en- Ia
Catedr&l y San jose; 6 las z 1I2 en- Ia
Capina Fr&neiscana; & Lao 8, en- -
Cathedral.
A lss en- San Jose y San Fran,
cisco; Ian 9, en- In Cathedral y Capilla
Franciscan&; & Ian 10, en- Santa Ans; s
Ian II, en- 10 C&tedrM.
| MISAS EN- PUERTA DE TERRA
A las 9, en- - p&rroquja; & las z liz
Asilo de Aneianos.
MLSAS EN- SANTURCE
Dias festivos: A las S l II, en- 81 Auxilio
Ninas; 8 Lac 7 y l 2 en- San Mateo &
las 8, ca Ia Convalecencis; 4 las 8 "n
San Mates; Las 8 Las 8 y Las
10, en- la Parroquia del S&grado Cora
E61.:
Dias labor&lea: A Lao liz, en- cl
Auxili0 Mdtuo y Conv&leceneia dc Her
-nanas; & las z, en- San M&teo y Sagrs
do COr&x6M-
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-04-19
ROOSEVELT AT MISSOULA
Garden City Extends Warm Welcome
To Distinguished Visitor.

10 Distinguished VSS''0V'
M1ssoULA, April ia light snow
driven before q cold wind did o
serve to dampen the enthusiasm OF
Missoula's reception to Theodore
Roosevelt, who arrived here early to.
day. The crowd At the depot and
along the streets waited patiently for
an hour or more, shutting and dane
ing to keep warm, just to catch eight
Of the former president as be passed
from his private car to the hotel. II
was only q feeting glimpse OF him
they caught, but It looked as though
not q person fell Out of line before he
passed.
Mr.. Roosevelt's train arrived At
7:lb q. N. and he had not left his
state room when Senator Dixon
boarded the train to greet him. A
battalion of infantry from the poet
was drawn up to escort the party to
the hotel aad q dense throng OF people
stood about the platform. While Mr..
Roosevelt was dressing, Senator Dix
on made frequent trips to the end OF
the car to reassure the shivering com.
mitteemen.
When Mr.. Roosevelt appeared he
was greeted with cheers and it re-.
quired the efforts of half q dozen po-
lice to force q passage through the
crowd to his automobile. Preceded
by the military and followed by q
score OF cowboys and as many In.
dams in full war paint. the former
president was taken to his hotel
through crowded streets and break.
tasted by himself in the apartments
reserved for him.
Mr.. Roosevelt's first engagement of
the day was to address the students
of the state university at II o'clock.
His principal address came in the
afternoon and was scheduled to be an
open air talk to the citizens. A visit
to the military post in the late after.
noon and a banquet at the hotel fol-
lowed by q reception at the Montana
club completed the program arranged
for his reception.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-04-19

Constipation brings many ailments
In its train and is the primary cause
nj much sickness. Keep your bowels
regular madam, and you will escape
many of the ailments to which women
are subject. Constipation is q very
simple thing, but like many simple
things, 1t may lead to serious conse.
quences. Nature often needs q little
assistance and when Chemberlain's
Tablets are given at the first indica.
tion, much distress and suffering may
be avoided. Sold by oil dealers.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-04-19

When q medicine must be given to
young children it should be pleasant
to take. Chamberlsin's Cough Rem
edy is made from loaf sugar, and the
roots used in it's preparation give 1t q
favor similar to maple syrup, making
1t pleasant to take. It has no super.
Tor for colds, Group and %whooping
cough. For sale by all dealers.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-04-19
MONTANA NEWS BRIEFLETS
A Budget Of Readable Short Items
From Various Parts Of the State.

" S~S6SS W sAO~N"SVS ~ 0sss
From Various Parts Of the State.
BUTTE, April 1l.-John Gordon,
formerly of Spokane, was caught by
the police after q fast automobile run
for seven miles. Gordon is charged
with having deeced half a dozen Butte
firms and saloons with checks drawn
on M. Green Fuvett Co., of Spokane.
BE has flown high here, making the
acquaintance Of a large number of
Butte's best people.
DILLON, April 1O.-There will be a
general concerted action on the part
of the sheep owners and others inter.
ested in the eheep industry in this
state today in opposition to the pas.
sage of the Can adian reciprocity
treaty, or any reduction In the wool
tariff. 1t 10 estim ated that the Hon.
Charles N. Pray will receive between
$500 aud 1900 kilograms from this
state tomorrow morning in protest.
HELENA, April 10.-In an opinion
today Attorney General Galen holds
q bill passed by the last legislature
for the regulation of diaries and
creameries is imperative. Governor
Norris fret vetoed the bill and filed it
with the secretary of state. Later, he
withdrew it and approved it. Mr..
Galen holds after he once filed the bill
with the secretary Of the state he could
not withdraw and approve it.
GLEND1vE, April 1l.-There vas an
exciting scene in the district court
yesterday when A. W. Hausem ann,
aged 81 years, on trial for assault on
q ~l4.year-old girl, attempted to escape
from the court room. 1t was a record.
breaking case in every way, represent
ing one OF the quickest criminal pros.
ecutions In the history of Montan q
since vigilante days. Within an hour
from the time the state began it's case
H~ausemann had been tried, found
guilty by a jury and sentenced to q
years at hard labor in the Deer Lodge
~penltentlary.
BUTTE, April, 12.-Once more the
local officers have notified the gam
blers that all games must stop. Act
ing Chief of Police Murphy's order
that everything must close followed 6
communication received by him from
Governor Norris.
BUTTE. April 12.-The official &C
ton in connection with the recen
audit of financial aft airs OF Butte, il
which alleged discrepancies in the &C
counts Of city officials r reported t
have been found, has been taken b!
Governor Edwin L. Norris in the cas-
OF State Humane Officer J.. M. Ken
nedy, former city treasurer of Butte
who is called upon by the governor tt
make good 1873, which amount tn
auditors hold is due from him.
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"Our baby cries for Chsmberlain's
Cough Remedy" writes Mrs. T. B,
Kendrick, Rasaca, Ga. 'It is the
best cough remedy on the market for
coughs, colds and Group" For sale
by all dealers.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-04-19

In cases of rheumatism relief from
pain makes sleep and rest possible.
This may be obtained by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale By
all dealers.
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extended visit to his former home In

SAteuOcu SIeAt W uAS AOAu0A AO~S
Missouri.
just received, Q quantity OF seed
oats and seed spring wheat. T. G.
Power g. Bro. Ltd.
Rev. E. j. Lamb and wife, OF Estes
Park. COL. are visiting with Frank
Merger and family.
just received, q fresh supply of
selected sweet peas and lawn grass
seed at Sharp Bros.
Leonard Morrow. OF this city. was a
successful applicant At . recent exam.
in alton by the state pharmacy board.
A complete line of ladies' ready-to.
wear-nearly 200 garments-w,ll be
on display April q. "a and Is at The
Toggery.
Have you had 9 guess on the suit at
our clothing department? Better get
one. It may mean . new suit, new
hat or new pair of shoes for you. T.
c. Power 4 Bro, Ltd.
A recent transaction in city real es-
tate is the purchase of the Mrs. Har.
per residence property on Main street
by Miss Stocking. The consideration
named in the deed is 81, 900.
You are invited to call and inspect
the new safety deposit boxes just in.
stalled by the Stockmen's National
Bank. They will protect your valua.
BILE papers from fire and robbery. =
Ia the civil suit of Kuehn W. Olson,
which was called for trial In the dis
trict court this morning, the plaintiff
was given permission to amend the
complaint and the case was continued.
Dairy inspectors for each of the four
| districts of the state have been named
by the livestock sanitary board. DR..
G. j. Butterfeld, of Chinook, was ap-
pointed inspector for the northern die.
trict.
In the suit of J. NJ. Raas ve. Fred
Runya n and others, to recover dam.
ages for grain destroyed by fire, the
jury returned q verdict in the district
court yesterday afternoon awarding
plaintiff 1928.
The local company of the Montana
national guard vas inspected by the
federal and state authorities last even.
ing, the boys being assembled In line
In front of the Choteau House. All
members of the company passed the
ex amin alton.
G. M. Ridenour, the gospel singer
arrived In town today to assist Rev.
G. M. Donaldson ia the Passion week
services being held at the Methodist
church. Mr.. Ridenour's presence
will insure q rousing song service
and enjoyable meeting. Everyone
cordially invited to the service, at
eight O'Clock.
The trial of George Klass on a
charge of murder, which was to have
commenced in the district court today,
was continued to May 10. Attorney
F. E. Stranahan, for the defense, pre-.
scented an affidavit that an important
witness is under quarantine, and
could not appear on behalf of defend
ant, a situation which necessitated q
postponement Of the proceedings.
!
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-04-19
AN INVITATION Q e

Oh, all We maids and matrons,
Who to bargains great aspire,
Come see our embroideries and laces-
They're more than your heart can desire.
Our Easter gifts are coming,
Great joy to your friends they'll bring.
Our Silks, our Muslins, our Ginghams,
Are simply fit for a King.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-04-19
Four Children Burned To Death.

Four Children Burned To Death.
The serious results that may follow
an attempt to start q fire with coal oil
are again demonstrated In q story sent
out from Chester, in q news item which
Gays:
Four children were burned to death
at the ranch of h. Brooks, q home.
steader living just across the Cana.
dian line, north of Whitlash, Mont,
late Sunday afternoon. The oldest OF
the children, q girl, attempted to start
q fire with kerosene and ar explosion
followed. The house caught are and
the four children were all burned to
death. The mother, who was outside
at the time of the explosion, was very
seriously burned in her efforts to res
cue the children.
After the fire Mrs. Brooks, although
severely injured, walked half a mile
to q neighbours to get assistance. The
neighbor tagged a passing freight
train, and the crew cut off the engine
and a in rapid time to Sweetgrass.
on the Canadian line, for a doctor.
The father was absent from the ranch
at the time of the accident.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-04-19

Come call at our store in the morning,
You'll aprons find galore,
And we've lots of things to show you
That you've never seen before.
When you visit our dry goods counters,
After reading this song l sing,
You'll say, IT'S very certain
That Sharp Bros. sell everything"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-04-19

LEWIsTowN, April 12.-J. D. Waite
returned home yesterday from Chi
cago, where he went on business.
While in Chicago Mr.. Waite met a
number of Boston woolbuyers who
were just starting west. They all re.
ported that they we're under instruc.
tons not to pay more than fifteen
cents for Montana wool. The buyer
for the house Mr.. Waite has been sell.
ing his wool to for over twenty. five
years past was willing to purchase
the clip this sesson for fifteen cents
but the offer was declined.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-04-19

pups D. cOyOtes, the bounty Is %
per head.
The Law School of the University OF
Montana is to be opened for instruc.
ton in September, 1911. AS the first
law school in Montana it's inaugura.
ton will be an important event in the
educational history of the state.
Hereafter the young men of Montana
who wish to prepare for the profession
of law will be able to do so in an in
stitution recognized and supported ss
q department of the state.
From Fridays Daily
All kinds of field and garden seeds
at T. c. Power & Bro, Ltd.
Chopped feed for sale at $500 per
ton, at T. G. Power & Bro. Ltd.
DR.. P. q. O'Malley, of Chinook, IL
among the visitors attending district
court.
E. II. Schultz and j. W. Cochran,
of Harlem, were among the arrivals
today.
A. c. Jefferson, of the Highwooe
bench, 10 among the business visitor'
in town.
Horses and q couple of second hant
vapops for sale at T. G. Power &
Bro. Ltd.
J. F. Curtis returned today from q
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aleine gyoii3einaHr

- Gin Gfleihoisb entipenoete aus
Ger gDohnuna oes sSren. ae0tmeifr,
go. 1899 Meit 2ibsrtp Strabe, s'ns
Gpdrbiifyie nit $23 SHhdlt. Gin 10
Se6re after anabe Reht i'm Bsroaht,
Sfn Disbitabl besansen aa haten.
- 4us sinem ais 9orratbsrauHl
tenuhttn 5huppen in Reihratl's 8
porf SO. 372O Spring @rone 9lDes
nue. tpurben DOR sinem GiHbreftr 600
giaarren, 1000 patroHsn uno dnoere
SGden seftobltn.
- Der berittene poli5ift SttopGl
psrbdftste in Bomb 5il ndh Idnsersr
9erfolaung, BEL fpelGer er fi6 zines gu
fdaia porbeiInbreuoen autoHobils be-
Oisnte, einen Wsdnn, behen 8enehmsr
ibm perbGhtig porssiommen mar. aH
bem gefdnaenen, ipel6er iidI als Gbds
Goot, Al Sabre alt. regIitrirte. ipuro'
Gin Damens gortemonnaie NIT $33 5ni
bait poraefunoen, ii6sr beFen toeriunf
.r teins befrie0ieenbe austunft s.ber
tonnte. er tpurbe sunGtit als Der
bdhtis einseIperrt.
- gbdrles W. Teron bon go. 12l
gneit 6. grenue lieb ON Somfna, als
ar Tein 3immer i'm 3. Gtodperf Dsri
litB, ben G6liiiTel i'm SdlOb iteten
alg er asTtern noh stpeitGaigsr Nbns
Isnheit suriidtsbrte, entbedte er, bal
cir gflei6bisb isinsm 3inm<r elmer
geluh obesitottet unb etneu In3uI
nno on6ers So6tn i'm Wertbe DO:
$50 ssitObien battle.
- Games gittpbart Don 80. 282'
Minslon aptnue rpurpe eeitern nn
lein gientls i'm Dertbe bon $50 BE-
| ftotleH.
- Gin Reger Romens BEN. Boz
| pell iftih fih ssIiru in bic 0rOesr
| bee Qouis 8. 2aneoittr on z. anenl
Iuno Gutter Strdbe, pdhreEe 2esisre
| iih duf benz Seitenp,s Dor oem aaoe
tefaHo uno enttptnoete SIS aus osr
| Gdih Regiiter.
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g n moSernes 6Dtel
ll)irO an Steae oes ST. JlidO(as'
erlleben,
Sas asIen Gil cine yiew Dorfsr
s5irma ani 15 Sabre uerpahtet
iunrbt.

Die geoiesG[limdn 5otel Gomponp
BON Rem Dort, Beiiser Des rSoaano
SouIe" in genannter Stabt. habeH
oeItern nit benz antpdlt Ben. 6etbs
inesfslb, ais gsrtretfr Der Gigens
tbiimer beg ct. Qiholos 6otels sinen
gahtpertrag ubseihIoHen, oemSnfolge
Fie am /. Geptember b. 3. ods 5otel
auf 10 Sabre pahtipeiIe iibernehmen
ipsrben. Der pahtpreis fir Die erittn
fiinf Sabre betr6gt $4,000 unD fur
bic iibriseu 3sbn Sabre $22,50o per
Sahr.
Dig Gigsntbiimsr bes Sotels Der.
pflid,ten iih fir 6aulide 9erdnberuns
gen $4,000 3u peraussaben, tpGbrent
Die pdhter benbii6tisen 100000 ba:
ran su pertpenhtn un oos 6otel 5u ei:
nem, olIen moDernsn 2lHforoerunger
sHtiprs6enbsn gtabliHement um5use'
Italtsn.
Der ssstnpdrtise ga6tperfrdg seh
ON 81. augujt b. ). 3u Gnoe uno 10
balo bic neuen pdhter es ermDeli6ei
t0nnen fpsroen iis NIT ben 8erbeHer
uugen bsH anfaHg MAIDEN, um oai
neue ct. RihoIas1 am sriten sSunua
1912 isiusr geitimmung iibereeben 81
fonnen.
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Dora grittsnbsn. cine Reserin bon
Ro. 966 Barr Strobe. ipuroe friib ge'
itern Wcresn burh bas tDiiihenot g:s
ben ibres 6unoes aus Dem Stldfe &C.
fuedt. Gle fdnb bel ndherer unteriu.
dung einsn ihparseH Ginbredtr In
ibrer gDpbnung Dor, ipelhtr bel ibreu
anblid bic Jlu6t .rsriff unb bis sul
Gde Der 8. unb 5resntan 4psnne lief
mo- er BON bem gSolisiften Bomb feit'
aenommfn ipurbs. DER 0sfangene
ipelfer fI6 oIs 9heopbilus Wininmi
BON Qouispifls, Gn.. rtgiitrirte. hdtt
cine aHsah RudihliifItl unb Distrit'
in ieinsm Beige. CT ipurbe sunG4i
ols perodhtis sinssiperrt.
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3n belle Hadte.
Betersbura gube Mui.

Peters burg, enoe Utdt.
Der 9etersburesr Tloi bringt Die
pi,lbeSunaenen ,DsiBsn Rddte" Jhre
goefie 1T inbsHsu bsltts nur nod auf
ben pornebmen 9idssn uno StraBsn
Der norbii6en Rsiiben3 cine fehr sins
Srudspclle. Die pentger gIudlthsn
5tabttbeile BON petersburg, in oenen
oos immenie sin1eimiihe eIeno, Die
6ffentlihe gerlpo6rlofung uno uns
audit, epidemic unb 9erbreden seras
beau mad, benz 1untsl ihreieu: oieis
gesirte erfobren burh oie perrdtheri@
ihe 6eIe Der Maindhte cine 70 una
beimlihe 9eleu9tung, bdb ne ipgdr
bic in bieier Siniiht sienlih p4iegnas
tiIhe StrdbeRpoli5ei dufeeruttelt bat.
Sn Der 5bat--au fhauerlihen 9toht'
sreianiiIen iudt petersburg IN oeI
Reibe moberner StGbts pohI per8tbltt
| ieinesalei6en: nsr betipteEspe,le be-
uns einmal cine ndhtIi6e poIt5titen'
| iaob mad qroitituirteu. 3ubdltsrn uni
Rdftnfplbduslern erlebt bat. Del
| mare leibi periuht. europdiihs 8ui
tur uub oas nsun3ebnte Sahrhunoer
Az leugnen; 10 graufam, 10 unmenlh
| lid, limb bieie nd1tlihsn Strdbenbtl
Der oss ,Rprbifnen geneots~, nngs
fifts berer bos ionit eelDobnte fptnter
llihe Tuntel ala cine art Wohitha
anaeIekn iperben miibte. Sintsmals'
oas qreuline llehl - fpenigitens !
aeIeb5arer 3eit aus ben yeterz
buraer Stroben nitt su bdnnen TT.
i ia, sutpeilen tam man ioeor aii'
ftou ouf benz Netpsfi Proipette e
ihiitternbe G5enen erleben: 10 ttel
nan sum 8eifpiel stpei iosenann
. .slsins Tsarnsn-. Wit turssn R0dAs
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Mmstdnbiibe StabriAten.

Die gurifsr Stubentin >
men. ssn ben lsbten Sabreu bat Die
sabl Der 5tuoentinnen on Der untner@
iitdt garis cine 10 groBe Ststaerung
erfnbren, baB bic profeforeu uno bic
Gtuoenten fi9 lebbaft iiber Den Stano
Der 9inge bsunrubigen unb bic letter.
ben gehorben su elmer griinblidsn
Qriifuna Der Sa1laae aufgeforbert ha'
FEN. Die lebte Stattitit 5eigt, oaB IN
israntrsi9 qegsnlpdrtis BEL ben per.
id1ieDeuen 5atultGten immdtrttultrt
finb: Bel Der Sacult6 bes lettres HAT
Frons6Tinnen uno 1902 ausIdnosrin'
rem. Bel Der natlirtpihenfhdftlt
ssdfultdt 303 5ranaofinneu unn 15C
4usIdnoerinnen, bel Der meoi3inifnsr
s18 Srons0Iinnen unb $50 Gus!drtoe
rinnen, Bel Der iuriitifhen 62 5ron5o'
| Ennen uub S8 ausldnoertnnen uno u
Der pharmnseutii9en SduIe 81 5rdn
sojinnen unb 3 4usldnoerinnen. 81
garis alIeiu betrGgt Die 4n3ahl DC
| Gtubentinnen 2121, b. /. Elm 4hte
her 9eTdmmtSabl Der Stnotrenoen
tpdhrenb bic 8eiummt3dbI Der ettp
1000 5tubentinnen Elm 3ehnteI be
aeIammten Gtubenteuiduft Des Qor
| tes uusmaht. Das 4uffGuigfte b.
biefen 3ablen lit, ooB 6ie 3abl os
frnn5DiifGen Stubentsn In pd1ts ie
-,tr I'm 2 3ussnommen be., nal
~. .uHse GransSFaRen mel
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- Gin bon gSporb Orr bon 8dnt
gtrnBe uno freeman apenue gsIsHttss
9lutomobil toIIibirte friib seftern Wsor.
a.n an Der Rihmono uno John Strd-
he nit oem 9ugan oes aedm Srt'
mann BON go. 1913 Ri6mono Strait.
Bel bem 3ufammsnftOb tDurDe glis'
manb ueriebt.
- Ger 10 Sabre ate 5ubrman'
Charles Sreess non go. 512 Race
Gtrabs fiel gsiterH an Der 8. aDtnu'
unS grooospop BON eintm MdeeH osr
sToirmont Goal Comp. uno scg I'D
id5limme appftpun6eR su. CT tpnro'
in einem gatrolfpoeen na4 Rm ftac'
tiften HoTpitdl sebratt.
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G6ifsnad,rits,teH.

Rem gort, II. SUM. angst.:
.ROOrbam" Don Rottsroam; ~Wainnes
tonta" pon 2ouoou; .9eroud" bon
RedpeI.
abssg.: rQbriattt~ Haa South
dmptou.
Qonbou. aHset.: rWtinuspass
"a" BON Rem gort.
glpmouth. anset.: raron'
prins DiIbeIm" bon RsD gort.
Bremen. absss.: rgarbdrofa'
naa Rsp gort.
Gibraltar. 4ns.: .MOltte
bon Rem Durf; .pauHunia" pongtsr
gort.
8enua. 4bssg.: rGdHopir" mad
gpitonr
MppiIls. 4nset.: r5urnefi1'
BON gsep gprt. nab Glassop.
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2okal.Derid)t
Die aC5tunoSDansiGer.
Dsnte mirc Sas sseginsemts Sabi'
idnm aefeiert.

Tos annette pSIlio beutIhe Aegis
snent, tpeIhes Dpn Cincinnati alisSog,
nm fur bic llntbeilbdrteit Der Union
urib fir bic b6hften Wsninsnrtdte su
tdmpfen unb 81 bluien. ihidt ii6 on,
ben 80. sahrtstag feintr GinmuIiers
ing 5u begeben. Sc lit Dns 28. Sbic
s5reinilIietn Rsgi1nsnt, oas in Dielen
Gd)lndten benz beutIhen Namtn ghre
oend6t unb Hubm iiber Ieins s5dbnsn
eebrdd)t bat. BON ben Maffenges
noiien. bic nun Dor einem baIben s5ubrs
biinbtrt bon Camp 3enntion ing 1elo
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