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The Mankato free press., 1912-05-10
THE HOUSE OF AsToR.

William Vincent Astor, who be-
comes head of the great American
family of Astor, through the tragic
disaster, is not yet of age. With his
sister, Muriel, he will inherit for
tune estimated at $150,00O,000. His
great grandfather at his age, was
working for a baker on Pearl street,
New York and looking about for a
chance to get into the fur business.
William Vincent Astor was born on
November Is, 1891, in the old Will
liam Astor mansion at Fifth avenue
and Thirty-fourth street, where the
after his birth his parents moved to
the new Astor residence at Fifth
avenue and Sixty-sixth street. He
was not strong as child and until
last fall. when he entered Harvard
he spent every year at his father S
country home OH the Hudson. three
months at Newport and three months
at the town house. He is tall and
slim with dark, straight hair and
dark blue eyes. He bears a marked
resemblance to his father.
His father, wishing to keep him
out of doors on account of his deli.
cate health, encouraged his fondness
for yachting and autOmobiling. He
accompanied his father on the Nour,
mabel on a voyage to the West In
dies two years ago when storm in
terrupted communication and the
Astor yacht was not heard from for
several weeks. 1t was feared that
the yacht had been lost and revenue
cutters were despatched to hunt fol
it, but it turned out that the Nour
mahal was safe In harbor at San
Juan. AS an automobilist he has q
reputation for fast driving. Just be
fore he went to Harvard last fall he
was called up before a police magis
trate in Newport and lecturcd about
his habit of driving through the
streets too rapidly. Once while driv
ing his car through Tarrytown he
ran into tree to avoid striking 9
man on a motorcycle.
There have been many rumors oi
Vincent AstOr's engagement to yari
ol,s young women in society and out
Last month he had occasion to deny
report that he was to marry q
girl in Broadway musical comedy. Ht
said that he wasn't engaged and didnt
intend to become engaged for a Ions
time to come. 1t is understood thai
following the Astor custom Colone
John Jacob Astor made marriage
settlement of cash and securities OF
both of his wives, they in turn Civ
ing up their dover rights in the es
tate. The purpose of the settlemen
was to keep the Astor estate intact
IL this was the case then neither
Mrs. Ava Willing Astor nor Mrs
John Jacob Astor will receive /;
widows third of the estate. which
will be shared by Vincent Astor ant
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-10
BOYS AS AeRlculTuRlsTs.

The stay on the farm movement
has begun at Rochester. Sixteen
lads of the schools of that city have
entered upon practical course in
agriculture under Professor J. M.
May of the high school faculty. The
young men have started opera
tions with hoe and rake, each being
assigned patch 36x46. where he
wishes Two tracts of land have
been secured for the season by the
school board, and that which is not
used by the boys will be devoted to
experimental work by Professor
May. 1t goes without saying tnat
the boys will enjoy their labors.
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-10
MAKE THE LEAGUE A FACTOR.

The river and harbOr bill, when
was reported from the commerce
committee yesterday by Senator Mel
son, contains no provision for the
Improvement of the Minnesota river
although the chief of engineers re-
Gently submitted a report recon-
mending the construction of dam
at La qui Parle, at a cost OF $l,500,'
600, provided the state OF Minnesota
or local interests pay one-baif OIL
this amount. The Improvement OF
the Minnesota river is proper sub
ject for the Southern Minnesota Bet
ter Development league to take up
and not let go of until something
definite is accomplished. The people
of Southern Minnesota desire the
stream to be improved. Here is an
instance where the league can make
itself an important factor In the in
terests of the people s,"...
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-10
SCANDAL OF THE PRIMARY.

The GAINESVILLE Argus submits to
any candid mind who will disillusion
itself from the glamor of modern
day demagogism that the present
primary laws operating in the sew
eral states are all wrong, entirely
wrong. These laws subject the peo
pie to long primary campaign and
to the extra trouble and expense OF
an election. AS observed in this
campaign they are not in any sense
expressive of real party sentiment. In
their operation they do not reflect
the views of party majority.
But this is small objection com
paratiyely to other objections. Oh
necessity the leading candidates
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-10
AIDING ROAD MOVEMENT.

The national house of representa-.
tives last night aided the national
good roads movement by passing a
provision in the postoffice apprOpria-
tion bill, which would grant a sub
sidy to all highways used in the
rural free delivery mail service.
These roads would be divided in
three classes with subsidies of 25,
$40 and SIS mile. 1t is estimated
the cost to the first year would
be 5000 900 to SIS 900 geo. q
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-10
WEST DEcoRiA-EAST. RAPlDAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Erlandson and
family were visitors at the home of
John Mathews Sunday afternoon.
Lewis Bronq of Sterling was call
ing on Henry and Grant Cotton Mon
day evening in his new Regal car.
Mr.. Bowen of Mankato took din
ner at the J. d. Little home Sun
day while en- route to his farm in
Decoria.
We are glad to hear that our lit
tie village of Rapidan is booming
as never before. They are build
ing a new store there and several
other buildings are being put up
this spring.
1t is understood that party from
Minnesota Lake has a saw mill at
Will Ballard's and will saw lumber
there for time. This is fine OPP
portunity to have some logs made
into lumber.
The Decoria Cemetery society
held it's annual meeting Thursday.
May 2, at the home Of Mrs. Lizzie
Gerlach. A good crowd was in at
tendance. The next meeting will be
at Mrs. Henry's the first Thursday
in June.
We are having too much mois-
ture, more than the low land can
stand, and consequently there will
be some very late corn planting
done, unless the rain soon ceases to
some extent at least There was
perfect downpour of rain. accom-
panied by heavy wind Friday aft
ernoon, causing the streams to
again roar as they Journey on to
Join the great Minnesota river.
Theer were only a few out to Sun
day school Sunday at the Anderson
school house We look for a speak.
er next Sunday and a larger crowd
at Sunday school, which will be at
two o'clock as usual, but after next
Sunday there will only be Sunday
school every two weeks and by so
arranging 1t is hoped to see every
child out, and would be pleased to
see the parents take an interest In
the Sunday school as well.
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-10
STATUS OF CHURCH UNITY.

During the recent conservation
congress of the Men and Religion
Forward Movement representatives
of Disciples, Congregational, and
Episcopal churches held conferences
on Christian unity. Four sessions
i'm all took place, one of them bring
ing together men from all three
bodies. Satisfaction was expressed
by all at the progress made thus
far. 1t was voted that these move.
ments had assisted the cause, while
not organized primarily to do So
1t was also voted to make the larg'
est possible use of the Summer
meetings this year to further unity
plans.
The proposed world conference on
Faith and order, toward which all
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-10
ADVANCE IN SURGERY,

From New York comes this story
which has more than a passing pup
lie interest, and shows the scientific
development of surgery: DR.. Alexis
Carroll of the Rockefeller Institute
for medical research announces that
he has been able to keep pieces or
the heart tissue pulsating rythmat-
ically outside the organism Fom
which they were taken for TWO
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-10

principal Of Methodism and that the
doctrine should be protected. They
declared there should be no such
word as salary in the Methodist
lexicon and that preachers should
not be placed on the bargain coun-
ter" Everything else having been
commercialized, the pastors can
hardly be blamed for looking out for
their own interests. This is the
first law of nature.
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-10

The saving of wood, working on
streets and other tasks inflicted up
on striking junior students of the
Rhinelander high school by Schoo
Superintendent F. A. Harrison were
upheld by the school board at Rhine
lander The strike of juniors fol
lowed an attack upon the superin
tendent by one of the students, who
was suspended for two weeks. AL
the juniors but the one suspended
are now back at school.
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-10
TWO SCHOOLS ARE ORGANIZED
More Sunday Activities in Blue Earth
County; the Officers.
From MONDAYS Daily. sa

SouHty, thS Sh'Ss'o o
From Mondays Daily.
Yesterday TWO new fields were add
ed to the Confederated churches ac-
tivities and Sunday school organ
lied in each with the following of
ficers:
In the Dickinson District-A. d.
Stanford, Superintendent; Henry Ev-
ins, assistant superintendent; Mrs.
G. F.. iStrobel, secretary; Mrs. Minnie
Smith, treasurer; G. H. Hagh, libra
rian. All on r. F. d. No. z, Mankato,
and their Sunday school convenes at
'2:39 p. m. a, "a
In the Minnieshiona Falls District
Mrs. Ruth Smith, superintendent;
Mrs. E. A. Densel, assistant superin-
tendent; Miss Freda Peterson, secre-
tary; Mrs. NJ l.. Melvin, treasurer;
Miss Chariot Culp, librarian. All on
r. F. d. No. 6, .Mankato, and their
Sunday School meets at 2 p. IN.
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-10
Marriage Lieense Issued.
From MONDAYS Daily. =

A marriage license was today is
sued to Albert G. Roemer and Miss
Mary Rose Huettl. both of this city.
They will be married tomorrow
morning. Another marriage license
was issued to Ernest c. Schweim
and Miss Mary r. Geiger, also of
this city.
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-10

his sister Mauriel, who Is now ten
years old. Mauriel, 1t Is said, was
provided for in the settlement that
Colonel Astor made on her mother.
The amount was never made public,
but it is said to be 10,0OO,0OO. with
provision that it should later re-
vert TO Mauriel.
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-10
THE CLERGY

The MlnneapOlS JUurHal Says
"Commercialism and the tendency OF
pastors to negotiate for salaries
were emphatically denounced today
in the episcopacy address. of the
Methodist Episcopal church The
bishops declared there was a deplor-
able tendency to fall away from the
doctrine of itineracy among minis
ters, that itineracy is cardinal
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-10
,r public ! buildings ignores nj

for public buildings ignores Min.
nesota material
All Minnesota public buildings
should be made of Minnesota ma.
terial. The state which has sc
great a variety of building material
as has Minnesota, and imports out.
side stone and brick, is disloyal to
it's own best interests Stop it.
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gountp see.n i'm su beitefen. gr
iteIIte BiireIdaft fir feiR Grideintn
i'm @eridt. erI6ien jeooh niht uno
lieb feline giirei6aft I'm Stih. Gr
perIdiponb fat ipurlos uno seIonsttn
nur fpenige Gsriihts iiber ieinen Nuf.
sntbalt bisrber. Sbpobl bic GrlaNuns
bes 5aftbefsblss sebeim esholtsn rcurs
be, erbielt @boematers Shipaser jss
bod Minb bappn unb ala Der NIT ptm
Saftbefebl betrauts Sheriff erihien,
fpuroe ibm mitgstheilt, cab Shosmatsr
Hidlt anfpefeuo ist.
SIN Jals bon Ilops Wablrina
esasn Die Giip.Goptngton uno ginrin.
natl Strabenbabn 60. sab Rihter
bpbse cine gntiheioung ab, bab Der
Sunge gu $62.5O btrehtigt iet. Ei.
aIage mar fir $4,000 SdupenerTus,
Maiter Msdanie 9ornbaIt BON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat ieine Re'
| Itsnation einesrsitt unb Soc Serman
ipurpe an ieinsr Stslle srHdnnt.
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yibliOtbefsbeb6roe umseiekli4
Stabtanlpalt iol Nanbamasperfab
rem geaeu yiirsermeiiter on.
jtreneem.

StubtdnfpaIt gettman sr6ielt ge.
fern ppn benz Rehtsantpalt sJfoac
WiIe sin S6reiben, sporin er eriu4t
miro, Gin WaHbamusDsrfabrtn gegsrl
ben girgermsiiisr nn5uitrengen, I'm
benielben gu 5lpins.u. feds Witslieber
Der 8ibIiotbetsbsborOe gu ernennsn,
ME ppm 9efeb pors.fdrisben. ba bic
alie gsborbe !eine ssiesli6e griften5s
bershttgung babe. Wenn Der Staot.
onnolt tsiH Wanoamuspsrfabren sss
gen ben 8ireermeiitsr ein.eiiei, tpin
5err Wiie Diss ols SituersabIer tbun.
Rerr Niie iugt, oob er, neil serr R0s
bert Def BON benz botihulrath nift
ipisoer gum Witelieb Der gibiioit<is.
beborbs ertpdhlt fpuroe. bic seTeblihe
Griiten5 5bsrshtiaung Der 8sborne IN.
ttriuft unp babel eefunpen babe, pab
bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nihf geIebmas
Big sriitir.. poragrupb 1899 Der al.
ten repiptrten Etatntsn beftimme bic
grnennung sinsr 9ibtiotbeisbeb5rDe
fir stGbte ots eriten Drabes Der srifsn
alafs. Differ @tfebesparngropb fsi
aber peoer i'm dIlgeneinen aooer nod
i'm appenoir su fiHosn unb tslbis psnn
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iiber BEN .WsIt 5ori" on Der 8eetHdn
Strnbs, Iofuis bon s57. 600 in Bombs
btbufs gssabluns b.s 4ntheils Der
Stabt an ben aoftsn Der gerbeHtrung
Der Glisabstb. ainn, gldri unb Wloore
SiraBs, fpurb.n bsm ausIhufTe fir
Wiitsl unb Wsae iibtrpiefsn.
Die feiner 3eit pom Dem IusihuHe
fit WiiteI unb Wtg, unttrbrtitets
DrbiHans bsbufs siner ipeiissn Re-
firittion o,s gsbrouds BON Jeuer.
ipertstorpsrn am 4. Suii. io(itt ouf
GmpFeblung oes ausihuHes nuf uns
beIiimmis .3eit psrftoben iperoeu. bod
aing sin antras. bic Gmpfsblune aHs
ter Suipenbirune Der ReaelH 81 pals
iiren, psrioren, rpeshalb bic 9oriase in
Der nahiisn Sibuna noduals gut
Sprahe iomnsn ipire.
Tis isiner 3eii bon Dem Saniidiss
Gtpdriemeut unisrbrsitt.t GrpinnH,
bersufoIat Cir, pslde tn aiiblipeis
hern dufbetpahrt rperoeH, am 1ass ber
einIieferuns NIT sintm ben Datum
irnasnoen Siempsi psrisben fuerotn
fousn, puro.. neil iih BON Sei.sn Der
aommiHionsbdnblsr nip. cine bsotns
tsnos Sppoiition sslteno ssmahi bate.
auf Gmpfshluns bss ausidufts fir
Wittel uno Mess ouf uHbeitimmie
3eii psrfhoben. b. b. dbg.tbdn.
2tuf Gmpfebluns oeFtlben ausiduFs
iss puro. cine 3uitrlft Der Soipiial.
aommifion. tporin cine gonbdusenbe
ron $4,000 fir oas 5oIpitaI fir an
fiedtnoe aranibeiien perlanet fuurbe.
an ben ausidub fir offentlide Sis
ferbeit Deripisieu.
Sin, BON osmisI6tn 4usi9ulIs un.
ttrbreitets Sroinan3 betrsffeno ii,
H,raussabuns bon 800. 900 ingonos
lfiir bi, 4nihaffuns pon automobil'
pairoIipaesn unb bic grrthtuns bon
poliSsiiiationtn in oeu 9oritnbt.
Diiiriitsn, ipuroe unter EuiptnciruHe
| Der Resslu snesiiItis paHirt.
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Iiebiidls Sotsi. .alnseitsnie.

SSipin Rutmap, i9 Sabre alt, elm
elerf oes @rano Soiels, unS Der iar.
hige geIlbop 4alter R,uels, ~ ,;at.
re alt, tpuroen geiiern pon oen De.
beinpoIi5llten Aesener uno Sdurt.r
nerhaitet uno nnter Der antlaae be-
ageinoiebliabls eingeiperrt. lie Ser.
haiungen eriolgten aui 8eranIaifmng
eines in benz SoteI abgeitieselien @e
idldftsreilenoen 9samens q. u. Sar.
Ian, bon edmonton, Gannoa. 2este.
rer bate, als er geitern W,orlea bas
Sotel oer!ieB. iein goriemonnaie mi,
$s1 inter oem ssopitiiien ieines BET.
tes Deraeiien lie beioen Befanae.
men icIlen iid ie $40 bon benz ,snbalt
longelfnet baben. Ter Glerf lou mad,
iciner gerhaititng Elm 8eitanonib ab.
Iuelesi babeH.
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EterblidbfeitSberid3t.

Maroarsi Wiie, %, 1902 Wsitrn
2us.. gung.aihrpiHoiudt.
Wartin Gl.afon. 70, 1854 gdiisrH
aps., 6tr5eni5iinoung.
Sobn Bopls. ID. 722 gdrlisl. aps.,
Sndusit in Shpebe.
ellie S6Ioffmnnn, 46, itdbiiites
5Dfpiial, RiidsnmartsIhapinbIu4t.
Warn China Ringer. q. 1921 Clan
Ctr, gaudfslleni3iinbuns.
Sarrp g. alopb. 68. $40 Qoeuit
Ctr, SsrSIeibsn.
Grant u. SbIi, s, 2012 minteG
4pe., Snqu.it In Sdtpebs.
bsnrn Rebhol5. 80, Cincinnati 90.
ipitul, Snausft in Snpsbe.
ebas. Rsdaiis, 2 MOuat., 6alstnts
3iinouug.
amsliu 5lorsnct Stneiber, a mo-
note. Bethesda 6oiptiol, arGmpie.
9eorge arumm. g Ulonits, 25l4
9ins Str, Snaueit in Gdnebe.
Dina auIlenoorf. "a. 1868 Dublin
Ctr. 5er5lsioen.
aiaie Appel. q. SIG GarmaIt Ctr,
Jnausit In Snpsbe.
glifabsih Baum, 10, SibiiGss SO.
ipitni. arsbs.
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apt., SsrseRt3iinbang.
Goiborin. Sdutis. 80, Ct. Dsatps
GpiDtfc. lsbsrpsrhdrfund
Wsargarss erbarbt. q. $40 p0plar
Ctr, ardmpi..
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9i. gteipport Sifiec far bas ,,Giu.
ciunatier &Dlts6latt" befiuoet ild in
go. 339 gorf Strafe, sescnilber benz
GOurtbauie, wOielbit Reuigfeitcu, GIN.
seigsn Ii. !. iu. bis 10 llbr 45 Winu.
ten Abcnos entsesengenommen iper.
ben. Selepbpn Sputh 2401.
100000 8onoauseabs fir
g benDerbe beiferungen
MID t rs6ts g iiltig.
Oas appsQationsgsritt bat ssitern
in Der alage Der Stapt Nepport geaen
Die Jienport RationaIbdnt entihisben,
bab bic 100000 gonbausaabe bon
1911 fir StrubsnpsrbsTsrungsn nttt
giiltig lei, oa iis in tsiner ,3eitung
pu6li3irt puroe, tpie Der Stdot6orter
pOrTbreibt. Gas 9eri6t iagt fsrnsr,
oaB Die Stabt bur6 bic 4ommiiTdre
oas Reht babe, bic gonos gu perausz
8aben, tpenn ben 8oridriften oes ftdbs
tiiaen CHARTERS Geniige eeIsiitst piro.
Tas Reht, bic Bombs gu perausqd6en,
nuroe Der Staot nitt Durd Die Qegiss
Iatur 8orla9e BON 1910 genommea.
- 6err Dalib erbob in Der lebtsn
ShulratbsiiBuus 8lags gegen bus
Jinana &ommittes, lpsil es feline
Sdritte gstban, um bic giher oes
S6uIrot1s unteriuten 5u laifen.
Utitglteo Rothermel onttportete, bas
pas &ommittes auf Ole grnennuna bes
Gtperten burh Die Jaepporter Rpms
miHare tuorte, um bic ftdbtiffen gle
der gu unteriuhen unb fol oer5elbs
grperte aud Die Bidder bes 5dul.
rotbs uaterfudeu. Shulf6asmeifter
elmer berihtete cine gilana BON
| $6199.53 i'm gsnerai unb S4857 az
| i'm Siutingfonb. gs fpuroe Der ges
fhlub sefaBt, bas 5impel Sbeater
| fir bic 5hlubfeier Der GhuIeu su en-
gugiren. Sdufratbselert @erhorbt
rpurbe beauftragt, $4,000 gonbs ein=
5uloien. Der juriftif6. Ratbaeber
oss Ssulratks ristb ben WliigIistern
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bies Der Inn mare. ipiirbe er unions
ititutionel Iein. Inter Dem augsnlsi'
ncn Sober iii es nil3maiielDaft Dr.
pfliht bes 8iirgermeiiters, bic gib'
liotktstruitses gu ernennsn, bon osnen
nift mebr lpie orei, oerlclbeu 2ol,il-
fh.n partsi anseb0ren burfen Dess
holb eriuhe er ben Stabtantpalt. eifl
Mdnbamuspsrfabrsn sessn ben Bur.
eermsiitsr ein5uleiteH.
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Hattpm unb NeHebme.

- Sn elmer Sibung bes Ddptortr
'Staotrothes purbe cine BON SO
ssrauen unterseidnete Petition etns
ssrtidt, in bentn bieie I'm 8ermtnoe'
rung Der WirthIdaftsn uno erhobuns
Der Dirtbftafts Qi3enien nahiutsn.
Der gntrdg bes Stdotrdtbes eooi,
bic petition ouf ben 1iih 81 leeen,
ipurpe BON Wdnor auinbp periporfsn
uno tpurne bjeieIbe aui antrug ots
Staotratbs HpeIler entgegsngenoms
men. Ia Dirtbitaftss 2isenieu ipurs
ben erneuert. Gsgsu oas fortipdhrenos
2duten Der Si9naigloden an Der q.
&c 8. gabnitrete entlang tuuroe prns
teit erhpben uno puroe Der Stoetsans
malt autboriiirt, nit pem 4nrpalt Der
gabnssieGIhoit Riitiprade gu nsh'
men, unl bisism llnfug 3u itsuern. -
Tas Geies.Gomrittee iteate ben In'
trde, ben Bomb Der Rortbern aentutr
Strabsnbohn 8sisuihaft fir Derfal'
len gu srtIGrsn, oa telne Bursihaft
fir ben 8pno eslsiitet puros. -
Stobts4HsEor German Spering berih'
tete folgenbe Stsusrsinf6isuns: Gotta
SITS, ,O4O; 8srbeFsrune.n ST, ,720. .410;
2Gben $20,450; giunos $30.61oi
Ddetn uno autiten S4465; Qfero,
| $3S45; WloIftnsrie $36, IT'S; aHoerss
peri0nIihe Giqsntbum $3O,150. gu
| idmmen S2,62l, ,955. Disies III sin'
2lbnabm, um $4,000 eeesn bas Dor
iahr. - %. 70. 5homas. 5ran. aIeiu
unb gonran SrtIisb ipurben in Der
Stsusrausgleidunssratb ernannt. -
Die giirsihnft Der Union 2isbi, o.at
&c poper 60. fir Die 0aturgdss9ts
ret]tfame fpuroe angenommsn. - Del
! Staotrutb nahm bic Ginlapung bes
Spe Sooter Qoitsn, O. q. R., 81,
3hsilnahms an Der pdrabe uuD bel
9rGbsr'hmiidana auf oem ct. Jrun,
sistus 5riebhoft an 8. Suui on. -
| Staetelsrt Wortin btrihtsts aplIettio
nen gum 9etrags BON $1384.50 iiil
/ 4prii. - StabtsG6agmeiiter Rettrs
/ beridtete cine gilans in alien 5ouos
/ bon $8684.56, fpis foIot: 4aesmsins,
/ sSonos $984.65, ShuIfonbs 6S.28
/ Sintinsfonos $3779.50, Grnsuerunas
fonbs $1601.74, Neutrality-suspicious.
| $2250.3 80.
- 5eute fiHbet bos Guhre 5urn.r
msnt gum geitsn Der uslen CT. gert
ndros airhe an Der 8. uno BERT
Qpenus, Iuntpu. Don benz 4lpanc
Club psrdnitaltet, itutt.
Die 9dmen 6. aramer, bpffi
man unb u. aromer neranItnltsr
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stnm.rfuns: Tr. Sobers III upbfbefaunt als
srfolsfsidjer otatidsr spt5ialar5t uns osrbitHt
ssues 9ertraRsu. Gr lit ppm staats apprstie<t
aus prattisiert felt 1886 in Eetrptt.