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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-12-12
OWNS SON or DAN PATCH.

w. j. Hoff Of Swift Current, Sask,
owner Of Cardinal Patch, $3.50 whose
sire is the famous Dan Patch, the
worlds champion pacing stallion,
passed thru M1not Monday enroute to
Greeley, a., where he will buy . car
load of blooded horses to ship to his
ranch. He was accompanied by A.
D. A. Dinnie's we'll known PAGER,
having had a desire to see the horse
that had earned such q record.
Mr.. Fisk, who lives at Greeley, Ia,
has sold many flne horses in the
northwest, having traded horses for
30 quarters of land in what was old
Ward county.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-12-12
NOTICE,

On behalf Of the Eiks ledge
and tho committee l deslre to
extend my thanks and to OK.
prsss my appreciation to those
who assisted In making the
Elks mlnstrsls . sueesss.
oRRIk N. PIERCE,
Manager.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-12-12

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
TALKS BY THE STAR DOCTOR
FOR THE BABY

floor, the mother never knows
when II may pick up nome nndcsir.
able article, pin. a tack. a piece
OF Undiscovered bread. or In fac,
afy visible thing which can be
sstck In the mouth.
~ IL Is left on tho bed. there n no
telling when II may creep TO the
edge and fall TO The floor.
80 II IL necessary 20 find some
means OF fastening baby In without
hsmp~ring Il too much.
One Of the best devices for baby.
keeping 10 the ordinary box which
may bc moved about from ore room
20 another and always DO kept with
In sight OF the busy mother.
Its coat IL nominal. and sny WON
m can adjust II herself II there
isn't handy man within calling
distance when she wishes 10 have
II made.
Get a roomy box with sides Just
high enough no that baby can look
out upon his great big world--tho
home.
rft into tho bottom OF Il a ~ash.
able pad. Arrange a broom handle
on the two opposite sides OF the
Dor. Ike a rail. fixing Il in a little
way from the edge OF the box. This
In a handy help for baby to pull
himself up with. IL prevents him
from humping against the sharp
edges 81 the box.
This other two opposite sides may
be covered with a padding of cot
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
M NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS wv
RINGING UP
FARES IS HER
ONE AMBITION

III Is not hard TO DO street car
conductor. not half 80 hard ms TO
do some OF the Ho-called 'w0mnns
work. which women have been
permitted 90 DO for ages.
That IL the reason why Mrs
Carrie Quoriors OF Cincinnati and
several OF her friends made APP
plleAtion In that city last week for
positions as street ear conductors.
In the WeBt. and all over Eu-
rope. women are employed by trae.
ton companies as station oxecu-
tlyen and ticket sellers, asserts
Miss QuortOra.
If woman can sell ticket she
eau also ring Il up when II Ia de-
posted in box on street car. II
a woman can stand nine hours a
day In a laundry. feeding wet tow
ella into maugls. she can stand
the hardship OF punching transfers
for the same leagth OF time IN a
Eiee. breezy car"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
NO Beauty Hints Every
Woman Should Know

.,orelexion hlemishes rapl :, J,
,ss ss,er a few applications o. .
van 's,s spurmax lotion, made hy as.
slsa l'ns / ounces spurmaS IN y pint
49, es sasel or hot water anu aau'as
wv. .s.aa.sroonfals Elycerinc. rhls 10
es : ,nsislble when on. clears the
uea n ali sruptions or blen,ssnes'
sS'n ave. y % Il soft. velvcty finish
a. ,,ne for dispelling the Oily,
Y y condition and offers complete
sa's ss,,,sn 10 the complexion during
~ .rs,nx weather OF fall
nv s,,s ~ the haif aud scalp Win
AVN Is iaylgorating and adds
e.a a.,,, 20 the hairs beauty. a tea
EFssa as,l canthrox dissolved In a
sPs ~, water Is ample for sham
-. ,..x the heaviest head OF halr'
"a shsn used on dull, s,rings'
~ hair makes Il hrighs and
- and gives TO 4 a rich, even
i' ~. No danger OF catching cold
esn'sws The use OF eanthroS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

PRoTRuDISG ABDOMEN CAN
REMEDY 1T ny WEARING THE
LONG CORSET AND WALKING
on THE BALLS OF HER FEET.
Then there IL the Klri who has
plmplee on her face. She probably
has had them for months, and even
years. but she win return you a
letter laying that your remedies are
OF no use II within four weeks her
face IL not cleared up and her com.
picxlon perfect.
Tho Eirl who has acne or eczema
must be very careful OF her diet.
omiliing all fats. made dishes. pas
tries and foods that are highly sea.
soncd. She must be scrrpulousls
careful 10 batho her ontire body
daily. using a brush and coarse
to~el TO remove the Impurities
thrown off by the skin. and keep all
the pores open
JUST ONE LAST WoRD--pon't
Oct impatient IL takes as long 10
remedy beauty Ills az u does to de-
velop them.
BILLIE BURKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
Chief Hires Lawyer
For Holdup Suspect

BERKELEY. Cal. Sept. H.
Convinced that George Batteatta,
fruit peddler held here. accused OF
holding up three street cars at Al.
bany. near here. on the night OF
September 3. is innocent. Chief Of
Police vollmer announced today
that he would personally engage At.
forney Prick. reputed to be one of
the best criminal lawyers in the
state. TO defend Batteatta when the
case comes up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
PARIS FAVORS
BLUE AND GREEN

Royal blue IL IN high favor ia
Paris. and ahsinths green. ne well
as deep. clear green. Yellow Ii to
be excessively fashionable. especial.
~ In the topaz shades. American
Beauty red combined with a rich
night blue Ia used ia crepe satin
for the sklrts OF house gowns with
bodicsa Of thread lace outlined
with blue and red beading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

The girl who Is too fat has prob.
ably put on only ten pounds year
for the last three or four years. ye,
II one should tell her something
that would only take off ten
pounds within year. do sou sup.
pose that che would practice the
sslf.denlai for that length Of timeg
when people tell me that they do
not eat anything and atill remain
Tat. know they are decelylng me
and themselves.
They may not be eating great
quantities OF food. but they are eat.
inK fascinating foods a;archen
aud sweets and fats.
II ono who wishes 20 grow thin
will walk five miles n day aud ca,
no potatoes. white bread. pastries
nor sweets. no rich Kravies. and
1.-Two mostly upon lean meats. fruits
and salads. cutting down ones
meals 10 two day. ono can reduce
ones flcah. but Il IN a long and Ia.
borsous process.
THE GIRL WITH THE HIGH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
Rey.A.G.CrOsswhite
Praises Natures Creation
Feb. II. isii.

ftDs 10. 4fiA.
About three years ago my sou
had an affection Of the hlp which
our local physician pronounced
rheumatism. and for which he 70.
cciycd treatment. but no apprecsa'
BILE results followed. lie Was then
given the x.ray treatment pretty
thoroughly. but gradually grew
worse until 40 placed him under
the care OF specialist. who PRO
nounced u tuberculosis OF tho hip
Joint. and prescribed braces, an
extension shoe and clutches. After
one year the former appliances
were discarded. but the disease re-
NAMED and No began 10 despair Tor
hts recovery. The affected part be-
gan TO uloerate and continued for
come time. An one place would heal
anasher would break out and dts
charge quite freely. When there
was no abrasion his system would
take up the poison and he would be-
come dcnrlona. Ills color was gone
and emacsation became rapid. Al
Is years of age his weight was less
than 100. although possessed OF a
fine physique and a ford com
plcxion. The poison had gone
through him.
we finally learned of the curative
properties OF Natures Creation aud
purchased n bottle and a few doses
produced wonderful effect The
wounds began TO heal. the suppurs'
ton almost ceased and new tissues
10 be formed. and can now walk
without the use OF crutches. lie
has healthy color, weighs a
pounds more than when he began
taking IL. and Is exceedingly thank
ful for the wonderful discovery.
can also truthfully state, and that
without solicitation. that | am per
sonally acquainted with the facts
regarding the Mira. Bessie Ewing
case and verify her statement.
Very truly yours.
"a. q. cRosswHITE,
pastor Church OF the Brethren.
This is only one of the many
cases OF Bone Tuberculosis that has
been relieved by this harmless Herr
Remedy. Many people here In Sc
attic are suffering with this aaml
disease and do not know that II car
be conquered. Many people tha'
have tried many remedies without
success finally tried Natures Crea
ton and are now enjoying perfect
health again. To any one that will
call at this office or drop us care
we will gladly tell you what THU
remedy will do for you. Any ons
suffering with Tuberculosis or AM
of the troubles that lead TO II, suci
as asthma, bronchitis, catarrh OF
badly run down condition, you can
not afford to delay. These troubles
never get better themselves. but ar,
quickly relieved by Natures Crca
ton. Address
NATURES CREATION,
I5ii.15 Peoples Bank Bldg, Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
- INTRODUCED A FRIEND ,


Dear Miss Grey: am madly In
love with a giri Is years OF age. and
up TO two weeks ago we were just
about To be married. when. nc a
party. | introduced personal hoy
friend Of mine. aud since that tune
her affections toward me have
changed. Now. Miss Grey. what
would You advise me TO doT
&c.
A-You are In trying poaition
and one that will teat your man.
hood In regard both to the girl aud
your friend. II this In lnGatuation.
Il will soon wear Off. but u her az,
focilon has changed she really new.
ar loved you and you are lucky TO
find II out before marriage. IL your
friend we're true. he would not en-.
courage her. bat your business II
70 keep jealousy. untrusness out of
your character This Is your tost.
Can you be a man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
SIX TRIED IT


Dear Miss Grey. We are ssx
young girls. very much in doubt and
badly In need OF motheFiy advice.
80 we apply 10 y0e.
We went to a private dance the
other nighf and we're escorted b. six
younx gentlemen. When We arrly.
"a home they acted very unEentle.
manly. asking kisa. etc N we
happen to meet them again az eofne
gathering. should NE recognize
thcms SIX IN DOUBT.
A--Spcak nicely 10 them. bu,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
How to Drive a Nail Into
Plaster

The nail 90 be driven into the
plaster should have a notch filed In
Il near the end on one side and an
other notch a little further along
toward the head on the other side
When the nail IL 10 be put into the
wall II should be dipped IN liquid
glue until II IN well covered and
then driven In place. m soon as
the glue hardens II will become as
firm As the plaster itself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

Mrs Percy v. pennybscker. re-.
Gently elected president OF the Gen.
crai Federation or Women's clubs.
IL affiliated with many parts OF the
country. She was born in Virginia
aud lived much OF her life In Peters
burg In that state. She was cducat-
cd in the classical high school Of
Leavonworth. kas.. aud graduated
from the normal school OF Hnnts.
Vile. Team. She has made her
home In Austin. Texas. for many
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
GROCERS ELECT,
END CONVENTION

EVERETT. Wash. Sept d.
Election OF officers and n banquet
tonight will end the convention OF
the State Crocers and General Mer.
chants association here. Senator
J. A. Falconer. progressive party
candidate for ngressman-at-large
will discuss the question. Are We
Getting Value Received Out OF the
High Cost OF Llving7"
Tho association voted for ex-
change OF credit sheets between
secretaries OF the Grocers' asaocin-
tions in the various cities as a
means OF checking up "deadbeats"
from town to town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

where's The safest place TO keep
the baby when II has reached the
creeping age
Tbs question 10 a puxxlr 10 many
moi$t~fa who are Obliged 10 care
for baby and DO their homework At
the same time.
ifit Is creeping. at will. about the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
TELL Me HOW


Dear Miss Grey: am In love
with a very sweet glrl. and know
she loves me. ! want TO ask her 20
marry me. but do not know what TO
say when propose to her. Can you
give me a HngKestlonf
BASHFuL BILLIE.
Am afraid not. "iliille" I
have never had experience In doing
the proposing stunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
THE MARKETS

Tne following are the average
,rsren paid BY local commission ner-
chants TO the producers and prices
nald by tho retailer 60 the commits
sloners. Tho prices paid the farmers
come under buying price" and the
ing price Prices IN all cases are
subject 20 variation. according to
freshness and general excellence, but
these prices. unless otherwise in'ii-
Gated, are for strictly first grader
ERHs--pu,ing Price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
Letters to Cynthia Grey
MUST s9 WILLING TO GRANT EQUAL RIGHTS
sssssstss sttssAst

Dear Miss homo
the time the working men do
Every ngh, shine crowd OF shoppers
where crowded and
working
a
looking obliged
that JUST rphtsf
those home that time and
who probably been their
miles during the day. Would not be
an hour earlier
ng equal rights Thanking EQUAL
AThero class OF he
who think giving up he
fer have noticed this repeatedly
their this: but
suffer for the conduct OF the selfish few.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
To Polish Side Combs

To polish aide combs. dry some
-four thoroughly In tho oven and
thea ie, II get cold. Rub this well
on the combs with a piece Of wad-
ding or rag. A the flour gets dirty
use fresh and be sure that the wad.
ding Is clean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

Many people have great trouble
with bleeding from gums. especially
after cleaning the teeth. A little
alum dissolved In water and washed
round the gums will harden them
and prevent this very disagreeabls
occurrence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
DRYDOCK READY
BY JANUARY ]

BREMERTON, wash. Sept. 19.--
The new drydock. s37 feet long and
40 feet wide. will be ready by
January I. according to the report
submitted 10 the navy department,
Work will commence soon on a
new pier nj the west side OF the
dock. for which an appropriation
OF sI75. 900 has been made by the
last congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

A sailors troaseFs are made
larger at the ankle for convenience
when working IN water. They are
80 cut that they may b. turned up
and tho lower edKe ~ a, the hip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
Leave Me in River"
Reads Suicides Note

NAPOLEON. o.. Sept. IA
Nothing to live on. nothing 10 bury
me. Leave me In the bottom OF the
river read note left by Isaac
Boyd. so years old, whose body was
found In the Maumee river. a few
cents we're found In his pockets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

IL stock now exhibited IL superb In
~ ouplefensss--iiats for street or dress
wear. the styles presenting the most at
Inactive and authoritative novelties at
picss that sgreeably surprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
WAX FOR SEALING
JARS AND BOTTLES

4 Make mixture OF one. 4
4 third resin and two.thlrds =
4 beeswax. Heat together. MIX 4
= well and put away TN needed. 4
4 when Il IL 10 be nsed. lay a
. lump Of u on top Of the jar TO 4
= be sealed. and press u down 4
\ with a hot shovel This win 4
= melt IL and thus seal the cork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
LENGTH OF BABES
is INCREASING

IN. standard length OF baby at
birth Ia ISL inches. but the aver
ego length now ~ % inches. ac-
cording 10 DR. Ezekiel Boyd. an
English physician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

To keep elder sweet. add to each
barrel. when desired flavor has
been acquired. QUE or two tumblurn
OF grated horse radish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
Cynthia's Answers
to Many Questions

Maud~ ADAMS name in private
life Ia Mande Kiskadden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

The English language 10 spoken
by more people than any other Ian.
guagc. Y Is estimated that u is
employed by more than $50 zoo. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

George Bernard shAw Ia native
OF Dublin. ireland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

o0ow she iafsst desiEns- narrow effects.
sad c'kcrs with fitted waistiinc. In a full
zase Of the staple colorinss with the
bnsdsome new shades for Fall and new
tsotcne effects: messalInes and taffetas
~ inciuded In the various silks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

MODERN elegantly furnished
rooms al lowest rates at Hotel vir-
elpua. Eighth and Virginia. near
Westlalke. Elliott 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

II the bostcsa uegieeta TO intro
ducs you 10 guest. the fact that
you are guests under tho same roof
IL an Introduction. bat need not be
acknowledged later unless deaircd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

In 1910 the United States WA
second In wheat production. Russla
belns the only country tina, prodnc.
ed more United States Was se5..
$4,000 and Russia ess. sis 900 bush.
els.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

To crtermlnate ants. uso Insect
powder OF ground mustard. sulphur.
carnphor. tbbacco. cloves, oil OF
cedar. Kerosene aud persistence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

UT. 49, NJ (fsttt ~ -. ~
! People are beginning 10 find out
that many so-calIed dental special
isia are not dentists at all, but In
reality are men who are neither
graduates or registered to practice
dentistry In the state OF Washing
ton. SO why not protect yourself
and ask TO see the license OF the
man who does your work. For you
know a wrong once wrought on
your teeth Is hard to repair.
Have you seen our wonderful
Cosmetic Piatc7 II Is the only plate
that does not slip or drop, and re-
moves the wrinkles from your
face.
Regular $40 Plates .....s $500
Regular extra heavy $40 Cold
Crowns ..... ...... $500
All work guaranteed.
Regal Dental Offices
Or. L. n. Clark, o. D. s. tManager)
laos Third Ave-. N. w. Cor. Union
NoTE--Brins this Ad with you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
New Silk Waists
WI Be Shown Tomorrow

h he nev SIX Waists. rnessailnes and
ehiflon tafGet2s are among tho handsome
uslsrssIs In the various popular color
hgx High collars and long sleeves are
King featured In the new styles and the
picss are popular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

firmly refuse TO dance with them or
allow them 10 escort you until YOU
are sure they have learned TO be
have properly.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-03
Gubet id)ledlte .Uemobnbeit.

gSer ltieoergeidlasen 1T, liebt VI
leg bitter an. Sait immer 1T eine
troae 2eber Die llrlahe, bic oas Sp-
item nit bilioien @iften anfiGt
tpeld,e aber BON Or. Sings We,len
aebenspillen aiisgeidieoen merSerl
fonnen. geriu1t iie. 2abt 2ebenss
frelloe oie 0iilterbeit pertreiben.
gos @elte iiir Magcn, 2eber nno
geieren. 25e IN alien slpotbefern-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-03

den fabren.~ ssm 2aufe Der Na6.
oes 10. SUM- aber erbielt Graf 8.
8efebl pom ariegsn1iniiterirnl, nod
Wfiin1en 81 fommeli, luuroe bort
nerbaftet, erbicIt aber bolo ourosi
ben Rang eines Generals.
Cine Mufieben erregenoe Gr-
nennung tpuroe fiir5lid in Berlin
gen1adt. Srou Or. phil 2poio
aen1pner, geboreue 9tabinoiuitid, III
Gbarlottenburg bat ioe6e1 ben Bro-
feiiorentitel erbaltcn. Die gelebrte
Game bot in Der Sdipei5 uripriing.
li1 @otanif ltuoiert ul,o tpuroe bann
S1iilerin BON &obert Sod, Der Iie
iebr i6dste uno fie in's SnItitllt fir
Snfeftionsfranfbeiten berief. Dait
ifm 5ufammen beidaftiate lie iid
nit Stubien iiber guberfuloie ul1o
lieferte ipid5tise geitraee 5ur @ennt-
nis ser ben Guberfelba5illen per
panoten 8afterien. Spdter tpuroe
lie als Do5entin al elm SrauenfoIlea
ii, Amerifa berufei1, blieb abcr MIDI
fonge bier, ionoern febrte balo nod
Berlin suriid uno arbeitete MN lett
einigen sSabren ant Hatbologil6cn
eynItitut Der uniperiitat, ausi6lieB
lid nit ipiiiel1idaftli6er Goriderar
beit bel1dftigt. Wfit 8ebeimrat
8oas 5uiammen idrieb lie beoentia.
me MbbanoIungen iiber Die beionoers
bon Hobert Sod ongeregte syrogc
Der Soentitat Ser Minocr- uno Wt,e
I1entuberfllloie.
sSn Dresden ma6t Die 8erbaf-
tuna oes 2angeribtsrats Or. Snel
foIonales Mufieben. Ser betreffen-
oe geonte ipar friiber Siilfsarbeiter
an ser oeutiden gotidaft in @aib-
ington u1o felt langerer 3eit anl
Dresoener 2anogeridt. CT NOR I'M
perbeiratet uno ioG ourd foitipieligc
@erbGltniiie nit &nbarettidngerir4
men unb beitanoigen Berfebr M oer
Qebeipelt in 5Auloen seraten lein
gr iubte ii1 nun ourd Mnflabme
pon garIebcn iiber @afier 81 bolten
nno wuroe in einen BroaeB gegcn
reritieoene 8erleiber luegen 8n-
hers pertpidelt. ggie ieine @ldubi~
ger bebaupten, ioa Or. Snea, als er
oie 9orleben aitfnabnt, ltntpabre
slngoben gen1adt baben 2anose-
ribtsrat Sne1 italnmt aus gutter
sSanlilie. Sein gater 1T Brofeiior
an einem Dresoener @pn1naii,ial.
CT lit elm iebr flugcr Menih, Der
nod slblegung Der iuriitiiden Hru-
fltngen beablidtigte, Die DIPLOMAT
ibe 2oufbnbn an5utreten. CT mel.
oete iieb all oas 9luspdrtige Mr1t,
BON mo er ms oeutlde 4oniulat
nod Chicago geidift tuuroe. 2ange
bielt er es BORT nidt alis. @nf So.
item oes Staates fam er nod
Deutfdlano 5uriid uno peilte bier
nabe5u orei Monote allf urlalb,
ipuroe ir5lpif1en Offiaier i'm 2eib,
grena0ierregllnent IN Oresoen urol
ging oonn i'm Muftras oes Meihs-
fon5lers ols 9ommiiidr nod 5ranf.
furt am goin, I'M Die Sanoelsafa
oemie 5u fontrollieren er fant
oann nad DRESDEN auriid nno per'
febrte in erIten RreiIen, Die iiber ieis
ne gerbaltniiie nit Sangerinnen
uno nit elmer 9lmerifanerin binpeg.
iaben, Der CT anes 0ermogen opferte
uno Die megen 8etriigereien nath
@merifa fliihten muBte, po5u ibf
0r. lgnea perbalf. gr geriet idon
ror Sabren in shuloen. Gas Sll.
itisnliiliiterillm entlieB i'm oalnals
su Dem 3tpede, ieine 8erbaltnilie SIT
oronen. 9obe Suiti5beanite troten
fir i'm Elm uno perbalien ibm oa5'i
nuB er ipieoer i'm Staatsoienlt an
eeitent uno fiir8tid eanosseri6tsrat
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Gin Sd)lauberaer.

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Wnt sehaltem.

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ii, einer peaetariiben Sanrilie2 Ea
modte ib nitt lem"
aodin. %. i'd uno mein ISd)ce
frieeen Sleiih.