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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-07

A Al palace was great when the 5z5=SSE7SI news came that the belea- A@A& guered stronghold had fallen. The Michigan had won into the Steel City.
 Two men were scrambling over each other, turning the state upside down, because each lusted for power and hated the. other. Victory by either, if one might judge by the past, meant corruption, thievery, oppression, in justice. and it would be won for him by characteristic means. The people knew it.
 Between the two camps wandered a lonely voice. preaching honesty, de cencys liberty, equity He was worthy to preach. He was the sort of man to whom. other men gladly entrust their most important private affairs. He was fitted by capacity, by study, by ideals, for the pure function of gov ernment He had put aside prefer ment,. money, 1ove-the trio of rewards for any one of which men daily sell their soulszthat he might be the litter for his task.
 And as he went about that spring preaching his crusade seanty audiences listened carelessly or with suspicion bred of many deceptions and syste- -matic smiseducation; let us be just indifrerently responsive
 John was in the Steel City one night speaking at public meeting. He was often laughed at for proffering old fashioned oratory in the day of the ubiquitous newspaper But it was the only way in which he could reach the people. since the columns of the sub sidized press were not open to him or his crusade He went away from the hall heavily downcast. The audience had been small, anything but enthusi- astic, and he had spoken poorly. There is no Encouragement like unto that o, the man who believes he has a messag, to give and knows that he has deli cred it inadequately-
 His way to the hotel took him alon the cfty's principal street He walket slowly, scrutinizing the passersby witt &hat interest in city throngs which tho @>untry bred man never quite loses Re came to q corner where another crowded thoroughfare crossed. He stopped and leaned against the wall of the bank that stood there
 The theaters were just letting out, and around him swirled stream of Naaznanitx. the sound of many voices
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-07
of.working gfrls.

Of working girls. .Ys ]. All the Wilson girls are, trernen dol1s- us
 Iy fond Of outdoor spoIEst -es peclaIty
 tennis, at which they areYfaH expert
 ulayersssso it sie certain t4Ss5 the col1rts back 4of the ExecutfEe qfTt1As, which ,lseds to be 4t11ea scene off hot fDaltleS with the racquet in RooseYeft,sA ad min listration- but have sbeens sadly neg lect- ed the last four years, will witness some lively to4lrnanneg1tse next summer;
 Mrs. Wilson's daughters share, her dis
 like of rnannish tendencies in the mod sern woman and are gracious and Wo- manly in nlanner,, a trio of getlewo- men Each has Been carefully edu-5 seated so that her special talent has been given free play Sand they have the common fnheritances of . a ,sloye Of, ss All in all, Washington < diplomatic : ocfetys will be decidedly .,euT.iched by; the entrance of the new mistress of the White House and her family of girls
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-07
GOD BLESS OUR PRESIDENT:

God bless our President! Bending US to Thy will, Quell Thou the turbulent, Making all clamor still.
 One in belief, One in our hope and aim For our loved countrys faEne, Fuse us in patriot fame.
 God bless our chief God bless our President, Give him to rule in peace States, by late passion rent, He, by Thy holy grace
 Holdeth in fief; And in his trfunph's hour, With Thy divinest dower- Justice that tenpers power
 God bless our chief God bless OUT President! As Thou hast blessed our soil And in Thy mercy sent
 Harvests of wine and oil
 And riDened sheaf. With strength and fortftude Best to conserve this good, Under Thy Fatherhood,
 God bless our chief!
 IT. A. Daily, in Evening Sun
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-07

night d prominent educator gives an illustrated lecture on How, Mime day is Public Health Day, with ap- proprfate lectures and exhibits In. the evening thereNis dramatic re cita1 of modern play.
 Friday -is Farmers Day, and live questions of farm policy are discuss ed by experts in agriculture. There. Possibilities of Rural Communities by an educator who has made special. studies in this field. In the. even ings professors from. the university give a scientific dem monStration of the gyroscope and liquid air. Saturday is Town and Country Day, with .'So- the leading topic In. the evening the University Dranaatie Club appears in Shakcspeare's Merchant of Venice
 Genuine interest is aroused in the towns visited Tn most instances the people take the visit of the univer- sity as the business of the week, and only the stownspeople,4 but farmers from outlying districts as we'll attend the sessions. Boys farming camps are organized in connection with the University Week, and always prove 2 popular feature The university au . thorities and those who co-operate with them-State health boards and other agencies-are particularly care full to provide speakers who not only know their subject we'll but are able to talk interestingly. to. non-univer- Sity audience. The expense of Ob- taining such men would. be prohibit tive but for the ingenious arrange
 nent of circuits, whereby the travel ing University Week is able, to play six comm unities4 in the same, neigh borhood by interchanging days.
 It is estimated that there are sew eral ways in which this novel plan of extending the influence of a State un1- versity will have a direct effect: In thei first place, it will make the work of the university well and fayorably. known where it has before been known only vaguely or even mistaken ly; it will break down the aIrea dy weakening barrier of educational ex-- clusiveness; and more important still. it is one more link in the chain of rural betterment It emphasizes an essential point in the present4day con- ception of rural life-that town and country are one community.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-07
POWER OF SOCIALISM
FOR PEACE

Socialism has become one of the great world powers of modern times.
 In the most advanced countries of Europe the governments shape their policies with special reference to the probable effect on the socialist move ment Chancellor von Bulow has pub licly admitted that fact for Germany; and France, England and Italy have repeatedly made efforts to induce the socialist parties to assume active par ticipation in the government, by Of fering cabinet positions to their rep resentatives One of the most inter esting episodes serving to demon strate the political strength of the in ternational socialist movement occur red but a short time ago, at the out break of the Italian-Turkish war, when the prime minister of Turkey officially submitted a memorial to the international socialist bureau at Brus- seIs complaining of the arbitrary and barbaro1us procedure by which the Italian governm ent. forced the war, and asking for the. intervention of the socialists of all countries. in behalf of his outraged country. As matter of fact the socialist movement has prevented more. than one threatening war within the last decade. It is one of the most powerful modern factors for peace between the nations of Flu rope-Morris EilIquit in the Mefropol- ftan Magazine
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-07
CHATTER XVI.
A peserted Jorelan.

A Deserted Jordan. .1HE consternatio in the royal A palace was great when the sSF7sSl news came that the belea- szss guered stronghold had fallen
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-07

to Sheehan d part of his nerve. With out further preliminarfes he blurted out, ''I want to go back
 John waved his hand and remarked. The railroads are still running,' a pleasantly that seemed lost on Since han
 Its that cursed sentence that's troubling me- s'Ssez
 That's -nuthin','' Maley interposed cheerful1y. .'It's only, four months in
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-07
SATISFACTION COAL VINCENT BROS.
 Telephone 3701

No matter what you want try the Farmer Want Col umn.
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0eburten. .

SurrD unb Qtllie Sell, lila Dab
ton Str, MGoden.
sSrep unD Wtamie GrnIt, 2053 Beet
man Str, MtGoHen.
CHARLES unp Carrie Wulf, Grant
Ipe., W}Go6en.
Hpp unD Bertha pertins, 2076 Gps
lerain Ipe., WGbhen.
Ri6oIas uno Sune Miillsr, 1101
Sarrifpn Npenue, anabe.
Gbarles unb Surub Seba titan,
1926 Bates Qlpe., Snabs.
Serman uno Qouiie Wlittenborf,
3106 Yurtpn Roab, Wdphen.
gliFforb unb Glarice 9ornIder,
2405 GoIeruin 2tpe., Snabs.
@ilbsr s. uno Gtbsl RidarbIpn,
626 Weit gisrts gpe.. WGb6en.
2eslie g. unb Srene SoHes, 278
Soutbern gpe., Mdbhen.
5reosrid %. unp @lice ssogfpsll,
3209 sSreboniu Nbe., Gnabe.
Glmsr s. uno 2ellie gllen, I'LL
Jreemun 4pe., Mdbhen.
Ri6urb 5. unb Dalter Slider,
53S Glad Ctr, anabs.
Sobn uno Dorotbp gtsenabsr, Bppz
lar unb 2inn Str, Mdbhsn.
Grneit +. uno Wtarsaret altnsel=
bpffer, 4544 UtithslI Nps., UiGb6eu.
SSreberid SO. uno Normd Shoeffz
Ter. 42O6 5ergus Str, MGoden.
DilIiam 9. uno Slibiu Sermuline,
1712 glla Ctr, UlGbfen.
Srant unb Minnis Nusgsurn,
6228 Center Str, &nabe,,
gernbarot unb CLARA Sdnibt,
3746 Worbsrg Ctr, &nabe.
Dilliam 8. unb 8ernice Sintle,
851 Sliper Ctr, 3nabe.
Carl 90. uno Catherine Robii6,
2611 9ins Str, &rdbe.
Surrp 8. unb IIma Gang, 1865
gellepue, Gnabe.
GhurIes unb 3eIpbid 8snnstt, 2603
guItern 4pe., Mdbhen.
Sbomas 8. unb Roie Sparts,
1915 Sim Str, MGb9en.
Willidm R. unb Winuie 9aus6n,
742 Webb 2lllen, anube.
5runt unb Mtnnie gerl, 37O4
9err Ctr, Gnabs.
Sobn uno 2aurd S6neiber, gberrp
8rppe, Gnabe.
Stunleh unb 9ate Sobnitun, gluff,
Sbip, WGbhen.
Sobn unb Carrie Sopb, BOIL part
Mpe., W}dbhen.
gDill uno emma Garls, 407 Meit
5iinfte 9lbe., MGb6en.
Sumes uno Ssane 8ertlsp, 436
Ri6mono Str, MGoten.
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perfhleiert unb bic geriibn1te Musiiht
INNER mebr our Sluiion maGt, mir
Iteben ia pben i'm leu6tenoen 8lau, IN
1trablenner Reine Der 8er9esbDbl uno
Der Sirnmel pDlbt ii6 tlar unb tners
meiien iiber uns --
Sen 9or5burg eebt's binob. Sum
etiten Wtnle tduhen tiefe Sbdler Dor
uns auf, bur6 bic bic Wilobdde 1ddu=
menb rauihen. lleber Die pielseitaltisen
gergtuliNen an ibren Seiten flutbet
Elm tiefbLauer Shimmer, ienes tDitltGe
8lau Der nproifc1en gerss, 9emii9t
dus Rebel uno Srifde, aus 2annens
buff unb Quellenmurmeln. Sn bas
Griin Der RaDeI10lser miIden iid3
eptb9eIbe SIedsn, mebr uno meAr, !e
tiefer mir abtpdrts iteigen. 2aubpdlbtr
erfheinen i'm 9erbitesIhmud. Soubz
p6lber i'm SerbitesIhmut
grou6t es nod ipeiterer @orte?
lIeber Sursburg bat Der iperb't oil
feline ssarbsntDpfe aus9ei6iittet. Iber
mas in b03iter S6Dnhett gluhte, oas
ipeItt isbt leiie i'm Ibenogrou. Die
Come lit fort, bIutrotb 1T iie gei4iez
ben. Nun 5iebt bic Sebniu6t Der Bdlz
Der ibr fuberb na6. lle6er Der Com
meritabt bruuten i'm Sbul ober brauen
Die Rebelberen, breiten bic buntlen
MGHteI unp tpurten oes 9ebieters, Der
nit tlirreHoem 5rpit t0teno oaherz
fdhren Ipiro.
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p a III ItD II.

- Charles SaDben, ipelher in
JOHANNESBURG megen 8erlaiiens ieiner
iungen 8attin perbaftet uno mad,
Salnilton 5uriifgebrad)t muroe, lei.
Itete $500 9iirgibaft fiir iein gri6ei-
nen i'm eSugenogeriht uno tpllroe als
Der Saft entlaiien. Gr bat blrh Den
Streid) ieine Stelle bel Der llniteb
GrpreB 60. eingebiiBt.
= Gasper Scttenburg, elm Go
Sabre alter Wann, erfrmlfte noree.
itern Ibeno in Der 9lumengdrtnerei
Ser 8ebriiber 2oober unb nuBte sur
9e9anolimg nab Dem Meercp Soipi.
tal gebruht peroen, no er geIterngor.
mittag itarb. Der 8erItorbene arbei-
tete ieit II aSSabren fiir 2obber &
Sohne. Gr ipur aus Oeutihlano ee.
biirtig, no nod cine SdJpeiter lebt.
er bate cine groBe gn5abi Sreilnoe
III Cincinnati.
- 8eorge Manifolo ipur6e Dor.
leste aaht auf Die slnflaee ser Ga.
rolina Shubert, Ipegen Srie0ens.
bruhs berbaitet.
- Semnno 5illtbete borleste Rad)t
ocn aan5en Gorratb Seu oes !Serrn
Gobiillon. bon Der GedS glooition
an. Ger granoitiiter lit nidt befannt.
= Charles Clifton ipurbe porleste
Rad,t in Gosemooo Don einem sSarm-
orbeiter gtamens BaDleB nit einem
Weiier angegriifen mo pernunoet.
Nebr als 500 8erionen bon
bier gingen porgeltern abenb NIT eli.
rem Spesial5ug nad Wi00letomn,
Inn elmer benIofratiihen 8eriamm-
lung bei5nipobnen.
Die So5iuIiiten bebaupten bier,
oaB iie am 9ienitag einen Der 5lpei gu
ernablenoen Common 9Ieas 0fihter
ermablen peroen.
- 9ie 2eihe bes perltorbenen Or.
D. SO. Wnper BON bier miro bente in
Dem arematorinm in Cincinnati per-
brannt iperOen.
- Die sSeueripebr ipairbe geItern
Mahnlittag nm ltbr 6urb eill nnbe.
oeutenbes sSeiler nod Der Wobnung
Der 0amilie gogar 6. HbiIlips, go.
7O6 Waain StraBe, gerilfen.
0ns gat5e Dad) Der Mobnlirg
Der Tamilie s. Sdnars, go. 5tG
9toro 3. StraBe, t1lrbe geitern Nad).
Eittag inn 2 llbr 3eritort. Der Werluil
ourd Jeuer ,rno Woiier beIduft it'd,
;uabriSeinIiG uaf $1,000.
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Srmtaler MngriH.
Spfer erleioet eincn idpperen Sdaoel-
brudl.

Der 26 Sabre cite Grabeur gilbert
Sdaefer, bon SO. 1866 9latiter Ctr,
gerietb friib eeitsrn Mprgen ror benz
Souie No. 104O GUNNER Strabe NIT
etnem unbetannten Wtann in Streit
unb tpurbs ppn ieinem 8egner nisberz
gei6logen unb nit 5uBtritten seeen
ben &opf fbper perlest. Gr puroe in
4otrplDasen 5 na9 Dem itabtiIhen
Soipitul eebroht, no Die Ier5te
i6limme SontuIionen i'm 9eIi6t, iOz
pte einsn S6Gbelbrud) feititellten.
SGaefer, ipelher lid in einem bdlb=
betdubten 3uitanb befinost, tUnnte
teiHe 9eidreibuug isines 9tnsreifers
gebsn. Die Ppli5et fabnbet olf ben rOz
len 9uri6en.
8on einem unbetunntsn
Reger permeiiert.
Qu6 Der 80 Sabre aIte @allis
Utoore, Elm Irbeiter bon go. 6 Occult
Strdbe, 2odlanb, g., nuroe bus
Spfer zines brutalen @ngriffs. gr ges
rtetb friib seitsrn WtOrsen III Der
Wtia StraBs unb 4DerD @llep nit et=
nem nnbetannten gteger aneiHunber,
ipelher Elm Wteher 3og uub ibm ihpere
S6nittDunoen i'm 9eiidt unb am
ytuten beibrodte. Der Ufehsrhelo be-
tpertitelligte feline sSlu6t. Wtoprs ipurbs
unter Der 2lntlage oes unurbentliten
getrageus perbaftet unb in gatrol=
tpagen 4 na6 oem ftdotii6eu Soipital
9ebru6t. Die poli3ei gloubt ieinen
Ingreifer 5u tennsn.
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ne itinlmbegabte SGngerin, perDoI=
itanSigte Das mltlifaliife Yrogramm
olrh Dem ieelenpollen @ortrag 0es
Sieoes n9fod of ages.
gluh In ben liitberiihen &irhen
ipliroe geitern bos 9feforinattonsfeit
beobobtet. slbenb5 falto cine aemein.
fame sScier in Der 9retfaltigfeitsfir-
de an Hace nabe Is. StraBe Itatt,
ipobei Nnitnr 9f. 8. 8ieberinant bon
eSilSiannpolis Die tSetrebe belt Der
5Gtao1tesoienlt ianb lit oeutIhar
Sprad)e itatt rno ol1h III bielem SSall
lpor Die Stride bis oilf ben letteu
8lnb beieBt
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piel bdufiger tim in bieiem Sabre aua
in ben fran5Diifh rebenDen @ebieten in
ben 5otels, auf prpmenaben, In ben
aurIdlen feline Mutteripra6e entaegenz
gstlungen 1T. Sabei lit 5usleih unpsre
tennbar, bob bds 8enebmen audi Der
ipelihen Shmsiaer aegsn Deutfcbe
einha Grao lparmer aetporoen it, ed,
mage ntdt ali beurtbeilen, intpiepeit
Die Grinnernna an ben aaiIerbeIu9
bierbet mitnirft. Sebenfalls ipirb Der,
Der bic IeuBerungen su beobahten
lpstB, ipelde man .Smppnoerabilien"
nennt, obfhnn man e;nsia ino dllein
an ibnen Die Stimmunaen unb Heaunz
gen Der 9pltsieele ipdaen unb mei1en
tnnn = ben einen ober onbern tennz
5alnnenoen 3us beiSubringen irnitanbe
lein. S0ier elm foI6es tIeines Grlsbnis:
Sh ipobnte in einem &urIaal ain
8enfer See elmer 8orieteporIteIlung
bel, Die Elm Muiittiinftler babur6
i4lob, baB er = ipte bies in Gnelanb
BEL ben 9roBen IusitattunssItiiden fat
regelmGBtg geffiebt - an bic natio=
nulen 9efiible unb Snitintte Der gu
i6auer appellierte. Sn einem eisenarz
ttgen gotpourri einem ueuropdiIden
&pnsert," fptelts er bem international
len puhlitum bic berihiepenen Ratio
nGlbpmnen auf feiuem Snitrltmente
Dor. @ue iptroen freubis besriibt.
9as nSeiI Dir i'm Sieeertran5" abar
lpedte einen pabren Strrm Der Be-
9etiterung, unD Der Idute SubeI uno
geifdQ 1puroe ither ni6t nur opn ben
dntpeienpen 0eutimen teftritten.
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Sdllueiier W1nnerdlpr.

Inter 8OriiB bes Serrn 81.
Sroebler unb Der protptoIlfIbrung
beg 9errn Sulius Uaaper fapb geItsrn
Die regeImdBise 8sriammlung pss
@ereins itatt. Der 5inan3 Setrstdr
Serr s. 6. 9rofe berihtete, baB er
bon bem arrangements Qtusi6ub
fir bds sSamiIien gienic in Sat(ep
einen lleberifuB bon $21.3O, BON
bemieni9en fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING
in Der Surnballe einsn iolhen bon
$31. 80 er5alten unb auberbem ais
8eitrdge bon paTipen Mitglisbsrn
$63 tOIIeftirt, i'm 9an5en uIio $115,z
80 pdbreno bes Ulpnats pereinnabmt
babe. Die Qusgubsn betrugen S31. so.
= Zen beioen 2lusfhiiien ioipobl,
als aud Serrn @roiIe, ipuroe Der
9ant bes 8sreins aussebriidt. 9luf
biesbeaiislihe Ginlabungen bin, be-
fhlob Der 9erein, fih in Gprpore on
bem aon5srt bes ubepoblzMdnnsr=
nprs, fotpie on bemjenieen bes Goob@
fsllop Sdng.r6ors, tpelf' 2ebtsrss
am 7. DECEMBER b. 5. in Der Qlrbsis
tsrsSalle itattfinbet, gu betbsilisen.
Nuberbem tpuroe ben Mitslieoern Der
8eiud Der 5eitli6feiten bes 0sutI6en
WilitGr u.8. II. Der 8aters u. GOnz
fsftioners Union anempfoblen. Ser
biesjdbrige Wastenball beg 8sreins
ptrb am 81. DECEMBER b. s. in Der
Central 5urnballe ubsebulten ipsr=
ben unb .uls Arrangements Qlus-
f6uB ipuroen Die 9erren 6. 6. 8rol>
ie, Sacob 2is6 unb Jreo. ginggeli err
nnnnt.
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Reformatipnsieit.

Gin genleininne5 Reiornrotionsfeit
Ser eDangeliiden 8emeinoen aus
Staot uno llmgegerb fanb geiterl
Ibeno in Ser BbiIippusfirde an
Sface StraBe uno WtcWife1t 9lne.
'tatt 9us gerduinige 8ottesban5
fonnte Die 3abl Der @nbd9tigell
taum faiien 10 groB pnr ber9lnorang
81 Der ifonen Jeier. Gie sseitprebig-
ten furrbet bon 9oitor Or. s. g.
Corn in oeutlher llnb bon PaItor s..
Smu5mnnn in elleli1er Sprohe ae-
balten llnO Die 8enleinoe iolate Den
intereiianten 9lusfiibrungen Ger Ieo-
her NIT aroBem SSSrltereiie. 9luBeroenl
Dirften bel DER 5eier EaStor 9l. 6.
8iebe, SnnohnIprdies 8aitor Or.
oSncob gliter, Baitor s. Su6i6mann,
Raitor s. 6. Rramer, BoItor s. Sob.
mann uno Yaitor gS. gifelmeier
nit. 9lus Sen Gboren Der eponaeli-
idcn Belneinben mar elm UtaIIenhor
bon cirfa breininbert Stimn1eu su-
ionmengeltellt poroen., Der unter
2eitung bon Hep. IS. IS. Wteper uno
init Srl. Serene Garter als Srganiifin
Die SSeitfeier ourb ,nefmere Gbore ber-
i6pnte. @ls 8emeinbeorganiit mirf-
te Serr 8. g. Granter, Der aud oic
BON Der @emeitbe geIungenen Gbo-
role auf Der Srgel begleitete llno elm
pralnoinm iolpie elm BoitIubilun all
GehOr braGte. Sd. NiHr,a Dpyn q.
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EbesCrlaubniRiheine.

(IihoIos @ieBer, %, 1903 Race.
l9atie 5beis, %, 1913 Green Ctr.
(gen Smitf, 90, sos Sc. z. 9lpe.
tRoie @reen6erg, 10, SOS SO. Z. Str.
(Gbrilt Gbriitafos, %, 619 NIum.
(GemeOuIa GhriItoillafes, 19, 619
Blum Ctr.
l8enj. :. &auimunn, 81, 6S1 Glen
! tpoob 9Ipe. (.
lGbna 9. cSoiepb, 90, 3O1O IeIroie
(0eid. @caenna, IS, 725 ". 3. Cir
lMarp 81. Sbannon, As, 727 gS. 2
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Yleaiant Si6ertn &lnb.

sSn ieinsm 9ersinslotale, 3. Mobr's
6dlie, Gi6srtp unb pleafant Strabe.
bielt Der obige 9erein geitern Mbenb
eine Notwithstanding sneds 8era=
tbung unb enbsiiltiger Qlnnabme Der
neuen aonItitution ab. Die 2estere
piro am l. Sanuar t. S. In &raft trez
ten. Die ginnabmsn beliefen iih auf
$45, Iusga6en CAB es teine. Den Dors
iis in Der @sriammIuns fiibrte 8ises
prGitbent aremm unb 6err Gilbert
aruessr paItets ieines smtes oIs Ssz
fretdr.
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3enn in Dcines 2eben 9
Z agen - Gir bic 2ilit oaran oere
gebt, - @eil lid Sdmorrboibea
plagen - DAB es libel nit Dir itebt,
- 3ogre aidt, gebraud)' bas Mittel
- Stets betDabrt in iolhem sSaa, -
81 anafeiis" lit iein Sitel, -
Seilung idafft es nuelnal; 9 lit eiil
5artes 3apfden nur, Webiciniiher
yeatur. Cine Nrobe Dnpon II IL
fret; brallhIt nur- B. Nellitacbter Il
60, gor 1916, g2eip Dorf Gitp, az
aereiiiren. Gie uannf1is" lit in aaes
.apofbsten aa sa5eH. preis 81. an
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etorp ami sonniaa. BEN 8. gsopember 1e12


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