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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26
Senator Brady Visits Idaho.

senator and MRS. James II. Brady
are in Idaho. The Senator is here for
the purpose of looking after business
affairs and we dare say getting tab
on the political situation. AS the
Senator will be candidate for re-elec-
ton it behooves him to keep things
working we'll. We believe that he
will lind the people very we'll satisfied
with his record in the senate. 1t is
an unwritten law that during the first
term senator shall not be too active.
Senator Brady seems to have been
active enough to satisfy his constit-
uency without provoking the ire of his
associates. He made speech on the
tariff bill which showed that he had
a grasp of the tariff problem and was
thoroughly familiar with the needs of
his home state. In the interest he has
taken in Idaho affairs before the de-
partments Senator Brady has shown
Jealous and praiseworthy energy
in behalf of the state.
Since his return Senator Brady has
given out two important interviews.
In Salt Lake he gave his views on
the Underwood tariff bill. He pointed
out that this bill discriminates against
the west and the farmers generally.
Eastern manufacturers and southern
planters will be the chief beneticiaries
OF the new bill. The Senator in the
same interview expressed the opinion
that the Republicans would soon re-
turn to power. There is great hope
that the party will regain the House
of Representatives at the next cleo
ton. If SO the Republicans will at
the same time overcome the small
Democratic majority in the senate
and two years later elect their presi-
dent.
In regard to the currency bill now
before Congress Senator Brady is
quoted by the Capital News as say
ing: LAS to a currency measure, am
in favor of passing measure that
will relieve the country from the an
nual money stringency, and as | do
not feel that measure of this kind
should be looked upon as a partisan
measure l am willing to do my full
part in attempting to frame bill that
will be satisfactory to the entire coun.
try" The Senator takes broad
view and appreciates the importance
of currency reform He did not say
whether or not in his opinion the
administration bill would accomplish
its purpose. One would naturally sup
pose that on the whole the bill is sat
| isfactory otherwise he could not see
his way clear to work with the Demo
cratic majority.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26
To Recall the Commission.

The Tribune has been concerned
about Boise for several days now. We
did not know what Boise could do at
ter the Rainnakers' festival. No gen.
eral or local option election was due
and it really is getting little late in
the season for railroad construction
work. The shifting of the main line
in the winter time is little too much
even for the Statesman and Capital
News. There was no cause for wor-
ry. Boise can always be depended
upon. We have known Of Boise fetch
ing out a tong war after everything
else had failed. This time it is a recall
election. Petitions are now in circu-
lation asking for recall election IN
order that Mayor Hodges. Edward
Harrington, commissioner OF hnance'
and A. v. EichclDerger. commissions!
Of public property. may be ousted
from Office. Five reasons are given
for the election. They are:
First. Because the principles OF
the commission form OF government
are not being, and never have been
carried out since its adoption in Boise
Second. Because the expenses o
running the city and the taxes TO pa.
the same arc being increased in viola
ton OF the promises made in adopting
the commission form of government.
"Third. Because there have beer
appointed. during this administration
men to office in Boise city who ar
not good, clean and upright citizens.
Fourth. Because OF the failur
of the council to give Boise goo
and clean administration, and becaus
of their ignoring of the petitions O
the citizens of Boise.
Fifth. Because an accurate an
Ineligible set of books of account o
receipts and expenditures has no
been and is not now. being kept b.
the city,"
Boise is operating under the per
feet, automatic, self-propelling Biac
law which was guaranteed to protec
against graft and corruption. lowe
taxes and generally promote the we
being of all.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26
Returns to Ohio Home.

{. w. Tschumy of Los Angeles and
formerly of Caldwell and Nampa, left
the latter part of the week for his
home in Ohio which he has not visit
ed for six years. After a short visit
in the east he will return to Los An
geles and from there will go to Ari-
zona, where he will engage in the mo-
ton picture business. His partner,
Mr.. Alexander. is now looking after
the business of the firm in southern
California.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26

to April Is, 1918, but this was denied.
January "a, 1918, the registrar was
directed to request the appearance at
the next meeting of H. D. Page, the
engineer, to show cause why the seq
regation should not be turned back to
the federal government. In this way
the matter dragged until the board
took definite action on Wednesday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26

John Johnson, who lost an arm and
part of the other hand when attempt
ing to board a train in the local rail
road yards, and is able to get around
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26

a little once more.
Mrs. Thomas Eastman of Nampa,
who has been at the Canyon hospital
for some time, is rapidly recovering.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26

Clyde Bethel, who has been at the
Canyon hospital for some time, was
able to leave Monday,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26

Commissioners Want Scalp of Asses
Sor.
We read in the Mullan Progress
that the county commissioners OF
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18
Sullivan increase ee % per cent.

Sullivan increase IS % per cent.
Royal increase 66 % per cent.
Lake increase 20 per cent.
Freshwater decrease 90 per cent.
Pleasant increase 20 per cent.
Grand Harbor increase 80 per cent.
Dry Lake increase 60 per cent.
DeGroat increase 20 per cent.
Norway increase so per Get.
Coulee increase so per cent.
Crazy village increase so per cent.
Moved and carried to take recess
until clock p. H.. Wednesday, July
9th, 1918
Afternoon session.
The board of equalization of Ramsey
county, North Dakota, met pursuant to
above recess. Present, all the men,
beers.
It was moved and carried that in
order to equalize the assessment of
town and village lots. exclusive of
structures, that the following in
creases and decreases be made, w:
Lawton village Increase 20 per cent.
Lawton village increase 20 per cent.
Edmore village increase per cent.
Churchs Ferry village increase 60 per
cent.
1t was moved and carried that in
order to equalize the assessed valua-
ton of structures on town and vii
lage lots. that the following icreases
and decreases be made, viz:
Prospect decrease 20 per cent.
Coulee decrease 10 per cent.
Moved and carried that in order to
equdlize the assessed valuation of bank
stocks that the following increases and
decreases be made, viz;
Bank of Doyon decrease pr cent.
FIRST National Bank of Hampden in
crease II per cent.
State Bank of Brocket increase six
per cent.
Bartlett State Bank increase so per
cent
First National Bank. Churches Ferry,
increase 8 per cent.
Ramsey County National Bank in.
crease As per cent.
Devils Lake State Bank increase Il
per cent.
1t was moved and carried that the
following banks which were omitted
from the assessment roll be added tn
the list, viz;
First National Bank, Edmore, N. D.
in the sum Of $6,260.00.
Security State Bank Of Edmore, N.
D. in the sum Of $4,013.oo.
Farmers State Bank Of Lawton, N.
D. in the sum Of $4,000.
H. E. Baird, President of the First
National Bank Of Devils Lake and the
Bank Of Webster appeared before the
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

Freshwater decrease 20 per cent.
Norway increase Is per cent.
Moved and carried to adjourn until
9 o'clock a. III. Wednesday, July 9th,
1915.
j. A. KRAMER,
(seaD County Auditor.
The adjourned meeting Of the board
of equalization of Ramsey county,
North Dakota
Wednesday, July 9th, 1918.
The board met at o'clock a. III.
pursuant to adjournment. Present, all
members.
Moved and carried that the stocks
of goods and merchandise be left as
returned by the assessors.
Moved and carried that in order to
equalize the assessment of lands ex-
elusive Of structures and other I'M
provements in the county that the fol-
LOVING increases and decreases be made
viz:
Lillehoff increase 80 per cent.
Newland increase Is per cent.
Hope increase 20 per cent.
Odessa increase per cent.
Stevens increase per cent.
Overland increase 50 per cent.
Mortified increase 5 per cent.
Minnewaukan increase 20 per cent.
Morris increase 5 per cent.
Grand Harbor increase Is per cent.
Dry Lake increase 10 per cent.
DeGroat increase 10 per cent.
Norway increase Is per cent
Coulee increase 20 per cent.
Moved and carried that in order to
equalize the assessed valuation Of struc
lures and all other Improvements on
lands that the following increases and
decreases be made:
Lillehof increase % per cent.
Newland increase 25 per cent.
Bartlett increase Is per cent.
Hope increase 10 per cent.
Fancher increase 100 per cent,
Odessa increase IS per cent.
Strens increase 10 per cent.
Ontario increase per cent.
Noonan decrease per cent.
Overland increase 200 per cent.
Mortified increase 80 per cent.
Minnewaukan increase 25 per cent.
Morris increase Is per cent.
Cleveland increase 10 per cent.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

ONT
of Lake Erie fought Sept s3
- of Perrys held
blazoned field Of Commodore
Chesapeake
the
the tide
which on 10.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

board and protested to the assessment:
Of the above banks on the ground that
said bank stocks were assessed higher
than other property of like value.
0. NJ. Lofgren, Cashier of the State
Bank Of starkweather appeared be-
fore the board and protested to the as.
sessment Of the above named bank on
the grounds that said banks stock
was assessed higher than other person,
al property of like value.
Moved and carried to adjourn until
I'9 O'Clock a. m. Thursday, July 10th.
1913.
j. A. KRAMER ;.
(Seal County Auditor
The adjourned meeting Of the Board
of County Commissioners of Ramsey
county North Dakota.
Thursday, July 10th, 1913.
The board met at 9 o'clock a. m
pursuant to adjournment. Present
Commissioners johnson, Thelin, Major
ey, McNaughton and Hoystad.
The auditor then presented his an
nual statement before the board anl
same was read showing the following
detailed expenditures Of Ramsey coun
ty, North Dakota for the fiscal veal
beginning July LIST, 1912 and endin;
June 3oth, 1913.
County Auditor. IS 2,1O0. UC
County Auditor, deputy and
clerks $685.
County Treasurer .......... 2,10o.G'
County Treasurer, deputy
and clerk ............... 1,453.o'
Register of Deeds. ....... 10000
Register of Deeds, deputy
and clerks .............. 1854
County Judge ......@..... 10000
County Judge, clerk. ....... $3.50
Superintendent of Schools. 1,7go N
Superintendent Of Schools,
deputy Observation-Disclosures. S50.n
Superintendent Of Schools
mileage ............... lS4.6l
States Attorney ........... 1854
States Attorney, Assistant. 311s
Coroners inquests, etc. ..... 2151
County Commissioner IS, first
district .................. 47l.O!
County Commissioner End
district ................ 1881
County. Commissioner 3ra
district 3f1.0
County Commissioner, 4h
district .................. 814.A
County Commissioner. 5th
district ................. 1850
Jurors and witnesses, district
court ................... s,217.s
Clerk and deputy.......... l,s95.1
Court stenographer ........ 1871
Sheriff, clerk. deputies and
bailiffs ......-........... 1,5sc4
JaiFor and janitor. ........ 1928
Justice fees justice court. 446.5
Witnesses and jurors. justies
court 404.6
Constable and sheriff just
ice court. ;. >. ). ). :. 1,44e.s
Appraisers fees, standeeea
horses OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500
Heetioa exposes ....... 1855;
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

CONTINUED from, page s.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

County Auditor.
Dated at Devils Lake. u. D. this 5th
day Of July, 1913.
Moved that in accordance with see-
tions 1858 and 1889, R. G. N. D. 1905.
and ehspter 122 of tho 1918 session
laws Of the following county, tax levy
for the year 1913 be and the same il
hereby made upon all taxable proper
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

(sonxnaed on page ny
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

Freshwater decrease 20 per cent.
Norway increase Is per cent.
Moved and carried to adjourn until
9 o'clock 4. III. Wednesday, July 9th,
1915.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-24
W c IN y . L (.

lie NeippOrt Gffice fir bas ,Gin'
rinnaiier @olfSblatt" befinoet iid IN
Nu. 339 gOrf Strahe, gegeniiber Scm
Gonrtbaaie, puielbit 8enisfeiten, Nm.
5cigen II. |. N. bis 10 llbr 45 Wsimu.
ten gbenes entgegeugenemmeR lper.
ben. Selepbon Soutb 2401.
Die Rsfpporter gplisei bat bt.
Observation-Disclosures benahrihtiqt, bas
lie obne SpeaialsGrlautnib tin.
iFeneripertstOrper bonn 80. SUM bis
gum 5. sSuni pertaufen biirfen.
aouis Wauer, Sobn Sirtb unb
Baldcs Sftermsper, bic einem Dirtb
an Der 5. unb Waonmoutb Gtrabe cine
Guantitdt Gis lieferien, puroen pom
Seraeant 8urnfibe fpegen 5auTir ns
obne Giaens Derbuftet. Sie ftelIten il
$25 giirqf6aft, fDorauf ibrs Gdle
Dsrfhoben purben.
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1anton nuo Sellsbme.

- 9sora Sisman, 81 Sabre aft.
DIR in Vornpoo, O., pon sinsm 4as
tomobil aetrofFsn uno idper psrIes.
nae. bem Bethesda SpIpitaI sebtahi
rpuroe. psrinieo ssit.rn oortfeIbIt. 3is
2eihe purhe nan Der Wobnung isines
Sotnss an eer Soots aprnus eebraht.
- Ter Damsn. @erein oes 8tutins
Gmeritdniihsn Stooip rtanb,s BON
Canton hdlt ON Wsiittpo6 abeuo cine
8sridmmlunl in Der Wotnunl Der
ffrau Wolptsnbsra, go. $50 9. 2Ipe.,
5anton. ab.
- 6err W. 0reifs unb Satin bon
3antoR limb bon ibru mshrmonailis
den Reifs Ha6 osm Often ;uriidses
tehrt.
- Der gis Strite in 8ellepue.
OaptOn uno Jt. Sbamas ift ssfdbrlit,
oc ieit sinissn Iogtn nur Gamilicu
nit tleinen Ginesrn unb aranse NIT
Sis p4rfeben fparben. gDer tein Grsts
Iihes Gsrtifitat bate. tonnts tein Sis
srbalten. 8sritieosn. 2euts ma6tea
ben Des mad Qsppprt uno gopiRgton,
um Gis 81 erbaltsn.
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eesen 8. Sn Der @erjammliuta ber
W1nner piiroe nod, Der @cgelippr.
idlag gerilnht iponnh iie Iid) bci Is.
litiinoigcr arbeit elmer scbnpro5enti.
Gen 2cbnreonftion nnteripericn noll-
item.
ssn Der Weriamnrlilna Der arbsttcr
bate Beurgr Siiter, Eraiiocnt Der
Union i2f, ben goriie gefiibrt uno ii,
Der Der gIrbeiterinnen sri. Wanp Wse.
8innis. Qestere erfIarte bel Groii.
|nlng Der gisung iebr energiih, nnf;
iic fetfie Nuheltorunaen buIoen Mir.
be. Tennodh lteBen bic Tonen ibre
Iieben Mliinodjen redt melt uno rccyt
OFT ipn5iereE geben uno crit ols ole
8oriiperin Wliene madte, il,re
Trobung, ben SoaI 3li oerlniiea,
pabrsufiiahen, ipurbe es iorpeit rn1ia,
Dab Die WorihIagc uiIterbreitet nuf.
ben iinb bic abitimmuna oariibcr er.
ioleen foniite.
SobaIo De abitimmutgen eriolJs
luarcn, begaben iih bic sticioermader
nah Der Cosmopolitan Sale, ipoiclbit
cine gemeiiiiamc gerfammli,na itaft.
iinocn io!lte Is aeInng nem De.
ihdftsngeitten 8ieienberg aud, bic
8eriainnlIung sur Cronuua Su ri.
fen. 8iel ipeiter fam er aber nif)t
Tic 2armisenen pom @orrniifog iute.
oerbolten It'd, iinb nabmen, nahoem
Die abftilfHfllinacn Der ginjeluer.
iaiilnlliiitgen ratiii3irt iporben ipa.en,
ioIhen Gbarnfter on, bob bic asoIisei
sum Ginifreiten eriudt tperoen tnlib.
te. Mer hieielbe olarmirt bat, iii aidJt
befnnnt. Sn Der Capitalization nurbe
jc6od) Der fcgenaHnte giiotnlarm M.
gefdloacH in6 ipie Der ggino iait.
item ein babies Tiiseno Qoli5ei.
autos nit Reierpen nah Der Gosnios
poIiinn Sale. Tie Streifer batten ic.
bod idlon bas sSeIo aer1nnti, iooab
Die goIi5et Hab einiser 3eit tpicosr
ab5cg.
Gs hdnet jett bon ben isabritanien
nb, Oh iie ben Streif CUR 1batiade
nerben Iniien fuoIlen ober niht. Gle
marea Andunitiags In Steung uno
aoaen bic geihliiiie Der arbeiier in
geratmina.
Nun id,dst, bab ourd) ben aus.
itanb 5000 arbeiter in DeitleioeH.
if,afi ee3ogcn iperoen. OieieIben Ge.
boren sipor niht iimmfIih Der ll;,ior
an, bch iieben bic RihtunioEiiren oni
ihrer Seiie. TieieIben limb iibrigens
Surh bic Sernbieeung Der giHtritts-
gebiibr ani 80 Gents gum groBeat
GbeiI fir BITE Union geiuonnen NOR.
rem.
lie gbebeiitenbiten arbeiigebsr in
Der grnnde iino: s. q. Seinsheimer
& Co.. 500: Globe Tailoring So,
GOO; 8. e. Sans & Co., $50; BRO.
orei'ipe gants 60, 500; 9iineriioe
tailoring 60, 450; 8olomaHn, ged.
nam G. 60. $50; 8cbriioer Red.
5eimer s. Co.. $50; 9duer Co.. 300;
ee,iiboue Co.. 800; ). s. 9. ging
300. II. 1. N.
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NieIembam.
Die SanpIdne fir bas critic Gifitr.
4ebanSe on @arfielb Rlaee TIN
Wanamt nnterbreitet.

Ter erlte Shritt fir bic 8ernirf.
lttung oes Nieieuproiefts, Iaut mel
dem Garfield @Iace init ntdd)tiaei
Saoen. unb Gfiieegeb1uben bebanI
neroen ioa, muroe am seitrigen 1aat
Getban, inoem bic RIdne fir oas eritt
hteier 8cbduoe i'm itdotiihen gollomi
enr gealitahntng uHterbreitet iu,tr.
oeH.
Gus betrefienoe 8eb1noe lit Sas
Gfficegebduoe, oaS Die grocter &
8ambIe SO. on Der Rorolpeii.Gde Der
adten unb Race Strabe gu errif,teil
Neoentt, Gie pon ben arbiteften Gf,.
ner uno anberion altsgearbeitctcli
Gldne ieben ein aonfrcisebamoe BOZ,
13 Stoffucrfen Dor, bos nift peniaer
oIs orei iiber einanber licaenoe acl.
lcraeiholieH baben ruiro. ,sln sDolfica
Stodiperf oes Bebaubes fol- ein so.
ipital eingerihtet iperben. lie 9nu.
foiten iino aIf $4,000 perauihIant.
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atnfsefldrt
Jit Der 5aab Der aleibnnssisade nm
Ebie.

2lm Gonniog Morgen fanDtn tiniss
Rnaten an ben llfern bes Gbio, am
gube Der Urssman aps. bic pClIftdH-
biae garosrobe sines Wdnues. nnb es
ipurbe aneenpmmsn, bab Der linbts
tannts gsIbftmorD begangsH bat pcer
klm gdben ertrunteu LII. Jn ben
aoifen bss ansuges irurbe ein Brief,
Der an ,5tos. SddfoH' aorsifirt iit,
gefunoen. Die auf GruHo oiefts
griefes dneeitslIisn Va6forihungsn
sreabsn elm iiberrdi1enbes Nefultut.
1bos. JodIon nabm NIT feintn bsibsH
GGbnen ON Samitae 4benb I'm Obio
ein Bah. Bel ipsltsr Gtisgsnbeit sintr
Der G0bne feline alt. Garberobe NIT
ieintr neutn tpedislts uHb bsim Jorts
gsben pergab, bic alsiDunesitiids NIT
sunehmsn. Sa bic Qeuts infoIes bes
pl0bIih einestretensu Regsns ben
YgdosOri" fdleunisft perIaFtH baiiea.
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(srlift einen Sd,6bel6rndl.

auf bsm 5eimtpes purbe gsitsrn
4btno an Der 8. unb Gulpsrt Strabs
Der 81 Sabre cite 5uff6mieb Gsorgs
GoffiH. BON go. APO pionser Sirabs,
bon sinsm unbetannien 0egsr nit si<
mem Wausritein iibtr ben 6intsrtcpF
sti9Iagen, oab sr bstDubilos suiams
meHbroh. Der Dsrltste fpurbe mits
ttIs zines Bassns osr abam Grprsb
60. mad benz guien SaHasiters 90
fpitdi gehrati. rpofslbit bie 4er3ie tis
nen fApsreH StioeI5rnh fsitfttIItsn.
Dem rokn gurf9tn seians ss su sni.
tommsn. trosbem iofort cine ansobl
g,oHcnien bic 0erfoIsans bsHelben
dufgenommtn bate. Die polisei be-
iibt cine CUTE 8sf6rsibnus hts I'm.
areiscrs uno bcfft, beHsItsn baib ba5s
bdfi 81 tpsreen.
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1ies mmn 6as.

5susripebrmdnn Sobn WcGafs
fertp bon Der Spriben aompagHit
Rc. 25 in gumminspius fpurbt gee
fern BON 5eusripsbrhsf Dom Dienit
iuipenbirt. neil er jsinkn urloub
lbsridriitsn bat. Wegaffertp mar fir
Sonntas bsurIaubt iporben, bate iif
ieeoh sef.srn aud nod nidt isben Idis
fen.
S.aotauoiior MaIbburn Dirb
btuis ansebots fir 1855 900 Siros
bsRNrbeHerunssbonos enisseennebs
men. SOlItsn jsooh ipiosr alss Grs
ipdrten BON 9anibduisrn itint 4nss
boit tiuIauien, 70 ipirb Ger 4uoiior
Dsriu6sn, bic Al pro5ent 3inisn
irdsenoen 9onbs aus freisr 6ano an
oas qubIiium pertaufen.
- Dis osrIautet, pa. Wl. =. Rseft,
Der gee,ntpdrtise pripotistreidr bes
arbeits DIRECTORS priee, ausiiht.
Der PohfoIssr bts um Gonntaa per.
itcrxnen polbeissri1ts Glerts
CHARTS Wepanb su rptrben. Die @os
fans ptro bon Wapor CUNT bsiest
iperhn.
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Urn Sdmiias absnb finbet in ben
oberen Rdnmlihtsiien Der Muiicol
erhanse. go. 1907 Dine Girnbs,
pisoer Elm Cabaret 4benb itait.
5srr Wcr 5enniHs. Der Gisenitiim.r
Der Wnfieal ertonss. Bat fir bief,n
abenb In eriisr ainie 6srrn Dams
9oDnrsb uno GrI. Glinor gloporrn
4sfponnsn unb ouberDtm perbsn nod
psrf9ieoen. in biefis<n Wersinssrsifsn
bttannte Geiangstrdfte miinirisn, 10
bob ben gsfudsrH Der gsranitaItung
psrsniiste uno ssnubreife GiuHben
fitsr iinb.
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