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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-05-30
His First Experience.

$50 your boy Jim has decided to be a
dentist. eh?" said Mr.. Blithers. meeting
Uncle Silas at the postoffice.
"Yaas." said the old farmer.
How did he ever discover that he
had liking for t?" asked Mr. Blithers.
"Oh. he useter help me pullin' stumps
out O. the caow pasture" said the old
man.-Harper's Weekly.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-05-30
She Knew Without His Asking.

Tramp-lt is needless to ask the
question. mum: you know what want
you want; but I've only got one piece
of soap in the house. and we're using
it. Come again tomorrow.-London
Stray Stories.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-05-30
HOGS FOR BREEDING.
Points That Indicate Pork Producing
Qualities In Swine.

Qualities In Swine.
thing to determine. of course, is the
type of animal to be raised, says q
correspondent of Rural New Yorker.
This must depend on the demands of
the market and the relative cost of
producing the various types. For most
corn belt farmers the production Of the
lard or fat hog type is undoubtedly to
be preferred to the production Of bacon
hogs. The points which the butcher
demands of the fat hog are large
shoulder, a large ham and thick lay
err Of fat In selecting breeding ami
mails in the corn belt, therefore, these
points should not be overlooked. The
shoulders should be broad. deep and
smooth, and the hind quarters should
and back should be evenly covered
with fat, and in marketed animals this
layer should be deep, although breed
ing animals should not be in very high
condition. The hair should be fine, the
skin soft and the whole body smooth.
especially in sows, as these things in
dictate fineness and excellence Of flesh.
The bone should be fine and hard.
Bears may be-indeed, they should be
-coarser, especially about the head,
neck and shoulders. These distinctly
sex characters increase with age. Such,
in brief. are the characters in swine
which the butcher can cash in for
profit
In addition to these, there are some
things which are of Importance to the
breeder and feeder, although the
butcher cannot realize anything on
them. One Of them has been limited
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-05-30
WORKOUT FLAGS.
Uncle Sam Burns Them Unless They
Have Been In Battle.

The government sets an example to
the whole country in requiring that
wornout flags shall be burned and not
permitted to become mere pieces of
waste rag. Whether or not any special
law or regulation governs the DISPOSE
lion of the flags, the universal practice
Of the army and navy for generations
has been that whenever flag is no
'onger fit for service it shall be de-
stroye6-
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-05-30
Advice.

my cup of Joy is very full" sings
poet Well. let it be. gentle one. Don't
try to change places with the cup
New Orleans Picayune.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-05-30
In every enterprise consider where
you would come out.-Publius Syrus.
One of His Faults.

Mrs. Peck-I must say you have
more faults than any other man l ever
met Peck-Well, you have plenty of
faults yourself. Mrs. Peck-There you
go again, always changing the subject
when l try to talk to you.-Boston
TRANSCRIPT.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-05-30

The Yorkshires belong to what are
known as the bacon breed of hogs.
They are not common in the United
States, though they are regarded as
the best of the bacon breeds. They
grow rapidly in size, but do not lay
on fat like the lard types. Their
great size, with long. deep bodies.
indicates their bacon producing abil-
ity and their ability to easily carry
and produce large filters. They are
thought to be less liable to attacks
of hog cholera and other swine dis
eases. and, although they mature
later than the lard hogs. their
products are strongly In demand
throughout the world. The illustra-
ton shows a good type of SOW Of
the Yorkshire breed.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-05-30
Had IL Hidden.

The man was looking at houses.
where's the lawn?"
Here it is" said the agent 1.-The
man next door had his dOormat over
.t."-LOuisville Courier-J ournal.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-05-30

True success means making more out
of oneself than out of others.-Phila-
Gelphia Ledger.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-08
COOKING SCH ooL.

The cooking school will be in session
Thursday, Friday and Saturday after.
Moons. Neither Miss Comstock nor Miss
Palmer, of the U. of M, will be able to
come this year, but they have promised
to recommend someone, which is sufficient
guarantee that whoever comes will be an
efficient instructor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-08
Lygonia Lodge Officers.

At the annual meeting of Lygonia lodge,
F. and A. NJ, last Thursday evening the
following officers were elected for 1913:
Worthy master, Chester E. Norris; senior
warden, John A. Haynes; junior warden,
Fred E. Milliken; treasurer, George A.
Parcher; secretary, Charles w. joy; senior
deacon, Carl r. Wiburg; junior deacon
Winfield s. Treworgy, jr.
Finance committee, E. s. Means, II. w.
Dunn, Harry c. Austin; proxy to grand
lodge, Henry L. Moor; trustee, Thomas
E. Hale.
A feature of this meeting was the ban
quet at $50, at which the deer presented
to ''the boys" by j. Sherman Douglass, OF
Lamoine, was served. The head of the
deer is being mounted, and will be hung
in the masonic hall banquet-room. By a
unanimous vote of the lodge, the hide was
presented to Rev. r. B. Mathews, a past
master of the lodge.
The third degree was worked on one
candidate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-08
Evangelastic Services.

Rev. William G. Mann, OF Westbrook,
begins services in Ellsworth Monday
evening, Jan. IA, at the Baptist church
Monday evenings service will be in the
nature Of an informal reception. The
regular services will begin Tuesday eve n
ing, at the Baptist church.
Mr.. Mann has been invited here by the
pastors of the Baptist, Methodist and
union Congregational churches. In a
preliminary announcement of the ser
vices, they say: "The special effort under
Mr.. Mann's leadership deserves the whole
hearted cooperation Of every Christian in
the city. His fitness as a leader has been
proved by long experience as a pastor,
passed, with the exception OF a few years
in this State. In every church his work
was approved by large accessions to menu
bership, and he was relunctly dismissed to
the work to which he now gives himself
only when he felt the call imperative.
''The stock Object tions to the travelling
evangelist do not apply in his case. His
methods are sane, his message is clear,
logical and convincing, requiring no
illegitimate processes of the intellect to
accept. All his attitudes are characterized
by the fine control and reserve of the true
gentleman. On the other hand, his
devotion to his mission and his spiritual
power leave little to be desired on the part
of the most Jealous workers.
''It is felt that the time has come
when men in Ellsworth should give religi-
GUS thought its rightful place. The
decay of the home, the increase of gam
bling, the spread of drinking intoxicating
liquors are only few OF the phases of our
city life which give concern to those who
are sensitive to the city's we'll being. 1t is
time to place the kingdom of God first"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-08
COMING EVENTS.
ELLSWORTH.

Wednesday evening, Jan. s, at Society
hall-Dance.
Thursday evening, Jan. 9, at Bayside
grange hall-Dance and supper.
Saturday evening, Jan. IL, at Society
hall Dance.
Thursday, Jan. IS, at Bayside grange
hall-Mask ball and supper.
Saturday evening, Jan. 25, at Nicolin
grange hall Picture show and dance.
Jan. q to Feb. 1, at Hancock hall Els
worth food fair.
Saturday evening, Feb. %, at Hancock
hall-"The Ethiopian Serenaders. Sec
ond entertainment in lyceum course.
Admission, So cents; reserved seats, so
cents.
Friday, March IS, at Paul Revere hall
Mechanics building, Boston Ellsworth
reunion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-08
ARREsTED FOR FORGERY.
Lamoine Man WIN u.u. 90 A..
sxyer ~ 9. A."so ~ "a"

Aahoine Nan VIII Have to An
s"1r 70 Serious Charge.
Arthur Huntlsy was srra.tad IN R.noor
yesterday at the rsquest - Sc ST.
who has gone to Bangor TO-DAY with
warrant charging him with fors.,v
Huntley has been livino -. Ia
brother law, Shirley schopps :. par
fridge Cove, Lamoine. n the ~.
Mr.. Schoppe, who was workinp - -
woods, check for s25 for an accident = ~
surance, in favor of Mr.. Schoppe. wes u
ceived by his wife. Huntley, it is alleo,,
induced his sister, Mrs. Schoppe, to give
him the check, saying his brother .in-law
asked him to bring it to him as soon as Il
came. &
Instead of taking the check to Mr.
Schoppe, Huntley came to Ellsworth, and,
it is alleged, forged the name OF his
brother-in-law in endorsing the check,
and had it cashed. He then went to Ban
gor, and proceeded to blow in the money.
Mr.. Schoppe, as soon as he learned OF
Huntley's having the check, started on
the trail of his brother-in- law, found the
check with the forged endorsement in an
Ellsworth bank, and swore out warrant
for Huntley's arrest.
Within fifteen minutes after the teIe-
phone message to the Bangor officers,
they had him in the tolls. He had & left
out of the S25. He will be arraigned in
the Ellsworth municipal court tomorrow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-08

at the Congregational church, will con-
tinue through the week, except Saturday.
The service this evening will be at the
Baptist vestry, and Thursday and Friday
evenings at the Methodist church. There
will also be services at the Ellsworth Falls
church Friday evening. e h*t
The young women clerks in Z. l..
Morsng's department store gave going
away party last Thursday evening at the
home 0; Miss Carrie Harrington. in honor
Of Misses Ella NJ. Hawkes. and Mary B.
Fernald, who expect to leave soon for a
training course as nurses in hospital in
Portland. The guests OF honor received
many pretty and useful presents.
There will be meeting Of the Ellsworth
Merchants association at 7.30 tomorrow
evening, to consider the proposition OF the
Sterling Manufacturing Co., OF Massa-
chusetts, to locate here. All business men
are invited, whether members of the as
sociation or not. This meeting will be
followed by one to consider the program
for the 150th anniversary celebration.
This also will be q general mass meeting
OF business men and citizens of Ellsworth.
A large attendance is desired.
The first in the series Of lyceum enter
tainments was given at Hancock hall last
Saturday evening. Owing to an accident
to his arm, the harpist, Mr.. Rogers, did
not appear, the bureau replacing him with
Miss Ruth Stickney, of Boston, violinist.
MIR. Grilley, impersonator, however, was
present, and made distinct hit with the
audience. His versatility is great, and
he is equally at home in Irish, Dutch,
negro or mountain-w hite dialect. His
closing number, poem, with piano and
violin accompaniment, was perhaps his
most artistic performance. Miss Stick
ney's violin playing was superb; nothing
like it has ever been heard here, barring
the playing of Franz KneisePs pupils last
August. She was most generous with
encores. The accompanist was her sister,
Miss Emogene. The pity Of it all is that
SO few were present, the audience num-
beriDg only about eighty. An entertain
ment OF this character ought to have
drawn a full house. The second in the
series will be given Feb. %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-08
Eastport Opera House Burned.

just two days before it was to be re-
opened after extensive alterations, the
memorial opera house was burned yester-
day with loss estimated at 10000. The
structure was owned by the city and
leased to q. w. Shea. There is a small in
surance.
The fire is supposed to have been caused
by q defective chimney.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-08

'They tell me you have learned to count,
Robbie, /" said pious old lady to her little
grandson who was paying her visit out
in the country. 'Course can," answered
Robbie, ''listen-One, two, three. four,
five, six" 'Thst's right" said the old
lady encouragingly; 20 on" ''Seven,
eight, nine, ten, jack, queen and King!"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-08

The food fair committee of the Els
worth Merchants association has an
nounced the full program for the week of
the food fair, Jan. 27 to Feb. /.
The doors will open the first day at 2
o'clock, and each day thereafter at 1.30
=, ~,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-08

The only place to get bargains is at the
store that adrertises for uour trade.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERrIsEMENrs rHIs WEEK.

County commissioners tax notice.
Hagerthy--Notices OF foreclosure.
Annie L Grindle-Notice of foreclosure.
|. Mrs @ r Newman-Gir wanted.
Alleys Market. s y
OrIs: ,te
Eben Merrill-Notice. s4. sss
ORLANp:
Charlie A Bowden-Caution notice. ~ =
RocxLANDi Re '9's
A 8 LittleHeld-Notice of foreclosure.
NEWARK, N J: .. sss
Philo Hay Spec Co-Hay's Hair Health.
CLEVELAND, o:
Lincoln Oil Co-Salesman wanted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-08
SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLswoRfH PosroHyIox.
In sGecf Sept. 80, 1878.

MAILS RECEIVED.
FaoM wRsr-7.iS m; 4.14, 8.25 p m.
FRoM EAsr-1iD6, l1.57 m; 5.47, 1852 m.
NAIL CLOSES AT PosroYPfcR
Como wssr-io.so, II 80 m; SIS, p m.
Come EAsr-6.45 m; 8.45, 9 p m.
No Sunday mail.
Registered mail should be at postofice half
an hour before mail closes,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-14
Iies unD Ias.

- T4trh 6Qs 8eriten elmer 0ai.
ierrohre al Der 8ierten uuo GuIpreace
Strabc wuroe in ser geitrigen @tadt
aud elne al oerielben ode beiInolldle
(5asrobre beihaoIqt uno Die 6olge
mar, DaB ir Dem Iiitrift 3piiten Der
Waiu StraBe. oem 9rou0Dap uuo
5piiteH Der 3rpetten lmo 8tertau
StraBc oie 8usbeIeuttung tentporar
periaate. Die n0tbi8en Reporatur.
arbeJteu Duroeu geiteru Dorgenom.
men.
StaotratbsmitsIie0 S1b.rtoru
gsbt nit Der 4biht nm, i'm Stuotratb
ben gau elmer neueU Bride an Der
WcUhaaH StraBs iibsr bic Rsaojn9
Fouo 81 bsantragsH, on StsQe oes ges
gsnpdrtigsn duBeroroentlth unitonen
Sriitenbuus.
poli5ift G. WilIon pom uhtsn
Tiftritt puroe geitern rpsseH 5runtsnz
belt aus Dem polt3eioienit sutlaFeH.
DilIon mar, tpie teridtet, por9eit III
in tart anae3sttsm 3u'tano in elmer
Dirtbihuft an Ter GditerH Qpenue
uuf1efuroen tporosn. Grit Dor ettp1
orsi Tlonaten mar WilIou, ebenfdqs
reqen Sruntenhsit. fir 80 9age Iuss
pencirt aetpeien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-14
9entines Altenbeim.

esn Der 1eitrigeH nonatlihcn Der.
iarnnlana Oes 8orltaltos oes Ieut.
id,eR aIienheims, in ipeld)er IN abs
ipeieEhcit oes graiioenten So5n
Sdlmaab Serr u ane8emann bcr
Goriip uno sefretar Saus 3inte ons
Sroiofoa iitbrie. spur0en 5!pet nene
rsniaiien in Sas Seim ailigenonnlen,
m1mlid ,soieph 7. Sfn'er pom 30.
40i gaeit atyte StraBe. II Sabre alt
nito ,sohn 8. BUTTE bon gso. 1906
Sinn SiraBe. o. Sabre alt.
Saui Dem gerldt oes SIperinten.
Senfen Gogobert arag troien iH Der.
lloiienen Diouat ;lpei 8reiie, sSohr
Spes uno y. q. Snpoer. In oas
Sein eiu. tSeid)enfe gingen Don ben
ioIgenoen B6nnern Elm, benen Der
Cant iibermiiielt peroen ipiro: iii.
itin 8ries, Sprian 5enlpIe. Wlar
Noder Cons 60. 9uitap Shrlies,
sSrau Ssohn Barter Sanna uHo ao.
olieit.
2alit ben iibereinitinmenben ge.
rid)teR bes Sdrasnleiiters 8. ". SET.
tier unb bes iJinan8ietreiars Sobn
". Dteuer belief iif Der staiienbeitlno
am /. Snrninr 1875; Die ginndb.
iRen DdbreHo oes Mouats maren
S2i5l.50 uuo Die aussaben be3ii.
ierten lid auj S752.66. iobaB Gin
aailenbeilanb bon S15i9.99 per.
blei6t. Inter ben GinunbmeH beiano
iidl Elm C5eifenf oes 1nmenpereins
i'm geirage BON 5000.
IaS ans oen Serreu GbarIes
Sand ssohn SdVpars uno Beorge y.
gram beitebenoe giiferlinteriu.
dnnasFcmmitiee berid)tete, oaB es Die
@iidler uHo 9erthpapierc urrteriiltjt
nne in better SrSnllng geiunoen
habe. Gem aourlnittee muroe iiir
ieine MilbaoaItung Der Iaiit oes
8oriinnoes ausseiprofen.
BON ben Serren 6. s.. albrefi.
gsiaiam II. St,reiber lno 8. u. Sci
iier maren ser5lif)e 9riibe aus ia.
malta einge'rofien.
glls geiuhSfonunittee inngiren
p1brcnb oes gsonnts: fir ben Gor.
iiano Die Serren Charles 4. Goc.i.
heim un6 Charles SAUDI uno iitr ben
9erefn Die tperren siIbert Y,uehIbuu.
fer ltno @nItan Rueraberger. ssn Der
nahiien geriamarllung erioIgt Die
Reorganiiirung bes 9oritanbes iiir
nas laufenoe ssuhr.
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Snd) lit iidDer.

8eIhdftsfiibrsr Sandman pom
ShuIratb uno Der CbemaItge Stobts
ingenteur Sbiplep nabmen geitern Elm.
s5nipettion bes Gades Der 6ugbes
9ohihuIe Dor uuo tamen 3u Der
ueber3eugung, bdB bas Dad poatom=
men Iiher lit uno Die gegeutbeIligGH
gehauptungsn. bic betdnntiih BON eli
nem 8eugen DOR Oem ShuIrdtbstoms
mittee gematt Gpuroeu, pas biz 8aus
tputratte unteriudt, jeorpeber gegriius
oung ertbehren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-14
Teutidber Sprtrag.
EroftliOr arisger ans Sale iprtdJt
nad)iteu Snmitag in Der
lluipfriitGt.

8r. 5slir arisgsr, grofsTor Der
piphoIoqis uR0 gbiloIoptie an Der
llHiosriitdt 61Qe 4. B. Saale, psihsr
aIs Saiisr Dilbelm profeFor sur l3eit
an Der Columbia llninsrittdt in ReD
yort LEFT, tommt als 0QTt
bss Qitterariihsr &Iubs H1h gincius
natl 5err Tr. arieger piro
morsen, nm bier ll6r Rdtpmtttdgs,
in Der 2tula osr llnioerIitdt sjren
Q;ttbjlosrUortrla uber ~Gas Dejb
i'm gsbsn Der Qaturpolter" talten.
Der Gintritt III fret uno Der Tsutits
Qitterdriibs GIub srldBt cine tsr3!ih:
Gin.uoung CUR 1tetInahme an cIIs
5rsunbs osutihen Difsus uHo osuts
iter qitteratur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-14

5onntag. Den rs. 5ebruar, 9taG
mittugs 2l2 ll5r, finoet untcr oen
9luipislen Der SojIalIitiihen 4urtct
I'M aroBen Saale Ger Central Jurner.
halle cine Notwithstanding ltatt.
Iie Reonerin miro 6rau p.
SpicB BON Gbicago iein. Iieiel5e
miro iiber oa5 Ghema a@abrheitsges
irene Sfiloerung Der Gbicago 9el.
marfet 4fiaira~ ipred)en. 6iIr NH.
ien:0uritse Weniheu, ballptiad!id
aber fir Die 9IrbeIterihaft, oiirfte Der
9eiudj oieies 8ortrags iih IoDnen.
oeun 5rau Soieb ourfte i'm Stanoe
iein, pernoge ibrer 8ertpanot. uao
9efaRHtldait Der 9ullptperioneu.
Delte bel oleiem ieIuer 3eit Die gan5e
g&elt in 9uiregung un0 in SpaHnung
oeriaBeuocn Trama Die Sauptrollcn
ipielteu udherc guffIaruuq 5u geben,
rciy. maudp MiBperitduoniiie auf5u.
fldren. Wtanh ueueS uub nod ME
iiber otcie 10 hodppidulgc gtffatre
8eroffsutlittes oiirfte man ba 81 be-
ren betommer.
9tebenbei geiugt lit 6rau SpicB
feline Arnrf'iitH tie glaubt an DIE
Goftriuen oes ,Suternationalcu GO
}ialismu5 uno an cine frjeolihe 20
iunI Der io3iaIen 5rage un0 uidrt an
9epuit.
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Mme ben, Yoli3ei8erid)t. Il.

Nm. Darts. ipelatr Gus Der Wdls
m. Oils Rolierei on Der Ode Der
ytnrl Gtrabs unb GegleisoH 4penue
tlEe Rite nit lseren JIaiheH eeftcbs
len bc.ts. lpurbs nit elmer Sirofe BON
80 aossH arbei.sbaus. $50 unb
ben Rotten be!egi.
Wm. llopo nuroe nssen lruntens
belt ouf f!sben Gage ins 4rbeiisbaus
sdhidl, nnhoem "a iiA bsrausseiiellt.
naE sr, iiat, itinen SO Sdbrs alien
Wo.er gu unterbuIisn. iein O<lo in
Wsistn anlsgts uno In irunsentm
3uiianbe ben biIflofsn grsia nod 3u
mittonoein pflssis.
Der Grobfhldntsr Robert Mspsr
uno fsin Eobn Sobn UleNr. Snbobsr
btr Birma Robert Weper Il Eon. Don
Vc. $685. Goierain ausnus. purb<n
sfiterr ihuIbig btfuHoen. sin an Der
Cholera trsrontiss Efpsin bsim
Gefurcteitsdmi nif,t onssrneIoei. isns
hern sef6Io66ei unb NIT oem eulen
0lsif6 aufeebGnsi 3u bdbeu. Gis
tpuroen su $25 reip. $50 unb ben
Qciten ptrurtbtiIi. itDod rurben bic
Gtrofsn fpditr fuspenbirt.
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3as neue 3ufludyts haus.

lie Gadman'i5e 5arm, bic tts
taHntIth BON Der Staot fir be Gre
rihtung oes neuen 3uiluttshauies
getuuft rporoen iit, mfrn, ipbulo Ter
5riibIino einIett, be3o9en perber.
Superints.oent Clipper nom gu
fluttsblus ertldrte gsitern. DaB bunn
ooriaufig rs anaben in ner uItgH Cad
man'ifen 5eimitdtie auf Der Garm
untergebrod1t iperben ioQen, pdhrenb
mt oerlleberIiebIun9 Der iibrigenauu=
ben aepartet neroen fpiro, bis peitsre
papiLlons errihtet iIno. 6err glops
per Or. Otto 8eisr uno 2lrtitett Iii
tis iiattstsn ssitern Der 6arm sinsn
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Soo ,sellow Sdnserhpr.
aonSert 5nm Seiten oes Gentidjca
YroteitaHiiidDsn &aiieubauies.

Der Obj Jsllop SGngtr6or bsrs
oritnItsi am beutissn 4beno i'm oeuts
iten proieitantiiheu moiisrboufs auf
DIT. 4u6urn gum geiisn bts Snitituts
ei1 gcn5ert, tposu TiitgIi.osr uno
5rtunbe oes Wuiisnpsrsins ber3lit
eiEgtlantn Iinb. Dos Woifentndbtns
Crfeiisr ipirtt in oem aonsert nit,
fir eas 8irtsent aouis gbreott has
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