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Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-12-17
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pair of binoculars in the form of two quart wine bottles lashed together to his eyes and makes a pretense of getting his bearings by scrutinizing the sailors about him. Presently he reports to Santy, who has deposited his basket of presents on the quarter deck, sir, I see in the Cannibal isles"
 Santy begins then to pick up presents and read the names aloud giving them to the crew of Der Prosit' and the admirals wife, and even to the admiral himself, who distributes them accord ingly, cutting many ridiculous capers.
 The presents are of type that bring laughter. They gotten up and made by the friends of those to whom they are sent with idea to- wards characterizing the ambition the whim the standing jokes that mark the receiver If the captain is four striper he will probably get admiraPs star, unless he has some other whim by which he is properly known. When he is presented with this he only blush in the presence of everybody, and take his dose, Santy is supreme Christmas day.
 But the greatest gift that Santy bestow falls to the lot of those who, through some mis- fortune slip, have in line for punishment. It is customary for Santy to walk boldly up to the captain and ask him to "whitewash" the books. In the face of everybody and on Christ mas day the captain not very we'll refuse this request although some captains have been to vince and cough before granting the immeas- urable favor. The report book in which all pun ishabe acts entered is swept clean and the culpr1tS are felnStdCed to nrStclaSS standing and enjoy all the privileges held by their more for tunate shipmates who have not fallen before the multiplicity of temptations that daily assail the man-o -warsman
 The event which forms a background for all this merriment is the regular big feed" the sail call it. For the last week this has crept into their conversation. Pie, turkey and plum duff are the three great delicacies to the sailors and they have more respect for them than for the three graces.
 What kind of feed is the commissary gonna hand us?" one sailor asks of another During this time of anticipation excitement runs high and the commissary is very much respected person. In fact he is never retired person, for his billet is hard to fill to the satisfaction of every one who eats at the general mess. There is always some old tar other who imagnes himself to be sighted by the quality of his food and the apprentice boys take from him the habit of com blaming with very little reason on their side. Quarrels often result and have to be referred to the mast" where the first lieutenant (first luff) settles the matters ayor of the commissary, so that the sailor arranges private settlement with the commssary later where the first Huff has nothing to say about it.
 The burden of the repast falls naturally upon the cooks and mess attendants. It is far from an enjoyable affair with them, although they are an
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-12-17
WILLS HIS BODY TO SCIENCE
Metchnikoff, the Famous Bacteriolo- gist, Wants 1t to Benefit Even
 After His Death.

Paris.-Prof. Eli MetchnikoH, the worlds leading bacteriologist, director of the Pasteur Institute in Paris, has wilied his body, when he dies, to scientists, whom he gives permission to do what they like with it. This was admitted by Metchnikoff. NJ insist, however" he added, that dmy Ienlaias must be inferred iH the cemetery nearest to the Pasteur Insti- ute. expressly stipulate in my will tlsat my body must not be carried any farther from my home than the Mont parnasse cemetery, which is a short distance from here"
 Metchnikoff said he was continually receiving offers of important appoint ments in the United States, England and Germany, but that he was deter mined the only change he would ever make would be from the institute to the grave.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-12-17
SOLVE BIC PROBLEM
Home for convicts' Children
 Found Very Efficacious.
While Offender Against Society Is Sent to Prison His Family Suffers Mrs. Booth Meets the
 Situation Effectively.

New York.-What becomes of the children of convicts? Every day of the year some man is sentenced to prison, leaving behind him boys and
 girls or both who are at the mercy sof the people of the community for clothing and food, shelter and educa- tion. The judge who pronounces sen- tence on the erring father and hus- band cannot concern himself about. the mother and children who are thus
 left behind to shift. for themselves. Justice must grind out her grist, and the father must take his medicine for his sinful ways. It is the business and common duty of the judge to see to it that the offender is sent to prison for the crime committed. It is, in fact, no one's business in par children of the convict. what they do for a living while the father is in jail
 This condition of affairs so very con- mon everywhere in America, as well as in other lands, puzzled that great prison worker, Mrs. Maude Railing
 ton Booth, who has made it life work to see to it that the convicts were given their shade of justice, aft ier having been sentenced. She is known the country over as Little Mother" and there are countless thou sands of hard, harsh men, who will prove themselves wife-beaters when at home, who, in jail, deem it the ihappiest hour of their sentence when they are interviewed by the little lady.
 Thousands of convicts with whom Mrs. Booth has talked in the hundreds of jails have begged for their children, to keep them if possible out of the sinful ways of the street and city, to take them away somewhere where they will be brought up among whole some surroundings and a healthy en- vironment. Many pitifu1 cases of Restitution among the families of the convicts could be cited, which have come under the direct observation of Mrs. Booth in the course of her evan gelistic work in the prisons. She planned to establish home for these innocent victims of another's wrong
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-12-17

come to take the cure. Absolutely you are looked upon as being per feet heathen if you are not consider ing the cure, for poor man gets sick and takes the cure and a rich man takes the cure and gets sick.
 arrived in Carlsbad about four o'clock in the afternoon and after hav- ing been comfortably established in one of the hotel apartments I hap pened out on my balcony and there witnessed streams of people, all bound in the same direction and each and every one carrying little red bags. My first thought was that an Ameri- can circus was in town, but then why on earth was everybody carrying their own refreshments Instantly I caught up my hat, dashed out on the street and said: Declare me in. I'm a sure-enough.' Nobody in the crowded thoroughfare heard me, so I declared myself in. I walked and walked un- til finally I reached place called Kaiser Park. There hundreds of these supposed to be invalids, instead of keeping to their strict diet, of about 106 glasses of water day and merely enjoying the music. were grati- flying themselves with coffee and a superabundance of cake, which con stituted the contents of the little red bags. We'll, it was worth the long walk to hear such wonderful music, the time fairly flew, but thE Eorchestra ' ieaTJesT--t1ssttyTii nt,I s7ss--s- -
 You so through the sHne 1Uuttfne about four times day, first walk ing yourself to death, Chen eating everything in sight. Thef first thing you find yourself tipping the scales far beyond your own approval and in- stantly you wish to make a quick get away Before you increase another inch in diameter. The only thing that de- tains you from taking the first train out of town is you must report to the constable of your intentions to leave then gently slip him the lower half of your letter of credit for taxes on the water and music Then you may leave with light poeketbook, but plenty of excess weight. Twas ever thus.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-12-17
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other nrns where steam is turned on. while an- other tub of peeled ones are being brought rom the skinners.
 When they are done the ships cook himself who paees to and fro in the galley all the while mounts upon the nearest with his, and talk ing great six-foot masher proceeds to pound them into white fakey mass fit for king.
 But this is not all he has to do, either. The turkeys are browning in the long ovens and he and his three assistants have continually to open the doors probe with long forks into the swelling breasts and ascertain when to take them out
 The mess tables are all numbered that each sailor knows just where to go when he gets down through the hatchway, and he doesn't waste any time getting there this occasion. It is indeed a singular and lively scene on the gundeck at this period. Every mans plate is heaped to the br1m before him and all apply themselves with dar- ing and disregard for mere stomachs that would make dyspeptic vince and turn his head Dozens of tables dange from hooks between parallel col umns of sailors, who seem only restrained from eating each other alive by the fimsy, vaciating boards which support the food
 When these ravenous appetites have been slaked and even those who have the dilating pow CTS of an anaconda put at rest, or in pain, as the case may be, some of the "old shellbacks will begin to grow reminiscent and tell of the Christ masses they have spent in lands where there were turkeys anything else fit for the big feed"
 Says old Pete the sailmakers mate T mind the time down in Darien, when the steward had nothin' in the storeroom but ton of crusty hard biscuits full of bugs, when y busted em with the handle we yer knife they went whmty nifty in every dreetion-under yer plate, behind yer cup up yer sleeve and around the pans. But, mates that was Christmas fer yer life We couldn't eat the buffalo meat, it that much like bolt rope, drunk coffee and engaged ourselves in bug races down the table By tryin all the bugs out got some speedy ones. And they was speedy. had one that could trot down that table-trot, mind y'-like it Maude herself. The devil of it the bloody bug wouldn't keep in the course between the plates. She'd break fer a hole the finish l bet big money on CT, though and after loosin' 20 bones by her duckin' out of it when she two whole plate lengths ahead, mind y. I fingered I could head her off the next time and win anyhow so 1 put up 50 bones-50 good cold plunkers that skinny little runt of bug, and strike me blindl you ought seen that racei Go! That cussed little bug slid down that table like it was ball bearings 1 headed CT off at the hole with a piece of tack and she clean again the bot tom board of the table an butted 'er brains out. kicked 'er back stone dead. But that race! Whew! raked in the coin from the cap tain of the hold Christmas! We'll, strike me, fel- ers! That Christmas even If we didn't have any eats"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-12-17
CARLSBAD AS HEALTH RESORT
Humorous Resume of One Pileram's Visit to the Famous Water
 Ing Place.

London.--It is not necessary to have map to find a health resort. Just jump on a train and look stead fly out of the window. You may ride 6 day and you may ride week
 Eventually you will come to place where every person looks the picture of health. You will see streets crowd ed with men with thick necks and broad backs, and women whose shapes could be revised ad lib. The glow of health is in their cheeks and their clothes are expensive. 1mme- diately you will recognize this place
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-12-17

bounty that can be gotten to- gether are used as adorn- ments and no end of work is expended on the rig of the boat to be used, which Is sometimes the wherry and sometimes the punt.
 In order to hold to the tra- ditional custom used in the time of Paul Jones and down through the years, the boat is rigged like a brig, that is, with two masts and yard arms crossing, with jib and staysail and spanker out astern. On the fore and aft CT quarters they arrange large wooden tubes, in which are inserted small arms. These "spiggoty guns" com-
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-12-17

Runaway Horse Demolishes Saloon.
 Chicago.-Detectives in a saloon set tling the matter of a stolen overcoat were suddenly interrupted by the hasty entrance of runaway horse, Several persons were injured and the saloon demolished
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-12-17

Senior Ducked for Shaving Mustache.
 Chicago.-John Green, senior at the University of Chicago. was ducked in the gymnasium tank because he vio- lated the rule prohibiting the shaving of mustaches.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-12-17

Won't Make Chicago Dry" Town.
 Chicago.-By vote of 34 to 32 the temperance societies of the city have decided not to attempt to make Chi cago dry city in the spring cam, paign of 1914.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-12-17

affable lot. The preparation of the potatoes is the work of a dozen men, since they must be extraordinarily nice.
 The "skinners" arrange themselves astride a bench in range of a tub where one man sits and losses potatoes continually. The tub is 7 full by another man
 dumps in from a sack carr
 down from the upper s' 50 q cyeise is mado, the
 natatoes going
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19
Gtnlieniihes WanpperiNnp.

Pei Gpmbo an ser tostnn'ft.r
aiTt., no Sonia 0ittpr Gmaauei
nit f>iner 6umilie Die Sommerpos
fen perlebt. fdnosn por tur3em Was
t5per Der itdlieniihen 5lotte itott,
rnb 6 tom babel uuh gu 2~unounass
l6urq.n. Gin Matroi. oes pans
seriHtff.s Rum1 sr3dblt cine luItiQe
@,Itihte uus oieIen Mdnppern in .t-
nt,.l 8ri.fs an feline Gltern. r4lio
Sns Wunoer Der Wunoer" 10 ersdhlt
Die biefsrs 9louiuds in oieiem BEE
ritt, mar Elm. Rtibe tleiner !Sdu<
fen. 81. mir fir Stsine bislten. Sic
reIl.dtsn Ii6 lGnas oes Strunbes.
rno MIR tpnren fofort oupon ibers
ser1t, nub mir tinter oieIen natlir@
Iiden Shun3sn ben @sgner au fus
den botten. mir Ianoetsn ulio uno
p;tterten berslts i~roenoeinsn Sinters
Salt. ga tsins Shii1s fi.Isn. 8urs
tnti6loTsn itiirmten mir Dor. UNI bic
ielnolihe 0s-ihan3una in un'ere
lano at brinuen. On muBten mir
dber feben: 6ieie Stsinbiiasl poren
Jar feline Stetnhiiael, ionoern 8erQe
BON Gunoerten uno dber 6unoerten
Don 8appihufteln; uno biuter Inner
i0uer,e tein 1Ssino, ionbern unaeadhls
= Slaihen prohtoollsn Weines.
Wir %itonpen crit SiemIih perbliftt,
Damn tam ctnem BON uns ole Grs
leuhtunQ, uro er fhrie: Dos iino
ia ole TIaihsr oss 8Oni9s!" 0as
'nirtts onitedeno. uro ga mir nod
otn to0esmutigsn Sturms bas Be
rurlr:s batter. in ir9en0einsr Weiie
unIsrm gritaunen Nusorud gu aeben.
riefen mir ollie: sod bic SIaIhsn
c,s 90nios"! Mber baIo 3eiate Iih.
DAP oisIe 8.rgs BON Wsinfidfden
ino Vateten niht ourh 3ufdll in
Sic NGbs u~nIerer Qanouu9sitelIe qez
tommeh lpdren. Gin padr 8eamte
1fs t0niglihen !6ouSbaltsS tauhtsn
auf; unb nun puros es betan..t: iee
Ser pon uns Wdtroisn follte zines
c!sier Yatete srhdlten, on3u cine SID
ids Weir uno Elm patet 3iearttten.
Sm Qutet fanoen mir Elm boIbes
6ubn. SaInmi, Shin'.n. 9raub.r.
Dit. 3dis uno ihItBli6 Elm runoss
9rot, oos 70 grob mar. DAB ser BEL
! Iiat Mrtonius nht i,iner Wrm.n oas
nit osIobt bite" 9aIo erItien
unter oer Wotrofer Ser tIsine Vrins
| 0um5trt uno unterbitIt Iit nit III
men rrpie nit dltsrn 9riiotrn", unb
oann lam Ser 3pnig. .Gr blieb
i un',rer Nlitte. fprdh nit allen.
FrlQt>. % mir beim QdrounQsmunos
otr t'itti9 NAB eetporoen pdrsn. uno
ala b1l> oorduf bie 2oni9in uno bic
Frtn5sTinren duh sritiereu. CAB IS
'intn 9roten Suhfl."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19
Nene5 Nxisntiet.
Gntbeduns zines GatnrtpunSers ari elmer
inhifGeu Sniel.

Sn ser inbiideu SnielpsIt Iiest
atptf6sn ben bsiben sroben SnieIn
Tlores uno Sumbapd ods Gildn0
Romooo, oas iid sI.idfans in boldn@
eii6em 8.iis befino.t. 9ieie tle,ne
Smell bat i.st cine Naturmertpiiroiss
teit eriten Ron9es 3utage gsforoert in
8eItdlt einsr Gioedie BON unber9Ieihz
l;dem Hieisnpuds. Sic geb0rt our
Udmilie Der Warans uno bat pom Der
Wihsni9aft Den Tamsn .0aranas
&omooenis" mad tbrer 9eimat erbals
ten.
Die Warane iino in Sen Sropen
5iemlt6 perbr.itet uno sei9nen Iif
audi fat in alien Irten our4 itattIi6s
8roBe aus. 10 baB is i'm aquarium
tets cine bsionoere Sebenspiiroi9tsit
biIoen, Die bon benz 9eIdauer nit
ettpas unbebaeIidsm Gmpfinoen be-
tra6tet gu wsroen pflest. Der sr0btt
Wornr, ben man bisbsr tannte. lit
Der 8inoentparan, Der glsihfaus in
Snooneiien oortommt, ober auh ouf
Den beiadbortsn 5.itlGnbern BON
Suooiien unb Iuftrdlien tpobnt. Gr
errei6t bic anisbnIide 2Gnge bon I
SUB. Oas erits gremplar fsinsr
Wsttsrn bon Der SnieI 2omobo mar
aud nidt ldngsr, aber Damn puroe
Elm 5%fpeites bon fat Is SUB 2dnse
erleet.
Wsitere Notfori9unsen bab.n err
eekn, oab auf Der SnieI NOD Waran:
baufan iolen. Die iogar 20 bis %
Sub lang iino uno iib oamit ben qe.
tpalti9iteu 0anotier.r an Die Settle
fteIIen piiroen, 81. ib.rboupt ouf Ser
groe betannt iino. Sogar fur sinen
Gaigator iino Is SUI 21ngs idon
Elm rett ftattIides MnB; BON R;ss
f~entrotooil WIiens Iotpie ON RiI.ros
tooil seIten Gremplar. BON 16 SUB
2dnge idon als isItens 4usnobm,n,
une bic 8eritte bon Rieientrotooil.n
bon % oo.r 80 SUB Gang. psrosn
con porfiatietn 6oribern a~ng.5peis
felt. Ben BEN Waron Rprbautrds
liens, Der bisber Den Ramsn Risfene
poran fubrte. uut.ri6sibst fit bic
rsus Dirt our6 cine fperigsr ipiss uno
brduns.idrhts Shnau;e iotpie ourh
sin,r tir3ersn Shpnus. Oas ancs
hsneeriIt ser neuen 4rt IN ode.9su
ni6t gu unt.ri6siosn BON Dem zines
Darnu. Ser frIher in 4uftrdlien ess
lest bat. ieBt aber felt s.raumer Set
ousasitorben lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19

@.legentli4 oss alG~nasnoen Jtus.s
Brinbeioncs bon puris mad War.
f6au miro Die Mnii6t, Die Der ames
ritanifde GIiessr @raba1, Wbite iber
Die 3utunft Hs JtueS.uges aus=
fpriat. iaerlid int.reifieren. @rabam
Wbite meint nGmlid, nie oi. Brit
tifb Repiep- mitteilt, oaB oas seeen>
pdrtige JlugSeus ni9t Die enosiltise
Gorm lei. %fonoern Is miro iid, lpie
er %bebauptet, Elm nirtlihes vfliegenz
oes S6iff" %entpideln, oefen Wnfdnee
man in Den Waferflug5eugen Dor fi6
bat. OieIes nfliegenbe S6iff" ipi=o
in Der 3utunft au6 Den 8srtebr ibsr
bic Weltmeere iibernsbmen uno bat
oemgemGb natiirlih piel er0Bere Obs
me ungen. als bic beutigen Glug3eug.,
nuberosm miro cs itdrter sebaut un6
luTurios ein9sri9..t fein.
Wit einem Mptor con 200 8feroe=
trGften uno elmer 5liigelipannuna BON
% Wetern lam mar na6 @rabam
Wbttes Gnii6t Elm spei Sonne1
ldtperes 6lug5eug betreiben, bas ouz
Der Dem 6lie9er penigftens feds
TdhreGite a~ufnebmen tann, uno nit
itGrteren Mafdinen uno bel gr0Bes
TEN 6liigeIiponnpsiten erbGlt man
Elm Jlus3eug bon nod grDBerer 3rssz
trait.
Die gs9enpdrti9sn 5Iua8suse iino
na6 Graham Wbites Neuberunosn
III @erfudsfluss,ue., uno 6ie Slud.
maf6inen. Die in osn Oienft oes
9onoels tr.ten tperoen, tperoen fife,
gsnbs Sdiffs" iein, pie .r ie amaze.
oeutet bat, Die nidt 0erts.ua. 6.s
Sportes. ionoern bts 0ertehrs unS
9siddftss Fein psroen. Die Gin.
rittun9 zines 6Iugpoitbi.niss ami.
idsn England uno 6rantr.it III
mad feinsr Wsinuno nur elm. sTroo.
Der 3sit. uno iiber lana ooer fur,
miro Elm 2uftb,rtsbrsoienIt .inaerih.
t't, Der e Dem 5inanst0niq Der Con.
oonsr Gitp m0sli6 muht, tpsnn .r
n1oretrs fsine ppit bur69eIeben bal,
nab paris CUR g0rre gu fIi.qsn uno
aosnos tptsoer gu Saul. gu fein, pbn.
oaB sr 'td Den Standardization elmer
Sesrsiie obsr sem Riitteln oes Glen
b%apnipa9ens a~us3ui.ssn bate. Slider.
LID tIin9sn oieis Deisiaguna.n Ora.
bans WbItes 3iemIi6 optimiftift
coer nlsmano tann hbaupr,n 6os
9Taham Whits unm0glifes aus
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19

T"Hs NE2 ON AHSNeuINg 3u GHOe
sine,z ouf ibrsm Stdnoorte i'm 5noe=
port acknowledgements uno nett
orouben Dnr Qonoon tuieoer auiqe>
taui, UNI oausrno berpnh:t su .orrSen.
Der palait 1T isitoem nit feiuem
Bort cine Dirt 3ipoli e~eporoen. SIM
penoig it.ben bunt 5bIammen oez
fourfelt 9ertaufsitdnos auer Dirt, 81.
nd ais cine beitdnoiss .Ausftsluno"
asbdroen, uuBcn sibt ss Risienrdoer,
S6auteln uno 2uftbaaons, aud Wes
ndgerien uno pilos 80ltsrf6aften.
9as @an3s itieB our6 feline pull
adre 0efdmodloiigtsit ab, bod ser
freie plas mar Der Rettung inert ano
ss berri6ts grobs 9ruusr. ols Be-
tannt puroe. 6aB bic f6Ie6ten 0e>
i6Gfte oes ariftalpalaites CUR Qufs
loiung oes untsrn.bmens uno aur
3panos Oerteigerung oes g.iib.s Der
8eieqf9aft fibren piroen.
Cine Be%rfammlung bon anaefebes
men 0ertrstern Der Qonooner 8iraers
f6dft fpra6 iih oafir aus, gum 4n=
sauf oes paldites offentlih su fans
meln. 4bsr bon elmer iol6en uruer-
binolt6en ReIoIution Bis CUR pittli:
den Bei9affung Der Mittel mar nod
Elm rpeiter Shritt uno es tonnte Bis
oobin Der 0.rtduf 5atiu9e tperSen.
On fprana oenn elm reiher Mqnu.
9oroplpmoutb. Elm uro he3a6lte Dor
ldufig ben bonn 9sri6t an~aeIesten
preis bon 100000 pfuno, INN ben
ge'B fir oas publitum su retten.
Nunmehr mahts fih Der iebi9e 2oroz
manor Burnett oaran, bie 4aufium=
me bon nabe on III WiQionen Doll
lars 5ufdmmen3ubrinsen. UNI 0oro
pIpmoutb gu entlafen. Die Sclfte
puroe bon Sommunol6eb0roen, mo-
mentltd Dem 2onboner @rafi6aftsz
rat uno elmer q lSabl Der Qonocner
5~etIitGote, iibsrnonmen, r.ebr a6er
tonnte man aus osn Mitteln Ser 9es
meinoeIteuer5abler ni6t 6erqeten,
neil Der 9riitalpalait bon Ser Staot
lmmerbtn Iebr nett entfernt Iieat uno
Der 8eiis nur einem 9ruhteil ser
8epolterung gu 8ute tommen miro.
BON oen iibrigen $4,000 pfuno
tonnte Der 2oromapor ielbIt nod 25,z
900 ourd einen Qufruf erboi.en,
Damn mubte er Die Waffen ftreden
uno Die 9ilfs Der preTe anrufen.
Die ZINES" iiberndbm sic ebrenz
Oont ober idpierige Nufsabe, oie ie6>
Isnoen 10000 Yfuno aufsubrinqen;
bier3u Oeroisnt es Grtpdbnune, oaB
oieies 9Iatt iih bisbsr nod ntez
mails an ieinen 2sfertrets nit SER
1rtigen Nufrufen gstp.nost oosr aez
'nmmelt bat. Der Grfolg mar gldn=
3eno, oenn in gang tur5sr 3eit lit
ole u~ngeb.ur. Summe BEL Ser 3eiz
tun9 %.ingeeangen. @lei6 bon In>
fang an CAB elm unssnannt eeblis6e=
ner WG5sn. Der fid ols rpripaten
Burger" beseihntt, 10000 9funo,
uno oieies geiipisl pirtte 10 anfeuz
.rno, oaB oil. iibrisen $4,000 binnen
,tpolf Sas.n 9eiammelt ppro.n Iino.
gu nuni9en pGre, oab man Sen Rri<
%Itoapalait. % er nun 9oltseieentum
piro, griinolih u~mseItdltete uno auf
.tnen oiel bOberen Stano brG6te.
Dor alien miiBte Ser p~ertpabrIoIte
Slasbau ielbft perfhonert uno nit
:rfreuliten uno t~psrtpollen Oiagen
1nsefiqt peroen.
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tF SeSc Sd,ule

lib ruf grben. llnreselmdbiae Sc.
btnspeile, MGnpit an torperliher &eue.
Qung uip. flhrrn gu ienem eRtieelit aud.
lcnnen uub 9eilhrIiheu Heloen Der 8lut-
%aecrtuctcn ODER Sdmcrrhptoen. Aui Die
eritt Shulo leeen &lele aher Damn cine
i%lpeitc peIdhe lth nod ihIiinnter radt; Ste
ShuIo. Nh BON tbreu Shuerieu tcphps
eiteG E.uOdidlber iiberItefern ~ Iaiieu. Der
nie uebcl nit Der Sdlnlrtette oeer nut Nce.
Intitelu nod itIjmnier rIatlt. Yer an ga
rorrhotocn leibet. oente edrdu. od6 e EN-
'ltlercS NtiImittel inr SduurrhplOru aibt,
81. SllSbte's btrihmte Nna.els. Yroben
peroeu non j. &euiideier Il GO, 3cr 1916.
Ntp Oprt, toltenIrel psridnot.