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The evening world., 1913-10-18
SULzER IS GETTING
READY TO QUIT
PEOPLES HOUSE"
Continued from First PaGeJ

accept either OF these nominations. but
will decide to-day.
Al no remote day Mr.. sulser 10 golns
to become . candidate for public once.
dnlsss there Is q radical change In his
plans. He has received many kilograms
urginE him to keep UP his Eight" sup
porters from his old district have as
sursd him no can regain his seat In
Congress. There Is no doubt william
Su!zer believes that with the support oi
loyal friends he may get even higher
honors as vindication.
Mrs. Sulzer continues TO prove her do.
votion In every way. and Ia the more
chee. ful OF the too. She displays the
spirit Of a woman who intends to make
the best OF things. Many personal
friends have called on Mr.. and Mrs. Sui.
ger to express their sympathy.
Gov. 0lynn and his wife do not expec,
to occupy the Executive Mansion unit
November and have invited Mr.. snt
Mrs, Sulser to remain there until thsy
have perfected their plans for the ~
lure. MIR. Sulzer 10 to be given a ''sent
on by some OF his local supporters
They completed ARRANGEMENTS last nigh
a, the Ten Eyck Hotel There will b.
| a parade with ut least one brass ban,
| rom the hotel to the Executive Man
| sion tonight Two hundred will fal
nto line and Jay W. Forest. . Progress
sive. will present to Mr.. sulser q lov.n
cup inscribed:
ITO william sulxsr. the Victim Q
Corrupt Bossism."
Mr.. suizer 10 then expected TO max
a speech. his nrst since the impsach
ment trial began Last night he cav
out q long statement. In which he safe
II now hand back to the people III
commission they gave me. and ! hand
back to them untarnlshed and VI
suliisd."
He quotes the statement 10 issn'
Aug. II. denying using canoaign fund
spscuiating In Wall strest OF usiag 81
J Haisn neasy - euy stoeks. aal SselAs
The evening world., 1913-10-18

an artist aiways takes In his work. 50
far I have noticed nothing out OF the
ordinary. except that . low murmuf
runs through tho audience when The
Black Mask In put on, and. ~ l said.
women Out their hands over their eyes
when the husband who Is supposed to
have been killed moves his hand and
then creeps toward his unsuspecting VIC
tim. But the women are absorbed
their interest seems more intense than
that Of the men. The audiences are
very Interesting"
"would you call them special au.
diencssT"
WON'T TURN LOOSE TeRRiFY.
ING PLAYS.
YES" he said, II believe w have
created what might be called special
audiences. They arc made up Of people
with . taste for caviare, let US say. II
10 the unusual In tho theatre they relish.
| Another special audience has been cre-
| ated for days like DAMAGED Goods.
but In this case I believe Il Ii the die.
ease rather than the propaganda that
attracts. I doubt n n play dealing with
scarlet fever or tuberculosis would In
forest the public. For myself. ! must
say that ! am interested only N plays
that are dramatic or clever. A mere
'shocksr.' with trumped-up sensational
ism. means nothing to me. But have
told authors that plays for tho Princess
must BE- unusual. and you may readily
| believe most OF them are There's .
snake-play that has been chasing me
around for weeks. Next came q gorilla
~ the chief character In q drsmatiza-
ton OF terrible. hair-raising deeds. An.
other one-act menaSeris has al soru
OF animals crawling through the win.
dow Of the hero,ne's simply furnished
home"
But don't lie frightened. These wild
and terrifying plays are to be kept In
csOtivity. Mr.. Blinn gives you his word
that he won't turn 'em loose.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
FINAL COURT ACTION
IN EDDY WILL LITIGATION
Trustees Appointed to Administer
100000 Fund to Promote
Christian Science.

CONCORD. n. H.. Oct ls-The nnal
act In the prolonged litigation over the
will Of tho late MrA Nary Baker q
Eddy was tho appointment by Judge
Charles X. Corning In tho Merinack
County Cour, Of Probate to-day Of
trustees to administer the 5000. 60 fund.
which Mr.. Eddy left for the promotion
and extension OF tho doctrines Of
Christian Science as taught by her.l
The trustees appointed are Archibald
Mcclellan. Allison v. stewart. John v.
D4ttemore. Adam r. D.ckcy and James
A. Neal. who constitute the Board o!
Directors OF the First Church Of Christ.
Scientist. In Boston. and Josiah f.. Fern.
aid. OF this city, a banker. who has been
the practical custodian OF Mrs. Eddy's
estate since the establishment OF this
trust in 1907: the court thus choosing
as trustees men In whom Mrs. Eddy
during her lifetime reposed confluence
These appodntme nts b. Judge Cornina
we're made under y rocsnt decision OF
the Supreme Court OF New Hampshire
y hich held that Mrs. Eddy's will estsb'
shed not . local but q worldwide gen.
eral, charitable trust. not for the bene'
At Of the resident Of any particular
state or country. and 70 be administered
under the general supervision OF thu
courts OF New Hampshire. This act OF
the court 10 held by tho friends OF Mrs
J ddy to ASSURE finally and definitely thu
Carrying out OF tho purposes as TO he,
property which she expressed In hel
will.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
GIRLS! GIRLS! YOU MUST TRY THIS!
DOUBLES BEAUTY Of YOUR HAIR

the hair Of dust. dirt or excessive oil,
and In just . few moments you have
doubled the beauty Of your hair. 4
delightful surprise swsits those whose
hair has been neglected or u scrssgy.
faded, dry. brittle or thin. Besides
identifying the hair. Danderins dissolves
every particle Of dandr,lii; clesnses. puri-
iiss and invigorstes the scalp. forever
stopping itching and falling hair. but
what will please you most will be after .
few weeks use. when you $50 new hair
fine and dovny st first-yee-but really
new hair growing Ill over the scalp. Il
yos eass les pretty. solt hals. and lets
Of Il. surely ct . SS-esat bottle a
Knowlton's 'Dsadssias iron aay dsvs
saass o. toilet ssustss sad juss W 4.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
ILLINOIS SUFFRAGE
HEAD WIRES PROTEST
To THE PRESIDENT,

CHICAGO. Oct. Is.-Irnrnediateiy upon
hearing OF the order OF deportation H..
sued against Mrs. Pankhurst. Grace vii.
bur Trout. President OF the Illinois
Equal Suffrage Association. sent . tel.
eKrsm Of protest to President Wilson.
Her next act was to call a special
meeting OF the board OF directors Of the
association 60 consider what aid could
be extended to the famous English sui
fras!st.
Our association recently voted to OK.
tend every courtesy to Mrs. Pankhurst
while she was In this country" said
Mrs. Trout, who was ono Of the lead.
ers In obtaining the ballot for Illinois
women. 1T will be a mistake TO make
n martyr out Of her. In this country
We do not believe In militancy. but in
England condition., ara difYerent--it In
really civil war there"
The evening world., 1913-10-18
NelU York Wants One Third Shock
And TWO- Thirds Fun in the Theatre

Biinn Speaks
From Experience With
Audiences al the Prin-
cess, Where Thirty-six
Patrons tainted Last
Year--But EUen More
Remarkable Is the Sys-
ten, by Which First Aid
Is CiUen the Injured
plays With Snakes,
CoriiIas and Things Are
Kept in Captivity.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
McAdoo Denies Ne IL to Resisn

McAdoo Denies Ne II 20 Resign.
WASHINGTON, Oct 10. - Secretary
McAdoo to-day took occasion TO re-
afirm that he had no intention to re-
alRn from the cabinet His statement
was made In the course OF two letters
10 newspapers which had referred to
h,s intention TO resign and requested
them to state that he had no such In
tention.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
Will Preach on volturno Dissste,

At the Washington Heights Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. corner OF One
Hundred and Fifty-third street and
Amsterdam avenue. special services
will be held tomorrow night and the
title Of the sermon Of DR.. J. r. Price
will be Tragedies Of the Sea- The
sermon was inspired by the loss Of the
Volturno. Capt. Inch Of that steamer
and Il. o. Thomas. manager OF the
Uranium Line. have accepted invita-
lions to attend the services.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
A.eA Woman Killed BY Automo.
bile Near Her Home.

While crossing the street near her
homo in Freehold, N. j.. last evening
Mrs. Harry McNinnie. seventy. a
widow. wsA killed by an auto driven
by Major C. II. Duncan. She did not
see the auto and Major Duncan failed
10 see her In time to avoid hitting her
she was hurled several yards and died
AEON after Of q fractured skull.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
WILSON'S BIG SWEET POTATO
SIX Founder Given Him - Sample
Of Democratic Prosperity.

WASHINGTON. Oct. IA sweet po-
tato weighing six and three-Quarter
pounds was removed from the desk
Of President Wilson to-day and carried
to the White House kitchen. The
White House chef tonight will pop
1t into the family pot and the prise
vegetable will grace the table OF the
Chief Executive OF the United States
at dinner.
The potato. on view 20 the Presidents
callers all Of yesterday. was the gift
Of Charles f. Robinson OF LincolntOn,
N. C. The donor sent II. he said. "as
q sample OF Democratic prosperity"
The evening world., 1913-10-18
For 25 cents you can make
your hair lustrous, fluffy,
and abundant.

Immcdiate'-Yesi Certalni-that's
iish., w w.vy. fluffy. sbundsnt and sp:
pears - soft. lustrous and beautiful
a. . young girls after . Dsndsrias hai.
cleanse. Just try this-uoistss . ciceh
with . little Dsndsrins sad eeeseuIly
dysw Il through yoss hsis. taking 90
s2nall stsond st . time. This Wtl cleaAea
The evening world., 1913-10-18
IN ENGLAND IT is VeHITA3lE
WAR--AA. IA!


u th'hN 10" =" "'' - ''" '''".''' ~
me Sp"''iI H"''" ny 1900 ".N we've 'u'''
m beio'" 'ilt'"' h"'' .r''" IL
'Icar' "hn' Wa '"'"'' GU 81
war = j." ur "'@"d Too England. i1''
the" 80 r'"rI" new 49," 80" i''p 20
vii 'r""f'' go" II'' ''" n.'d >'''~
OF Nl'Il '.h '' '\'' i''' '' "''"'
nations ~ iN' Wow" :" SNOW 200"
person, NI'O st"' ""'.." should lot"
welcomed
What .'.c '"i 20 s't i'gi'd.us H"
n1iuc e. i1'. W"''u'n. "n'' .n Eng
land and "'.'' Me ia SINUS "'s
.sked
"SmrlN iUs.' 'rd 'F". ihf So II
u.umr, ia 'be end
ne,,",' ~ ,.. .'.."' W. '' ,'. ~,
,,r,,,,,, -, .,,,Iu.,., E, raj, u,.
'.,,., -, r,.. I,,,., MA, AZ. r,,t,
hur., nl.b, ,r,..u u inc sInrsgc
,,..,i,,, .,,,,,,I ... l,r b.,r,, a, Mad.
son snuarr G,,i.n io-morr,N nIsnt
.,a n, ga. r,.ifry 4, ur,oll,u ines.
l.y nlsn, Th. ,n,rI hal added l., Inc
d.por,a,lo,, order a recommendation that
abe be hot adnittel under bond Mr.
Reeves at once lef, FOR Nashingtos
INSPECTOR. Genrge Moore and James
Mcaregor OF tho Immigration Buresu
and a number % other. boarded La
Provence from the tag Immigrant soon
after daybreak. They went a, once TO
the f,rst cabin saloon and asked 4 stew
Ard that Mrs. Pankhur.t he brought he
fore them a, once.
Within two moment. A slender woman.
keen eyed. with a mocMlngiy pleased
smile, rustled acros. the carpet TO them
Mrs. Pankhu-s, looked Ike anything
but q political amazon. She wore .
COLONIAL cooked hat OF fuzzy blue. with
blue ostrich pIumss. q black fur Jacket
aud . ciinsIng gown Of srAy.sh green.
vge, MRS. PANkHURsT ADMITS.
sHG's SEEN IN PRISON.
You are Mrs. Emmeiins Pankhurst?"
asked Mr.. Moore. and a. she nodded
assent: I'VE are inspectors OF the
United States immigration Service. II %
our duty under the law to ask you some
disagreeabls questions. Have you ever
been In prison. Ms. Pankhurst?"
Il have" said the Brit!Sh leader Of
sufragsttes, calmly.
Were you In prison on account Of
conviction Of q crime involving moral
tuspituds7" asked Mr.. Moore.
No" said Mrs. Psnkhurst. but Of
conspiracy. II 10 . crime under the
English Law. framed by men who desired
an easy means Of restraining and pun
ishing their enemies whether there we're
seed. moral or legal grounds or not.
Anybody could Be convicted OF con-
spiraey in England for anything II the
ruling powers % demanded
Were you not convicted Of arson"
Z was not. ! believe II was charged
thse my conspiracy resulted In arson.
but there vas no charge that I directed
susA . crime or took tart In H."
MILITANT TO Gllis ISLAND IN
oPeclAl TUG.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
KILLED IN AUTO SMASH.

One Rider Loses Life, aaa Three
Others BaAly ln1aPea.
POUGHKEEPEE. n. T.. Oct S.-
william Joyce Of Beacon was killed.
Irving Covert Of Beacon. and Mary Les.
ter and Mrs. Mamie Ackert OF POUCH.
keepsie. were seriously injured when
their automobile left the roadway and
ran into . tree near Hyde Park early
tO.day
The evening world., 1913-10-18

WASHINGTON. OCT. H-Headquart-
ers OF the National Woman Suffrage
Association here to-day engaged two
attorneys to appear for Mrs. Pank.
hurst at the immigration Bureau. One
10 Mics Emma G. Gillette. an ardent
suRragtst, and dean Of q local law
college.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
MITCHELL The TAILOR,
1881 BROADWAY, I
New York.
OsEO.

CkOssMOND--On Friday, Oct. ~, 1919.
LOUIS d. cRoSsMoND. In the SSA ySas
Of his age.
Funeral services will be held from ~
late residence. Nc IS w. SSH e., NV
York City, Sunday. Oct. 10. At I 2. =.
GUILTY. - On Oct. 10. JOSEPHINE
GUILTY ines Fox,. beloved Wteo q
John Guilty and mother Of Johs cd
Josephine GUILTY and Mary otInesA
formerly Of the Eighth and Ninth Was9a
Manhattan.
Funeral from her late rssideaes. Ne.
l1s South Eighth st., BROOKLYN. sa
Monday. Oct. 90. at 0.t5 A. ": thoaeO
to the Church Of the Epinhaay. oeSth
Ninth e.. near Bedford av.. wheso 0AAe
Will b said ~ 1910 o'cleck.
hoboken.
Oct. 10. lo1o.
LAURA. beloved daughter Of JsesN 81
Laura Temple 'nss Hsnshs|. Crsl 10
years. 4
Relatives and friends are rsspssslllat
invited to attend funeral sunday, ~.
10. At 9 p. NJ. from residence % az.
sntS 18th and Bloomfield sts.. Hobohon.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY.
SAILING TO-DAY.

,.!.:lH III. ..,s sS: .ss., . s3p oaSr2fyf ,..
Y sS'' I.sani .ss;,,i s;aHa, SI..di.a o. pi.s
The evening world., 1913-10-18
HAVE A shoP TO "REsToRe
PAlNTs."

I'VE have a chemists shop where
'faintS.' a. We call them. are restored :"
I was compelled to take Mr.. Blinn
seriously when he added:
1T Isn't exactly a department Of the
theatre. to be sure. but various restora.
tives are kept on hand for emergencies
The fact that thlrty-six patrons tainted
last year led the MANAGEMENT to fssl
that II should he prepared for anything
that came up--or rather anybody that
fell down"
For moment tho unique idea STAG.
gered me, A vision OF limp bodies beinG
revived with spirits OF ammonia. or a
crumped gentleman with spirits more
suited 10 his taste. was followed by the
thought the press agent OF the Pr!nces,
ought to be q registered drug clerk. Bul
Mr., Blinn took II all a. \ matter o
course. merely remarking: The recort
10 interesting"
How are things going this Year,
inquired casually.
"Oh. very WE'LL very yell. indssl." ~
piled NJ. 1ilaA. With thaApsatisaassieI
The evening world., 1913-10-18
Big Explosion!

The old cory that you can, make
good" has been worn .hread-bare and
exploded by World ads.
Just offer for sale In tie t,s Sunday
World tomorrow:
4 house, lot or farm;
4 shop. store or market;
A new or used automobile;
Your services by day. week or month,
A typewriter, safe or billiard table;
Watches, diamonds or ,ewelry,
4 dog, parrot or other family pet;
4 yacht, motor-boat or asroplane;
Some books, coins or postage stamps;
4 "iano, organ or phonog,arh.
Some stocks bonds or mortgages;
4 partnership, good viii or other
istsrsst-
1hsn you may rest assured tia.
WORLD AID. AMSwERs
WILL DO THE REST!
The evening world., 1913-10-18
LadieS!!

! have q rich l00klng dark
blue I.lanniSll serge that I
can sell ut q price OF 3l.1S
per yard. Call Or write t0e
samples.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
sUtzeR oUsTED AND olvNN
SWORN IN.

The removal Of Gov. Sulzer was com.
pleted at 1855 A. NJ. yesterday and at
$40 Martin II. Glynn was sworn In Al
Governor. Robert H. Wagner. Tam.
many Senator. automatically became
MISUNDERSTANDING to succeed Mr..
Glynn. Gov. Sulzer was voted guiity
on three counts and not guilty on the
remaining five. OF the Minis members
Of the Court Of Appeals sitting. eigh:
voted for conviction and removal. The
Chief Judge was excused from votins
on removal.
The evening world., 1913-10-18
MURPHY IS OOCCED
BY TWO SlEUTHS;
Who HIRES EN-?
oc"n'iucd com First rag ,

,' ANNA "'' lie ia" P'"oh ,e
100" w '"r nN'h'ef ~ ;nc a. ii'
i''"e'''a"ds no" ''at 'h' ''i vas pee"
r'Seo oF "e'"'N" 'S'h'F. ME-
Murphy wo"'' h"' give ''e name O. 'he
.o"'e'h pe's'te' ne saul ne ~ h"' posi-
we 80. ms inIofna,lon s correct.
Seeo'HS WAINeO HISH' 'N'o
THE W'GWAM.
TIE next day. Murphy SAYS. .hsse
lanky shadows entered tho wiswan
about noon. arriving in car with an
altered number. Two of the Tamnany
The evening world., 1913-10-18
IS POORER NOW THAN WHEN
NOMINATED.

S"eV NOW IMAM WIEN
NOMINATED.
own no real estate, no mortgages
no stocks or bonds: and no other assets
save an equity In some stock in two
small mining companies. The mining
stock has no market value. l have been
unfortunate In mining matters and,
In so far as l could. got OUT Of them
last year.
Il had on deposit In the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company before my
nomination over $1,000; 1 have on de-.
posit there now not much more: and
that Is ell the money possess. Take
II all in all. am poorer to-day than
was before the night for tho Governor.
ship began last fall.
"1sd wanted to make money ont Of
my campaign for Governor Z certainly
would not have rejected. - ala, Offers
OF donations from several eitissns Of
upward Of 100000 ana borrowed the
money did from Reilly ana lgsaay
and several others.
Just few more words IN conclusion.
have fought good hsht. agains,
tremendous odds. for honest govern.
ment: ! have kept the faith: I have
been true to my oficial oath: I havs
stood by the people: ! have dared u
defy Boss murphy, ana dia Il n ~
facs Of threats Of exposure ana DsT-
soaal aestxuot1on.
"xaA but served tie BOSS via
half the seal ala he 0tats, WilliAul
0ulssr would asvsr have bssa In.
psschsA.'
The evening world., 1913-10-18

Mrs Rheta Child Dorr. the Ameri.
can militant suffrayette. sat beside Mrs.
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Srci, Srei, Srei!

Die @asconabe Central Selcpbor
80. ite9t I'M 8egriff elm nelles Sele.
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tueldeS am 1. altguit unter ibren
I%bonnenten 5ur Sertbeilrng gelan.
gen miro.
I'm Die Naneir aQer 9ieieniaen
IN Dem nelten I~oressbiid} an baben,
DeIde Die albiidt besen in nddIter
Seit elm Selepbon . Snitrrment in
ibren @~obnlngen anbringen 5u lai.
len, MAIDEN mir allen relten @bon.
liertten Die folgenbe freie Sfferte:
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rerbalb Der @renSeit bon Sermanit,
fir einen Monat foitenfrei anbrin.
gen, unter Der 9eoingling SaB mir
Den alftrag nod Dor Dem 1. slrguit
erbaltetL 10 bob mir Den Raneit oes
neltert Mbonnenten Dem neiten 9i.
rectorD nod beiiiigeli foniten.
4le Ibonnenteft, melde cine Ser.
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gaantert in ben 2iiteit tpiiitiGett, ober
tpeI9e Sebler TN aIten Bud
ait baben piiniden, fino
btermit eriu1t Die Gentral-Sffice Dor
sem 1. &ueiIt bapon in &enntniB
su iesen.
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ct. aOniier @arftpreiie.

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Die 3nfubren bon @ei5en i'm aan5en
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&aniaS Gitp, no oil einem Gage
100000 @uibeI auf ben Marft ia.
tten. 8erienber faitften IN gr6Berer
WeneetL 10 aitd MiiQer. 9nd begt
man alleemeine MliSiibten alii cine
Breisermebrigitng. Ole @inteptpei.
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tiiien ollie @rlpnrtungeit utlb Die
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uipo baben Die auSiidt fir eille CUTE
@rnte 6e9iinitigt, bod iperoen Die
biesiabrigen grnte.@ rgcbniiie nit
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n@rabeb" iteller 8eiacn brodyte
am 9ienstog in ct. &ouis So
S5R Cts. pro guibel; III Nelp Oorf
foitete gra6ierter @ei6er So. 9 So.
~ Wy, Wv OlplDel
Die fpmmer5ielIen Gorr1tbe nab
men tp1breno Der @odJe i'm 400, 1913
9uibel 8u uno umfaiief 5ilr Belt
29,390,000 9uibel geaeniiber H.
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lebten 8ode ltanbbaiterer ais III Der
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brigung miro eripartet. glItes MebI
bringt nod INNER cine feline Brdmie
unb fir neues Mebl lalrten Die Duo
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bert taglid Die slltSiidteit ailf cine
quite Maiserllte uno baber hit oieier
ca 3c. pro guibcI i'm Sreiie geitie.
gen. Die NaGfragen lparcn groB
urtG erftredten iif aitf allie Sorten,
600. 2. @raOierte Sortcn,
foiteten 9ienStag 64c--6Sc pro @u'
ibel.
Der Safeunartt lit i6iuod unb|
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bon hc--1c pro gitibel fir nellcuI
iiub iiipS italbbaft fir alten Safer.
Die reidet angebote iibertrefien 0icI
Nad)fragen bieiiser GerfGitfer.
Der &artoffelntarft lit 5iemli6
lebbait, ood1 balten iid Die BreiieI
aiif elmer gleiden S0be. &leinere.
ibledtcre Sortelt briitgeir nenig ein,
oa Die 3ufllbren Der beilepen Cor.
ten reidIi6 iirb ult6 foitelt 6ieie So
Cts. pro @itibel,
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re tlagere Sorten brad)ten $7.25-
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mebreren Sabren NAL in Ingriff ae.
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gu tpititiden, baB iid ale 9iiraer
oafitr ia~rtereiiiren piiroen. Gieie Be.
nbiid)tige Staatsftrobe ioII iiber Ssef-
terion GitD bis mad, SUFFERS SGbre
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ME es id)eittt, iid}t berii6rt perbe1t.
Sefferion Gin @~olsfrerno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-25
8aseOnnbe GOmntp Gebrerprifuns.

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am Sreito9 lino am Sanstas, Dem
ltlditen 1. uflo 2. Nltgitlt, IN Ser.
mann iirb ODenspiae ftatt.
Die &~eibenfoIge Der @egenItGnoe
miro bieielbe ieil als lpie bis9er.
Gerionen iueId)e Die Griifn1g oil
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lilallil, 5u madell lpiiniden, miiiiel
ibr @eilld, i'm @orails einretdyer.
Iaes notbige 8apier miro in Ser.
mann rno in SwenspiIle gelieiert
perOen.
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