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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1914-01-09
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Mr.. Putnam, Of LaGIande. was ii
the city this week.
Mrs. B. D. Tharp was q visitor ii
Walla Walla Tuesday.
Mrs. W. @. Miller made business
trip to Weston Tuesday.
DR.. Campbell. Walla Walla den.
list. was in the city yestsl day.
A. D. Frost. of Psndleton. was In
the city on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Rohy were up
from Pendleton Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pinkerton of
Weston, were 10 the city yesterday.
Frank Berlin has a thoroughb bred
Poland China male hog for sale. ADV
John Wall hes teen sick with the
grip this week. and unable to- attend
school.
School opened Monday with full
attendance after two weeks holiday
vacation.
Mrs. Mary McCubtin has been gran.-
ed divorce from her husband, A. G.
McCubhin.
W. R. Taylor and ". s. Ferguson
Returned Wednesday evening from a
trip TO Seattle and Everett.
Tomorrow at cPendleton. new offc-
ers for the year will be elected by the
Umatilla County Farmers Union.
J. E. Jones and family were down
from the ranch on the mountain yes
terday, trading with local merchants.
Mrs. A. M. Meldrum aud children
are spending the week with her mo
ther. Mrs. G. L. Urockatt, In Pendle-.
ton.
Mrs. Lizzie Mansfield came over
from Weston Tuesday evening and
spent couple Of days with friends
here.
The first meeting of the J. f. F.
OluD Tor Gne new year. was held last
evening at the home of Miss velma
Wilkinson.
Mrs. Elmer johnson and mother.
Mrs. PieTsol, returned Sunday evening
from visit with relatives and friends
at Freswater.
Miss Neva Forrest went to Walla
Walla yesterday to take her little
niece. who had been visiting at the
Forrest home.
Lorrain, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Shick has been seriously
i'll, and threatened with pneumonia.
bat is improving.
\ Charles May was down from his
mountain ranch. Monday. Snow has
practically disappeared In his neigh
torhood, save where it had drifted
along the roadside.
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| terr;tory fosA = radius OF is miles
around Weston % B. hslp DO the job.
Any child from the age of~ the
Hrst smils." to the time Of s'loIe
dresses and pants" up to IA years. ID
eligible and We ask and want theiE
hearty support. 1t 10 as follows, viz:
Every child as specified above, may
send or bring to the Watts & Rogers
Hardware store name and for that
name this child will be given free
ticket that will admit that child to
any moving picture show that is Civ
en- by Mr.. Rawla Miller Of Athena,
either in Weston or Athena.
Later on. these names will be con-
sidered by a citizens committee Of
eight or ten people and all the Dames
chosen by this committee. each tei6g
limited TO one choice and each to act
individually, will entitle those who
suggested the same. second prize.
and thus will we proceed 10 the end.
Details will be announced in the Wes-
ton Leader as we proceed. Allow us
to suggest something Of the style of
name we think We would like. For
example:
Anoka-signifying an o. K. place.
Utopia--a place Of ideal conditions.
Eureka--I have found 1t.
Skookum Hardware Co.
The o. Z. Hardware. ETC.. setc.
Perhaps the names Watts and
Rogers can be blended into one. A
monogram Of sufficient significance
might be used. We reserve the right
to refuse any name Objectionable aud
may readvertise. Time will be linn
tied by later announcement. So get
busy. Watts and Rogers.
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Here's Something Doing.

Some people ponder. "What's In .
Name" Some say nothing. Othess
say there is much. Nov. this new
firm Of Watts and Rogers. In the hard
ware business ct Weston, are in di
lemma of having "Watts" In the
name. and people might say 1t surely
means Nothing In this case.
Rather an unpleasant situation to have
such Questionable factor on hand
that you cant get rid OF and worse
than that--nobody wants.
We now offer Q solution Of the
problem. and ak the kids or all this
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GLADYS oh. Bert. ! wonder II there
ire mn, sfaIactites In this carer Bert
Ner Il there are. haven'i got this
.i!ek 10 defend you With London
suG II
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PAsTEUR's PLAYTHINGS.
The Great Scientist q Man Of Many
Medals and Decorations.

The Great Scientist Man Of Many
Medals and Decorations.
The great Pasteur gracefully accept
ed all decorations. While be had a pas.
sion for discipline. be never had any
ironical criticism of the distinctions es.
tablished by society. He attached
value to the glory that came to him
self and discerned that men In the
world of politics were his interiors.
In Rue Dutot, in the salon Of the
apartment that the great Pasteur oc-
cupied. one saw IN the place OF honor
q glass case in which brilliantly scin-
tiIlating were hundreds Of decorations.
They came from ali the countries OF
the world. There were lions. leopards.
elephants, eagles with one and with
two heads, roses, saints, angels, all the
fauna, all the fora of the world and OF
paradise. There were diamonds. rubies.
emeralds and gold-enough TO furnish
a jewelers. shop.
Pasteur often gazed upon this case.
His little granddaughter remarked the
10Y that frightened the countenance OF
the demigod when be contemplated this
prodigious display. And one day, point.
ing to the case, she said Iispingly,
'sThese are grandpa's playthings."--
Cri de Paris
The Other Way.
She Ito husband who feels seasick.
ness coming on)-Can ! get you any
thing. dear7 He-Ho Just tell me
how to keep what I've got-Boston
Transcript
Milford chronicle., 1914-08-28
GLENDALE

Every one who has a spark of graft
tude in his heart should lift up a solemn
prayer Of thanksgiving for the blessed
ram which came to US this week, and
which has revived the withered and
parched vegetation. All nature now
looks refreshed.
Saturday night was disgrace to Ellen
dale, and one that all decent citizens
should look upon with disdain and horror.
While a small group of youngsters were
waiting for the late excursion train. the
Mayor of the town, in his attempt to
quite the crowd and disburse them.
deputized citizen to arrest them and
bring them to his office. Then he ran
amuck' himself with double barrelled
shotgun. This aroused the whole town
which was then in a panic. Those who
did not run away from fright were taken
to the office and discharged. This was
a big disturbance over disbanding a few
boys.
We are glad to see a new business
opened here with a spirit of competi-
ton, which makes life in the trade. Miss
Vesta Macklin, after taking a course in
millinery, will open store in the new
building just completed by her father.
Miss Macklin, with her mother. have
gone to Philadelphia, where thev will
purchase a complete stock of goods.
1t looked very strange to see a part of /
Ellendale letter under the heading of
"Redden' last week. This was simplv
a mistake made in the Chronicle Office. /
The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Fred Davis was a grand and ENJOYABLE |
affair, as all will testify who were fortu- |
nate enough to be invited on this occa- |
sion. over fifty guests from the CITY /
and near by towns gathered to congratu- /
late the happy couple, who where also |
the recipients Of many valuable and use |
ful gifts.
Miss Lima Warren has returned after
a pleasant visit to her brother in n. j.
While there she enjoyed a trip through
New York City and Coney Island. and
reports fine time.
The friends of DR.. SAMSON will he
sorry to hear of his serious illness. and
all who seek him for medical aid must
go elsewhere.
The infant grandson of Rev. Kelley is
very i'll with merasmus.
Miss Hitch was stricken with paral-
ysis last week and still seems to be sink
ing.
Edwin Clendaniel, the operator at the
pennsylvania railroad station, is suffer-
ing from a severe carbuncle on his cheek.
Mrs. w. j.. Holden and daughter Eva.
7! west Fhlladelphla, are guests of her
sister, Mrs. Curtis Millman.
The many friends of Captain Lacy
were delighted to greet him on Tuesday.
and once more see his smiling counte-
nance IN Eilendaie. Paul Pry.
Milford chronicle., 1914-08-28
GREENWOOD.

Splendid rainfalls have saved the late
crops about Greenwood.
The burned district is rapidly arising
from the ashes and when all the new
stores are replaced, Greenwood will be
a handsOmer town. The new brick school
structure will be one of the public schools
in which Sussex County can point with
pride, when it is finally completed. The
large grounds given by ex- Governor Pen
newill give a splendid scope for land
scape effect, which should be taken ad-
vantange of.
The lot where Shorts store stood, has
been purchased by w. E. Jones, and he
will build another store building next
year; its too late to start the work for
this seasons business.
The lot where Martin Willey's dwell
ing once stood has been purchased by J.
l.. Houseman, and he will erect dwell
ing on it out of concrete blocks as soon
as the work can be arranged for.
There will be at least fifteen new
buildings completed and occupied be-
tween now and the first of the year at
Greenwood.
At the sale of the lands of the late
Thomas Curry one of his farms near
Greenwood was purchased by J. F. POr- |
ter, who will greatly improve it.
j. r. Hayes bought another of the /
farms and it will also be greatly changed. |
The fine old homestead where Colonel |
Curry resided was purchased by Joseph
Knowles.
Three houses in the town of Green
wood as part of the same estate were
sold to DR.. w. S. Hunter, William Short
and W. E. Jones each. The amounts Of
each sale have not been given out to the
public.
A few cases of typhoid fever have
been reported Rev. P. L. Rice of Green
wood is cOnvelscent from a mild case of
his disease.
The present barber has run of pros
)erity, and needs another assistant, as
he men who patroniZe the one barber
hop here complain in having to pass too
much time waiting their turn in the bar
'er shop each time they get shaved
lore help or another shop is needed.
The home of George Hastings was t
destroyed by fire last Sunday near Adams S
ross Roads from some unknown cause. t
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
'etts has new baby girl this week. f
Mrs. Winnie Clark has returned from
he hospital where she had an operation +
ertormed. She is getting along fine.
Frank StaytOn from Hartford, Conn.
as been home visiting friends this week.
Otis Jester, from Wilmington, is visit o
lg his cousin, Mrs. Belma Jones. i
Illlie Short, Mildred Hayes and Mrs.
adie Hollis are passing a few days at
cean City. "a
w. S. Lord and family have gone to
ehOhOfb for a fUo uoake visit p
Mrs. Sallie Tatman, from Wilmington,
quite i'll at the home of her mother, p'
RS. Long, in this town.
Milford chronicle., 1914-08-28
BURRSVILLE

Black Hawk Tribe, No. 81, Improved
order of Red Men, will hold festival in
the school house grove this Friday and
Saturday evenings. This viii be happy
time for the folks generally, as the Red
Men always provide lots of fine things
for their friends.
After a visit to Tilghman Island, the
Rev T. Price has arrived back home.
Miss Ruth Harvey has been guest of
Margaret Thawlev.
Mrs. Howard Hardesty and children,
of Bridgeville are visiting her parents,
i. A. Porter and wife.
James Morgan is visiting al Easton.
Mrs. Wm. Pedrick, of Philadelphia, is
a guest of her brother here.
Amos Taylor and Harry Jacobs, Of
Philadelphia. are guests Of T. R. Jacobs.
The canning factory here commenced
packing fruit and vegetables this week.
The showers which reached here in the
past ten days were very welcome to the
farmers, and blessing to every growing
thing.
Milford chronicle., 1914-08-28
WONDERFUL CAPTURE.
Exciting Time In Monterey 5ay-Fast
sailing-Monster Shark Captured.

] Exciting inc IN mOHtSi Sy Dey - aS'
sailina-Monster Shark Captured.
Yesterday as Captain Emanuel Fe-
ress of the fishing smack Garibaldi
was about to tack and sail for port
he had an adventure with a monster
shark that the crew will long remem-
Der. They had turned toward shore
when a commotion commenced in the
water, and instantly the ropes holding
the net frightened and the smack start
ed of at a rapid gait, the waves wash
ing over the deck. The crew were
thoroughly frightened and wanted to
cut loose, but Captain Feress kept
cool and ordered them to stand ready
for whatever II was that had hold
Of them. and for half an hour no one
knew what was going to happen.
They could see nothing, but they were
going away. and some invisible power
had hold Of the boat. Then a big
black object came suddenly to the
top. jumping clear out of the water
trying to loosen himself. then started /
for the shore, and soon had run into I
the bar, and the tide left him high .
and dry, and they could then see what
It was that had nearly scared the life
out Of them, a monster shark measur-
ing SO feet. the largest anyone on this
coast had ever seen.
Thousands have visited It, and to
morning a tug belonging to
the American Fishing company, own
FRS Of the smack, will tow the mon
ster to San Francisco, intending to
nave It neutralized and placed on ex.
Monterey Herald. April 20,
1908. Now with North Bay Counties
Exhibit Cars.
Milford chronicle., 1914-08-28
First Ship ID Apphy.

The first foreign Sip to n bake appli.
cation Tor Americm regist@ry under
the new law was the steamship Oce.
ana, lying at the Brooklyn lshipyard,
Of the Morse Dr. Dock Company. The
Ocena is owned outright byI Ameri-
cans W. H. trace & Co.,. who have
numerous fretht steamers on itbe Al.
lantic and tle Pacific have also an.
nounceo tnatlney VIII take advantage
OF tne ne" aw and put number Of
their ships dnder the American aag
Milford chronicle., 1914-08-28
MILFORD NECK

The heavy rains have made all farm
ers happy and the plows are ready to
turn the fields for sowing wheat later on
The Ladies Aid Society will meet With
Mrs. Charles P. French Saturday even
ing, September 9Th.
Miss Mary Baum is visiting her brother
at Lewes, Del.
Joshua Bennett and fanlJ Y of Milford
have been visiting with Mtthew Mitten
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Sei oeutideH llrwalOfplDuiiten
9on N. 10 obI6erebt.

DIS i6 Der freunOliden GiHlaoun1
eines belltIa braiiIilnii6en aaufs
manns foIgte uno meins ausaebe6nte
CSifenbabufabrt oon Der Gren3e urus
arus mad bem iiiDbrniilianif6eh 6as
fen gorto 2tlegre i'm siniamen ReItins
gasSsccI unterbra6, ma6te Gran3
S6iefeIbeIn-sin iungss, iriitss Sos
IoniitensSO5uAen - srobe Qlugen.
Gr batts i'm Namen mtints @aitgebers
ben auftraa srbaltsn, nit nit ieines
9aters riittelnber Rarraniu (auf
6eutIa: Spinne), einem 6nbr5eug. bls
nur 5pei Rdbsr IsiR eigsn nennt,
mad oem bier Siunbsn entferntsn
2alibo, in Ser qrooin3 Rio @ranbs DO
Sul, gu brinsen. Ufit erniter Wime
iebte er mir uusetndn6er, baB fiji
ReitingasSeccas SremosnOerte6r sn!s
idieben bebe. bn beute ihOn fiinf Reis
fenoe benz n3iigsl6e" entIiis9en paren.
pdbrenb Der bobits Gstpro bis6sr nit
5tpeiein6alb, b. b. nit alpei Grpa6Ie-
nsn llnO sinem SinO, iein Diarimum
errei6t bate.
Bir itellten ben &Offer ouf bic Siib.
neraugsr unb begannen nit einsm
ySii!' bic Subrt. 3unG6ft gina es
our6 0bes, unebsnss &lanb, bsIs
len goben bart tpie Stsin mar, bann
auf ger0Lbsbettem Wege 6ersab, 3us
lebt i'm llrpulo 5iemlid Ittil 6ergauf.
Studeynb. ratternp, T6nantenb ia
men mir porpdrts, 10 bag i9 enoli9
bo6erfrsut mar, als i'd bel elmer Wens
buns b.s Deges gu meinsn 5iiben bas
3iel, bic maleriI9 Dsritrsut liegenben
Sdusden bon QeubO, erblidte. Rod
Elm bal6es Stiinb6sn gina es bergd6,
cine altersf6ppade Bride nuroe
paiIirt, Elm poar bunbsrt Wleter peittr,
nnb ih itunb enbli6 unter ben BAL
men Dor benz blibidubsren aplonies
sel6dftsbaufe meines 5rsunb.s Wur
6ae6erle. Gr bisb mid in ber3li6sr
Weife fpilltommen uno itelte mid ios
slsi9 feiner nbeFeren SGlfte" in Der
&ii6e Dor. bic sstreu ibren sr6Dbtsn
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Sas Staats Steuer Amenoe.
ment.

Die Sbioer 5anbsIstummer mirb
llnteri6riften 5ll einem Sniiiatipan=
trag uuf Qsnoerung Der @erfliIung il
9e5ug auf Oas Steuerpeien iammela
Sober giirgsr ioIIte ben antrag untes;
5si6nen, ou IS Iid barlrm ban0eIt, aus
ben unbaIttaren 3uitGnbsn unieres
jebigen Steueripftems binlus 31l gelans
gen. Die 8runozS0ee lit cine aIaiIiz
fi3irung Der Steuern. gu bisiem 81
bufe piro oqes Gigentbum in brei
alaIen 9etbeiIt: GrunDeigentbur,
iftbores peri0nli9es Gigent6um uro
nHii6tbares peri6nlt6es Gigenthllm.
glit ben leBteren 5pei Slufen iit ce,
meint perIonIihes Gigent6um, bas
man nitt psrIteden tann, tpie Giibe,
@etrsioe, Qtutomobils II. T. tp. uno per-
i0nli6es Gigentbum, BAG man DIR
pem Stellsrbeamten oerbergen fam.
ME gonos, &ttien, SppOtbeten, baas
res 8elO u. 7. NJ.
Die glotbnenOigfsit Der alaTifi3is
rung ergibt ii9 aus ben Gintiinften
pon Ben Detifieosnen Gigsntbumsflaiz
len. Soptit ss oag @runbeigent6um
betrifft, 10 lafen ii4 bic barduf
gelegten Steusrn gum alsrgr0bten
3beiIe, bdufig Togar b6aig nbpGl.
gen. 8sroen oie Steuern erbD6t, 10
er6D6t Der Sausbeiiber bic Mietbe
un0 Der 8o6sn6eIiBer ben pa6t5inI.
9as lit natiirli6 nur bann m6gIi6,
nenn bic Steuer ni6t cine gelpiiie
@ren3e iiberiteigt, aber gegen oieie
lleberbiirolm9 niro 9ortebrung burc6
Die geItimmlng setroffen, oob Die
SteuersRate iiber einsn Sent pOm
Dollar nur Dur9 9pltspotllm erb6tt
peroeu oarf. Bel Dem ii6tbnren per.
f0nliden GiSentbltm ldbt bic Steuer
fih ebenfuas bis gu einem gsrpiifen
@ruoe dbfpdl3en. 8enn bic Steuern
er6O6t peroen. ibldgt Der Sarmer mi!
ben prsifen BON &iiben unb S6peis
nen duf. anOsrs OerbGlt es iid1 mil
oem unfiatbdrn 8erm0gsn. Denn
elm goHb bier pro5ent brinst unb es
ru6i Oarauf cine Steusr BON spei
pro5ent, 10 tann Der Better biefes
Bombs bic Steuer ni6t a6pGI3en, fons
bern muB fie aug Der eisenen 3ai4e
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Outer Sang.
Jnnscr gnridc, weldJsr 0eridlieoenc
ypote itnbl unS gootbduier erbrad)
oinafeit gcmadjt.

aorporal Sass unb poliaiit fsa'
Gin psrhafteien aeftera ben % Sabre
alien RuHea peiticorS. Don 60. 3717
Gerraee plaee inter allsrlsi Der.
tdhtsariinben. Die 8enmten .rnlits
teIten. bab psiticorb i'm geiib sin.r
@radM 8easniiGnbe in. pelde nus
ceniheinlid BON einsm 9ie5iiabl bsre
riihrtsn. Der Sade auI ben G,mnb
cehenb, fnnben bic 9eamten auf si.
n.m bem p,tticorb aeh0rsnben Camp
folaenbe Ged,nitGnbe: 7 ganoes, l
SOhn gzot. 8 polit,riiBe, 46 Ru.
Der. 43 &cDftiiicn. 7 Dppp.lrubsr. 8
9anoe Sibe, / piano 0.ds, 81
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sfelobett. 5 Sdnsemattsn. go Muii,s
ipulsen unb pisle anbere Dina. meh..
Die Dora.funbtn.n 9saenitdnb. BAT
petticorb aus Boots. unb gamphdu.
fern su 5otper 6ia unb entlana bes
tlsinsn Wiami Hluiies aeiiohlsn, ME
sr unasblid Der poliasi miitb.ilts.
9orlduiia blsibt Der guri6s ais Der,
odhiia in Daft.
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Die 9Olfstimme.

Qm 9ienitag ha6en in perI6ieOenen
56eilen bes 2anOes Dahlsn itattgse
fln0en, bic gu 9sutungen einlaben.
@On untionalem 9SntereTe mar bic Gr.
iaspd1l fir oen 9ongreB in 0etr
Serfep, oem Ssimat6sitadte oes 8rGIi.
tenten. Der Oemotratii6e &anbiOat
iuar pom prdIioenten inoofirt NOR.
ben, nadoeru er Ii6 fir ben 8ioerrllf
Der 2lbgabenfrei6eit i'm panamas&a,
nal ertldrt bate. 5robOem bat Der
oemotrdtiife anroibat I6lebt abgc,
i1nitten Der rspublitanii6e &anoi.
bat erbielt 10,62O Stimmen, Der be-
mOtrutii6e 524O, Der io5iuliitii9.
5053, Der progreFiOe Gil Stimmea.
Dag 1T cine ie6r intereFunte stdtiftit,
aus Der fith seipiffe beftinmts 5olaes
rungen f6lieben laHsn, fpdbrenb dns
heren Solgerungen llntldr6eit onbdfs
tst. gu Oen eriteren gsb0rt Der Rite
gang Der progreifioen 3Ir abfofuteu
8eoeutunssloiigteit. Gin @otum bon
Gil StimmeH 6etpeiit, pab bic pro.
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SOnueritas, Den 8. slpril 1914.
Sie 3ucrtbeilung Der Rea

y ID ~ V1 ~ I" " W. w
qipnalbanten, Die 10 oDllis pernunfts
pipri9 lit, TAB tie nllr nit pplitlldber
SeeinfluIIung lmp 9oreingenommen'
belt Ii9 ertlGrsn ldBt, piro ni6t uns
beunItanoet hlei6en, SIN Senat 1T
bereits Elm 4ntrag geitellt .poroer,
pel9er pou benz betreffenoen 2luss
I6uB, beitebenO aus benz S4abamts'
SetretGr, Dem 2anoptrthi6 6aftssSe
tretGr uno bem Gurrencp Gontroueur,
Mustunft forbert. ndb nelden yrtn>
sipien bic 3uertheilung erfol9t 1T. GS
trirb intereTunt Iein, 5u erfahren, ma
rum Cincinnati BEL oieier 3uertbets
luna iibergangen pprOen lit uno bic
6offnung pirO gebe9t, oaB eine neue
3upeiIuna erfolgen ptro. Iber nlht
flos @tncinncti bat @runb CUR &Iage.
SbotiG9lid 1T bic anoronllng in Be
aug auf perI6iebene Stdote nod lins
begreifli6er. 9as beSiebt ii6 ire
3iea Daralf, OaB bic pi6tigIte San'
oelsItaot i'm Siibsn. Rep Orleans.
ii6eraangen uno bic 614it rrpidti9c
Stlot OaI1s ais SIP elmer Regionol'
banf auserieben poroen lit, g&l4t
min0er prpbosirenb lit es, oob man
benz Staat MiFOuri 5tpei Re9ionals
banten sug,Iproden BAT unb fir ols
qan5e @ebiet BON 8anIas Gitp btS
nu6 San 5rancisco MIR cine Regios
nalbant inleBterer Stabt ppraeIeben 1T.
Die IioIiden Senatoren 6aben in Der
geitrigen SiBuns cine iebr iharis
&ritit an Dieiem Arrangement geiibt
uno limb entI8loien iupeit ss in If
rem 8rGften ite9t, cine aenoerung 5u
perdnlaiIen.
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Der neu. aOraa.
& on 4 a n ii nopel,
Gnhe 0Qdra.

Wtr auoenbIidli9 bas 6iientlits
Q.bsn in Der nsiien 3iirtei aus Der
glabe beoba9tst, ipiro Dor alien 9tn.
gen bon elmer grI6einnns ssfeiielt
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