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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-19
hourly readings:


The cloudy weather is expected to
continue tonight and Wednesday and
there is a probabilit that showers also
will be the order of things.
Rain is falling at Kansas City, St.
Joe, lola and Manhattan.
Government stations report rainfall
In the following amounts for the "a
hours ending at z o'clock today: An
thony. .s2; Coldwater, .S6; concor-
20; Eureka. 20; Fort Scott, 10;
Goodland, .04 Hanover, 20: Hays
City, %; Horton. SO; lola, .O2; Lib
eral, so: Macksville. 10; Mcpherson,
.O4; Phil1ipsburg. .02; Scott City, O8:
SeCan, 10; Wichita, .16; Kansas City,
.O6; st. Joe, .O6.
Santa Fe Bridge Weakens.
Kansas City, May 19.-Good rams
fell over a large part of Kansas last
night and today. In the southwestern
counties of the state the precipitation
ADDED to the heavy rains Of the last
week have caused streams to rise, inn
perilling traffic by threatening bridges
and overf1owing bottom lands. A
has caused the Cimarron river near
Santana to rise rapidly and the sup
ports have been washed away from
under the temporary bridge of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa railway, ac-
cording to reports reaching the roads
division headquarters at Dodge City.
The Arkansas river is rising in west
ern Kansas as result OF rains there
and in Colorado.
Coldwater, Kansas. reported a rain
of one inch early today. Rains vary
ing from One-enth to one inch were
reported from every weather station
in the state excepting one.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-19
DR.. Urrutia Tells Why He Leu
the Mexican Capital.
He Says There Was q Plot =
Aesassinate Him.
DEClA ARES Revolt IS IMMINENT
Populace and Army Plan Up.
rising Against Dictator.
His Life Is Saved by Funston
ct Vera Crus.

Warrington. May 1s.-Brieadier
General Funston, In q report to the
war department today, confirmed the
stories Of the arrest Of Dr. Aureliano
urrutia upon his arrival at Vera Crus
from Mexico City and added that he
would be kept under guard until he
goes aboard his ship. General Fun.
eton did not say when DR.. Urrut1a in-
tends to embark or whittier he -
bound. He added that Antonio Riv-
ero de La Tore. editor Of Ed Dietn-
men. and leader Of the demonntra-
e10n against DR.. Urrutia. probably
would be released from custody to-
day.
Why He Left.
Vera Cruz. May 1S.-Dr. Aureliano
Urrutia. ex-minister Of the interiors
declared that he loft the capital be-
cause he feared assassination ana In
the belief that q revolt would shortly
occur in the City Of Mexico.
Il LETT the capital he said, s'6oe
two reasons. Tho first was a knoWl-
edge OF q plot among General
Huerta's close political supporters to
assassinate me. they saying 1 knew
too much. Second. there has been
planned general revolt Of the peo-
pie and the army.
Il would not be surprised to rece1vo
now at any minute, news Of an uprio-
Ing against Huerta, whom the peoplo
and the army are tired Of and Of whom
the people and army are determined to
Efso0fineao14 <nve Toeno 6R-@
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-19
HOLD UP A TRAIN
Santa Fe California Limited
Raided IN Chicago.
Bandits Entered Observation
Car in City Limits.

Chicago, May .-ssverai suspecta
are being held at the Brighton PariE
police station in connection with the
holdup OF the Californi& Limited ON
the Santa Fe road within the city linn
its. The robbery was one of the most
daring in the history Of the city, five
passengers being relieved Of their val
uables.
The arrests were made upon des-
criptions Of the robbers telegraphed
back from Joliet by the conductor Of
the, limited.
The two bandits boarded the train
when It stopped at Western avenue
They entered the observation car
from opposite ends. Each carried Z
revolver.
Hands up!" one Of them shouted.
The five men seated In the car jumped
up at the command. One of them
laughed.
robbers, flourishing his weapon. Zinc
up there and be quick about it,
With hands aloft the passengers
were backed against one side OF the
car. One of the intruders kept the
line covered" with his revolver while
the other searched the passengerg
Little money was obtained from the
passengers. 1t was reported, as most
Of them had left their valuables in
their baggage. which was in a Sleep
ing car ahead of the observation car.
The robbers left the train before Il
was started again. and disappeared IN
the darkness of the railroad yards.
The train was under way before the
could tell the conductor
of the robbery however. so the Chi
cago police learned nothing of 1t until
they received q telegram sent by Geo.
Wells. the conductor from Joliet.
According to the description given
by passengers. the two robbers were
short men, wearing dark clothes. They
were unmasked. They obtained IS
from one passenger, 81 from q second
and so cents from q third passeneef.
The train was Santa Fe No. 3, known
as the California Limited. The hold
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-19
DRIVEN OUT BY HuERTA
Archbishop Mora Delro Is Advised
to Leave the Country.

Vera Cruz. May 1e.-Archbishop Mora y
Delro was driven out of Mexico City by
Provisional President Huerta, according
to information reaching here today. The
archbishop, the story says, sought an in-
terview with General Huerta, which was
first refused but later accorded, upon rep
resentation that the churchman had a
communication from the pope.
The communication. 1t is stated, proved
to be a suggestion that General Huerta
resign. The president appeared to take
this advice dispassionately, making no
reply. On the following day, however, q
messenger came to the archbishop with
a warning from Huerta that he would
do well to leave the country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-19
MEETING OF EDITORS,
They Come From Far and Wide Il
Columbia, Mo.

Columbia, Mo-. May. ia large
crowd of visiting editors and students
of the state university attended the
meeting of journalists here today.
Among the speakers were H. w. Brun-
dige of Los Angeles, J. w. Morrison
of Kansas City, Lee Shippey of Hig-
ginsville. and Joe Mitchell Chapel of
Boston.
A feature of Journalism week will
be the address tonight of William r.
Nelson OF Kansas City. over the long
distance TELEPHONE Mr.. Nelson will
sit in his office In Kansas City as he
delivers his speech.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-19
GOES TO MISSOURI.
G. A. Cain Of State Journal VIII Go
to St. Louis.

Mr.. c. A. Cain of the State Journal
Is in Missouri this week, spending
several days at Columbia and other
locations to acquaint himself with
state conditions. preparatory to leav-
ing for st. Louis the last of the
month. where he will go, with his
family. to establish and conduct q
monthly employees magazine for the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-19
Col. VAN HORN IS 80.

Kansas City, May 19.-Colonel Robert
T. Van Horn, pioneer journalist and
formerly prominent in Republican poll
tics. celebrated his 90th birthday annf-
versary at his home here today.
Colonel Van Horn retired from active
Journalistic work several years ago
when he severed his connection with
the Kansas City Journal. Of which. he
WAS editor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-19
REBELS IN SAN LUIS.
They Have Gained . Position I'm Out
skirts Of the City.

Juarez. May 1s.-The constitution
a1ist troops. under General Alberto
Carrera Torres. have gained q posi-
ton in the outskirts of San Luis Po-
tosi and have dealt the federal garrf-
son severe blow, according to 4
message received at the CONSTITUTIONS
alist information bureau here today.
from Espinosa Mfnerlos, private Sec
retary to General Carranxa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-19
Showers General in All Parts
of Kansas Today.
Cloudy Weather and More
Moisture Is Predicted,

Showers were general in Kansas
Monday night and today. The only
government station not reporting
rain was Dresden. In the extreme
northwest Rain began falling at
Topska at 1:2l o,cisfk this mornins
inch according to the official figures.
Showers increased the fall later in the
day.
There is a deficiency in rainfall for
the year to date in the northeast third
of the state, and Monday the pota-
toes and wheat were beginning to
show the effects of the dry weather.
Tor the farmers who have been cutting
their first crop of alfalfa.
Quarter OF an Inch Here.
Light showers fell at Topeka today
The precipitation between o'clock
this morning and 2 o'clock this after
noon was .O6 of an inch, making the
total amount Of rain IA of an inch.
At 2 o'clock the wind was ter. miles
an hour from the southeast. The To-
cal weather man remarked this after
Eoon: Things have grown more in
the last "a hours than had been the
case in a week."
The Union Pacific reported this
afternoon that there was a heavy rain
between Ellis and the west line of the
state.
A Santa Fe report from Newton this
afternoon stated the weather was
damp and cloudy, but no rain was
failing. The weather at Arkansas City
was also cloudy this afternoon. The
railroads had no additional reports
available.
The highest temperature recorded
CT this date in the last "a years was
80 degrees in 1911; the lowest was 33
in 1888.
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NContinued on Page Bour.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06
5ranenitimmredt nnO grobibitioH.

ObuHCAilIHtWICuJt ANV cEUYlutttDu.
Sangiam aber iider Iteigt 6ie
Webr5eit 6es geebrasfa gotunls ge.
gen SrouenItirnreft. glueroings
lit 6ieie Me1rbeit Helm getug, aber
iie lit tmmerbin entiheibeno. 60
melt Iiegen 9erif)te allg SO Goltn.
ties Dor, oaruntter bo[Iitanoiae ge.
rihte aus 30, un6 6ieIe erqeben
cine Mebrbeit bon ettpa 5000 ba.
gegen. Mlan ipir6 nibt feNgeben,
men man bic enogiltige Rebrbeit
ditf ettpa 5000 Sttnnnert a6Tf1ten
miro. 9ie bolitdftoigen geridHe
itro Dor anfone ndditer @o9e nidt
alt ertparten.
SSene giiten uno tpobImeineftoen
Wednner, pel6e angabet, oaS ssrdii.
enittnunredt nit 9}robtbition nid,ts
slt tblr babe, fin0 6urA BEN IusfaIl
Der @abl zines ge5ieren beIebrt
poroen. ghf,t tpeltiger ais bier
Staaten fin0 oltrd bic sSrouen In
Die &etben Ser 8ro9tbittcngItaaten
gepdblt iporoen, n1n1IidJ Colorado,
Q(ri8ona, 8ofbington irto Oregon.
2os rStote sorrnaI" in 2incoIn
6as Wtun6itiid ser g5robibitioniIten,
fin6i9t auf @rino oieier grfoIae
Der Erodenen cine aIlgemeiue Gro.
bibitions.Gan1pogne fit geebrasfa
i'm Sabre 1916 an. gs Iagt, bic
8rauer tpiir0en iett crit ibren Gin.
fluB fir Ginfiibrlng Ser itaatIiden
Brobibition bralden itno bic
Sampler fir perionlide 6reibeit,
bic tbnen in 0ieier 8ob[ opponirt
6dtten, niirbe MAIDEN. syn bier Sab.
rem bon iebt tpiir6e es oonn Ieidt
fem, audi 6rntenItinuttreGt sur Qln.
nabme 81 bringert. 3os pir6 in
geebrosfa ni6t nt0grid iein, tpenn
Die Ii6eroIen Sttmlngeber BEL Set.
ten ii6 nlf Ben t6nen oufee6rdalg-
ten aantpf borbereiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06

2onoon, 6. Sob. - Cine Gepe.
ide on ben 9aiID Eelegrapb BON
OoeIia iiber Iosfau mel6et, boB
12 tiirfiIfe rn6 beltIde seobIen-
onntpfer in benz Gdnor1en Wfeer
Don ritifiiden &riegsiftffen Der.
ieittt Doroen Iinb. Commits iiber
Waosfou oOer Petrograo, bann its
erIusen.)
atben, 6. geoo. = ssnfolae BEG
pI0sfiden rpIiii9en angriffs GiF
bic StelGitnsen Der Giirten In ar.
menieu lit Der 5eIo8ugspInn ocr
Giirfen gu S6on0en gelDoroen. Die
Giirten batten ertDartet, 6ab bic
Stuiien fir ben &rieg niGt borbe-
reitet tporOen tparen un0 gingen
iiber bic faufaIii9e @ren5e. Dieie
ober tDnrfen bier SeeresiduIen ro1
armenien (8uiiden Dem Sdpar3en
lin0 &aipii6en D1eer). Die itdrf.
fte &olonne marihirt iest aif Gr-
ierirnt oie Sauptitaot glrmeniens.
Die Tiirfen iito nit Ser 9ieor-
ganiiirltng ibrer Grltppen beif1ftigt
mo IteIIen einen 8beil oerieIben,
Die eigelttIi6 fir glegDpten 6eitimrtt
pareu, ben gltiien IN qtrmenien &C.
geuiiber.
@ien iiber Saog ui1o 0onoou, 6.
gob. Sier eingetroffenen Be-
rhten aufolge berl1lttet, Oab 9or.
gut 8aifa gum 9beritfon1monbie.
renoen Der 9or6oneaen uno Oes
8osporils ern1nrt iper0est III. -
set 9aihn unO Sdnfep 9afda ba.
ben oas aonunaroo tiirfiiter g[r.
neen iibernommen. Cine groBe
3abI tiirfiider S6iffe itno fiir3lid)
angefaltfter @nnOelsoanlpfer lit In
Silfsfreu3er bertpart0eIt tporOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06
&uiIell n1elOen Siege
ii6er Die Siirfen!
Sinh angebltd) tn Armenien einges
Drnngen nnD mari9iren anf Die
0aMptfa0t @riernal!
see.stes Der Sirten In s9iOarsen @rer bts
Oenten0er, als suerf gemelOet!

Berlin. ii6er $aaa 6. Sob. =
Der &onItoitinopeI aorreiponbert
Der sSrarlffurter 9eitrng bat an
iene 8eiting foIgenoe 8epei6e ge.
idnot: vGie Sirfen bnben Elm @a.
taiIlon ruiIii9er Srlppen BET Or,
buIia an Der rHiitid-tiirtiiden @ren-
3e dngegrifien, rieben 6afieIbe fait
DoIlitdn6ig oiif uuo baben itarfe
SteIIungen nuf ruiiifdeHr @ebiet
eingenon1net."
Berlin, iiber 9onoon, 6. geuD.-
@em6B elmer bier mtsgegebener Be-
fanntnadung i1st elm geridt ais
aonitnrtiropel, 6aB Die etgliide
Glotte afabab, Gtrnbten, bontbar6ir.
te ut0 Grtppen nnbe Der Ggepti-
fhen @rerBe gu Idn6er iitdte. Damn
beingt 6as 3eIegrdn1nt: rRa9oent
bier gngIdn6er gefallen tparer febr.
te Der 9ieIt Der Idnuitoft rnd ben
9ooten 5uriid. 0bgleih 6ie gng-
Idn0er etpa 100 SdiiIIe feuerten,
berIoren mir MIR einen @en0armen.
9ie @iener gleue greiie iagt:
9ag Seegefedt i'm S6nur5en @eer
mar melt idiper tpiegenoer, nls Die
eriten 8ertdtc dn8eiget. @ei bem
aarnpf tpur0en flint rufiiihe arieg.
idiffe un6 10 Sronsport0aupfer
gum Sinfen gebrn6t. @enaB bon
ruiiiiben Mdtroien gerta6ten Or.
fIdrltngen batten bic 8ransportifif.
fe 100 W}inen an 9oro, pel6e iie
I'M S6ipar3en Wteer aas8ulegen ge.
bahten. 3ies Tx Der gepeis fin Die
fein6liden abfidten Der ruiIiiden
9lotte. 9ur6 bos 8on1barOenteHt
BON Sebaitapol uno geoiporipSf tpur.
ben % 2agerbalier, Die nit Betro-
Ieum un6 @etreir0e angefillt tpa-
ren, 5eritort.
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eentrnTper6anb.g .gerinnrm[nnn.

Die regelmdBige 8erianunlltng
oes GertroIberbm1os finbet l1n1ftan.
be balber nift am Greitag, Ionoeru
am Sonrtag 0en s. 9eooeinber,
gtotntittaos purft $3.50 ltbr Inn
9eutiden Saits ltatt. @s lieaen
tpiGtige @ei6dfte Dor, 6orunter 0ie
oollItdnbige abrednltng Der 9ellt.
ihen Eaafeier, Die sSoroeriing 6es
5antmelnerfes Ser Rriegsnotb[et.
6enben uno ote llttterffiisttna 6es
gaaoors Der 0onten fir ben SiIfs.
fott6. Die 3eIeooten iir6 0eSboIb
oringenO eriti6t, bollTtditOig at Ct.
ibeinen.
Wiit oeittEhem @rlb
Aug. S. Spedt @efretlr.
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Ru0sn grtiIfn
6rrn'tOrts an!
gSiSeripredIenSe MeIbnHeen bon ben
admpfen nnf Oem Oitlideu
Sriessidanplat.

Berlin, G. gaob. - Die RriIen
baben nit ungebeitrer lleberma6t
6ie oeiti6en @ren5forts angegriffen,
uuroen ober 5uriidgeidIugen. es
berriden ifiDere SdneeitiirHe, mel.
DE Die Sperotionen Der &ruppen be.
biil0err.
gta1 einein ouitIihen geri6t aus
@ien baben Die oIterretdiidD D.ungari.
i6et Srnppen III goIet uadbem lie
ben @egner nt Der 0iid Cora IN
Sdad eebnIten fidJ ouf borber ee-
pIante SteIlimgen Siridee5ogen. Syl
Gali3ten lit fetne aen6erimg einge-
tretert. SIM Roo.8a.@ebiet in Ger
bien bdben bic Selterretder ben Ger.
ben, bic ftd fludtartie 5ltriidaieben,
be6euteil6e Dien9en ariegsmaterial
abgertonlnten.
u1andeIter, Weoil, 6. glob. - Der
oIterrei6ii6e @oti6nter bat folgerbe
offi5ieue Gepeide o1ts @ien erbal-
ten: .9ie sttudtion in @aliaien 1T
unoerdnbert. sJn ben letter. 6drtp.
fen baben mir 2500 rlliiiibe @efan-
eene gentodt. llniere Suioren iiber-
raitten eeitern eire ritiiiide @tit-
nitionsfoIonne BEL Mpbnif I'M Strp-
tbaI unb n1bmen biele @aeenlnbun.
gen Qrtiaerientitnition.
8etrograo, 6. yeon. - 5oIgenoe
offi3ieIle 9epeide iuitroe bier ber0f.
fentlidt: ,llnfer gormorid gegen
GitpreliBen bGlt an. 9te 9eittiden
boben iif in 0en befeitigten Boli'
tionen bel @ergboIiipo feitgeieBt, mo-
iie unieren Sruppen beftigen 8i0er.
iton0 leiften. g[uf Dem linfen liter
Der Bei6iel befin0en mir ms in
Der 0ffenitbe. 9ie Ociterreider Der.
tbeioigen 0ie llfer Der San nit Der
groBten SartlGfigteit. Sm S6ipar.
sen Ieer 1T Die SndLdge unber-
onoert.
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cfiiaie0er Seatidler g3eridJt.

Berlin, 6. gtoo. - 9os 0eltidje
ariegsomt bot gcItern glbeuO nod.
Ite6enoen geridt beroffentIidt: Sic
Aelgier, unteritiiet BON griten inlo
Grauooien unternobmen ecitern in
Der gto6baridnft bon gtieuport 5lui.
id)en berSee un6 Dem iiberidmemm.
ten @ebiet eineu energiihen 9lngriff
ouf iiniere 4oiitionen. mur0en nber
nit aeidtisteit 5priidgeidlogen.
Qobe gpern iiiOipeitlib BON 2iIIe,
uno iiioIid BON Bern an goO Tin
Der argounen Region) MAIDEN itn.
iere Eruppen Gortihrttte. gluf 6etn
oitlihen ariegsi6auplos bat it6 big.
Der ni6ts bon 9elang ergeben.
Gin 3eutider, Der ioeben aus Ell.
mem Der engIiiAen aon8entrnttons.
lager suriidgefebrt lit, beridtet, oaB
iunerbnIb einer ISOLDE II @efangene
inFoIee grauiauer 9ebauolung uno
idledter9erpilesuug geitorban ieien.
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gnm itntcraana bes g)urf.

Berlin iiber glom 6. g1op =
lieber bas llngliid, melaes 6en
oeltf1en areu3er ogord" i'm Saoe-
blien betrofieL iino bier big Jest
MIR iebr nlagere gertdte eingetrof-
fen. Gs Dir0 MIR fur3 genlel0et.
6aB CT auf cine 0eiitide gline lief
iuo perianf. Ger groBte Gbeil Der
gemannung, Die iif beipun0erns.
fDertb berbieIt, puroe aerettet. Ter
gerIuTt Der gord miro Olird ben
fubnen StreifIug oes oentiden @e.
IHtDa6ers in ergliihe @etpdiIer p6l-
Iig oligenoaen. Sie lmternabmen
alIf eigene 5auIt cine 9attenjngo,
fpelhe beu 6einbe einen beilloien
Sfreden einaeiagt bat. Dem 9e.
rifte oes 9efebls9abers 6e5 oeut.
id,en @eidDaoers geildB lit feines
ieiner Sdifie beidlaoigt luoroen;
fein WidnH 9ing perloren
lie britiide aomiralit1t bdlt NIT
Der gefauntmadlnlg oe5 6eutiGen
Eeeiieges all Der ailfte GGiles 5u.
riid. gieies QGusldpeigen lit mad
Der Hojjia eines Oeutiden @eIdipo.
bers, 6aS borgeitern Bis auf 3ebn
Uaeilen an oie engIiide aiiite ber.
anfan un6 5tpei Nltnenleger uno
ben areu3er o6aIcpon" arg be.
Id,1oigte mo 0as lInterieeboot 3-5
aerlt0rte, leidt begreiiItd. Sit bod
bns engliIde gublifuH Ourd bic
Ebatiafeit Ser oeutiden lluteriee.
boote, Die @roBbritnnlien bereits
ficben areu3er eefoitet bnben imo
bird bic hibnen EGaten Der beltt.
4hen Rreiser aarlsrlbe mo Gm0en
e1if oas Sohite gerei3t 8enn eS
ieet nod offf3iea erfdbrt, 0nB in
cinen Sample auf oifener See bri.
tifhe Shiffe beoeltteno ben ailr5e.
rem ge8ogcu baben, 10 mag ibm Die
oBaIIe iiberlaufen @s bIeibt ab5u-
tDdrten, tpie Die britiide glOmirali.
fit bic btttere Bille per5udern miro.
Die oelttlhe 9[omiralitdt iteIlt emf
ibieben in abreoe, ooB Die Minelt
.ht Der georbpeitfiiite ss5rlnnSs bon
sRonffabrern ittter neutraler Slag.
de qelegt iDorben ieien, Qieielben
ipin6en III llebereinItinmltng NIT
cspiIiiirter STRENGTHENING uerienft.
Der &da6en, ben oelttihe Seen1i.
nen ben Gngfdnoern 5ugeiiigt boben
ilnD bas Griheinen cineS Oeiitiden
GIeff,no6ers alf Der S5be BON Oar.
ruoufb lit geipeis eenng, bab 0eutih
Idnb su binterIiittgen MetboOen lei.
tie 8nfIudt nidt 8u nebmen braiitt
I'M ben aricg IN ettgIiif)e @etpdiier
Al frozen. Die britiide @orriing
an fielltrale W116te, ben nor6Ii6en
ginadna Der g1orbiee 81 bef1bren,
luirb bier als Der erite Gdritt
befrodjtet, Die shiffabrt neutraIcr
Wgadjte III fontrolIiren. DaraI,s
nber fann Oie oeutide SrOidtxie
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Snfe[ ssue's g8nhInrtheiL.

GonbilIe, 81, 6. gaob. - Der
on Dienitag nit GROCER a2aioritdt
piebereetpdblte p0nfeI Soc, Sena.
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9tutItbe Oringcll
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gsidtiae Warming fir giedaiidter.

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Bun. SilfsFonb.

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bon Ser Gditgeberin freltn0-
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ongene5n1en gsafrnttne.