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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-12-08
70 BE CONGRATULATED.
James Montgomery Goes With Great
Me- thern Life Insurance Company.

On January lst, James Montgomery
goes with the Great Northern Life
Insurance Company of this city, as
Manager Of home agencies. We GER
tainly congratulate this company in
securing James Montgomery for this
important position, known as he is
throughout this section of the
state, it certainly augurs well for
this company's future, and accounts
for its marvellous growth, that men
of ability and character are being
selected for these important places.
1t is a great pleasure for the editor
to thus acknowledge and endorse this
appointment, and in so doing, only
voices the sentiment Of the people of
this city in regard to Mr.. Montgom-
cry, whom they have so long and
favorably known.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-12-08
SALE OF RED CROSS SEALS.

The sale of the red-cross seals prom
ises to be more successful this year
than ever before. The standard set
by the committee is to double the
amount raised last year. Those who
purchase are buying health and every
one has this opportunity to give to-
ward the work of making WTausss:
healthy city. Public health can be
secured if people are willing 70 pay
for it by educating the people how to
use the presumtuous measures and
creating a desire for better standards
of living. Let US spend trifie to
keep well rather than pay later for
medical attendance. Bear in mind
that so per cent of all deaths in Wis
consin are due to tuberculosis; there
fore the Importance of adopting
measures for fighting it. 1t is pre-
ventable and durable but many cases
are neglected for want of enlighten-
ment. The Anti tuberculosis COM
mittee offers nurse to visit each re-
ported case. She takes literature to
the home, gives advice and shows
patient how to prevent giving the
disease to others. Practically every
case she has visited was directly
traceable to an advanced case in the
home. Several children are under
observation and treatment whose
parents one or both have died of the
disease. The visiting nurses services
are free and she is valuable helper.
Call her up by telephone, write to
her, or call on her at the Shildren's
Inirmary. Buy the Christmas seals
and thus help to promote active, in
telligent agencies for the sake OF
making Wausau safer place to live
n
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-12-08
ANNUAL EVENT.
Past Masters Night of Forest Lodge
No. $50 F. & A. n.

Last Wednesday evening was Past
Masters night of Forest Lodge Nc.
100 Il. a. A. III. and the event, as usual,
was very happy and successful one,
there being upwards Of 200 members
present and the work which was in
charge Of the Past Masters, was fol-
lowed by a banquet and delightful
program Tie Past Masters taking
part were: W. B. Scholfeld, Karl
Mashie, L. NJ. Willard, E. b. Thayer,
p. A. Riebe, w. w. Albers, d. Nc
Naughton, A. r Bardeen, F. W. Gen
rich, Fl. G. Flieth, S. B. Tobey, ]. n.
Manson, c. B. Bird, F. P. Stone.
Those absent, who are living were:
A. V. Gearhart, who was i'll at home;
w. III. Mylrea, who is in Los Angeles,
Fl. t. Northup, of Green Bay; G.. c.
Parlin of Boston and j. P. West of
Hastings, MINI. Those who have
passed away are Eli r. Chase, r. P.
Manson, S. Fl. Alban, G. Y. Barieen.
G. +. Crosby and Rev. w. E. Waight.
The after dinner program as ar
ranged was changed somewhat owing
to the illness of Mr.. Gearhart and
was as follows:
Solo. .............M. NJ. Secor
Memorial to Rev. w. E. wright.
..-:-...........W. w. Albers
Memorial to S. H. Alban. f. E. Bump
Solo. .................D DR.. p. A. Riebe
Address, Masonic Land Marks -.
................C. b. Bird
Address, Mistakes" ......S. B. Tobey
Accompaniment. Miss Wanda Hopp
Since the annual event of year
ago, two past masters have died, S.
II. Alban and Rev. VIM E. Wright,
and as the program shows, memorials
to each We're read. That of Rev.
Wright was written by L. A. Pradt,
who was unable to be present to read
it. Both were excellent and with the
large picures of the deceased brothers,
which had been brought into the
lodge that evening brought back
many tender memories The entire
program was very entertaining and
it was after midnight when "Old
LANCE Syne" was sung.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-12-08

ing school and had held numerous
minor offices.
In the spring of 1909 he was made
county superintendent of schools of
Marathon county, and was reelected
to that responsible position in 1911
and 1913. He had always taken a
keen interest in educational advance
ment to which he contributed through
public lectures and literary work In
the death of Mr.. Pivernetz Marathon
county has lost a man that had given
much time to the educational upbuili
of this county. He was known
throughout the state as an able edu-
Gator, and his untiring efforts brought
educational prosperity. Mr.. Piver-
metz life was characterized by duties
well done. He was neigborly, amiable
and pleasant to every one, which
won friends for him wherever he was
known. He was a member of the
Northeastern Teachers association
and County Superintendent associa-
ton. In fraternal orders he was
affiliated with tic Equitable Fratern-
al union and the Western Bohemian
Fraternal association.
The remains of Wenzel Pivernetz
arrived Thursday from Wales and the
funeral took place Friday afternoon
al two O'Clock from the home of his
sister, Mrs. Jacob Duerstein, 526
Washington street, Rev. j. M. Duer,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, otficiated Burial was made
in Pine Grove cemetery.
He is survived by his aged mother,
Mrs. Anna Piyernetz, and one sister,
Mrs. Jacob Duerstein of this city and
two brothers, Frank Pivernetz of
Oshkosh and Joseph Piyernetz of St.
Paul.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-12-08

1t is with the deepest regret that
the PILOT chronicles the death of
Wenzel Pivernetz, superintendent of
the schools of Marathon county, and
one of Wausau's highly respected
citizens. which occurred on Tuesday,
December 1, 1914, at the sanitarium
at Wales, Wis. Mr.. Piyernetz had
been in poor health for some time,
suffering with tuberculosis. His death
came as shock to his relatives and
friends, although it was known that
recovery was absolutely impossible.
Wenzel Pivernetz was the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pivernetz, the
youngest member in family of
seven children. He was born in
Kewaunee county, Wis, August S,
1877, and was thirty-seven years of
age at the time of his death. His
parents were natives of Bohemia and
came to this country in 1856. In 1892
the Pivernetz family came to Mara
thon county, settling in Edgar. His
father passed away in that village in
1898. Wenzel Piyernetz was fourteen
years of age when his parents settled
in Edgar. He completed the public
school course and in 1904 graduated
from the Stevens Point normal. He
had taught school for three years
previous to graduating from the
normal. Mr.. Pivernetz was well quail
lied in educational work and had
filled several responsible positions in
the educational field in different parts
of the state. For two years he was
principal of the state graded schools
and he had been principal of the
high schools at Athens and Mosinee.
He had acted as secretary of the
Marathon County School of Agricul4
ture and the Marathon County Train
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-12-08

sport.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-12-08
BETTER MAIL SERVICE.

The postoffice department has made
arrangements for a pouch mail SER
vice between Marshfield and Wausau,
over the Northwestern line, which
will give better mail facilities be-
tween the two cities. Beginning
Thursday, mail will be carried from
Wausau to arrive here at i0:40 a. M,
and will leave here for Wausau at
2:45 p. M. This will be great con-
venience to Marshfield and Wausau
business men and to others as WE'LL
Marshfield Times.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-12-08
TO REMOVE EVERY SIGN
OF DANDRUFF

If your hair is not pretty, If ii is
losing color, too dry, full Of ds.ndru1s,
falling out, or If your scalp itckes, you
can quickly overcome all of these con-
ditions at trifling cost with this
simple home treatment.
Just get from w. w. Albers, some
Partisan Sage, most helpful and in-
MIGRATING tonic that supplies every
hair need. 1t is easily applied and
absolutely harmless improvement
begins with the first application for
Partisan Sage not only nourishes the
hair roots but stimulates your hair to
grow lcng, thick, soft, fluffy and lus-
trous. 1t Immediately removes every
bit of dandruff. stops pching scalp
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-12-08

E. D. Underwood and couple of
companions were out hunting Sunday
and shot twenty-eight aboits, which
he considers good meat for days
sport.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-12-08

and surely gives your hair new life and
beauty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-09
A FALSE STANDARD OF CULTURE

has gained ground in This centur.
which looks upon the bearing ant
rearing of children as something
coarse and vulgar and to be avoided,
bat the iadvent Of Eugenics means
much for the motherhood OF the race
Happy is the wife who. though weak
and ailine, depends upon Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to re-
store her to health, and when head
aches and backaches are thing of
the past. brave sons and fair dangh-
ters rise up and call her blessed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-09
eackache-Rheumatism Vanish Ava,

Men and women having backache,
rheumatism, stiff and swollen joints
are honestly glad to know that Foley
Kidney Pills are successful every
where in driving out these ills. That
is because Foley Kidney Pills are a
true medicine and quickly effective in
all diseases that result from weak in :
active kidneys and urinary irregular
tiles. For sale by all druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-09

IteriAi standpoint, would De a severe
bow to our state.
To Purchase Homes.
Therefore ] have introduced two
bills. One is to buy homes to be
paid for by the United States govern
ment for the Mississippi Cnoctaws
yet living in Mississippi. Many of
those indians are favorable to this
plan as IT means much to them, The
other bill is NOR a $500 payment per
capita. immed iately npon It's passage,
to the Choctaws and Chickasaws in
Oklahoma, an amount aggregatins
$.,V1S,00u, ana an additional 800
payment per calAta in 1915. This sum
of money. thus distributed would pro-
duce business bonn to our state
that world have untold benefits.
Congressman Murray says that his
Choctaws is opposed by the autor-
reys, representing the claimants and
also by Mississippi members of Con-
sress, who would prefer to have dis
trbuted among the Indians in their
state the $6,Ooo.ooO referred TO by
Murray
The effor5s, now being made by
Mr. Murray are to get action on his
treasury by spring ii possible, and
set the $5,o00,o00 payment made in
time for spring crop planting. He
has taken the matter up with all
the commercial clubs and other or
sanizations throughout the Choctaw
and Chickasaw nations and all those
are at work getting petitions signed
to file with Murray asking that Con
aress PASS these bills. The plan of
the campaign is to have petition
circulated and signed in every voting
precinct in the two nations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-09
THE CIMARRON VALLEY OIL co.
Guthrie Oklahoma.
Authorized Capital 100000 Non Accessible
DIRECTORS

G. &. IIolnor, LOUIS |. Rcand, I.ynon j. Gray,
Nose Wcnberger, Henry IN, G. S. Petty and
Frank Burford.
Offer to the people of Logan County stock in
The Cmallon Valley Oil Co.. at $1,000 per share.
The purpose i'll the creation of this Company was
primarily to make thorough and practical tests of
the territory in this vicinity The Cimarron Valley
Oil Company has every confidence that oil and gas
Inderlics this entire count believing this as they
do-thcy back their belief with their own money
and render their services and time grats-1hey ask
all who have the future welfare and prosperity Of
this City and County at heart to contribute to the
stock of The CnalTon Valley Co.. and make this.
Guthrie the oil city of the Wcst-'The proof of oil
in this vicinity will enhance the value of the farm
lands. not only from the royalties they will receive
from the OIL but the larger markets they will have
for their agricultural products 1t behoovcs every
citizen Of this county to give their most lib
eral financial support TO the development of To-
cal oil resources by subscribing to the stock of The
Cimarron Valley Oil Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

ren, wcl6c inter Scr 2(ni6uloi9ung
icligc6altcn murOen, mlf Ole ameri'
faniihcn Streitfrditen na6 ibrer
2anolmg in &cra Grl5 geiboIien 81
6oben. Serr 9rDon ia9te, Dab NOR
gen ein genauer 9eribt folgen
meroe
Serr 9lclion S'S6ang6nciip, wel-
der md6rcno ser laugen Belt Der e..
ipounten 9c3ieblmgen 3mii6en Den
%ereinigten Staaten ino Der Suerta.
&egierltng Die Geiddite Der ameri-
fanii6en 9oti6oit in StaOt Merito
gefii6rt bat, bate 6eilte glbenO i'm
0@eiBen Soidc" cine ldngere Sonic.
renj nit Dem @rolioenteu. IS mar
Dies oie critic llnterreOung Oic er ieit
iciner 9(nfunit bon Nlerifo nit @r6-
iioent @ilion bate, linO eS pcrlallteT,
oaB in Der Gouieren5 oorne6mlih Ger
3lpii6eniaQ in Eanpico, Der gum
9lbbruc6 Der 8e5iebunaen NIT @cnc-
raj Suerta fii6rie, iolpie Getoils, oic
in Scr &ermitilngs-G oui' 5
Eopet fommcn n0gcn, beiprobcn
iuuroen.
9li6ter 2amar pom Sbcr6unoeSg
riht mo Gr @enerol-%roflrator
,Sreoeric ". Se6moun, melde be-
fonntlic6 oa5u beruien limo, ole Ser
cinigteu Staaten.9legierma bel Der
&crmittllngs-Gonieren5 in 9}iagara
Sails 81 pertreten, per6ro6ien Den
Gag nit Dem Shloiim bon Iatcn
umo ofii5ieQeu 9eridten iiber Merifo
nno ma6ten lid allgemein nit Dem
nerifauiiden Broblem belannt.
Cine @6ole Der Situation welde
iebr belnrubigenO geluirft batte,
murOe ourd oen @inpiong Der off.
6ielen 9ladri6t ans Dem @ege gcs
idjoift, OaB Die Suertas9c9ierung Ole
Sreilaiiung oes aneritaniiben GiCe.
9onillS in Snltillo, &rn. 5. u. Sill
limait, ungeorOnct bat
Iie &ernittler bei6ditigtcn lidj
6eute me1r nit Der 9eidwerOe ser
Suerto Geoierltng iiber oen 2o6os.
3ipiiGenioa inO init ser 6eit6ol.
tlng Der fiinf Siioamerifaner in
Gero Gru5, ais nit Dem aQgenieincn
9Sroieft DER Encif5irung OlcrifoS.
1ie @ernittler puren i6er 0oS
Sdidial oes 9ice Goniuls Siai.
man etpos olariiirt, fii6lten iid ie-
bod beute 9lbeno iiher, Dob ibnt fein
&eiO geibeben perOe.
VeridJtc bon Der merifaniihen Hc.
gicrung all oie frnn5oiiidbc goti6oit
erudbnten Goninl Silimnn's 9ia.
men iibt ipe3ieIl iagten ieood, ooB
ooae g}itglieOer 0es anerifaniicben
Goniulats III Saltillo in Sider6eit
icien.
Die lebten Uepeic9cn bon Dem
fron5oiiideu @eidaitstraoer inStoOt
Wlrrifo meloeten, Dab IN Der Saupt.
itoot 9lQes rtbig lei.
Gont nilitdriiden @elidtsplifte
ans mar oas S9ihtigite oes 6eltigen
Cages elm pertroulicber 9eridt Oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
R'terto mus oebent
Ser @lan Der bret 9ermittler,
~
YrOOjiOrii6e &cSiernng iOa eiuSeiett werNen.
Suerta- uuO Garranso.8aftiOn in i6r pertrcteu.

$crr IelOn S'S6une6ncip 6is6cr Der @cidGftstrd
scr Scr amcrifanidcn SOtduit in Staot NlcgfO bate
atcru cine Idnscrc 6Onicrcn5 nit @rdiiOcnt gSOn, Die
critic c iciucr fir3lidcu 9idtc6r ans McgitO.
gOdj Der sctrscn rcoclmahocn Ga6inci Sienna, in
psldcr Oc gauge NcgifO SitnatiOn enoc6cnO bprOdcn
wurOc mudJtc id inter Oen Ga6uct-@iolirOeru erOfc
rcr CpitiuismnS nit Sc5no aui bic Snsdteu Der Ser
uiHlnnas.ll s.llutcr6unOlnugcn gclten
Die uf5cIe @elOnng, Oaa bic Sncrta-Nleaicrnns bic
6rclafung be0 amcrifuniidcu @ice-GOninla g. 81. Siai
man, in suGiaO anscurOnct bat, rnft i'm o5cacn @ai6
instOn grOhc Grleidternng GerOur
Die Sample SampcO Sancrn fort; Den sau5cn
octrocn Saa Hber uur 6ctiocs grhaere6ner i'm Sang
Die @adrd Oah Oic 66Ocratitcn cngnrniiOn Die 0ncnitaO
Gcrcits acnOmmcn babe, 6citGtiot id nidt
Slnd 6ci @a5atlan wOst cine 6eife Sdodjt 5uidJcn
Der 5OOcrOlcn-WarnOn ano Ocn Oic6cO- 1rnppcn inter
ter Ojencral Sbrcgun.
General Sncrtn trifit angc6lid SOrbercitnnscn 5nr
Ser6ciOisuna Der mcgifanidcn SanpiitaO Gr uO grG.
acrc Srnppcnmniicn aus nuSuartigcn OnrniiOncn nad
burt 5nrHdgernfn ba6cu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

U them. ~. Vlal. RI gas 0iao-
nal BON 9lriiioneness Dem 8eloen
ocs 5mciteu ueiiieuiihcu ariegcs int
z. SSabr6unocrt ante G0riInni, lurr-
Sc heilte pon italieniihcn 6orihern
ouf Scr Sniel 96ooes eutoedt 3a6I.
rcidc 9lntidritdten lprrocn in Dem
@rabnal geiunoen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

: eeo 5, GngIano, II. Wlai. H
Sntolge zines Anilger, uno Curits
Strltes murOe beute SRI 9iuian
Senton, cine friegeriidbe Suiiragettc,
5eltmeilig aus Dem @eidnguiB ent-
lnllen Sie mar am s. 3. Wlts. 3u
einem So6r @ei0ugniB perirt6ei!t
iuoroen neil Tie 0en 9anoiis @eii.
fieIo Soiie," Ioncoite, III 9rauo ge.
itedt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

g8af6ingtOn IL. Mui.- Die
Orei characterization SeuOllmddl-
tigten iinO nit Der glnsnrbeitnug ei-
nes &luneS 5nr 2Oinns Oes san5eH
megitauiidcn 9Sroblems beIdJGftiat,
melder Die fOlsenoeu &nufte NM
faRt: glnsmer5nng Wcneral I6nerta's
nnO Ginicbung einer prOOiiOriiden
9icsiernng in McgifO, in uelder TO-
luugl Die 6nerta- iuie Die Garrnn5a-
5attion Dcrtrcten Iein iOll.
GDninl Sillimnnn nad
StaOt@egifo.
StaOt Wtcrtfo, 12. Niai. ~
Scr iungirenoc Wiiuiiter Oes Nus
uGrtigeu, SCnur 9iui3, tele9rHpbirte
bentc ocn characterization %er-
mittlern in &ni6ington, oah Sefebl
oe0cbcn uurOem Ici, ocn amerifani-
IdDen %i3e-Gonml Silliman, Der in
Saltillo inter Der ginI6nlOignng
ben ylcbellen eebolfcn 81 baben, feit-
ge6olten miro, unter Semadnng nadl
Stoot Megifo 81 icnOen, iuo er Dem
bralilioniidJen WeianOten aitsgelics
fcrt iucrOen Ioll, nm DOu Inn uadD
ben Ser. Staaten 5nriifgeianOt 81
lUer0en.
20 ptimi.itii 6ere 9 tim :
ninna greift Elob.
@oibingtom 10. 0lui.
9lusOriide DER 3uDeriidt OaB ole
Gcrmittlun0 5miidJen oen Gercinig-
ten Staaten in0 Olerifo oodb nod err
iolgrei6 iein mcr0e, purOen beutc
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bern ge6ort, no6oem Fr1iioent @il-
icn oic gauge Sihlation nit ieincr
oiii5ielcn 5omilic eingcbeno belpro.
den battc.
Ter @rdiioent ielbit lit Dielleibt
boffmlngspoller, ais oQe glnoeren.
Gr lit eifrig 6eitrebt oarnui 81 ah.
ter 0aB bon Seiten Der Screen in
N1crifo feinerlci 9lfte begangen lDer.
oen, lucl1c oa5u Oienen f0luaicu Den
Soori5ont 5ll 6emolfeu, naboem oic
@erniittlnaS-Gonieren5 in 9tiagarn
Sails oni nd6iten Nlontng ibren 9la-
ian0 genonlmcn 6o6en miro.
Stoatsiefrctdr 9rDan erlduterle
6ette 9}abmittng Den orei iiioamcri-
foniibcn NepoQin1dtigten in elmer
l1ngereu Gonicren5, oaB Der Seudt-
t6urm ami Der merifaniiden Snicl
9o6oS ni6t inn militGriideu Siuue
6eiHlagua6nt wuroe, Dab bic @drter
frcien 3u1ong 5il Dem 2euhtt6urm
6dtteL Dab n6er Die onerifanilde
1lottc oaraili ahtet uerOe, OaB Der
2euGttburm in 9etrie6 ge6alten lDcr.
0e, Inn ser &apigotioi ais Sdub 3it
0ieneu. 0err grpan t6eilte ben Ser.
niitlern OeS @eiteren nit, oaB oas
W}ariue. uno oaS Griegs. Geparte-
mcnt 0oinit 6eniii0t ieicn, oie Sbot-
ior6eu in 9c5ug oilf sic @cr6afhu8
Der fiiuf SiiO-9Imeritaner 81 eriag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

riibmter iponiid err
StoutSmonn geitorben
W(o0ri0, -. Niai. Gugeno
Wluntcro- 9iios, ciner Ger bciibetanu,
ten ipanii6en Staotsmdnner ut
beute I'M 9llter bon 50 Sabren geltor.
ben. @r ge6orte 5u Oen 0idnuern
pelhe 0en &ertrag obinBtcn, Der Inn
Sabre 1898 Den ipaniicb.amerifail.
iden arieg 81 @u0e bradte.
Ger &eritorbene bate einen ae-
maltigen @iuiluB i'm ipauiihen @or.
lament, melhem er 45 Sabre lang
ais @litqlieO angeborte @r bottc
me6rere lPalc oas Forteielile oeS
Suiti5miniiters inne; inn Sabre 1883
mar er @rGii0ent Oes ipaiiihen ober.
itcu @crihtsboies mo in ben sSabrcn
1904 bis 1905 @remiernlnilier.
SIN Forloment mar cr i'm Sabre
1898 Spredcr Der Depltirtentan.
mcr rno Frdiioent oes 5cuatS in
ben Sa6ren 1894, 1898. 1899. 1912
nno 1918.
Sm So6re 1898 muroc er 3um
@rdiioeuieu Der iponii6eu 6rieocus-
Gonuniiiion ernannt, mclde i'm Gtto-
Der ieues So6res in Faris nit Der
aneritanii6eu 9onluillion 5ulamlen
trai
Slu Sabre 1906 Undergraduate er
oen aeiratbS-Gontratt 5luiidet $40,
nig Alions ino 9rin5eilin Gna Bic
toria bon 9aitcnbcrg.
@ eitere @roerid iitterltn.
Gen ouf Si3ilien.
Satanic, Si5ilien, ~. Dlai
&ellte wuroen in oicier gindbnrId1a't
uieoer mebrere lcic6te @roeri6iiiic.
utngcn oeripiirt, lmo ser 9Ietiia trat
in le6boite G6dtigfeit.
gS0bren0 Der 3odt ibM1en bo6c
6lommengarben aus Dem aroter ber.
oor mclder bon elmer 3auhmolle
einge6iiQt lit.
Gie 2eicben oler Gpier Der aolu.
itrOp6e bonn Sanlltag iino beigeicBt
morOen.
Loo Den u mcrttnncrn Y"
&nris, t2. Mai. 400 oen
Entertainment oieie @ortc wur-
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