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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-13

closing idea, it was decided that store should
assume the glory for the final achievement of the
plan. Accordingly the notice appeared as JOINT
ANNOUNCEMENT. You doubtless read this an
nouncement and thankful that Saturday night
business was soon to receive its death-blow.
The announcement was given TO the Sunday edi-
tions of the New York World, Herald and Times.
Saturday night, about TWENTY MINUTES
BEFORE CLOSING TIME, a representative of one
of the merchants who had entered into this agree
ment-whose firm appeared at the bottom of
the original notice and whose word had been given
to his fellow merchans-called up by telephone the
other three merchants and informed them that HE
DID NOT INTEND TO ABIDE by what his employer
had said the day before Remember, if you please
this thirty-two hours after the joint announce
ment appeared bearing the of his firm.
The three other merchants thus informed being
HONORABLE MEN, failed to grasp the significance
of this sudden change of 'front.' and, besides, it
then too late to take action
In Sunday mornings papers the store which had
broken faith published announcement TO the effect
that it would close next Saturday night.
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Between
Ourselves

1t used to be a common as
sumption that when a person
was deprived of a natural sense,
Nature, to preserve an equation,
double measured another 1t
sounds soothing, but is not
scientifically true. The blind
man does not record sound more
accurately; neither does the
deaf mute see better. The sup
position is based wholly on sym
pathetic sentiment.
Today there are but few lin
itations to persons bereft of nat
ural senses. The blind are
taught through another avenue
-touch-to do the things posi-
BILE to persons of perfect vision.
The deaf are not barred from the
pleasure of intercourse with
their fellow men. Lip-reading
enables them to match steel
against steel" in a battle of wits.
Years ago, darkness and silence
were the portion of these unfor-
tunates.
Have you visited the booth for
the blind and noticed the Won
derful skill made manifest in
the hundreds of useful things on
sale? Do you think you could
possibly do better? Visit the
booth when again in the store,
and see what science and pa
thence have done to uplift these
unfortunates and make them
useful members of society.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-13

Last Friday morning four local merchants met
in the rooms of the Board of Trade TO discuss the
Saturday night closing movement This was the last
of series of meetings which had been held for the
same purpose.
1t was decided by those present not to keep their
respective establishments open Saturday nights after
Iune 27-SIX WEEKS FROM NEXT SATURDAY.
The idea of closing Immediately was also discussed,
but certain objections raised, among which was
the fact that Saturday night shopping being both an
institution and tradition in Newark, it would not
be advisable to naugurate the early closing move
ment without first giving ample notification to the
public This decision was not arrived at in hap
hazard way Every merchant present agreed that it
was the expedent thing to do
A large notice was printed in the Friday evening
and the Saturday morning papers, setting forth the
fact that for the betterment of the conditions of the
various employees of the four stores, it had been de-
cided to do away with night work AFTER SATUR-
DAY JUNE 81.
Notwithstanding that there were men present at
this meeting who had for years champoned the early
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-13
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF STREET
AND WATER COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF NEWARK.


Newark. N j., May 49, 1914.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office between 3:15 and $3.50 O'Clock D. m of
Thursday, the twenty eighth day of May. 1914
and opened at the last named hour at a
public meeting of the board to be held at
said time and place, for the furnishing and
delivery, (. o, B., Newark, n. j., of the fol-
lowing automobiles and electric trucks, for
use by the Department of Water, to wit:
Two % two-passenger gasoline runabouts or
roadsters.
one % four-passenger gasoline roadster or
Two 90 one and one-half Az ton electric
trucks.
One "a five 90 ton electric truck
All fully equipped and in accordance with
| the specifications on file in the office of the
chief engineer of the Board of Street and
| Each proposal must be enclosed in sealed
envelope, properly Endorsed with the name
| to be furnished, and directed to the Board
| OF street and Water Commissioners of the
| City of Newark.
Bidders will state their prices in writing
| as well as in figures
Bidders must specify in their proposals
| to them. they will bind themselves to de-
liver said automobiles or trucks within the
number of days stated in their proposals.
The contract and specifications of the work
can be examined at the office of the chief
| engineer of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners at the City Hail. Said nrouo.
writing, Of two sureties Presidents of Essex
County or surety company authorized to do
their responsibility in the amount OF sucb
proposals and agree to become sureties for the
faithful performance of the. contract II award
office of the chief engineer - "'
The board reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all proposals for the above yvorl.
as thep may deem best for the interest az
| the city. ~ VI
BY direction of the Board of Street and W..
Ter commissioners or the City of Newark
] 90 90 NJ II. sHERRERD, a
mayislo ie-zo-22 Chief Engineer Z
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-13
Crepe Underwear

Nainsook petticoats, lace or en-
broidery flounces, special. =. 1.97
Crepe Underwear
Crepe gowns, trimmed with eye
let embroidery, special at. CSC
Crepe boomers, fitted with elias
tic at waist, special at. 49,. 44c
Crepe princess slips, lace and
ribbon trimmed, special. &c
Crepe petticoats, finished with
scalIoped embroidery, special. 58c
Crepe combinations, trimmed
with embroidery, special. =. 44c
Knickerbocker combinations of
crepe, trimmed, special. .... 97c
WOmen's Drawers
Cambria drawers, both styles,
with embroidery ruffles, spec. .29c
Cambria drawers, prettily trim
med, specially priced ar. ,19c
Cambria drawers, some knick-
erbocker style, special at. ....23c
Nainsook or cambria drawers,
embroidery trimmed, special. .44c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-13
Elegant Untrimmed Hats, LOO
Regular $50 to ZOO Values

Just unpacked-never view before-six hundred
trimmed shapes taga Milan hemp split straw fifteen
ravishng models including the uay sailor which continental
milnes using almost exclusively Majority black
white Overstock of leading maker which I'M
MENSE figure. You, too, share the profit
Trimming required put these elegant shapes into dress
order will entail but small expense The quality of every hat
good virtually seftrimmed Only 600 hand That
form in line eary Worth easily 15O to 200! Sensa
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-13
Have Eyes Tested
Before You Go
Away
Away

II you are having the least
trouble with your eyes, don't go
away for the summer before hav-
ing them carefully examined by
skilled optician.
The Bamberger eye doctor will
examine your eyes without
charge and advise whether or
not you need glasses-and, if so,
the proper lenses.
FIRST FL, WASHINGTON ST.
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Tango Necklace"
Art Embroidery
Package

Necklaces are all the rage
and hundreds of smartly gowned
women prefer those of crochet
silk and wood beads.
A silk craft crochet necklace
package has just been made up.
Ii contains crochet silk, wood
beads, clasp and explicit instruc-
tions for making necklace.
On sale in the art needlework
store at soc and 81.
SECOND FLOOR, HALSEY ST.
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How About
Your Mower :?

Does your Lawn Mower
tear the grass, or does it
cut clean and run smooth
ly?
There's a great differ
ence in Lawn Mowers. 1t
pays to buy the best on &C.
count of the extra service
and the saving of labor.
We are Agents for the
Great American Ball-Bear-
ing Lawn Mowers, Penn
sylvania quality" and if
you'll compare them with
others, you'll buy one.
They cut clean, so that the
grass will grow evenly.
They are self-sharpening,
run easily and stay in
order.
Other good makes at al
most any price you want
to pay.
Summer Needs
Lawn and Garden Roll
ers, Hose, Reels, Nozzles
and Couplings, Wheelbar-
rows, Rakes, S p a d e S,
wells, Forks, Hoes,
Watering Pots, Poultry
Netting, Mosquito Net
ting, etc.
Macknet & DOremus
Company
EUerutbing in Hardware
796-798 Broad Street
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x7a-~z~zc & EsEEE 77~Fe
Plain Statement of Facts Regarding the Saturday Night Closing Movement

mer haf-holiday season begins, and WE PROPOSE
TO DO 1T.
We have been in business in Newark for a trife
over twenty-one years and today recognized as
the LEADING establishment of the city. This in
spite of the fact that possibly the YOUNGEST
In all these years we have never been dictated
to nor have we ever been coerced. We are always
open to criticism and we welcome it, and al
ways ready and eager to grasp and adopt anything
that makes for better store keeping for better
conditions among our 1000 employees
This article penned without venom. We are
above that. When the whole miserable matter
cropped out made up minds to ignore it and
pursue the course had originally pledged
selves to pursue. Upon mature elaboration, how
ever, we have decided to state THE TRUE FACTS
OF THE CASE and to leave decision to your
sense of justice.
We shall remain open next Saturday night until
o'clock and the subsequent Saturday nights, up to
and including June 27 after which we shall NEVER
AGAIN open doors for Saturday night business.
This statement is FINAL. We shall enter into
no further controversy the matter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-13
The Ladies' Home
Journal

Makes good, useful reading.
Put it in your shopping list be-
fore you forget. Summer issue,
SO pages, brimful of everything
of interest to housewives and
home-makers, detailing the latest
fashions in summer frocks,
blouses, bathing suits for women
and children. Price. ..... Csc
FIRST FL, WASHINGTON ST.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-13
Buckles and Colonial
Tongues Soc

Want to transform your old
slippers? The trick is easy
with a pair of our SOC buckles
or Colonial tongues. OF
course, Madam knows these
are the rage, and a boot is
quite passe without either.
Bring in your slippers and we
will attach pair of SOC
buckles or tongues, without
additional charge. Greatest
assortment of dainty shoe
fixings in Newark.
SECOND FLOOR, MARKET ST.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-13
The May MusIinwsar Sale

Have you been to Bambergers musnwear sae?" This is
question asking each other every Have
you been here yet?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-13
Natural Hair

Natural, why not? Our hair
goods are manufactured from
absolutely natural cut hair. Our
experts will give you their ad-
vice in the art of dressing the
hair artistically.
Switches of Finest Cut Hair
10 in. long, splendid value at $50
20 in. long, splendid value at 500
% in. long, splendid value at $50
"a in. long, splendid val. at 1900
Gray Switches of Finest Cut
Hair
20 inches long, special at. 1850
% inches long, special at ..11.00
Thre e-Quarter TransfOrma-
tons of finest cut hair, special
at ............... 800
THIRD FLOOR, GREEN ROOM.
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Combination Garments

Nainsook combinations, lace
and embroidery trimmed, spec.44c
Combinations with lace inser-
tons and embroidery, special. CSC
Combinations with lace medal
lions and insertions, special. .97c
Combinations trimmed with
dainty embroidery, special. .97c
Combinations trimmed with
embroidery panels and lace, spe-
cial ................ LA
Nainsook combinations with
lace medallions, special. .1.79
Women's Petticoats
Petticoats with ruffles of lace
and embroidery, special. -. .44c
Nainsook petticoats, ribbon and
embroidery trimmed, special. $50
Nainsook petticoats, embroid-
cry or lace trimmed, special. SIC
Nainsook petticoats with shadow
lace medallions, special. .97c
Nainsook petticoats, handsome
ly trimmed, special price. -. LA
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New Model Jap Silk Blouses, Fps
Blouses One-Third to One-Half Off
Ro0m=Making Sale of Umbrellas

And
forward half lots of umbrellas
DAYS ONLY. last
for Covers of
vail hndleJ Unusual
o n bk and
Lot limited
Regular
ARKETS STREE
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

<~0~~0~0-0-0-~NS>-<N7(N
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF STREEp
AND WATER COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF NEWARK.
CITY HALL.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-13

Ninety sparkling styles of and shadow aces built the
last detail exquisitey fashioned lines Many striking models
Also in silk and cotton pastel dye pure white Every
blouse expresses the tasulness which
Regular $500 to $500 blouses for $685.
Net and Shadow Lace BlOuses, 2.85
special group, startlngy underpriced because slightly
soed At this astounding figure there should
tables quality and aces beautiful de-
signing these extraordinary blouses see
theml
Our Famous 200 BlOuses
OF tub and Jap silks, plain figured ground; white black
family coored remarkable quality quite unlike himsy
silks that retail around this price Dany embroidered models
too Ideal bouses for Splendid S200
Only thirty dozen hand.
New Model Jap Silk BlOuses, Fps
Extra heavy Jap silk in white black flesh and Paradise yell
low Effective trimmings of organde and ace-the raging fad
abroad Positively the remarkable grade Jap silk ever
retaled 225 Three dollars would price but
2.25 is extraordinary Very special value
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-13
Auto Apparel for Men

Do you know how complete an assort-
ment we carry for chauffeurs and auto
lists? You will do we'll to find out Our
prices on snappy auto togs are dead easy.
Snappy suits of covert and whipcord,
1000 and $500.
Overcoats, 22.50.
Caps to match, 200.
SECOND FLOOR, WASHINGTON ST.
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Mems Balbriggan
Underwear, 35c

These shirts and drawers are
made of good quality Egyptian
yarn. Shirts have long or short
sleeves; drawers have large dou-
BILE seats; ankle or knee length.
Some of these garments are
slightly imperfect, but this will.
not interfere with the wear. The
garment .35c
Athletic Underwear, 25c
Sleeveless pull-over-the-head
style shirts; knee length drawers.
Loose fitting garments. Well
worth 35c each; special. /. . ..25c
FIRST FLOOR, MARKET ST.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-13
May Sale of Ban1berger Blouses

Right in the Spring campaign-three thousand
peerless Bamberger blousesl Time and again have
these achieved signal distinction; time and again has
the public responded intellectually to our "knack'
of offering the right blouses the right moment and
at the right prices That is why blouse sales have
such tremendous appeal. No time like the present for
purchasing bouses. Our stocks have been scrupulous
y compared with the of popular priced blouses
in the great metropolis. We speak authoritatively
therefore, in claiming metropolitan smartness at BAN
berger famous vaues-sure to thrill local womankind
with tense appreciation! Don't absent yourself from
the greatest blouse sales of the whole season.
MILDLY, Balkan & Norfolk Blouses 85c
Clever variations of three famous types for outdoor
Made of splendid grade gaaea pure white effectively
trased with colored collars and cuffs Every mannh touch
give them the right air Ideal bouses for juniors misses
and athletic women. Snappy value, &c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-13

Nainsook petticoats, lace or en-
broidery founces, special. =. 1.97
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-27
gSpbloerSient.
gsedanitsr 2uidAarbt eb
mes 3eppslins erbdlt bds
eiierne&reMa.

gerIin, bia ben Saag, oid 2on'
BON. 26. 0aober. - Dem Mehanis
Ter 2uidbarbt pon Der Manni9aft
eines 3tppslins, tpurbe oas siierne
areus sritsr alaife Derlieben. Md6s
renb Don benz zeppelin tiir5Iia 9Oms
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tuurbeu. purbe bas auftI6ifF bur6
eit Gu6liat bonn 5siuoe entbsdt uno
Don elmer 8atteris beidOfen. Sur4
cine Der auseln purbe bas !6ol5sss
itelI bes einsn 9ropeIlers 5ertriimmert
unb e. mar @efabr pOrbanben, bob
bas auftidtff dubsr Stanbe fein
ipiirbe. ieinen Slug fort5uiessn.
SpbaIb 2uidbdrbt Der @efabr ins
ne ipurbs, in tpslaer oas 2uftidiff
iap.bts, .rbot er iia ben propeller
absuiSs,n ano fiibris Sicisa Wass.
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Ii6iiBsn StanO baltsu lam, tpsnn lie
sinmaI in pofitioH ssbra4t pOrosn
fiR0.
Der pGbrsnb bes Sagss perOffents
Ii6ts uffi3isIe beutids 9eritt nimmt
tpisDsr auf bic OffspiiOs ssgsn gusu>
itopo, i'm uDrOIi6en polsn, gesug. Die
CUTE 5Ortidritte ma4t. au4 heibt es
barin, baB Die SdIadt Bel SOangOroo,
obiuObl iupsit siinitig fir bic 0euts
idsn, INNER nod unsHti4isosH lei.
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nod, oob lie bic 9sutI6en perfplsten,
Die ii9 iiiolia bon Wari6uu 5uriitsies
BEN muBtsn, uno baB iie i'm Siioen
bic Wei9iel iibsri4ritten uub bic
Gsitsrrsidsr suriidseordnst bdttsn.
Ga iopsit nod feline 3sppeliue GHs-
Lamb gsIu6s abssitattst buben, fdngt
man bier an gu slauben, baB Sieic
ROnitrs auftf6iffs in RsIsrDs ges
5aItsa peroen, Biz CUR 3eit, in psl4er
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admpfsn bst1eiIist. uuS Dab iis oann
in sr6buer 3abl perpsnOst psroen,
I'm bic Glutts gu unteritiissn uno Die
6ritii6sn arisssidiffe gu 5erftDrsn.
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Mntmerpea

Wirb bon ben Seuti denim
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
berfeBt.
2onoon,26. Ott. Ser ,Simes@
ipiro aus &otteroam telegrapbirt, bah
Die Oeutf9en 4ntperpen in 8ert6eiois
sunss5uitanD DerieBen uno bab in ben
msiiten Der pi9tis9en Sorts in Der
umgebung Der Staot Die belgiI6eH
@ei4iise our9 beutf9e 5eitunsszQlrs
tiaerie neueiteH Spps sriest pOrbeu
isien.
Die Bride 5piIten 9lntperpsn unb
pabs be Waes, bic bic 8elsisr, sss
iprengt 6atteu, na9oem Iie iit bon
@Rtperpen auriidgsoogen, lit repdrirt
pOrbsH uno piebsr in Gebraud.
Die 8ebDrbeH bdben ben GiIeu6aba
nen DsrbOteH, ieruerbiH belsiffa
5liidtlinse tOitenfrei Don Solanb naf)
gntperpen 3uriidaubriuseu. Sm 9(us
genbltd beftnbet ii9 nur eine fleine
@arniion in gtntperpen, mabrIaetnlidl
uidlt mehr als 5000 Utduu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-27

ris orsi Der S9iffe tumpfuRfabis &C.
nadt babe. Wsan 1T bier absr Der 'In,
Iiidt, oab bic britif4. GIotts i'm Sian'
be iein pirb. bic gsiesuns irssub zines
S9eiIss oer belsiIdsn oSer fran50ii'
/ ii4en 2iiite f.itsns Der Deuti4en uns
mOgIi4 5u MAIDEN. alu4 slaubt man,
pab bic sfitiDitdt Der perbiinoeten
GlOtte in Der Rorbiss, an Der belsii8ea
siiite uno in Der Rahe Osr Sirabs bon
Dppsr bic beutfds JIutie peranIaiI.n
tperbe, .s auf eins S4Ia4t antommen
gu IaHen.
Sn bieiigtn Warinssrsiisn ii man
Der 9tniift, bab bic Ssutfden Inter
iesboOts, psnnsIsia iie iid ben lans'
fam fabrsnbsn S&iffsn ala fsbr ss'
fdbrlid sriDisisu, babsn, segen SHifTe,
bic nit BOILER GsihpinOistsit bampfen
uuo manDpsrirsn unb IN untiefem
@aiIsr. in BEN bic briiiiaen Monitors
Opsrirsn. ipsnissr pirtiam iinS.
Gs iit Sapon bic Rsbs, bab bic
0eutiden lire sroben AZ Gsntimstsr
@sf9iibs an Die &iiie brinseH pO!lni.
I'M fis ssssn bic arisssiaiffe Der gsr'
biinbetsn in @eripsnbung gu brinsen.
Die britiffsu MarinsOffi3iers be'
baupisn ab.r. i'm Stanbe gu
isin su uerbinbsrn. oab Oi.ie Ssidiiss
in poiition s.braat tp.ro.n. sic ers
tldren fsrner. tab. isIbit ipenn es se'
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Sdiffe isin ipiirbsn. ME ssssn itatin'
nGre Sorts. Ole fis nit iOI9er asids
tisteit serit0rt babs#
Mdbr.nb Oisitr furdtbdre aampf
i'm Beiisn i'm @anse 1T. tusroen audi
bic Sransoisnim Often, an Der .lIdifi'
Iden 6rsn3e m.br assrsifip. Sie fOls
.sn bort nsus DorssfdObsne g}Oiitiousn
5eiiben. I'm sinsn mOsIidsn ansrifi,
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'6iiben auf bic 5siiung SeIfort ters
)inbsrn su iUnnsn. Rau III iia i,Bt |
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Sd3tuete 0eibiite
SringeH bic Seutfden at
bic 6elgiI6e Gifte.

SringeH bic Seutiden at
bic 6elgii DE g ite.
gmiteroam, 26. DIT, pia Cons
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5ipei Der Dsutiden AZ Gentimeter (16.3
3OD SaupiBsn unb 5ebn 90 Gentimetr
(1045Dutse) 9ei9iibe in 9riigge ans
getOmmen Ieien. Die 9euti6en bdben
uu9 @eiduBe Stpii6en 3eebruqge uno
Sepft (einem belsii9en Seebao, neun
MsiIen rDroIia BON 9riisee) monttrt.
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2onbpn, 20. Stt. - Die aus
Itben gemelbet miro, bat GNoab 9os
ida, Der tiir3Ith bas glmt bss probi,
ioriIhen prGFbenten pDn 2llbanien
iibernommen bat, elm 1ltimatum an
bic probiIpriIfs Resisrung pom gpi-
rus geridtst, in bem bic Rdumung beg
Gptrus perlangt muroe un5
bab er ben GtnmdrI6 ieiner SruppeI
in ods 29no augeorbnet babe, dls er
feline 9(ntiport erbieIt. Die Supas
iionsarmee Ioa bann ra9 Spei Sage
langen beftigen admpfen NIT groben
Uertuftsn iiber bic @rense auriifsss
iugt sspproen Iein.
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Die britiiAe Glotte
gOn ben SentideH Geidatsn sam
Slad5na aesiuuHsep.

Berlin, pia amiteroam mad
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rom msontag gorrnittas oatirt. lailtei
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.geeitlid) pom gier aanal, 3ipiiher
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nod pom 5einS beiebt iit. griiien nm
icrc grlppen Die ieinbIiden SteIun.
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