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IONDoN 90 49, q

LONDON. Oct. 4. 5:f5 p. m.-The Bel
gian minister here today received de-
spatches from Antwerp denying a report
that three forts defending the city had
fallen He says Fort Wselhem was bad
~ damaged by the Germans but tnat
none OF the fortihcations surrendered
and that the Belgians have strong post
lions which they are holding success
fully.
A news despatch TO the Central News
from Amsterdam says word has reached
here from Antwerp that Fort Waelhem
destroyed an entire regiment Of the be-
sieging Germans on Saturday afternoon
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LED Into Trap.

PARIS. Oct 4. s.52 y. MN a des-
patch 70 the Havas agency from PetrO-
grad, the following details Of the COM
bat between the Germans and Russians
a. the Ossowetz fortress in Russian Po-
land are given:
The Germans approached the forts
by the GraJewo Csoutheast Of Angus
towob route. the only one open 70 them.
Vine miles from the forts the artillery
was stopped by the marshy ground and
from there began n heavy artillery FIRE.
Infantry with machine guns was sent
On and approached 90 within four miles
81 the forts.
The Russians then made a sortie.
Fronting by routes unknown 20 the
Germans and enveloped the two wings
which u was supposed had occupied an
the routes. When this movement was
disclosed a furious engagement ensued
under conditions unfavorabie 90 the
enemy.
The artillery 81 the forts caused lsrre
casualties among the Germans on the
roads. while the Infantry badly batter
"a their TANKS
The hEht lasted thirty-six hours and
ended In the rOut - the Germans The
Russians captured All their artiflerv
which became mired IN the mud
Anays Fears.
FETRDGRND oct. Tho military
toN,srnor 81 warsaw has posted the fol-
For some time past the population
mas been nRitatcd b. ABSURD REPORTS Of
The probability ~ a hostile ocrupsffon
~ order ~ the commander 81 tho army
J inform the public that Waraaw and re-
Eer from the enemy I beg the inhabi-
tsnts o. BE- calm md pcaccabiy carry on
their occupation"
The military critic % Russky slowo
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ROME. oct 4. ala y. ma despatch
from Constantinople says. The Khe-
dive - practically prisoner Of the
sultan. who has ordered him not 10
leave the city without the permission OF
the Sultan.
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FIERCE FIGHT
tcontanusd Prom First P.gs)

pendent In Belgium. Al Client railway
notice boards are carefully corrected
hourly as trains are withdrawn or their
runs curtailed owing 20 the fuctus ting
progress OF the fighting.
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LONDON. Oct. 4. 9.2O y. m.-The Sem
tries nj the Swansea docks have been
hrcd on several times at night. accord
ing 70 telegram reaching London. The
Identity OF those who fired the shots
has not been learned. nor Is the incident
officially confirmed
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POINCARE
GOES TO FRONT
PROPOSED VISIT TO BATTLE
FIELD GIVES RISE TO RUMoRs &.
OF VICTORY.
Nations Head. However. Goes Merely
To Convey To Men Personally, the
Nations Appreciation.

BORDEAUX. Oct. 4. lis p. M
President Poincsre. accompanied by
Premier viviani and Minister of War
Alexandra Millerand, left at noon to-
day to visit the battle front. The
party travelled in an automobile. and
Will be absent from the temporary
capital for three or four days.
The president goes TO the battle line
not to take part in the strategy as IS
the case of Emperor william and pos
sibly Emperor Nicholas, but that he
may personally congratulate the
troops upon the bravery they have
displayed in the long and stubborn
fighting.
NJ. Poincare long ago determined
upon this project, but until now has
been prevented from executing IL
either by the necessity of presiding
at the daily cabinet conferences or by
the wish OF the military authorities.
who deemed the moment unfavorable
for the trip.
The news OF the presidents depart
ure for the front has given rise 20
rumors that the allies have gained a
victory. the news OF which is with
held. and that President Poincare has
gone to witness the final discontinue
of the Germans.
The correctness Of this deduction is
officially denied and IL Is repeated
the situation in the fighting zone is
described by the afternoon statement
OF the war office. II is added that the
presidents sole motive is TO convey
the nations appreciation and en-
couragement to the troops in their
long and difficult struggle TO free the
soil of the invaders.
The president will first visit the
headquarters of General Joseph Jof-
fire. commander-in-chie OF the French
army.
Interest Is Great.
Interest in every movement OF the
allies as revealed in the official an
nouncements of the war office and re-
ports of the enemy's strategy con-
tinues intense. Despite the receiving
Of reinforcements 10 aid the Germans.
their attacks as vie we'd here, seemed
TO have little effect The battle takes
on more and more the form of
siege. Additional German forces.
which are being sent TO the lines OF
the Aisne and Disc. Il Is noted. are
W. NChafh- AAOhA DtlkluIn OF
Germany. but are being drawn from
the army operating in Campagne
province. The withdrawal OF German
forces from the center has caused
considerable surprise in view of the
extraordinary precautions taken TO
stop the French advance in this
region. especially as the center IL re-
garded as an important element in the
German defense
Lieutenant Colonel Leonce Rousset.
the military writer for Ia Liberte. in
reviewing the situation. says:
IT Is no more wholly against our
extreme left that the Germans are d.
recting their efforts. but II Is a little
more to the south More interesting.
however. Is the action taking place N
the region 81 Roye. There the gen
eral stan hopes TO find the point OF
least resistance. and has not hesitated
to strip their center. being unable TO
obtain achievements from other
sources"
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Hrisgsden Burning.

LONDON. Oct. 4. 1:f0 q. ma des-
patch 20 Reuters Telegram company
from Amsterdam says.
The Germans bOmbarded the village
OF Briegeden near Lanaeken din the Bel
sian province OF l-imberg. on the Mouse
three miles northwest Of MaestrichtD
The village Is now burning fiercely"
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PARIS; Oct. 4. l1:45 a. ma Havas
sgency dispatch from Nish says that the
SerNtans on the front from Zvornik
(Rosnia) to Loznitzs tServia) along the
river Drina. have repulsed violent ta-
lacks and inflicted heavy losses on the
Ausfrians. The Austrians have opened
sn artillery fire on Sabats
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SEALED PROPOSALS

uesass - 1s...sassssss.y sesssrs. Hss-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
Of West virginia will receive bids daily
a. Its office at Chsrlesto<. West virginia.
for furnishing supplies for the several
ment of which 10 vested In said Board
Contracts will be awarded TO the lowest
bidders, quality considered. and other
ers will be given preference
Lists OF supplies NEEDED will be fur
nished bidders on receipt or requests
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
ta-l-n Charleston. West Virginia
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The Soles Athletic club o. the South
side vent down % defeat before the vie.
liant eleven % Martins Tarrv hv on.
touchdown on the rwentY-sirfh street
frounds Yesterday afternoon The YER
fiane failed ~ goal Playing vas fest
crowd va present
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ROME. via Paris. Oct. 4.-Fore Bene-
dict has addressed an autograph letter
10 Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria
TINS being the rulers name day. again
urging the emperor to use all his influ-
ence TO shorten the war as much as pos
sible.
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PACILLAC. France. Oct. 4. 500 p m
The American hospital ship Red eros,
which brought physicians. nurses am
hospital supplies for the French at Dor
deaux and other points. to-day sailed foi
Rotterdam.
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LONDON. Oct 4. a MA dispatch
70 the Times from Rome says that a
Roumanian sailing ship and an italian
steamer have been sunk by mines in the
Adrtatic with heavy loss OF life.
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FOR SALE
SNAIL SUBURBAN HOME

Three room cottage. 1, good cond,.
ton. situated on a corner lot m Film
Grove Is offered Tor sale. House has
two porches and gooc cellar. Cement
Walks. Lot 80 by 1873 feet Excellent
garden In rear and two runs for
chickens with good poultry houes ana
work shed For further Information
call 147-W. Elm Grove.
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DIED

HAusEn-On Friday. October 2nd. 1914
% 10 o'clock a. m. a. the rcsldence Of
Geo. Epplc. Triadclphia w IA
LOUIS Hal SIR. AGED 81 years
Funeral services from the 49,. Or
geo a Epplc. Monday morning ~ >
ociors Requiem high mass Al 81
Ways church 20 70 O'Clock FsrIrrar
of the family invited 10 attend In
lerment az 81 Mays cemetery. Tria-
hErNoLDs-On sunday October sth
1919. - z O'Clock p. ni. az thc family
r.sidcnce No. - south BROADWAY
the 18th year Of her agc. y
Funeral notice hereafter.
HobTN-on Saturday october Z. 1914
- f.aN cigCk " M. 30 family resi-
aencc. 10. 800 Main street. FLORA
Funeral notice hereafter.
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BUSINESS Opportunities

nvEsro1s-whether you have $50 or
amount OF stock OF factory nnsLing
wordd necessity offered at $3.50 for
siV.eo shares. Only three Companies in
1908 yearly. Company backed nv iead-
ing business men. World trade ALREADY
estaollshed Write quick for costly
prospectus. W. a. Nash. Fiscal All
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Breummer G. HiIdebrsnd

corssr Msfssc sSS Vent ..scass a..
Ne'eosoas ssi. oosn aaS ana sisst
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertaCFTv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhIAL EMBALMER.
ft22 ard 1924 Main Stress.
Calls Answered Day or Mint
Store Phones 6sB.
g. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone iosap
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsviile Camp Grounds, in
gcNd condition. Address Forest
View" Box i02, Elm Grove, W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L, Elm Grove.
The evening world., 1914-04-15
DANDRUFFY HEADS
BECOME HAIRLESS
Scalp Dries-Chokes out the
Hair and Prevents Its Growth

II you want plenty Of thick, beauti-
full, glossy. silky hair. do by all means
get rid Of dandruff, for il will starve
your hair and ruin il IL you don't.
Il doesn't do much good TO try to
brush or wash II out. The only sure
way TO get rid Of dandruff Is TO dis
solve il. then You destroy il entirely:
To do this. get about four ounces OF
ordinary liquid arvon; apply II at night
wi en- retiring; use enough TO moistcn
the scalp and rub il in gently with
the finger tips.
BY morning most IL not all 81 your
dsndruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sigh and trace Of il.
You viii find. too, that all itching
and digging Of the scalp will stop,
and your hair will be silky, fluffy. lus.
trous, soft. and look and feel hun.
dred times better. You can get liquid
arvon ut any drug store. II is inc x
pensive and four ounces is all 20,
will need. no matter how much dan
druff You have. This simple remed!
never fails.
The evening world., 1914-04-15

When am trying to do my best q
vagrant thought creeps into my mind
that | am tempted to stop singing to
say TO him: sit down. you're rock
ing the boat"
But the sailors.
Like il. huh? Like II? Say. man.
this kidding business puts II all over
tho foc'sle and salt horse" declared
one old salt. This IN the softest
thing ever signed on-always in
port. a real bed TO sleep in every
night, Your money coming to You
every Saturday night. canvas decks
that don't need no holystoning. res
taurants with rca! grub on every
side. no cargo 10 trim or watches TO
stand. an Il sw ell bunch o. danes an
dolls singin' their heads of all around
you twice a day-this Is wot I calls
real pipe: I amt much when II
| comes to singin'. but mark o, this
'ere same 'Pinafore' Is tho craft 70,
mo. It's the finest ship I've ever
seen on land"
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CROSS, FEVERSA, SICK CHILDREN
NEED CALIFORNIA syrup Of FIGS

Figs" for children's ills. Give a tea
spoonful and in just few hours all
the foul waste. sour bile and fermcnting
food. clogged in the bowels. passes out
of the system an dyou have a well and
playful child again. All children love
this harmless fruit laxative, and il never
fails to effect n good inside" cleansing.
Directions for babies, children Of all
ages and grown-ups are plainly on each
bottle.
Mother. keep it handy in your home.
4 little given to-day saves sick child
tomorrow, but get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for a 5O-cent bottle OF
California Syrup Of Figs" Then look
and see that il is made by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company" We make
no cheaper size. Don't be fooled.
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a coated tongue means slug
gish liver and bowels
Listen, mother.

Your child isn't naturally cross and
peevish. See il tongue is coated; this
is a sure sign its little stomach, liver
and bowels need cleansing at once.
When listless, pale. feverish. full Of
cold. breath bad. throat sore. doesn't
eat. sleep or act naturally. has sour
stomach, diarrhoea. remember a gentle
liver and bowel cleansing should always
be the first treatment given.
Nothing equals California Syrup Of
The evening world., 1914-04-15
They're Lads From the
Navy Yard and They
know How to Sing az
They Scramble Up the
Rigging in "Pinafore"
But a Small Boat in
the Hippodron,e Tank
Almost Makes Little
Buttercup Lose Her
Song Overheard.

Nov that spring navigation has
IN opened at the Hlppodrome tho
biggest chip that ever sailed
the stage. together with is merry
crew, has made "Piaafcre" the talk
Of the port.
Everything that is listed under the
some three thousand classified parts
Of an ancient ~ int TANNER" Is to he
found In the huge old frigate that
rises ma jesticaily out OF tho famous
Hip tank OF real water" There are
tope'ls and gsfYs. main and mizzcn
masts. jibboons ard hnwsers. marlin
spikes and bella; ing pins, binnocies
and Oooms, shrouds and ratings and
such truck In suf,icient quantity to
siaadsn the near. ol an old salt.
For tnb realism much responsi-
bility rests with one Westminster
ALbcy.-not the ancient pile that
udorns the right bank OF the Thames
in dear old I.unnon. bu. 4 shrewd,
thoroughly commercial naval stores
dealer who prcs.des over a noadc-
script mass Of maritime antiques In
a chandiery at 81 Front street. Here
dead eyes" such as might have
served in lieu ~ pulleys on the cara
wells OF Columbus. brass cannon that
Drake hirnselr mignt have employed
against the spanish armada, oin-
hoclc. such as might have ncel used
10 guide the Half Moon ia its
cruise up the Hudson. we're uncarth-
ed, together with many another treas
.ure that helps lend realism to Ar
thur voegtlin's ancient frigate at the
Hippodrome. These were brought
+ forth ny Ar. Abbey with the same
pride that an art dealer could be
expected 10 exhibit II he produced q
Raphael from some dusty old shelf
When the meeting came to an enc
the Hippodr,ne producer had a few
tons Of junk and the ship chand.ei
4 heavy pockctbook.
Having acquired the ship--piece-
meal. perhaps. but a ship neverthe-
iess--:he matter Of a crew was not
90 hard 10 overcome. Every da!
scores Of likely young men are dis.
CHARGED at the Brooklyn Navy Ward
after com pleting their enlistment. Il
40 happens that there are glee club!
ana Quartcts on board Uncle Sam'i
lighting ships, and the young mer
who comprise them can. a. rule
dance AZ Wcii. II ~ these HushS Haul
who man the lofty yardarms OF TIT
III. NJ. :. Pinafore," sing from tina
dtasy height aud scramble down TIT
rigging 10 do n hornpipe or two whei
occasion offers. No more navy TO
than 20 long a. the stage II properl!
rigged with pretty girls!
IT'S ali very fne for the tackiei
but the tar, the rusty old chains. tn
real boats bobbinG about ON rea
water, the sailor. with real sailo
ways and occasional "cuss words
ana the general atmosphere ar
strange and foreign to the singer
who come under the head OF Sprin
cipals."
Listen to Mme. Josephine Jacob,
the grand opera singer who now. n
little Buttercup, makos her gran
entrance in bumboat cut low I
the back.
How do l like ii?" Like IT.
don't! A most viliainous perso
rows mo out to the ship and In
Sariabiy starts tussing when m
, number IL due. He seems to think
is up to him 30 recover "A straw hs
j that comes floating by at that mt
vNent or to turn the position OF IN
punt, or something OF that sor
The evening world., 1914-04-15

Has two small drawers on top end
three large roomy drawers under.
meath. The length il 80 inches
and depth 10 inches; wood pulls and
finished in the best white enamel.
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ssrembe in Der gtant.
Die Sunpcutlonen Der NptbiGs'Jtlttcr
uup Der Yadereibeiiker nebmeu
beute ibren sinfang.

unlsre StuDt piro in bieIer Bodpe
oar pielc sSrembe beherberaen oellh
es firpsn bier spei orobe aonpentto'
nen itatt. IS limb bic p9tplasrllteT
oereu @roBlpQe BON Sfio heute 3ur
iGhrliaen 8erIammlung aulammen-
tritt uuo Die gdderei6cIiBer pes m!s;@
Icrsn 8eItens, Deren 9eretniouna ole
Gtaaten Shic, cSnbidna uHO Whal9an
umfabt. gluh oieie beainnen beui'
lire Bis ii6er OpnneritaQ pauerHoe
8rnpention. Die Pptbtasrltter er'
parten einen Trempenbeiud pm lehs'
tauIenb unD penn Die 3ohl Oerer,
1peld,e uns oas tGalide grpD liefern,
aud, nidt annd3reno 10 9roB it, u
peroen bic Scrren gdteretbeilber ben,
nod in Itattliher 3abl periammcl'
iein. 0a Die 0cleguten uro 9a'i'
faIt purtlpca Den beiiern Stanoeu
anqe1Dren, perben bic aonoenllpn!ei
ii6erli6 aud, bem @eidGft iOroer!lG
icin. Oas Souptquurtier Der Bntb'as
Sitter befinoet lid i'm 6otel Sintof
rno pas Der gddereibeIiber i'm Sp!s
@ibipn. cyn beiprn TdlIen Iino 81
Seleeaten Don iAren 0amen be9lelte'
rnb auber ben SpnpentioHsse haTtsr
pirp audi Elm arobartiaes gersHii'
ounas groeromm a6iplpiert rpsr'
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gerfaui BON Gincinnatier gOnSs.

gerfeoeIis auasboit ipereen eniseeeEaeneni'
men in beg Etftce oes slunlipts bet Siaei S@tn @
cinnu,i bts i'm l2 ubr w7siiags an ~ log
bes SanI. 1918. ilr ben anirri bon esnes 81 eon on
su Sem 3,ped Der a,iseebnune. 9ergtobernns
,i1o gerbcnerine Der saaiieripesie oer Siap'
Cincinnati burt eine reiisre Se@6ouiae ssenen
leitnasr0hre. ans9eaehtn rnier pen ,sseleusT
Cobc bes S,r,iies Chic. unb in ilebfIetnliiHl'
nlinp NIT ErbindHf no. 120-iai2 oes S'abl,
rdtbe Der sinhi Cincinnati. ouaelomWen en
o. Sebrunr 1912 reanltreno ois ausanps nno no
ler gerinih ben gonok nro IN uebeIsiniiim'
faibs her etipi Gincirunii pnfitri ON y!
giar, 1914 NoIiehrnisen ,reiftnb tiir bic ans'
eabe beiaeier Bombs, ....,
eeia1,e Honbs iperben In TeHominaiieHen
rpr ie $500 unb een 10 aptil 1914 oeilr ZEN.
Tmeticnn Grdanas gaiioraI @auf eer Staet
ben lhgs iabrIid. sablbar bniblahtlih
Beinlie Bombs iperben nfi ben betiieH MP
beiien @ieier flr nibi ipenieer ole Wat' s nsnlI
bois ionHsn aennti tpetbtn an' bic came eeet
efnen Tbeil oiefer dnsaabe. vile unAepoi:
miiiier nni etbrudien i}ormnlaren. lpelte p9n
rem, gubttor peliefeti fptreer. ansaeieriigi lfln
iiHo BITE GnIatl eet gonos enl msi@s aso0ssa ssa
| elraebo.e Tebft bcr nripeIcuieneH 3infen pom
9ainm Der Bombs bic sum Gainm bss aeiie'
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Sns wedIt irasnseln cher aue anasbcie ~
rtrmerfer, ipirh torbebnIten.
elne Gnachoie uliieH beriiraelf nre rneeriltl
fsin uui bsr ausenieiis tes eoneeris; -Sies to'
25ie.i5 aubiior.
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gerfaui pOn Giueinnatier @OuSs.

gerficqelte Huoeboic ipeyber eniataeHgeuoul'
men in bcr cfiite bee auoiipts oet Sfaoi NiHs
cinnaii bis um ~ Ilbr gFiitnes ON 20. Ida
hcE CIni 1914, fIr ben sluidui bon Nonos pen
beiaoier Siaoi In her Snume bon ssD nOuu
iiIr ben 3fped scr Gui6ni'nua pom bnnos snt
glegobluna Der Soften u1ib hes iidoin6en III
ibcils her qoiten uub sIusaabFn. SeI 'eFbstse
ausaeaeben inter heg @eIesen bon Gbto; heion'
hers zeition 3g31 bes @cneral GOoe beg Sida'
irs Chic, unh In tebcreiuiiiuimnna mii Ltol.
iiGns no. i26--I0i2 bcs eiuhirGibs ber Gidei
0iucinu1ti. nupenomfnen out 27 5ehriiar ltlz.
rrntltreub bic HuSaabe NIB ben sfudm ppu
g,oubs uub I'm llebcreiufimunrg nit EtoinauS
30 G37-iqi3 hes Silbiraihs bet siaoi nln'
cinuoii onfIiri dm is Nooewbcr 1919, Npt'
icbrnueen tetisnb fur bic aussabe selaaiet
9,oHbs
@eiaaic gouss perben on hen bb6hen nne
tsien @irier iiir riGi ,ptHiner ais var nenu
GuioeInuienen 2infeH oeriGl'l ipetben. aiee'
bpis forrer dtmnbi rerben nuf bic annN ppef
einen rheiI hiefer gpspabe. Mue Nn1epoie
;1liler All eeoriiG:en Toruuiurer. ipflhe npr
bsui giubifor oelie'cri perber dlsdftTiiai 'rin
l,iIb bic ensabI Der EoHhs. lih ipelfe aehoien
IuurSF anneben, iouie ben gcfn1niheitha oce
eIudehoik uchit beii nnieeIfuisucH 3lrien porl
Tainm her RoRos bis snm 3ainu Der ablie'
enIs ptnaebo,s niiaen braIriiti tstr bon etneni
,erfihsirier ghes tnbIbnr nr gsT. HrmGnil;
9Iubiicr 'iir ~ he's geiraaes Der Sohss. au'
biz peboieH Durbe.
Tns Aeft iraenbeln oher nue aneeoole gu
bertnprfen frirb pprbtbnlier.
gle anaehois riiiiier eeriiectit rnb eneoriif,
'eir ouf Der eusenieiie ees Gonneris: -sies 'ot
Streei 9rtprobrweut Gonbs-
s9iIliom eet tmorr;
251si5 Gne'ior.
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@acealanrcatsieicr.

Sn Gsgenport Der llniOeriitd.s
GruItees. Der UliteIie0er Der TatultGt,
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