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New-York tribune., 1914-05-27
THE CHURCH OF THE FUTURE

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Brooklyn. May 25. 1914.
New-York tribune., 1914-05-27

3. r. A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07
DAVIS TRIAL WILL BE
HELD IN POLK COUNTY

Dallas, Ore, Aug. Judge Web
ster Holmes, in the circuit court here,
last evening denied a motion for a
cnange of venue in the case of Louis
Davis, charged with murder. Davis
was convicted a year ago of second.
degree murder for killing his mother
in-law, Mrs. Eliza Stewart, at Ballston,
but the supreme court granted him a
new trial. Walter L. ToOze, Jr., his
attorney, sought a change of venue to
Marion county, alleging that the peo.
pie of Polk county were prejudieed
against Davis TO such an extent that
he could not receive an impartial trial
here. Judge Holmes, in denying the
motion, stated that il after a reason
able effort had been made to secure a
jury, it became evident that TO DO so
would entail unreasonable trouble,
time and expense ne would, of his own
motion, grant a change of venue. The
ease viii be tried some time next week,
at the conclusion of the other jury
cases.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07
BANK OF ENGLAND
STAYS With GOLD

Washington, Aug. 7-Government Of
fieials nere were encouraged today by
the announcement that the Bank of
England would not suspend gold pay
ments. Word to this effect was deliv-
cred by the British embassy to Seere-
tary of State Bryan. d.
1.-The British chancellor of the ex-
ehequor thinks it is not necessary for
the Bank of England TO suspend pay
ments in gold, - the British notice said.
There is no failure Of credit. Bank
ers consider themselves able to resume
the ordinary course of business.
The declaration was interpreted as
meaning tnat Americans in England
who hold travellers checks, letters of
credit or other properly certified means
Of credit will find immediate relief.
An executive order constituting a
board of relief for distressed Americans
in Europe was issued yesterday by
President Wilson. Secretaries MeAdoo,
Bryan, Garrison and Daniels compose
the board, and they will have general
charge of the distribution of the So
100000 authorized by congress.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07
RED CROSS MAKES
APPEAL FOR HELP

During our war with Spain thousands
Of dollars were sent by the European
Red Cross societies to the American
Red Cross to aid in the care of our
sick and wounded soldiers Now in the
hour of their supreme need the Ameri-
can Red Cross, both for the sake of
humanity and to express our gratitude
for their aid TO US in the time of trou-
BILE and distress, has decided TO charter
a ship and send to each country involv-
ed doctors, nurses and hospital appli-
anees. This ship sailing under the
Red Cross flag, win be under the pro-
lection of the treaties of Geneva and
The Hague and can enter any harbor
for the discharge of its benefieent
duty. In no other way can this trained
personnel so greatly needed reach the
different countries. Protection is pro-
vided also for the personnel of the
Red Cross societies of neutral states
that render aid by the treaty of Ge-
neva. The American Red Cross ap-
peals most earnestly to all of our peo-
pie; TO the governors of states as pres
ANNANo VI AhN- AANu NAUco state UOdIQs.
to the Red Cross chapters; to mayors
Of cities; to chambers of commerce: to
boards Of trade, and to all associations
and individuals, for contributions TO
carry on this work. Contributions NAV
be designated by the donors if they
50 desire for the ED of any special
country and will be used for the eoun-
try designated, but assistance will be
given to all in the true spirit of the
Red Cross, represented by its motto,
Neutrality Humanity" Grieved as
we may be over this terrible war, the
agOnizing cry Of suffering men cannot
appeal to us in vain. The American
Red Cross asks for prompt and gener-
Gus response. Contributions may be
sent to the American Red Cross, Wash
ington, D. c., or to state and local trea-
surers of the Red Cross The treasurer
of Oregon Red Cross state board is
E. V. Carter. Ashland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07
AUSTRIA PROTECTS
RUSSIAN FRONTIER

Vienna, Aug. THE Austrian war
office here assured the German govern
ment today that ria-Hungary was
prepared to protect the Russian from.
tier, leaving Germany free to eOneen-
trate its energies against France and
Belgium.
The Russian forces were mobilizing
slowly.
German border patrols have made fire.
quent raids into Russia, burning vii
lagos, destroying railroads and cutting
wires, but there have been no general
engagements.
A Russian cavalry division which had
ventured into Germany was repulsed
Thursday at Johannesburg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07
GO NO FARTHER.


Salem proof is what you want and
the statement Of this highly respected
resident viii hanish an doubt:
W. H. Root, Route No. Q. Salem. saws;
Il believe a Geld started kidney
trouble in my case. Too frequent ac-
tioR Of my Kidneys annoyed me day and
night and sometimes ! was unable to
sleep. The passages of the kidney
seeTetions were attended with a burning
pain. II tried to stop, had SHARP
twinges in the small OF my hack. ]
felt weak, tired and languid and often
| got dizzy. Nothing helped me until
/ took Doan's Kidney Pills on friend Z.
advice In less than a month felt like
a different man aud four boxes made
me we'll The pains went away and
the kidney secretions became natural.
publicly recommended can 5 Kidney
.ills after they helped ne 50 greatly
and now willingly confirm that state
ment.
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney rene W. gel
DOan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mr. Root had. Foster. Milburn Co.
Props. Buffalo. \. u.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07

tanned a very discreet silence since the
war s outbreak and showed no signs, up
to today, of any military designs be-
yond certain quite justified steps to-
ward protecting its own frontier against
an overflow from the mighty conflict
raging in its vicinity Weakened by
the recent Balkan war and certain that
they would be attacked by Rumania and
Greece if they should strike at Servia,
opinion here was veering to the view
that the Bulgarians will keep peace if
they can.
Turkey was still suspected of hos
tile designs against the Servians, but
the sultan was not actually acting and
has seemed thus far to stand by his
declaration of neutrality in the pend
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07
SERVIANS WILL
INVADE AUSTRIA
Sees a Chance TO Get Port on the
Adriatic and to Acquire Coveted
Provinces, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Athens, Aug. Austria having be-
gun to withdraw the troops with which
il has been endeavoring to invade Ser
via, presumably because they are need
ed on Austria s own Russian frontier,
the Servians were rushing preparations
today TO overrun the Austrian provinces
of Bosnia and Herzegovina, according
to messages received here from Nish
by way Of Salonika.
The Servian government was said to
believe a situation had arisen whereby
the acquisition of these two long COW
eted provinces will be easy and Servia
will at last get the Ariatie port it so
seriously needs. The two provinces,
themselves largely Servian, it was be-
ieved. would welcome the invaders.
Bulgaria's Feet Cold.
Bulgaria. which it was thought pos
sible might attack Servia, las main
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07
Owes Her Life TO
This Lung Medicine

The manufacturers Of Eckman s Al.
terative, a medicine for Throat and
Lung affections, regret that an suffer
ers Of these serious troubles do not
take the trouble to investigate for
themselves what this medicine has ae-
eompLshed during the past fifteen
years in a number Of cases Read this;
Griffith, Lake Co. Ind.
"Gentlomen: About September 10,
1905, my mother,in-law was taken sick
with Catarrhal Pneumonia, which de-
veloped into Lung Trouble in Janu-
ary, when Rev Wm Berg, Of St Mich
ael Is Church, az Sehereville, Ind, pre-
pared ner for death. he recommended
that | get Eekman s Alternative. and
see II it would not give her some re-
lief. The attending physician declared
she had Lung Trouble and wrs beyond
all medical aid So I Immediately hsd
Rev. VIM. Berg to send for a bottle.
Practically without hope for recovery.
insisted that she try the Alternative,
which she did. I am glad to say tha,
she soon began TO improve. Now. she
works as hard as ever weighs twenty
pounds heavier than she ever did be
fore she took sick, and is in good
health.
(Affidavit) JOS. GRINlNER
(AbOve abbreviated; more on re-
guest.)
EeSman 5 Alternative has been proven
BY many years test % be most ef-
fieaeious for severe Throat and Lung
Affections, Bronchitis. Bronchial AS
thns, stubborn Colds and in upbuild
ing the system. Contains no narcotics
Pois0ns or hahit-forming drugs ASH
for booklet telling Of recoveries. ard
write to Eekman Laboratory, Philadel
phia. Pa, for evidence. For sale By
All leading druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07
Bill to Do Away With SIums,
Due to Mrs. Wilson, Pass
ed Congress Today
TRIBUTE OF FLOWERS
FROM CTTY'S SLUMS
President at His Desk to
Transact Business That
5. Couldn't Be Delayed

Washington, Aug The White
House was flooded today with tele-
grams Of sympathy. President Wilson
and his three daughters were bearing
up bravely Relatives of the president
and Mrs. Wilson, who died Of a compli.
cation Of diseases at O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, were arriving On every
train.
All flags In Washington were flying
at half-staff today. The White House
gates were closed.
Many messages from humble homes
were among those received. Condolen-
ees and flowers came from Washing.
ton s slums. A bill for the eliminations
of the slum district and for the i'm
provement Of side streets and alleys,
drafted at Mrs. Wilson's request, was
passed yesterday by the senate 1t was
expected the house would take similar
action today.
Funeral TO Be Private.
II was announced this morning that
the funeral will be held from the White
House. 1t viii be private.
President Wilson was suffering from
nervousness today. He was at his Of.
flee for a few minutes, clearing up ur.
gent business.
Wilson Howe, the president S nephew,
arrived on an early morning train.
Professor Axson, Mrs. Wilson S brother,
was expected either late today or early
tomorrow.
Presidential Private Secretary Tumul-
~ announced that the funeral probably
viii be held Monday.
Administrative departments eontin.
ued at work today.
The Whitg House engagement list
was cancel
A bqG 'pe on the main door Of
the exeeahStsnansiou was visible from
the street.
Policemen patrolled the White House
grounds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07
ENGLISH STEAMERS
LAID UP AT SEATTLE

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 7.-Officials Of
the Grand Trunk Pacific Steamship
company yesterday announced that the
liners Prince George and Prince Rupert
will be laid up indefinitely in Seattle
on account of European war.
The two liners have been operated
between Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver
and Southeastern Alaska ports.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07

Only One "BRoMo oUuNINE.
To get the genuine, call for. full name
LAXATIVE BRoMO QUININE. Look
for signature of E. W. Grove. Cures
a Cold in One Day. 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07
cur OUT FOREIGN FLAGS.

New York, Aug. Mayor Mitchell
today forbade the flying here Of flags
OF the European nations now AZ war.
lie feared they would provoke out.
breaks PaTadsS planned for this aft
ernoon by German, French and Austrian
rcscrvists also were hanned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07

The small fish taxes the fisherman S
veracity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07
Motorboat Wanted?

You'y always wanted a
mOtorbOat, but the expense has
kept YOU from seriously conr-
sidering the proposition of buy
Onei Well, don't let that
bother you any longer, but get
a motorbOat at once and enjoy
1t this August and September.
A Journal Want Ad will al
most surely bring you one at a
figure you never hoped for.
Lots of others have obtained
secondhand crafts of all kinds
in this way, why aen't youi
Write your Want Ad at once
and leave it with this paper.
1t will be sure to work.
x x x X X X x X X X X X :. x
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07

ing struggle.
As a preeaution, however, the Greek
mobilization was progressing in readi-
ness to rush to Servia s aid at the first
move on the Turks part
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-07

Some men never learn that girl whS
has time to spend eight hours da-
dolhng up hasn I time TO learn how &
cook and wash dishes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06
Geinen NerIebnnaen erlenen.

gSiliom S. Stcbcns, 35 Sabre alt
BON y&r. 2O5S, @eIt.@ooo6errp- -9lpey
mcl6cr am 0ienitag 9aoAmittag in
ser glabe ser lliion-9lDenue, olS cr
ouf einem 5obrroOe flbr, bon einem
StruBenbobn @oggon eetroffen
pllroe lit ieiuen &erIebuneen erie
gen. Coroner Or. gllgire bonn moro
li6en 0iitrift bielt geitern g(benO in
ser n0rolicben @oIi6eiltation cinen
Sndllcit. Die Goroners @eiAmore-
neh entlaiteten oen @totorfiibrer bon
icqli1er Sbul0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06

Iie iterblide Siiae Oes Gr. 8nl-
ton golgiano, Der am leBten Sonn-
tag III ieinem Seim, 9lr. 1927, gtoro-
Charles StraBe, aus Dem 2eben
l1ieo, lit geiterrt ailf Dem g@recn-
mount -6rieobofe.~ Der @roc ii6erge-
Zen iporoen |nltor 9ebrlm 9ennett
BON IarlingtolE NlO, Elm intincr
Sreuno oes @erltorbenetl, belt oen
Irauergottesoienlt. 9lItS aftioe gabr-
tll6trGger fungirteu Die S&. 6rout,
G6orles uno 3. @iaiom 9olgiano,
Or. 8. gurH Sopce, s. 6inolap 9ul'
lod mO @iaiam .. So6niou uno
ais Observation-Disclosures Or. Sobu
s. Sennlcter, Tr. SioneD u. Nlil.
Ter, Or. I. Chem @ortbinetoL Or.
s 6. @looOgooo, Or @iaiam Z.
@otion, Or. 5. a. G6otoro, 9lrtbur
9. 9ibbins, G6omas q. @belan lmo
Is. 9fanev Moli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06
NlmmiaipaI. .gLnaeIcncndcitcn.


yo9or &reitou bat iciue 6erienau-
9etreten. Sit 5u ieiuen 9lnge-
b0rioen uad] @bite suIpblIr
Springs, V. -gu., abeereiIt,
Saratoga StraBe miro asp6al.
i tirt. @eoenftaicl fiir 6rapciS
Scott seer.
lin odt Gage scr Eit6e 5u pile
Gen lit geltcru 0labnlittog Nlooor
TreIton 81 ieincn 9lngeborigeu no6
@bitc SuIpbur Springs, @..Nd.,
obgereiit. @r miro iib ooiel6It bis
na6iten Niittmo6 ooer Gonueritag
oufbalteu. @eitern gto1nittog meilte
er bis 1 llbr 9ld1mittogS I'M 9fatb-
holie lnO GrIebigte OieIc g(mtsge-
i6dfte. Sn ieiner 9lbmeieii6eit miro
Serr Sobn Subert, Der YrGIioent Oes
oWeiten 9latbs8lueiges, ais Mopor
tnneiren.
las Yiirenu 0eS Nlnpors mar ges
ltcrn nit 9Iimenonft dngeiiiat. Gos
0roBe aus 9mmen geiertigte sui
eiien, pelGeS ibm bei'm 9onfett i'm
DSoiel &ennert~ om Gicnitag 9lbeno
ilbcrreidt Woroen mar, 5ierte OaS
Sdreibpult 0eS Oiapors.
saratoga 2 z StroBe 10 irO
oSp6aIttrt.
Die ltGotiibe %flaiterlngs-Gom.
million beidIoB in i6rer oeItrigen
Sibung, Die Sdratogo.StroBe, 5pi-
iGcn Der 8omorO- unO @reene-Str,
ospbaltiren 5u loiicn. 3miicben ocn
StruBenbabngeleilen werOen Oitrifi-
5irte 8lode sur @erpcnOuug fom-
men,
9epobncr Der SomiItou-StroBe
lanOteu an Die &ilnItcrlngs-Go
lion einc Yctition, Dab Die eenannte
StraBc 5miiden Der Charles inO
St Goul. .StruBe erneitert miro, ebe
NIT Der EflaIteriulg oeriel6en begon-
ncn iuerOeu ioll. Die 0liteIicoer Der
Gommiiiion iinO abiolut gegen @rwei-
terltng Der StraBe.
@ebenftaifel fur 6ronctS
'tea scott &eD.
Cine ans 9ron5e gefertigte @e.
oenftoiel miro dni Geranlaiiung Der
NtitglieOer Oes OrOens Ser nYotrioti-
l9en So6ne bon 9(merifa4 5u @6ren
bon 8roncis Scott Sen an oem@obn-
bans ocileIben in Garro1-Gouitp on-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06
g9rnn0 IN gNinnnsl lleiiOcn5.

Sin 9rnnO, Der leidt bdttc groBe
Timenlionen onnebnen fonnen brad
gcitern Morgen gegen 5 llbr III Der
frii6eren &elioen5 OeS W}ulti-DliIlio-
nGrs MOB @inans, 9ir, 1911 St.
@aul-StroBe, ans. Eoli5iit Nli9ael
SbcebeD bonn mittleren Giitrift Der
oen grauO entoefte, alornirte Die
SpribensGompagnie 9tr, %, pel9e
Die 5ldmmen iAneQ lmteroriidte. SIS
itellte iib beraus, 0oB Die 0edc zines
3inmers oeS 5weiten Stodluerfes in
9rano gerat6en mar. Gas @eb0itoc
miro fir Die 6irma 9Sarr & @orr
ungebniit, pelde cine 9atein-S6ule
fiir @}do6en in 0emicl6en etabliren
miQ.
@eitern 9ladmittoo wuroe Die
6encrlpe6r nodmols nob Dem Sc
bduoe geruieu. gS Iieate iic6 berous,
OaB Der ulltomatiibc 6clermelOer IN
Dem SolIe regiitrirt 6otte, ais in
periielben mebrere 3inlmerleute ar
beitetcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06
gliuerpielu I'M nencn aIeiSe.


CroBc glttroftion beute 9lben0. ~
5eucrperf lmO @r0ffnmg ser
neren San56oue. - glngeneb-
mer 9(lfcntboIt am g8oiIer.
Sn Dem ih0nen u&ioerDiep-@ @orf"
am gSoiier miro belte glbeno Scr
ncue unO groBte Ean56ooen Oes Sii-
cin0emcibt peroen rno 0ie @e-
i6GftSfiibrer Iooen 0o5i an on0erer
SteQc oes n0crti1cn Correspondent
ten" ein, Dcn @eiuAern miro elm
prG6tigeS 9(rtiQerie- CONCERT geboteiL
iuo6ei Elm Seucuperf i'm @ertbe bon
$1,000 n6gebronnt merocn miro.
SOM Ean3booen aus fam man oltf
bic 8ai leben ino Die frii1e 2uft ge-'
ideBen. 0ie @ltern f0nneu an Oen
g}dc6mittogen 0ie &in0er nlitnebmen,
WclAen freie Sobrtcn ouf ocn Der-
itbicOenen 9nbnen gelpGbrt miro.
gLuBerOcm iino Sunoerte BON ber-
ihieOencn @elegcnbeiten Dorbonoen
einige angenebmc ShlnOeu in gutter
@eieaiboft 5u perbrinecn. ltno aue
>ic oc6otenen llnterboltilngen foitcn
nur flint Gents 6obrgelo nit ser
StraBGnbobn, melcbe Die @eiu6er
birnen einer bolben ShtnOe bonn
Ser5et Ger Stoot in Oen%orf bringt.
u9iioerpien- Sort lit itets Ger be-
nor5ugtc Sergniiein9spIos 6er0citt-
i6en gclpeien, unO iebt Inn 10 mebr,
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iporoeu lit. Sn Oieiem @orfe miro
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mcnn man ocn 9urf ibon Oorber Elm
poor Wtul bciu6t Inn ii6 Die Scr-
0nilgun9en 81 beieben. 0ie 6abrt
ollein lit 0oS @elo mertb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06

Sergeont So6n Gorep bonn mittle-
rem 0iItrift iibtete geitrrn 9lbeuo.nin
Yier am 6uBe Der Galpert-S ei-
nen 9ei6nom i'm @oiier. @r benot-
ridtigte Die Monniduften oeS %oIi-
5eibootes ,9onnnn,~ pelde ben Soo-
ten nod Der Morgle bra1teH. Ger
@rtrltnfene lit ein chpo 80 Sabre
alter gieger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06
GunOnftcnr cntScdt SgranS.

Sobn W1ortin bon 9ir. 1922, Nlon-
tebello-2lpe4ue, Der Gonouftelr zines
9oitpaggons, cntOedtc geitern Nior.
gen aegcn fll6r ciucn 9rano in Der
Sdleiferei 5pon 6rant %biaipS &
Sobnc, O}r. 1886, @reenmolut-9lOe
Gr olornlirte Die 6euerpebr, mel6c
Ocn 6lonmen iAnca Oeu @oraus
maGtc. Gle llriabe OeS @ronOes iii
in6cfannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06


9cbrobt imo cut6iiat wer0en. GieIer
@ei6luB purOe am Sonntog in elmer
Sibung in ser oSOO 6eIlow Sale
on Der gde bon Snrntoga- iutO Ga-
i6eorol-StroBe geiaBt. IS wuroe fer
ier beidloHrlL cui Genfmal 81 @6reu
Der 9eioQenen &rieger oli Dem
S6ladtfelOe 81 9tortb Yoint 5u er.
ridten. Die nGdlte Contention oGs
NrOens finoet in Gentreniqe, M0.,
itott. Bel Ser SrOens-Guraoe nab.
reno Der Sternenbonner-@oGe mer.
Den Die patriotii6en S0bne eiucn
Sfaipugen mitfiibren.
MaDoroon @iImington
bier.
y. 9. Dloore, Der Wfopor BON Wil-
mington gt.-G., meilte geltern in9dl-
tiinore uno ltattete WinDor 9Srelton
einen 9eiu1 nb. CT infornirte BEN
&esteren, OoB Die 9epobner pongil-
minoton groBes Sntereiie an Der
Sternen6onner 6eier ne6men unO
ooB Oioro Carolina cine itarfe De-
legation 81 Der 6eier entienOen miro.
Sor ieiner 9l6reiie beiiGtiete N}apor
N}oore Oos Souptqunrtier Der Ster-
nenbanner Gomnliiion an ser Dit
9oltimoreltroBe uno batte cine Ian.
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Hreiton. @r er5Gblte Srn. See, Dob
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@elllb in @ilmington Die Ser6en Der
9epoDner gelponnen bat.
@roffnung oes @rboIungs g.
8ierS.
OloDor YrpIton md1te geitern be-
fount, OaB Die oifi5ie1e @roifnung
oeS ItdOtiiGen @rbolungs 8iers am
SSuBe Oes @rooOpop am 90 9lugult
gIodnlittn9s 5 ll6r erfolgen miro.
Snfen Sngenielr Oscar 2odep, iin-
ter oeIien SlutiiGt Der 9Sier itebt, miro
ein Erogrdmm fir 0ie @roffnlnGS-
6eier aufiieQen Sn etli6en Tagen
miro er ieine YlGne befannt MAIDEN,
Ole 9iiOeet 8eborOe lit benndrid-
tiot poroen 0ob nidt geniigenO
9dnfe ouf Sem 9ier oor6anOen iinO.
Alit Oieier 8rage miro iie iid in Ser
ndditen Sibung beiddftigen.
Nc otorfabr5eltgefiir 6ens
ersG cportemen
Yrdiioent Sobus BON Ser 6euer6e-
6oroe er6ielt aeitern bon Ser ltGoti-
iden Gontraftbe6orOe Die 9lutoritdt,
ueitere bier Wlotoria6r5eu9e fir oos
6eiier Eeportenent un5uidaffen.
Die n6ront Eripe Doctor 60" BON
Nep Seriep miro Oie bier gSogen
gum Yreiie BON $4,000 Iieferu, gIn
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Lamb.

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Der Seite Oes Gampiers.
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2. Gelano bon G6icogo ais W}itglie-
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9eb0r0c cilt Eie 9lngele9enbcit lpilr.
De bis morgen pericboben.
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