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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
LYREC IHEATRE
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The public interest in the wonder ful production of the sperrv Players at the Lyric Theatre continues un- abated as the week passes
 The best possible test of the pop ularity of a show Is the reports which are spread broadcast throughout the city by those who saw the opening performance,
 Many of them saw thennseIyes for the first time in motion pictures The fact that 10000 Bridgeporters are shown on the films makes it a fea- tIIre which has an exceptional inter- est to eyerybo odys
 Those who have not already seen these remarkable pictures should be sure and do so before the end of the week. It is an opportunity to see more of Bridgeport in a. brief space of time than one could ordinarily see In months of casual life about the city.
 For the person who merely wishes to observe some of the beauty spots of Bridgeport it is well worthy. of at tendance as these beauty spots are shown in, s most attractive way.
 All this week at the Lyric theatre.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
IS GRANDMO THEIR
 TWICE IN 3 DAYS
Daughters of Mrs. Annie Kanpf Have Children Within Three Days of Each Other.

To became a grandmother twice with in three days is an honor which does not befall many. but it has come to Mrs. Annie Kampf, widow of the late John Kampf, fireman, who lost his life in the discharge of his duty.
 A daughter was born to Mrs. Law renee Brophy. who was formerly Miss Margaret Kampf on Sunday and on Wednesday her sister, Mrs John F. Curran of the same address. 567 Main street. gave birth to a son. Mrs. Cur ran who is the wife of Patrolman John F. Curran. was formerly Miss Catherine Kampf and was employed at the Smith & Murray Co. Both ba- bies are the first children of their parents.
 The little girl has been named An na Elizabeth Brophy and the boy: John Joseph Curran.
 MT. and Mrs. Brophy and Mir. and Mrs. Curran and especially Mrs. Anna Kampf. the grandmother are receiving congratulations.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18

the great chorlas was newer preraE better than 1t is today.
 The concert yvd11 mean much e. Bridgeport people. Over 4 0o0 msm an members or their faxnilies will bc guests of the Arion s5inEing so1iat during t1le two days of the saarsa fest and will stay 4n the hotels private homes of Brddgeport l1s1r local people wfu attend some of the festivities to be held ln coactc with the event and local businass r1a will be greatly benedted by the adVsn of so many Ftsltors
 The ofIIciaIs progrsm for the grand concert will be made public in the concert win bs the biggest er held here and undoubtedly the bsst
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
Jones' Commonplace Hero,
 Is Tonight's Subject

-Congressnan E. HdlI ad- dressed the members Of the washing ton Park M E. church at the ope en- ing entertainment of the sixtfeth an niversary celebration held last night. He also spoke of foreign countries which he visiteds Miss S. Belle Blaclx- stone presided at the organ. A trio composed Of Walter Ley, Miss Laura Helm adpd Albert I4ax,ke san g.
 Jones the Hero of the Comm on- place will be the subject Of an an dress by the Rev. Robert M. Moore tonight. A recital will be given by Professor Elmer E. Joyce on the or gan.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
THE WEATHER FORECAST
GENERAL.

Disturbances. central this morning over upper Michigan and A Alabama. are causing unsettled weath CT with local showers and ,thunderstorms from the gulf northward to the lake region. Cool; pleasant weather continues along the Atlantic coast. The greatest rain fall reported for the last "A hours was 1.6S inches, at Knoxville Tenn. Tho temperatures are rising slowly in the western and central districts. Condi- tfons favor for this vicinity fair weath- CT, followed by unsettled and warm CT and probably local showers
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
Fresh Caught Sea Food.

Fish specials for Friday: Large Kennebec shad, bIoater mackeraI, but terfsh, f1ukes, sea bass, live lobsters, salt salmon, salt mackera1, steak cod fish, porgies shore haddock. Long IsI- and steamers, salt herring, fresh east ern salmon, halihl1t, cocktail blue6sh, ee1s, market cod and boiled Holsters. round Clams, little necks, B1uepoints, prime soft she'll crabs, salt, canned and pfckled fish of all kinds. Bridgeport Public Market and Branch, State, Bank and East Main streets. Phones.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
BOXING IS ADDED 10 OLY YMPlC SPORT

Paris; June 1s-Franee's peopesl that boxing be permitted at the Clgan pic games to be held insBerlir fn 181e was adopted by a large majority today's session of the internati0ua Olympic congress The series cf com petitions is to include eight ciasaaz 1f boxers rom fly weights to haa
 Women are not to be admitted as competitors either 1n fencing or Biey- cling.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18

nam Of Sunset H5lI.
 D. s. Sanford is in New Haven this week attending Yale comm encenaert.
 The Dening family have moved from Albert Williams house in. hometown to the house on the NorwAIk turnpike owned by Henry Osborn.
 Miss Louisa, eldest Of the three daughters of Albert Bigelow Pain. has sailed for Europe to join her father who is making a motor car tour of the continent for a series of articles for Harperss Magazine.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
Mrs. Mills Resigns As
 Treasurer of Circle

At the lst regular meeting of Lu- cetta Warner Circle, No. 472, c. F. of A. Mrs. Mary Mills resigned as treas urer of the circle. Mrs. Mills has been treasurer for several years but, owing to poor health 1t became necessary for her to retire.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
SALVATION ARMY SERVICE.

special service will be held tonight, the Rev. Gilbert Laiee of the First Evan gelical church will speak. Mrs. Ly- man Finkle will sing. All are wl- com.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
THE PREI1TEsT FACH

ana the most beautiful hands are of. ten disfigured by an unsightly wart It can easily be removed in a few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover For sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy, AIS Fairfield Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18

The organizers Of the United He brew Trades of New York decided that the next trade to be organized will be the toothpick makers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
STATE

Friday, fair; moderate south and southwest winds
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
DIED

D0ExzFaa taip city, June IT, 1914, Eleanor A. daughter Of John and Annie Cough Douglas.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of the parents, No. 440 Park Avenue on Saturday, June 20 at 8s30 a. na.; n Tnter1nent at st. 1Iichael's s cemetery B18 bsp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18

Automobile drivers should light their lamps at 7:5S o'clock tonight.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18

ers Instructed architects to proceed with new city hall which will cost szoo.ooog
 suffrage. child labor. food values and open- air schools were the topics for diAcunslorl at a round table session of 4ha Daughters Of the FsvoI1tton In z1inneapoIis-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
HOOKWORBG VICTIM IS
 FOUND IN C0NNEcTICtI

New Haven. June 18--A patient il of pellagra is the object of study physicians at one of the local hce pitfalls. The woman, whose name not given out, came here from g small town in which she had been restdenl for. years
 plain how she contracted the dAsease for it is not .con1naon in New Hngla.uq
 captain WiIliaRn S. Vanyeuren, state inspector Of steam vessels on inland 7ga1ers died at KtngE6on, " aged 75 years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18

Commander Scott Of the United States gunboat Marietta cabled the Navy Department that revolutfonists are operating in the vicinity of San Domingo City.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
cIIEANEAsY, BEST HAND sOAP

Guaranteed not to injure the skin, instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust, Grease, Ink. Paint and Dirt. For the hand or clothing Large can 10 cents. Manufactured hy Win. R. Vim. 244 esratford avenue
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
svVilliann ATcMurrays ex-s1B, has re- summer.

William NcA1urra.y. ex-s16, has re- turned from Niagara university for the summer
 A surprise party was tendered Miss Florence Hayes last evening at her home Among those in attendance were Misses Marion Fitzsimmons, Ar line La.Hait and Messrs- CIinord Walt era, Thomas Hallen, Francis Hallen. Thomas McNamara. Hugh Lavery. and Earl Brown. A quartet composed of AIessrs. Walters, T. Hallen, Layery and Brown sang several selections. while the accordion solo of Frank Hal len was greatly appreciated. Miss La Halt and rom HaIIen also gave several interpretations of the latest dances.
 Now that vacation time is drawing near the majority of the student are looking about for employment for the summer. Tom HaIlen, David Molloy, and Tom McNamara have secured ena- pIoynent with Fallon and Greenstein. WaIter Gregory is working for Miner Read and TulIock, Alfred Porter is e11n- ployed at the plant of the Heppenstahl Forge company, Edward Casey at the Crane Valve, Ileander T'rolin at How lands, John Corcoran with the Ma tionaI Sanitation Company. Raymond Cosgrove with the city engineer and Robert Hurley with the Casey 6 Hur- ley Company.
 The special trolley containing the members of the junior class will leave from in front of the high school Mon- day morning at 9:3o sharp. The com mittee announces that the conveyance will leave promptly at that hour for the picnic grounds and all those who are going should be there on time.
 The high school will be well repre- sented at the camp of the Boys De partIhent of the '. M. c. A. during the month of July as enrolled among the l campers will be Edson Banks, Royal Rowlans7, Victor MouIton, Lanse Key holds, Merrill Beach, Paul Barnes Johnson NcHann and others who vii act as leaders.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
PoINrs OF INTEREsT.


 Rare economies in this sale of sum mer millinery, Our splendid line of trimmed hats greatly under-priced. No need to talk about the low prices they speak for themselves at D. H. Dillon & Co.'S. 11o5 Main street. Adv.
 Big arrival of fresh fish to be sold at very low prices. w. D. Cook & Son. Just received a fine lot of blue fish, wealzfish, yellowf1n, sea trout, 6resh nnackereI, ehad, chicken halibut steak codfish, fresh haddock, pollock, sea. bass. porgies, butterf1sh, eels flat fish, long clans, round clanns, Little Neck cIans, live Holsters, soft shell crabs and all other kinds of fresh fish which they will sell at very low prices. Plenty of lemons and Hines to be sold at very low prices.-Advt Free Demonstration in Our Window.
 Friday and Saturday of the Eclipse electric cleaner. Don't raise the dust remove it. Bid goodbye to the broom and dust pan method of clean l ing the home. The Eclipse electric cleaner draws out all the dirt and dust instantly. and without hard work Y ou can carry it to any part of the house, only weighs 10 1-2 pounds and con nects to ordinary electric light sock ct. This mechine requires no oil- ing. and has two suction nozz1es, one 1 provided with a stiff brist1e brush. 1 propelled by gear action which picks up the lint, threads. etc. Price $50. I Sold on easy terms. $5 per month. See | them in action in our window Come | in- F. B.. Beach, S62 Main street. Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
Free Demonstratton in Our Window

N s1e CUSTOM SUIT SALE NOW AFFORD BROTHERS SEE w East Side and West End E
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
Dutty,s Pure Malt Whiskey

just before f digestion
  propo O nourishTnent
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
NEW HAVEN

Forecast: Fair to night; Friday 1n- showers
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-01

penales y de procedimientos de todas
las Jurisdicciones que guardian relaci6n
con aquella ley, y que permitiran su de
rogacion al ser reformados.
Senores diputados Y senadores:
La labor es vasta, aunque parezca
modesto en- alguna de sus parties, tam
bien plde la vida de los pueblos obras
modestas y silenciosas, que a veces son
mas titles que las grandes transforma-
clones. De yuestras luces y vuestro pa
triotismo debe esperarse cue esa labor
sea s6lida, positiva, practica y de tai IN
dole, que una q los hombres de buena
volutad con vlnculo de tolerancia res
peto mutuos, para bien y engrandeci-
miento de la Patria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-01
Politica espanola
DISCURSO DE DON ALFONSO XIII
Continuation de la "a. plana. J

los requerimientos mas urgentes de la
opinion. eco de las necesidades naciona-
les. Ell fomento Y constante desarrollo
de estas obras parecen inexcusables. Es
urgente una reparacion general y orde-
NADIA de las carreteras del Estado. que
satiSfaga las necesidades del trafico mo-
derno, Y al propio tempo salve de la
destruction tan importantes Was. per-
mita obtener la debida utilidad de los
cuantiOSOS caudaleS publicOs invertidos
en- construirlas aplicando q tan apre-
miante necesidad rn credito, que habra
de solicitarse de vuestro patriotismo. Y
Siguiendo en- la realization de las obras
|el Orden que marque la importancia re-
ativa de las Was; es decir, cOmenzando
por las que unen Madrid con las from
teras Y con las otras capitales. Ell des-
IarrOllo progressive de los ferrocarriles
Stt lOS. lOS DtAtI lOo y 100 OJI 'IuN
tiendan completar la red general de
comunicaciones, interrumpida d veceS
por soluciones de eScaSa extension, bas
tante. sin embargo. para alejar regio
Ines inmediataS. las obraS hidraulicas
| que tanto aumentan Y meJOran la pro
| Iducci0n. han de ser Objeto de cuidadC
lespeciallsimo. cOnforme al criterio dc
| mi Gobierno. de desenvolver por todo>
| los mediOs la riqueZa agricola, proper
lcionando trabaj0 4 las classes necesitada'
V creando elementOs de vida que seal
remedio ehcaz de la emigraci0n, FL con
curse para cOnStruir caminos vecinales
| la canalizaci0n del 'Manzanares Y lO
tauXilios para el abastecimiento de agu;
potable 4 las poblaciones, contrbuiral
tambi6n d armentar la prosperldad d
los n1cleOS urbanoS. y entire elloS de Ii
capital de Espana sin olvidar los pne
bios mas humildes. los que Sc procura
ra dotar de Was de communication y me
iorar su hygiene. facilitando su vida
propia y su vida de relaci6n. Sc Os SO
metera en fin, un proyecto destlnado
obtener el creditO neceSarlo para cons
truir. 4 medias con Francia, la estacl0l
international del Canfranc. en- la line
transpirenaica. pr0xima inaugurarso
En- materia tan importante como Il
instruction pUblica, es reconocida po
todos la neceSidad de uniticar y selec
cionar las abundanteS y cOnfusas dlspo
lsiciones regiamentarias que Ell torno d
liza VICENTE ley. ha lido creando !;
no cscasa labor de los Gobiernos duran
It, mas de medic siglO. como eS tamblcl
notoria la necesidad de refotmar dlcAi
lley de reducir a normas legales 10
preoeptos administrators por que Sc n
oe en- gran parte la ensenanza Official
para que la estabihdad pr0pia de las le
YES aleie La atencion de modificar cadi
paso esos preeeptos, por iniciativa
siempre enthusiasts, pero no siempr
afortunadas.
Vii Gobierno. cumplIendo este deber
que es parte de su predilecto interes po
la ensenanza, presentara oportunamen
te un proyecto de ley de instruction pd
]blica. en- el que Sc armonicen Ell 10 posi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-01
Los americano3
EN- Mejico
10 QUE OPINA Ell EN PRESI-
DENTE TAFT.

Una guerra con N6jico seria dificil
de terminar-d dijo-aunque lq termina-
riamos con eXito. Alguien que conoce
la situacion como pocos. me dice que Sc
necestarian de 350,G00 4 5o0.0C0 sol
dados. Que seria un prohIena dificil;
pero despu6s de la guerra, hay otro df-
ficil problema
TranQuilizar un gran pals donde sus
beligerantes Sc esconderan en- la espesu-
ra y haran la guerra de las guerrillas es
un probema gigantic Lo Sc porQue
tengo eXperiencia FL problema no Sc
ra diferente al de las FiIipiras. donde
los natvos Sc fueron la manigua, los
pantanos, las montanas y las selvas y
era necesario sacrifcar millares de
buenos soldados para donin0rlos.
Esta guerra signifcara la ocupaci5n
lmiltar de todas las villas ciudades de
Mtjico. Sera facil capturar las ciuda-
des pero la paciicaci5n del pals reque-
rira una larga continuada lucha Ten
dremos que preparar a nuestros hom-
bres todas las habilidades de los meji-
canos
En- conclusi6n debo dcciros que fer
vientenente espero en- Dios que Sc evte
esa guerra =
del "Diario del Oeste -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-01

lble las distintas tendencias. dentro de
La fiel observancia de los preceptos de la
lConstltucqon del Estado del respeto
debldo a las crencias, que comparte, de
La lnmensa mayor1a de los espanoles.
Abriga tambien mi Gobierno el pro
lposlto Gle acometer sin demora Ia ina
Iplazable reorganization de los servicios
Gle comunicaciones postales Y TELEGRAPH
Icas, para que Espana deje de ser una
exception Ell ell concerto de la Union
universal. A clio nos invita- la circuns
tancla Gle reunirse en- Madrid dentro de
este ano, ell Congreso postal, los com
promises que consecuencia de sus deli
beraclones habremos de adquirir verosi-
lmilmente en- la vida de relaci6n con los
demas pueblos.
La Hygiene pdblica, ramo principal
de la Administrator moderna reclama
| la reorganization de la inspection muni-
lclpal de Sandal, la creaci0n de Institu-
tos o Laboratories provinciales, la ex-
pansi6n y desenvolvimiento de las ac-
tuales funciones del Institute ma
cional de Hygiene, que lleva mi nombre,
para estableer Ell el las ensenanzas pro
lpias de la especialidad sanitaria cream
do ell titulo diploma de m6dico higie-
Inista MI Gobierno Sc preocupa tam
blen del Saneamiento de las viviendas.
Ique tanto afecta la salud p1blca y Sc
relaciona con ell problema social de las
lcasas baratas para obreros
Los sagrados intereses de la .Justicia
salyaguardia del derecho aconsejan me-
ldidas que la facilten la pongan al al
Icance de todOs. a este fin obedece el
Iproyecto que os sera prcsentado acerca
lde los aranceles judiciales, y tambien
en- otra esfera, el referente la libertaC
conditional, Ell que han de aprovecharsf
as lecciones dc la practica para la po
,Slble realization de los progresses del sis
tema penitenciario, ensayados va en- los
pueblos cultos La RECOMMENDATION q,
la ley hipotecaria y la reforma de la de
Imarcaclon n0tarial son trabajos compile
mentarios de 10 legislado, que han de fa
vorecer el ordenado ejercicio de los de
rech0s ciyiles.
Atcnto mi Gobierno a los problema
econ0mico sociaIes, y deseoso de EN-
plear en- ellos sus iniciatiyaS, tras madu
70 eXamen de su oportrnidad Sc propo
ne crear ell ministerio del Trabajo, par;
lque. a ia vez que reorganice los actua
les ServicioS referentes. 4 esas interesan
tes materiaS con un criterio de unidad
sea cl adecuado Instruments para el es
tudio, preparation y aplicaci0n de las
Ileyes SociaeS. desde la formation de la,
estad1sticas indispesables para aprecial
las realidades del mundo del' trabajo
hasta la inspection del cumplimiento dt
aquellas disp0Siciones: obra que he
bran de contribuir con su experienced y
cello, en- los diversos 6rdenes de su ac
tividad. los Institutes de Reformas so
ciaes Y Nacionales de Provision.
No han dejando de considerar mis-
Gobiernos anteriores las cuestiones juri
dicas los estados de opinion produce
dos con motive de la aplicaci6n de Il
uamada ley de jurisdicciones Ell ac
tual Sc propone atender a esta que er
la hora presente es una aspiration gene
ralmente sentida, proponiendoos la re
forma de los art1culos de los C6digos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-01
PAPEL DE CIGAnRTLLOs.

En- el BOLETIN MERcANTIL,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

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ipdter gu @eltn6a fagte. go 6riidte
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morten; fein @ort aber fam Mber lire
9ippen uno la1t idludaer0 i@Iug iie
sic &anoe 5uiammen.
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v@arum ipridit 6u nidt?"
49,, i6 fam, i6 fann ridt!!" rief
iie iammerbou. 80, bringe mild 5u-
rid at Sante 8arbara!"
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batte fih geiommelt. SIR @eb riibr-
te Mrs:: Marfbam's &er5; 6enn fie
erinnerte ii6, tpie elen6 a1t9 iie fid
emit gefiibt, als ite gum eriten Mal
sos robe 8lodba11s betreten, SOS 10
longe ibr &eim eetpeien.
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Ssones cine 8eidreibung ieiner
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bensueife ser Marfboms fdiden tpiir-
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bi~naufgeeilt un6 bate fem beites
&alstu9 11rt6 o1toere @ttefel ange5o,
gen. N,tr bielt er fid fit falonfabig,
reidte Ser 1te1tet Sdtpeit er 6te @an6,
bieB iie ber3li@ tpi1fomrtet un6 trat
Damn 5uriiidf, INN Mn6p b%or3ulaiien,
Ser ebenfuIs erit EoiIette gentodt rno
besbob sic erite 8egriiBung perfpdtet
batte.
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otter 9inben r1tbten, Sic fdor in Sen
Eagen Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
geitan6en batter.
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elm Soeol g~etpeiem; ie mebr file aber
gen @eiten fam, 6eito b6ber itieg
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te iie Sic en6lofe @ruirie betpmnoert;
aber iett, mo iie mii1be NOR, gefiel ibr
nidts mebr, am tpenigiten DInep, Sci.
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Mn6p tpor Elm eigertbiimlider @bo-
rafter. D1r9 einen St11r3 bonn Bfer-
6e batte er in Ser @inobeit eine &opf-
perleb1rng erlitten, 11rb feitoem mar
er,, tpos feline Mutter rforroerbar," Die
No9baren ober eirer balben @impel
1%tar1ter. SIM Sitter ftan6 er sSltltlts
an naditen, iab ieoo@ finger aus
aIs ole 8riiber. Seir1 biibfdes r11noes
@eidt Bate ettpas MGo@enboftes;
be,tro1 mafte er ie6er @o1r1tag Mn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

italt, ii6 5u raiiren, trat nit Mei1er
nno Streidriemen Dor Sen SpiegeI
nn6 bearbeitete, gum groBen @rg0ben
zines Se6en, Ser i'm gum erlten Mole
iab, 6as bartloie @eii9t.
6riiber, als oben ar1 &re115tpege
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MroD, @mtter un6 8ru6er cine fdne>
re @rIfung bereitt. SSn mander
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nadtlide @rairie fegte, m11Bte Sl1lius
Sen marmen @amin berlaifen uno
binaus in 6as lntpetter ellen, um
Mnop gu il1den. St fan6 i'm mebr
6enm ein Ma1 neben ser @troBe nit
5erfrabtem @eiidt 11n6 elmer Musoin=
flung, pel@e Sic @ebauptl1ng, nes
muiie i'm SSeman6 nie6ergenorfen ba-
ben," iofort 9iigen itrafte.
Mn6p poro oem Trmnfe ergeben,
Bis ser Miiiionar Totpnsero nod 81
1tep fam. @ater Somnsen6's Stim-
me, @eien 1111o Mntlit tpedter ipm-
patbii@e Saiten in Mn6p's 8rrit, 11no
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&e6e, betrat Sic 8irtbidaft am
&peu5tpege ni@t mebr.
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