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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-07
Woman Offers Body
TO Save Her Family

81. LOUIS, Feb. Mrs. Howard
mart offers to sell her body to
medical college for dissection for 5000
~ save her crippled husband and
child from starvation.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-07

Mary LAWYER the 7yearod Brooklyn girl who away
become doctor when her wanted her be school
being hunted for four days the country
found in Chicago railway station by agent the local
A. cared for until relative
II knew when got into the big city that had made
mistake she said, and gladly started homeward.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-02
Marietta Consolidation.
DISTRICT REREkAH MEETING.
Annual Convention Of Sixty Fourth
District to Be Hold Herr in MAY

At meeting of the executive COM
,nittee Of rhe sixty-fourth district Of
the Renekah lodge held in this city
Saturday, he second or third Wednes-
day in May was decided upon for the
annual convention Of the district as
sociation, which will be held In this
city. Plans were made for the pro-
gram and the entertainment at the
meeting. Mrs. Allie Scott, Of Montrose,
president Of the Rebekah assembly,
will be the principal speaker. Mrs.
Pardon II=ai, % L:s1o'Ilb, IS P11css;;52ccH CT:
of the district. Other officers are Mrs.
]. B. Mccormack. of this city. vice
president; Mrs. ]. G. Scott, of Liscomb,
secretary; and Mrs. C. c. Woodmansee.
Of this city, treasurer. The district
comprises the twelve lodges in this
county. n
In the afternoon a meeting Of the
Past Noble Grands Association was
held. Mrs. W. T. Soners, president Of
the association. presided. Plans were
discussed for the convention, and the
years work was planned. Twenty-six
members attended the meeting.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-02

cluded the removal Of . mountain.
created tho greatest spectacle Of ac-
activity In history In these days when
the animated camera records events
exactly as they occur. 'stay-at homes
may witness the most heroic achieve
ment OF all ages-the building of the
canal-as satisfactorily as II they had
spent many years leisurely watching
its progress under the tropical sun.
All that Is necessary is attendance at
the Odeon theater Tuesday evening
when Howe will present the most re-
markable production known In the an
mails Of motion photography. His films
form the vehicle by which the spectator
is made to fully understand the great
engineering feat which will unite two
oceans at Panama and bring the OPP
posite sides of the world into a closer
relation than the optimist Of yesterday
ever dreamed Of.
Each step in the construction Of the
great locks, from the early ditch to the
moments when the concrete took its
final form was followed by the action
of the cameras.
The exhibitor has many other sur
prising subjects. There is a visit to
the scenic gem Of the great American
northwest-Yellowsto park, with the
most wonderful natural phenomena
known to scientists-the gewers. hot
springs. and the canyon of the Yellow
stone river.-Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-02
Good Bill at tn. orphsum.

An unusually good bill, featurinS
Faust and Faust, the pantomtne must
cal comedians. is presented at the Or
pheum for the first half of the week.
opening Sunday night. Faust and
Faust are able musicians and present
their offering in a new and novel way.
They inject much good comedy into
the act in a quaint fashion. and prove
one Of the best feature acts Of the sea-
son.
Young and Gilman, singers :. IN. mo
dancers, who open the BILL are ~
clever clog dancers as have been seen
here in years. Their concert dancins
and their single work is excellent anu
they succeeded in making decided MI
with the large Sunday night audience nc
Bob Garrod. singing comedian. VINO
was substituted at the last moment TOT
another act which was cancelled os
reason of illness, proved surprise. pc
ing much better than the
single act. Mr.. Garrod works IN piach
face. -
Panama canal pictures are IeatuIe
of the Pathe weekly, and work on tns
great waterway is graphically asFS :.
by the camera.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-02

records 80; and II -is-probable.that sev-
eral will have an opportunity Of show
Ing what they arc capable Of doing this
year.
At least twenty applications for the
management OF the club have been re.
ceived. by President Wilbur, includ-
ing several former major. league play
ers.
Manager Richards Is In receipt of q
letter from Hopkins Bros, Of Dies
Moines, asking for exhibition games
in this city in April. 1t is not likely
that the games will be arranged for.
as games have already been scheduled
for the dates desired.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-02
ACREAGE NEARLY COMPLETED.
Bookings in February Have Melted
More Contracts Than Any Season Vet.

The large response to our advertise
ments for produce contracts has largely
been due to the fact that local growers
have lately come to a realization Of the
fact that we are Offering a means Of
deriving greater revenues from your
high priced acres than any other chan
mel of outlet: (also a safer outlet In
these precarious days OF hog cholera
and uncertain cattle markets..
This proposition is entitled to every
support Of those who are interested in
making Marshailtown a better market
for farm produce. Of all kinds.
Evergreen corn. 800 ton.
Tomatoes, $1,000 ton.
Cabbage. $500 ton.
Pumpkin, $3.50 ton.
Hominy corn. 70 cents bushel.
Call at our office or phone US for a
blank contract We must know quick
WESTERN GROCER MILLS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-02
HAvERhlLL CONSOLIDATION CAR.
cARRiES-TlMsER CREEK
PROJECT BEATEN.
ONLY ONE VOTE AGAINST
MERGER IN JEFFERSON
Vote Was e. For to I Against at Aavsr.
hilI-Timber Creek and Washington,
Township Consolidation Beaten BY %
to 3o-Vots Against Location OF
School.

One project to consolidate schools in
| the southern part of the county car
ried, and another was defeated in spe-
cial elections held Saturday after
noon. At Haverhil! and in its vicin-
ity the proposal to unite the rural
schools and the town school carried
almost unanimously. The project to
| consolidate the school Of the northern
part of T1nber Creek township and
part of Washington township was
beaten by a small majority.
At Haverhill the vote was So to
for the consolidation. This consolida-
ton takes in most of Jefferson town
ship, the southern part OF Timber
creek township, and the town Of
Haverhili. 1t is proposed to have the
school at Haverhill, and to change the
parochial school into a public graded
school, using the parochial school for
that purpose.
Site Beats Timber Creek.
The election in the proposed CONSOLE
dated district in northern Timber
sbi, was haaten 90 ~ ., tn. chief
reason ,ba nnnso1;d,.;on ,o.- re-
cause If the nronossI ~ so,na of 1,os.
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Inc petl'1on oelng circulated iof
consohdaton OF SCHOOLS IN LeGranu
loWhshlp' ana territory adjacent 20
LeGrand village. also some TERRITORY IN
rama county. was hied with MISS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-02
PLAYERS ASK rRv.ovTs.
Ambitious Ball Players Seek Chance 70
Break Into Professional Game.

Break Into Professional Game.
Manager Richards. Of the local base
BALI team, has been besieged with let
tiers from ambitious baseball players
from all parts of the country. asking
for chance to try -out with the Mar
shalltown club this spring. These let
tiers have come from the Pacific coast,
from New Jersey. New York, Texas,
Oklahoma, and from almost every
other quarter of the country. Some OF
the inquirers have had professional ex-
periences, some have played in the
major leagues. and many are young
sters who have had no experience other
than that afforded by membership IN
amateur teams. Some of the appll-
cants look like real finds, insofar as
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-02

Miss Gertrude Espe, Of this city. went
to Story City Friday to visit for few
days at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Nehring.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-02
WONDER OF ALLsAeEs.

The Construction Of The Panama Canal
at the odson Tussday.
"Prodigious. astounding overwhelm-
ing" IS the description given Lyman
H. Howe's reproduction Of the Panama
canal. The excavations, which In
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30
@cacm bic iueife 9scit.

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culoiis. Cine @iillion ySlot6e
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8iele GerfaufsiteQen perocu er-
ridtet.
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Counties in MarDlano porbanoen
ino Die &ereinigung controlirt ben
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Den TDeuter-E Erogramuicl ueroen
9(n5eigen criHeinen, e6enIo 9ieflnmc.
tafeln in etpa tauienO StraBeu.
babnmaggons. Die grpreB- vEranS'
fer, Storage" imo ,,Garica6" s@es
leaidaften iino eriubt porOen, an
i1ren @efdbrten elm fiinitleriic6 aus.
gefii6rtes Heflamenidilo onbringcn
81 laiien. Sn aaen 9lpot6efen, Sm-
menl1oen Sotels, GMbbdllerlI
@aarenb1uiern uuO 3eitrngS.9ii-
rcour pcroeu sic Nlarfcn 5Mm Ser
FAM angeboten merOen
@ertaufsliGiOe DerOcn i'm Folt-
amt, i'm 3oaamt, i'm uGmerion sos
tel, inn ,9elOeoere Sotel," IN 81.
9}eias Iepartement-2aOen mo an
oeren @l1Ben errihtct. Sunge Go-
men, pelhe iid in BEN 0ienit Der
g9obltb1tigfeit itelen, merocn olele
St1nOc mcibnadtsgem1B idnilden.
91iemdno ioatc oergeiicn oaB I'M
leBten 200O @erioncn in ylarplanO
Elm Cpfcr Der SfminOiudt mnrOcn
lnO 0aB sur 3eit 5000 Ferioncn an
S6!uiuOiudt leIOcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30

llnIerc Iel6Itgefertieten @ruhb1n-
Ser fiir 8rnAleiOen0e iin0 sic cin5i-
gen, bic S6neu ipirtiamc rmO oancrn-
DC Grleidterung ihaficn. Pins bic.
lem WrunOe bebauptcn mir, oaB mir
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bon @erioncn, bic jett iniere 8rud-
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g(n5eigcn iogenonntcr @rudbano.,Sus
brifontcu 6ereingefa0en iino. gSir
iteuen 0ie gruhbdnoer genau ndd
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9dnoer Sbnen irgenO mclHe S9mer'
5cn perlrladen ooer beim Gragar
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merfen t6oiidHlic6 uibt ooB Sie ein
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briuacn. llniere 4reiic iin0 ndBig
W0 feinc Grpreiierprciic uie bel
Uielen gInOcren iuiO lie gebcn, uie
geiogt Vefricoiarn9. Die anoere ni@t
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iultation. 9ciu9en Sie inns uno
iteilen Gle felt oaB glaes wobr it,
mas mir iagcn.
s. 6. Merse6enu & Co.,
$50 q. -Gutom.Strabe.
(9loo29) (slu5.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30
GrfOlgrei6es SOmbarOement nit
Nierflnidlen.

9urA elm regelrehtes 9ierfla-
i6en.9 Reimbursement DeriheuHt pur-
oen in ser 9ladt BON Salnitag ouf
Sonntog orei ginbre6er, ais iie
gera0e babel woren in 0cn n@uar-
0ion.Glub, Scr. 1904, D3aOiion-
SlDcnue, ein5uoringen. Ole iiber ben
GlubrGlmen mobnboitc 5rnl Jfoie
&oblrr botte oie Ginoringlinge be-
merit imo begann iofort, 0ieielben
nit Oen ibr 5undhit befinolitben Sc
seuitdnOen, in Oieiem Sale bier lee
rem 8ierfloihen 81 bom6aroiren.
Cbmobl gleid) Oorauf oucb mannlidc
&iilfc imO iogor @oli5ei 5ur STEELE
mar, batten oic orci Ginbrerber es
porcits porgc5ogen 0os @ereiA Der
cnereiiden Dame fln@tartig 81 pers
Ioiien. 0rcinlol lit mdbrcno Ser leB-
ten @lonote in ocn o@uaroiau-@lu6"
cingebroAen lpor0en.
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I'm gerIdlluinOem.

Gic @laul. rmO aIauenieube in bic
fer @egeno. Union Sdlaht-
6ofe merOen oorausiidtli6 mor-
gen mieoer geoffnet. 6armcn
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gen mieoer geoffnet mer0en fonnen.
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@egenO i'm 9eri6minoen begriffen
lit. Ydt Der @r0ffnimg Der S6ladt-
5oie fonnen audi mebrere Gaiiieno
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9elgien unO 6ranfreib beitimmt
itno, pom bieiigen $aicn ans uer'
idifft merOen.
GaB oie @ieOereroiinung Der
S6la6tbofe m09lid miro, lit 6altpt.
lddlib Dem llmitanoe 3n5llibreiben,
oaB oic @unoes- uno Staats-9ebor-
0en fiir raide uno griinolibe 9ieini-
oung ser 60 S6ladjtb1lier Sorgc
trugen; wel6e iid inuer6alb Der
Staotgreu5en 6efinOen. gllA om
geitrigen Sonntag ipuroe init oen
Distinctions glr6eiten fortgeiab-
rem, imo oaiiel6e miro belte wieoer-
I'M geidebeu. llnter Seitlmg bon
Or. Siegnnn0 wurOen geitern Die
Sarmcn BON Samuel 9roofs lmO
glatbon %olinsfi an Der 1. imO IL.
StraBc, 1igblanotopn, NIT einenl
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81 toOten, 9la9 Ger GcSinfi5iritng
mnrOe oas gan5e Gerritorium nit eli
ner Greoiotloiitng 6eiprengt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30
9entIdcr llnteritiitnnss.@nuO,
Siltrifte 115, 1874, 147, 1874, POI,
@rite llnter6nltung nnS Ball,
@lontag, 30. SlOUcmber,
gSrD6iiun 0ulie.
(9ton22 .29,30)
Qr. 0ellnls @renalnn.
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Bur glbwe6slunq bealiidte geltern
Or. SomarO ". &eap ouf ieincn
NrcusSugc qcgcn oas 2aiter pie0er
cinnal Baltimore GolntD in 9c.
aleihinq icine5 0littoupierS Or @.
81. Gouis. Ser critic @altcplaB mar
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nah Der @onilton N2Gbooiitcn.sir.
de un0 Der SiB Nlet6ooiiter Stride
all Der &ariorO 9loao. Uics mar ouS
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glnsa6l @iBbegierigcr ontrafcn glm
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frditiq mit5uiuirfeu uerthciltc Gr
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rem sic 3u5orer 0es itrcitbaren glr5'
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aleinen. Sger regiert Ole @elt2"
9Srompt fam Sic glntport p@ott "
iu0 .,mcr reqiert@oltimore-Gountp ?"
g8ie einihi0irt antporteten Die Sim.
Der: Ser Ieuiell !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30

Tir 0iarDlano imo oen 1iitrift
Golunbia hcutc ln0 morgcH iinbes
iiimNt gcllgentlide &cacnlhauer;
miBiac 0iiliMe nnO ipater iiiomclt.
liHe @inoe
@eicrn mar Baltimore elm prdd'
tiger m0 miloer Serbittag beidlieoen,
Der mod eiHmal Die oiientliben
@arts uno 9IusiIugsorte nit lebenSs
iroben N1euihen fiiaic. Die b0hlie
Ecmpcrahir betrug 55 @ra0 Inn 4
llhr gladmittaas uno ole aieoriglte
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0cs mar l6 Nleilen uom Often.
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mar ~ sro3eut Inn s ll6r Dlorgens
uBD so 4rp5eut Inn 8 ller gIben0S
SN 0en ln0ercH &etterbeobaH-
tnas Stationen 0es 2an0es iuuroeH
oie iolaeu0en nieorigiien Seupera.
turcn per3eifuet:
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5S, gbicago 4l GlepeInno 8S, Ten.
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90 NatteraS 54 HaDre 30 Nelena
2A %adionpiac &C, aanias Gitu 4d
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qucttc 3l. a2cmphis 56. 0lontgo.
ucrD 5S. Nlonireal 30, 9iantldet 80
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FeJ 3l
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gInn rInem glcner bcranbI.

sSn aqer 5rii6e mllrOc gelterH Dlor'
qcn g(bro6om Sdreiber bon gtr. 400,
Sit SouctteiiraBe Ia icineni Saoci
pOn cinem 9leger I'M SIS beroibt Ger
)icgcr fam i'm 5 libr in Den Saocn
ino pcrlonote @ucGen, 9lls lid 5r.
Sdrcibcr later Oen 9aoentiidl 6iIdte.
5og ser Rdn6er cinen 9ieuoloer ino
beia6l ieincnl Cpier, bic Sdnoe bod
sll 6olten. Gr na6m 0nnn ans Der
EaiHe oes Srn. Sdreiber adt Doll
lars ino lief ans Dem Saoen. Ser
@elio6lene pcrfolate Ben 6liicbtling
bis nod llnion QlaeD, NO oerielbe
peridmano. Die Eoli5ei lit ai Der
Suhr nad] 0cu ireHen yldu6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30
gHnr nilr Elm sdlrefidlni.

9Nie licb inn icine tbauere @attn
iit, sic i6m Dor einisen 9ogen meg
licf Denies SSobn ". GolemdlL ocr
cinen 5pciieraum in gtr. 1896,
@aitcrn 2lpenue, betrci6t. Gr en-.
5o6lte ienem aeGuer geitern @lor-
gen, OaB CT @iit genommen babe,
nm Der Sobe Elm Gnoe 81 moheu.
Ger &ellner elite iofort ouf Oic Stra.
Be lm0 bcuahribtigtc @olisiit sSoaeS.
SeBtercr ianotc Den angebliben Se.
bensmiIoen na6 Dem St. Soicpbs-0o-
ipital. Cic glerjte 0eS SoipitalS
fountcn obcr feine &rrgiitlmgSipnlps
tome citoedcn a6gcie6en oapon, oaB
Coleman fein alfobolireies @etrdnf
i'm W1nacn bate. Coleman gcltano
Damn, OoB feline 9lngaben niht rihtig
waren lnO oaB er ben Selbltmorooer-
iuh mir in Der Sofinung fingirt ba.
be, ieine 5rou ipieoer 5uriif 5it be-
tommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30
@eamtealuall.

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tier WluiifperuaIter @aul Wlai 3ruei
ter Nhuifperpolier 8enrD g3retid,
Collector 6rioolin aaiier. 6abnen.
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ger iiir bic nnerifaniidlc 6o5ne g.
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mo 0enrD Ner8ebenn
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alico ouiaenommcn aud beidlloncn
Sic Nltglieoer ocs %ercns. oic IN
oieicr Wohe itatiiin0euoen oeutlhen
Observation-Disclosures 5u beird]eu.
,9lr6eitsr z Gngerbun g.
Ger nslrbeiter Sdnser6m0"triiii
sir 3eit unian8rcidlc &orbereiiun.
gen fiir eineu GroBen Gomuers, 0eu
cr anl nahiieu Sonutoa in eDriug's
Solle 5il ueroriiaIiea 0cOenIt g9ic
en- anoercr 5telle Oes uGeutibcn
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9(niang ue6meu Bel oemiel6en miro
0oS Grtciter oes oeluidcn Cam
piers ,9ledar" nihpirten,
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eol3iit @corae gienSmanger BON
oaf &ertebrs 9lnibeilnna, Der am lee'
Ten Tonucrltaq bei ocm 5uBboll.
ipel alpiidlci Dem Gatousnille Goitnf
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trg Glb III gealbroot BON 5lpei
pielcrn nmgeraunt mur0e lino
4rrlebunscn erliti, iit micoer iomQit
pcrBelicat oaB er ii1 Dcilte iuieoer
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mnngcr. Scr Moor ais POO @iuuo
picat inaie nod Dem lSiBbalipiel
foplldiitteln0 ,1ns mare fem Spiel
fir niM 0a iii ia elmer ieineS SCI
prus nidi iIder CT NOR octoiIlirt
mnroan 0ie lr0niflg ouI Dem Spiel.
plnee auireDt 5l crAolten.
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g,nrSe 6anooreiflidl.

9lls Yorip Guhud bon 9tr. 1915,
WouaDitroBe, elm @ut6oben bon 3.
@orregoif bon gtr. III, Siio.8ono.
StraBe. coQeftireu poate unO fem
@clo betan grill er an9e6lid Barre.
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onff fam ailf Die Siilfcrufe i9rcs
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bel mo purOe e6eniaus 81 s5ooel
geihlaaen. Eoii3iit Sones cridieH
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1ort muBte oeriel6e geitcrn @lorgen
cine Straic BON So lno Soften be.
rappen.
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Is. Waine, VT. 413, ChsSalitmggt .v5I.. ),
ua9s Gniium &sHlc ase.
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@0iior sf @iia hiclt gcItern
@adutiitog III 6er Memorial @pans
galical &irAe1 an ser 0de 0oii 60.
mon0ion 4renue inl0 EreuoailtraBe
cincn @ofirua iibN sNaiiNouSnelen
ih Grient Nalicr @iid beiano ii6
mu6feno Idn8eidf Sabre als Qliiilot
aqr ~ 6apan
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Tiir elm GeimoeirTnf.

Das con @eo. Wiintbcr gcbraute
yier iIt oag bette. %icIc 9curtbeiIer
oon Bier ertIdrch oaB cS irgeno
einem crittloiiieeH nnsIdnoii1en
gierc gleihfoututt. @erooe Dos Giue
fin ocn Tomiliengebrou9. Gcinites
sltoma better Gcic1mod uno icbr
udbrfr1ftia. Gireft bon ser Wraue
rel onrA Die neiieItcn Iaoidinen ob
ccfiat lpoourh nbioIute &einbeii
ecfAcri ipiro slite $t00. @bout
g8olie 20. (5uuil6,lSi93o,0o)
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lllier Den Ntlpi5len ocS rGbrili.
I,dea &crclra itiaer 0fduner"
hclt eeiiera 91QalWitiaa @r " 6.
@arte aus Sn0ialla cine Wlnnncr
&erIouuluud 7ff 86tb's Cpernbans
uG. Giu rcidbaliiacS Wluiit 4'ro.
atamm fam e0cnials 1ur 4Mpidc.
Nrg.
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3nr @grminOernng Der glrbeiie
lDiiafeit.

,Sn Der Bciiiigen 9isung Der Hrc.
bigger 9lerenioiiu9 merocn Qroblcnc
gfr @crniipiocruna Der slrbcitsloiig.
lcii beIprohcl mer0cn Sr 8 Bond
gSbIie Don glcm Yorf miro iibcr Die
g,rbeiisloiiafeli III gleip gorf mo bic
Mlaboocn 5iir gSerbiitma oerielbcu
ipreHen Die III Der Wlriropole angc4
ipon0t mcroen. or. 8 gS. W'ngri.
BET BON ocn n@ereinigten gsobltbd-
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NoIiiuorer 5ahlogc betrcfis glr.
leiiSl0iiufet iprcheN.