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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13

warm welcome and have been escort-
ed to the emperor's waiting room,
where they were welcomed by Count
Robrnsky, chief OF the Russian Red
Cross, as the only foreign Red Cross
Corps sent to Russia.
Eussian officials attach Importance
to the, American expedition as lfkeIs
te add to tho cordial relations be-
tween the two countries. The Amer
lean surgeons probably viii be edul.
ped: with Russian uniforms 60 ,nat
they can escape being made the tar.
gets OF unthiaIling soldiers rs
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governor with the constitutionalist
movement before Zacatecas was cap-
tured f4om the Huerta government.
1t was this point on which General
villa had been insisting from the be-
ginning.
General Euardo Hay. one of the men
who opposed the acceptance OF Car
ranZa's resignation ii the Mexico City
convention. made an impassioned
speech. urging the adoption of a reso-
luton calling on General Carranza to
release all political prisoners. as Gen.
eral Villa had done. He was applaud
ed as he suggested that tho language
&C The resolution: &c c!:s.Set! s-c.: ::
request" to an "order."
The convention passed the resolu-
tion in that form.
Official reports further state that
the prevailing spirit OF the meeting is
one OF harmony and q unanimity of
feeling exists against further blood
shed.
The Constitutionalist agency here
received the following telegram. from
Mexico City today:
General Jesus Carranza, at the
head Of the second division of the
center and at the head OF an army OF
more than 10000 men, with sixty can
non and seventy machine guns has ar
rived at the capital, having come from
the Isthmps nf "eha~nt"nnc. where he
superintendent the mastering out
the Federal troops located In that re-
gton, end took over the gacrisons OF
Guawmas and Mazatlan."
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AEROPLANE DROPPED BOMBS BETWEEN
TRAINS CROWDED WITH PASSENGERS

I Paris, Oct. IA German aero
plane at quarter past 10 this morn
ing dropped bombs between two rail-
road trains pulling out OF the North
ern Railroad station. The missile did
not explodes and were later found
imbedded two feet in the earth. q
l The trains were crowded with pas
sengers. q + s
1t was officially announced later In
the day that Taube aeroplane had
flown over Paris this morning and
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dropped six bombs. Five french ayfs
stcfs went up TO pursue the Germau
~ man. 8 Z q 8 ". lS 3
A new squadron Of Air craft lisa
been formed 70 deal with oarman AMI
Another German bomb was droppetE
To-Day at st. ouen. suburb OF Paris,
but It also did not explode. s.
This missile fell within q e7inre sfiss
tance OF large paint factors where
there Is q gasoline tank MitA 3 crpa@
lciay Of $4,000 gallons. &
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13
Weekly. Established 1890; Daily. Jan. ls. 1915.
" 'n 1874 MORNING. OCTOBER 49, 1914
o 90 900 o o o O o O
> THE DAYS NEWS. O

10 The occupation OF Anatwerp by O
the Germans has been followed. O
according to the latest reports, by o
the occupation of Ghent, which O
would seem to confirm the Ger O
man plan,' as it already has been O
o outlined, Of movement towards q
o the coast, with Ostend as its OBJ O
o jective. -
% Il is pointed out By British O
, military experts that 1t is Ger O
many's intention to make a per- o
manent stronghold of Antwerp, i'm o
order to hold Belgium In her grip O
and in this way gain position o
within easy reach Of the English o
o coast. A
The fighting along the great O
lihe, extending almost from the o
North Sea to the German province o
OF Lorraine, continues with in?
definite results, for the actual op- O
erations in the northern section OF O
J o France are now divuIged to any
o extent In the official statements o
issued by the French war depart O
ment. Where the British rein O
o forcemcnts have been sent is O
10 matter of conjecture. but 1t Is be- O
lieved u considerable force al
o ready is in the neighborhood of O
o tend. O
q German submarines have come O
o into prominence by the sinking of
the Russian armored cruised Pal @
lada in the Baltic Sen The Pal O
lada, with the Admiral Makarov, O.
and the Bayan, have been engaged o
In patrolling the Baltic. The y
German submarines made an AZ O
tempt against the Admiral Maka-
o row on October 10, without sue
cess. but on the following day o
one Of them succeeded in torpedo o
ing the Pallada which sank almost O
o Immediately, according to the o
Russian official report, with all o
o he. crew, consisting of nearly 600
o officers and men. O
% Recruiting in England is again o
o actively proceeding for the need o.
O OF men is recognized and the re-
o quirements for service in the in o
o fantry have been lowered to in o.
o sure large supply of recruits. o
o Similarly Great Britain is taking o
% precautions against raids over o
o English towns by German air o
o ships. this action probably result o
o ing from the recent attacks on o
o Paris by aeroplanes. o
o Berlin officially reports the sit o
o uation in France is satisfactory SO {,
o far as her amy is concerned. o
o Other official reports indicate the
o German and Austrian armies have O
q made impressive progresa in the
o Russian campaign. Trissia is re- O
O ported to have abandoned the O
siege OF Przemysl. the important
o Austrian fortress in Gaiicia, and O
o is lining up to meet threatened
o attack by the Austro- German o
o army. o
o Marquis Di San Guilano, the
@ Italian minister for foreign af-
o fairs, is reported to be dying.
o Should his death occur it is pos
o sible 1t may have an important .
o effect on the attitude OF Italy. o
= y y. D . . y . = = 4 o o
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Supreme Court Reeonrenes.

Washington. Oct. 12.-tThe Supreme;
Court reconvened today after q sorr4
months recess. Justice McReynoids.
as the successor to the late Justice
L,irton, took his seat on the bench
and the court adjourned to ysy its
respects to the President. fffe eaiI
of cases for argument will begin to-
morrow when motions also will be re-
ceiSed. No decisions Will be announc~
ed until next Monday n So : \
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were marching In column formation
and In the first day Of fighting in
1icted q less OF 1900 men.
The Austrians. says the correspond.
ert, seeing the ifnpossobilEty Of ad2
yapcing toward Sarajeyo. fell back on
K&lenovifch leaving 500 more killed
and wounded. The Montenegrins t0bl,
q large number OF psssc1ers ana csk..
tnrea = large quantity Of stores.
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$4,000 AIJSTRIAfS KILLED DURING
GNEATEST BTTTI.Es SINCE WAR BEGAN

London, Oct 122 "A Reuter- dispatch
from Csttinge says that. on October
1.-THE Montenegrine engaged the Ans
trians In the greatest battle since the
beginning Of the war near Kaieno.
Witch, ft BOSNIA. ~
The Austriknss 10000 strong tried
TO cut on the Monteneerin army on
Grating toward sssajevos The Monte
negfins etltssissd their loes as tbsy
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PREDICTS LOAN FUND
Will BE SUBSCRIBED.

st. Louis, Oct. ia prediction, that
the one hundred and fifty million dol
lar cotton loan fund. recently approv-
ed by the Federal Reserve Board, will
be completely subscribed and ready.
for use by the end Of this week .ya.:
made today by. J. N. Sloan, member
OF the committee which accompanied
Festus ]. Wade. author of the plan, to
Washington last week. IS
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NO MARKED CHANGE
in THE SITUATION
FAVORIINlVIGG EEIII HER SIDE
BRITISH AND BELGIAN TROOPS WHO RETIRED FROM ANT
WERP HAVE BEEN SWALLOWED UP AS COM
PLETELY AS IF THEY HAD BEEN BURIED
UNDER RUINS OF FORT
FOR MILITARY REASONS THEIR
POSITIONS MUST REMAIN OBSCURE

Allies Claim Have Driven From Ae and Gerans Have
Made Substantial Progress West Armeptierts-Al
lies Hold Ground Claimed to Have Regained But
Germans Are Throwing Men Westward
and Putting up Hard Fight
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The Weather.
SOUTH CAF'OLINA-Fair. Tuesday
Wednesday partly cloudy.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-07
EXPENSIVE THIRST

my husband sees pink elephants
when he drinks"
Mine has a worse delusion than
that. He sees green dogs. It's expen-
sive, too"
''How's that?"
why, he goes and buy licenses for
EN-"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-07
NONE THE WISER

NONE THE WISER
A Scottish visitor to the Carlyles in
Chelsea was much struck with the
sound-proof room which the sage had
contrived for himself in the attic,
lighted from the top, and where no
sight or noise from outside could
penetrate.
my conscience. this is finew cried
the old friend with unconscious sar-
casm. Here ye may write and study
all the rest of your life and no human
being be one bit the wiser"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-07
A HEXTRA

Two men in a restaurant were dis
putting as to what pineapple really
was. One insisted that it was fruit
and the other insisted it was vege-
table. The men finally decided to
accept the decision of the waiter, who
was called.
Waiter" said one of them, ''is a
pineapple fruit or is it vegetable 2"
Its neither, gentlemen; pineap-
pie is, hextra H-Harper's Weekly.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-07
OF coURSE!

Mother-Johnny, you said you'd
been to Sunday school.
Johnny with a far-away look)-
Yes, mamma.
Mother-How does it happen that
your hands smell of fish?
JOHNNY carried home the Sun
day school magazine, an the outside
is all about Jonah and the whale.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
6ro6bepogtbum.
Sr &rGmpfen.

Siefird d. Den 1. IIguit ID
SdS Hotbblpdorgan, DSuremburger
3eitunB" ertennt Is bel Der pon Tag
gu Gag unb bon Stunoe 81 Stlnoe
iteisenben internntionnlen Spannllng
immer belIer, tpeldes llnbeil lire Sc
Iinuungss uno Sarteigeuolien III iener
flldnpiirbigen 8ablnaft anserittct
baben. ais tic cine. in elmer Srppe nit
elmer Yidelbaube ipmboliiierte Nahs
barnation in 10 unldgli6 Semeiner
@eiIe perb0bnten.
Sn0em lie unumtuunoen 8uBiebt,
DAB ms barpb iebr ernItc Sf.pierig>
feiten bel elmer epentnelleu europa
iid)en CONFEDERATION entiteben tonnten,
luft lie in bieier bohtritii1en Stunbe
Die Wernntluprtuug auf Die tntbpliihe
EreIle nb8IipdlSen, ipeldle Seutld,ldno
gesen oas 2ano id)arf gcmaft babe.
Snipfern Der Voriplrf uns "treifen
iou, erbeben mir ongegen in Der ieicrs
lid,iten uno cnti6iebcnlten &eiic
Srptelt.
Grit nad)oem Die Sahe IN Seutihs
lanD peitere 8reile beid,ditigte, crit
uadoem man bier5ulaube Don LIBERAL
iO6ialiitiifer Seite Den Seriuh 9es
maht, cine 9eitiftlihe Sbatiahe gu
SarteiSlpeden lm5ufdlihen, crit bn
bat Die fatboliIde Sreiie Die SorsGngc
in ibrer riftisen gebeutung berpers
tibet, nur in Der Nbiiht, Die Serants
iportung bnran BON benz rubi9eu. be-
Iunnenen Spltstbeile bes 9uremburger
Sanoes %db5uiudl5en nnb nm bic foul
oigen Glcmente uon ben mirflidl
patriotiih seiinnteu 2mgembursern
a65utrennei.
Die v9urem6nrger Seituns" uni
ibre 9eute perben enblif begriffen
baben, lpie frepelbaft blDbiinnis es lit,
Sarteibeitrebun9en init 3us ODER I6z
ncigrng 9egen benahbnrte Natioueu
5u ndbren, lie nahoem Der 8eiit, Der
oieie Nntionen beberriht ibren Yldnen
foroerlih ODER binperlidI lit.
Nun grnut es Den liberalen @atos
borer Dor Den 9onieauenaen uuo tic
9eratben oarob in ardmpfe; lie mGsen
5ulebenl
Sitternb unb bebenb rennen Tie
inter bas Shusbaf bes Staatsminis
tiers unb ieiner Seratber. unter Dem
lie aber, nam ibrem eisenen 8eitdnbs
niiie. lid niht beionbers iiher an
fiibien iheinen, benn bas Iuiebeu beS
6rn. gnihen, meineu tic. lei in
Sentihlnno arg erihiittert. Sa5
piro ippbl Niemnno beller piIcn ais
Serr gpiden ielbit.
Sas iuillen ober audi ale 2urems
burger, welhe Die Tolitit bes @lpds
niniiters lpdbrcnb Der leeten Sabre
b%eobnt]tet baben unb barum rihtet iif
ibr S~ertrauen aud nidt auf Den
Staatsminiiter, aut ben SeutitlanS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
Streifiihter.
l(Gom Hebatteur.)
= ### M# *## #** Il n

+ Il + Il II 4 X 4 4 4 4 II
Tubis glut. liebe aeierl Gott
per9iBt Die Seutihen nidtl
Ser Barrier .Semps" nennt Srn.
8ilion's Sfferte i'm europdiiden
arieg permitteln 81 tuouen. etnen
ygeidbrliteu Sbenlismus".
#
Seine Observation-Disclosures biirfen
in 8elsien unb Sranfreih airr Sront.
llnio beiier. Sept peiB man ipeniez
items, baB oieien Serren MIR ibre
Ebantaiie sllr @erfiiguns itebt.
8enn Seuti9laub gnslanb unb
gnelano S%eutiflano mare, bann
mDcbten mir serne ieben, ipie Der
,Sutloot" lnb Die 80. q. gbening
SpIt" bic Sade betradten piirben.
Ser Gcntrumsiiibrer grSberser ers
tldrte. Seutihlanb tonne lid nnbez
oiugt aili ieine Irmec uno Marine
uerlaiIen. Seutihe @eipebrc nnb Sc
idiise ieien oenen Der 9esner uber'
legerl.
ginem beutIhen Gpmite Rinnes
Iota's 3ipeds 9inoerune Der gtotb inter
mieren Stammesbriibern in europa
geb6rt audi infer b~etannter uno lpadc>
rer HeontteIr bes ~@auoerer". Serr
Soiepb Hatt al. Srarpl
#
.Sie uutriiglititen Seipeiie bnfiir.
ha6 Sraatreih be~abiidti9te, bur1
Selgien por5ubreden, iinb in u~nierer
Sanb", bat Der beutihe Sotihafter
in 2pnbon seiast. Sieie 8ortc be-
neiien Die 3tpansslage bes SeutiGen
8eides. Sir 0eutihlaub banoelt es
lih nm einen aampf anf Seben
Sic beutifen Splbaten berfebreu
in ben StraBen 9itti9's auf freunbs
ihaftlidite 8eiie nit ben giirseru
uno be5ableu ale Die fleinen Sebiirfa
mile. beren Tie benotbisen unb aus ben
penisen pifenen 8eidditen faufen. NIT
barren 8elbe. Sie Selgier iino
b~ieriiber boil bes 2obes. 9ieie
MamnesSudt. Die Dem Seutifen aud
i'm 8riesc ~innetpobnenbe 0utmiitbigz
feit. bat linn Id)on iriiber Die tpdrmIte
Spmpatbie erporben.
#
Nn benielben Gage, an peld,em
Die beiben neutihen GreuSer .@oe.
ben" unS .9reslau". flar gum @eiedt
ben Saien bon @eeilina, Der linen,
penn Stalien feline g~brenpilitt gesen
ben Sreiblnb eriiillt bate. iiberen
S6us sebotcu baben rpiirbe, perlieben.
mn lid hurd3uitlagen ooer 81 unters
lie9en. puroe Dem italienii6en Bots
ihaiter IN 2oupon cine Soation be>
reitet. Sicic Sbntion mar Der Oanf
fir Stnlien's Sreuebrud. Die oelfts
id]en areudsr baben lid aber benncdb
= uno .@ott lei 9aut~ - brlrdses
i6la8en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
De gescheiten Iesel zu Schilda.
(Speziell fur d'"Gazette'.)

No Schilda quom emol e Mann
Mat engem Iesel higefuor;
Wat net a Jidde wesse kahn,
Dat sot den Iesel enzock duor.
Flu Weltgeschicht wosst de wuol me,
We muonch ~gewenlech Erdekand;
An d'Rechenen, d'Geografi,
Dat allies wOr him wuol bekannt.
Sci MeSchter fret: "GeH, d'Schweiz,
dat as
E bocklecht an e biergecht Land?
An d'Nigger sin flu schwarZem Rass?
As dat dir allies quit bekannt?"
f renkt seng Ohren hin an hier,
E reSSelt Sech, en- zwenkert d'A
An entwert schnell, as Diet en- t gier,
Mat guddem Well: IA! I-Ap'-
Napoleon, de Generol,
WOr den albeit hech ugesin
Mann Nuom, de klenge Kaperol,
An as FranZosekeSer gin?"
De Gr0en sech net lang bedenkt;
(Dir amer lacht elo: AhaD
An dem, as hien seng Ohre schwenkt
Set hien du flockS: "A! I-Aw
"Nu welle mer yum REGIME go'n,"
Sot du de Spetzbof, den HE wor;
Dir kermit c solver driver from,
f werd iech entwern schnell a klor,
Dass zeng mol zeng en- HOnneri
as
"As 7 woher?" rift duorop eng Fra
"Hei Lankoh'r, nu mach OPP dens
StraSS!"
Wuorop den Iesel set: "I-Ar
E frieme Mann kent liver d'Str6sz
An heert d'Entwert, we och d'Fro;
En- heert d'Lachen an d'Gerosz
A set damn zu de Birgern do:
"Derf ech dat Deer eppes FROM"
Dat wolff de Meschter dach net hun
De amer jeizen: LOSE e go'n
A weisen, wat damn HE kann dun
De Mann kuckt EN- sech an e fret:
"Dei Meschter as e Spetzbof, gelt?
De amer Sin-et Diet mer led
ID greszt leseln OPP der gamer
Welt?"
Den Iesel mecht en- dommt Gesicht
We d'Afefolk an Afrika;
En- halt en- Oher Zreck, eIt RIGHT,
A set. GAM fern: AL AR
Dat huot nu kengem quit gefall,
De Schalek huot sech fortgemacht
Ma d'Birgersleit hu Fall a Knall
Dem Friemen EN- de Kapp gekracht
81 hun zerdresch him Kapp a Reck
Well hien 81 leseln hat genannt.
Moral:
Well ken bels'ren, t brengt Ike Gleck
An och ken Dank-dat as bekannt.
n. E. BECKER
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

%rlngsmittel ioQtcn bo6cr. %anitatt
tbellrer, billiger weroen. Dor aacm
triift bas audi in Se6ug uuf Miebl
gu limb niht MIR unier 2anb
lit nit Sen sur &plfaerndbruns bauptz
IGhlid, uutblpenoigeu @aarentlal'en
gut periebeu. Nut in DEN Speitern
unb auf Den S~hiffslperften Irgcntis
nieu's uno Srniilieu's lagern groBe,
uripriinglih iiir europa beitimmte
Waiien 8etreibe unb HinbfleiId."
Inter Iold1en llmltduben MAIDEN Die
Sreisiteigerungen = Die lid frcilih
niht ausi6lieBlih auf NnbrlungSmittel
Backgammon, ionbern iid infoI9c Der
gertbeuerun9 Der pnermatiihen
Autoreiien audi auf Summit dusbebz
men, iulpie allf pcrihiebene Srogene
arten uib firurgiihe S%nltrumente -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
Or. Sng beliebt.
Serthe HeSaftipul

Wertbe Heoaftionl
Sulgenbes lol cine Intiport iein alif
Die urtunblide N%ahlutung bes suten
Sr. Sur. Iir iheint cs. ais Oh er
biesmal ms Yed 9eratben lei; bat Ell
bod Dem lateiniihen Namen N 2as
pioe". cine gang falide Seutung sez
9eben. - Nlu es mag iein. baB CT
lein 9atein in elmer anhern Shule
lernte, benn es tommt mir III Den
Sinu, ais Oh er i'm fremoen 9anoe
icinc Nusbilbin9 'udltc. gu SaItnat)
peroeu tic iidl aber mobl bitten, einen
lolden Shiiler au8uertcnnen.
@baeieben bon bieiem fleincn (?)
Sebler bat bic tpisige Seutlng beS
Namens bel .merriment seraiIeo" IN
einem neinen .Wintel" III elmer mitts
neitliden @eltitaot.
Wieleiht siebt es einen @orrefpons
benten. Der uns cine Scutun9 beS
Namen guy" Iiefern lam. Ser Sr.
Sug. ST., iplte ons lpobi fonnen; bod,
ideint Der gan5 uno gar Dom CRIB
bcben beritpnmben 81 iein. Die
.Yreiben" pcrben i'm bod niht etlpa
eingc3ogen baben2
&or Aur8em las id in Der 3eitums,
- sbe Der 8elttries entbrannte. -
oab Die Sran3oien Die rotben Soieu
~losiperben pollten. Gin sepifer
Correspondent Der v@a8ette" bate
bier cine quite @elegenbeit lid cine
oroentlide Soie an5uIbafien, 10 bab
er niht mebr nit lhiuar5er Soie nit
'blauem Sisleber berummarihiereu
brdubte. -(Soannes a SapiSe.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

Ser Sanbc(ss Rebaftcltr cines Gil
ca9oer Slatte5 ldBt lid iIber Die 9egen>
lpdrtige Gage bes Yrobuttenmarttes,
purh Die cine Yreisiteigerun9 ourd,s
aus nitt gerehtfertigt miro, un9efdbr
folgenoermaBen aus:
rgs bdnien lid groBe @orrdtbe an
.@eisen, Rais uub alien @etreioearteu
in unieren Speid,crn an, nm, penn
Die transport Mouten nah europa
tpieoer often unb u~ngefdbrbet iein
lperoen, bortbin beridifft 81 iperoeu.
Nber nit ibrer Iu5fubr miro eS inter
Den segebenen gerbdltniiien mn langs
inm bon itatten geben. Cur Serrel>
lung bon 2ebensmitteln bienenbe
Hobitoffe limb nisenblidlif in un9eS
lpobnlif GROCER Renge p%orbanbeu, in
grDBerer ais ie 5upor, uup Die Nab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

nit ieinem Irbeitgeber nnh 9egtarS
fobreu, Sobn Speper be9Ieitete JIG.
Die Sabrt purOe NIT einem Soros
Autp begpnneu. Srei Weilen noros
lid bon Hemien Lief ibuen elm 9lno
Dor Die Rdoer. Hoeoer leitete bd5
Iuto uno Inn Den Suno nift 3u ilber>
fabreu, iol er ihnea CUR Settle ges
Orebt baben. Saourh lit zines Der
porberen Hdber 9ebroden. @a9ner
unb goeper puroeu berallsgeidleu@
bert. @asner lpurbe in betpu6tloIen
3uitanb aifgeboben unb ndd] Hemien
gebraht. @r lhien innerlid)e Iers
IeBungen e~rlitten 81 baben unb itarb
Spnutng Nadmittag. Seine Seihe
puroe Sienstas nah '2eMars sebraht
uno Die 8eerpi9uns fanb bon Der ct.
Soiepb's Stride aug, auf Dem tatbos
liihen airhbof itatt. Spbn Soeper
erlitt ebenfals idlimne, lpenu audi
niht leben5aefdbrliehe 8erlesuneen.
Gr trug eineu Shulterbrut. Den 9rud)
bon 5iuei 6ippen unb anbere leihtere
9%erlesum9en bdpon, = Sernorfene
Subiette Der .Wienace" s8anoe, Die Die
Sole nllsgeipeit bat, trieben letter
Sonntag Ibcnb ibr S%d)anblperf bier in
2eMars. Sic Shuftc beifmierteu
cine Sbiire Der ct. SoIcpb'sza irte ioa
lpic Die Seitenipesc nm Die Stride nit
alerlei %blobiinni9em @efaiel. Damn
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