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The Washington times., 1915-02-07
Discusses "WOrId Dream

Maya: The World Dream" was the
subject of paper read by Mrs Virginia
Del Castillo Johnston before members
of the Washington Society for Philo-
sophical Inquiry yesterday in the Pub
lie Library.
The Washington times., 1915-02-07
Dry Sunday in Jersey.

HOBOKEN. N. j.. Feb. 7.--New Jer-
sey Is enduring another dry sunday 20.
county, with his staff IL seeing that
the excise laws are enforced rfgidly.
The Washington times., 1915-02-07

Federal officers to aid her In obtaining
money from Colonel Alexander.
The Washington times., 1915-02-07
LOCAL MENTION.

Phone Us Your Next Poultry Order
and be assured Of tho best to be had.
Schamel 1884 Arcade Market.
Day Mount Collapsiblc Parcel Post
Box demonstration. Temple Drug Store,
9th and i n w.
The Washington times., 1915-02-07

Phone Main $3.50
And put your Want Ad in The Evening
Times
The Washington times., 1915-02-07

keystone Daily--Nirginia, sos 9th at.
The Washington times., 1915-02-07

McCOrd's Cafeteria. 9l9 F.
Popular prices. Lunch with us today
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14
A CHANGELESS METAL.
Science Wants It For Standard Meas-
 ures, But Cannot Find lt.

Science Wants It For Standard Meas-
 ures, But Cannot Find lt
 The use of melted quartz for the manufacture of standard measures Of length has been a great disappoilt- ment, since even this material is sub feet to very marked fluctuations ID length. ....., ...-.
 The search for a suitable material is, however, being continued, because plat inum-lrldium, which has been used up to the present, Is out of the question for practical purposes on account of it's great cost, says the Scientific Ameri' can. -.-. |.
 pr. Gulllaume discovered the alloy. which has become known under the name of "invar," an abbreTiation for Invariable."
 The nickel-steel alloy would make an ideal material for standards of length on account of its great resistance to changes in temperature, but unfortu, nately 1t is not proof against chemical action. For this reason 1t is suitable only for standards of the second grade, in which accuracy within railllonth part is sufficient
 The ideal material. possessing the ad- vantages of platinum-iridlum but lesS expensive than the latter, Is therefore still to be found. Similarly good mate rials for standard weights have been sought extensively and various non magnetic nickel alloys have been tested
 i review of the progress in the use of the metric system shows that during recent years Denmark. Siam, Belgian Congo and some of the Central Amert- can states have adopted this decimal system.
 The most important success still to be gained by the metric system, the conquest of England and of the United States, seems still, however, far re- moved.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14

THE director who produced "The
 Writing on the Wall, newest epi-
 sode of a famous girl detective, actually fooled the police of Los An Eeles when working on one of the scenes in that production, This Is how 1t happened: An auto containing four anarchists" kidnapped an elderly man and then turned upon their purSuers and fired at them This occurred on one of Los Angeles busiest corners. A man In police uniform promptly re turned the fire, jumped Into another auto and gave chase. Two real off. csrs jumped on the running board, but found that the copper" in the ma chine WAS a movie player. The d. rector staged the scene at noon. The crowd which gathered testified to the success of his eIpedienE
 The second photo drama with Blanche Sweet as the star Is entitled "The Cap tive" and has been staged by Cecil B. De Mile.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14
Whats In a Name?

Returned Trayeler-By the way, NIT Mann, your daughter, Miss Etta, k married, isn't she? Old Resident-NO; she could have married a fine young fellow once, but she threw him over on account of his name. She said 1t was bad enough to be Etta Mann, but she drew the line at Etta Knox.-Chi- cagO Tribune.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14
DANCE TOE1GHTI

You wln snjoy dancing tonight and every night if 'PURoLA" Flooe Wax $ used It ig grsnuIHES Etf~ and produces no dust A good dcce doubles the pleasure of dancing and makes the 4eeE ughE Try t today
 25c and soc cans Specify "PuE- OLA!" Sold by Keller BrS@ CraS %. -LL- / ~--Sst
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14

Richard Stanton plays the lead and Howard Hickman the heavy in '"The Winged Messenger" Both are wire less operators. rivals for the hand of girl, and murdcrous efforts employed by the unsuccessful suitor to win back the maid are graphically told in this stirring maritime melOdrama.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14
Twas Ever Thus or About Thus.

They sat in the club window watch ing the passing show.
 q like her well enough" he said. Then why don't you marry her?' "I believe in leaving well enough alone. "-PhiiaIcINIia Ledger.
 Unsympathetic.
 Lady" said plodding Pete, dat dog of yours come mighty near biting ne "Well." replied the matter of fact woman. "CarHar is getting old an kinG of careless. Every once in awhile he Misses somebody" WuShiugIun Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14
Eound the Reverse True.

Hix Women are suspicious crea- lures! Wix-My experience is to the contrary. For instance, there's my wife. Shes a woman. and she trusts me, while my grocer. who Is a man, doesn 't-BoStOn Transcript.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14

Wanted BalsSmSn to sell cigars, cigarettes, and tobacco to dealers Experience unnecessary. Weekly sal ary and $5 a day trGTel'ng ezpens- e. EASTERN TOBACCO CO, ,BoS ton, Man
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14
SCENE FRoM. THE WRITING ON THE WALL"

Ernest Van Felt Is an expert swim mer among other accomplishments He swan an Ice cold mountain stream near Niles, Cal, on a wager recently in his full cowboy outfit. He was car ried down stream more than 100 yards, but finally breasted the stream and climbed out on the opposite bank none the worse for his adventure.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14
Friday Afternoon

1:3O Devotional Service spaeth Corresponding secre tary. Music.
 Reading Minutes.
 200 Election of Superintendents
 2:15 Department Table.
 Campaign 1916: Recommendations and Discussion 8:8O Thank Offering Service Johnson Delegate special for giving thanks and the Unions pledge a be raised during the year, work ill the Territory. 400 Parliamentary Drill, Mrs Hatcher
 Adjournment
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14
Ifs Nature,

It's Nature,
 .T heard the musicale was tame" "Yes-rather a sing song afrair."-Bai' timore American. ..-.....
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14
KODAK YEAR BOOK FREE

All kodakers arc invited to call at Keller Bros. and receive the new kodak year book. 4-21-3t.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14

Max Asher, the silent funny man, will be featured, together with Gale Henry. in n new comic series entitled My Lady Balles and Detective Duck" '" These pictures are directed by Allan Curtis.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14
Monday Evening. May 17. 1915.

Monday Evening, May IT, 1915. 4 Washington Went COrneia TempeOnl Hatcher :... g l.l&IEI Il
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14
PROGRAM OF FIRST TERRITORIAL CONVENTION
 NOMANS CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
Friday Morning, May II, 1915,

Frday Morning, AIay n, IOI5' 500 Devotional Service Thompson VicePesdent  by Recording Secretary. 9:15 Adoption Constitution. s:45 Report of Credentials Committee. Election of Officers. 1O:sO Presidents Address Teppeton Hatcher. II: 90 Reports of Officers "Wha the W. C. U. Can Do in Alaska Re sponse by a Delegate represented 12:OO Noontide Prayer. Adjournment
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14
Sunday, May 16, 1915.

Morning Thompson, vicePresdentatLarge
 Evening "The Temperance Movement, Picture Story Mrs. Cornela Templeton Hatcher. Offering. Adjournment. I.........
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14
EDNA MAYos

Miss Edna Mayo, leading picture woman, has established a new prece- dent in photo play work in insisting on learning her part before posing in her scenes. She studies her parts carefully at night just as on the speaking stage and talks just as the character speaks while going through the motions in. stead of milking a mere psntomlme of it. Miss Mayo declares that in this way she is enabled to put much more feeling into her work and make the nc. ton appear more natural
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14

Billy Quirk, the boy comic photo player, who eVaded the law recently by painting muzzles on his two French bulldogs, is authority for the statement that one of bis dogs had litter of pnrS every one of which was born with muZZle.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-14
Friday Evening

500 Devotional Service Music: Selmer's Orchestra. Reading: "NelIe's Victory" Floris Clark. S:3O ADDRESSES OF WELCOME
 Territory w. w. Shorth representing the Governor City, J. Pritchet, representing the Mayor the Churches L. H. Pedersen 9oO Vocal Solo, "The Swallows N c Hardy For the Schools, Miss Margaret Keenan,, Principal. For the Union, Grace M zinkan President Vocal Solo, "The Red, Rose" Mrs, Weldon Warren s:sO Reading: IIow We Raised $1OOOO Virginia suecOOl Muse: Selmers Orchestra Informal Reception
 Saturday Evening, May 15, 1015 Twsnty-th Anniversary Marriage Mrs. L. H. Pedersen. Reception. g to II o'clock
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10
1rocertes.

3uder. - grstit fsft. Haffinir.
Ter Gut 2paf $3.50; popber,b $6.70;
Cubes $685.: arnnulirter $3.50; Con
ieetion.rs .a@ $780, Off "" $e.15
lp.iB.r ertra s6.05; .rira &C. S5.s5
,pr 100 g)funb.
McIdfies in iietia. - Rem Orr
leans Open a.ttIs 4o-55e. G,ntrifu'
aal 20-30c per 9allone.
Refs. - aouiIiana. 1yarep 5.ab
7-7be: primo 6--6ae, crbindrsr
A 5st. Sapun 54-5s per pfuaS.
Dairp. probutts
Butter. - Warit rubis. prtiie
itipd6er. - WboIemiIt ertrd gle;
etnirdlia.b Grira 2sAe; g.niralissb
fgirits 25c; DO. Sseonbs 22t; Jan'
ep 8airp 2Qc; padins Stod 17b
19ae per piunb.
adfs. - Mlarii fen. O6io tic.
Rurbtptitliter 17-17te. Reip Oorf
1s-1shc, ,S6psis,r 21-3Oc. bo.grii
16s; aimburs.r 16h-17ie per bib.
Gier. - Wartt itstis. - pris
ma friifs Silhnersier 1876; firfs
15s; prbin6rs firiis l3ac; isconps
l2ae per Dubenb.
@efliistl. - anssbot mGbis.-
groilers II g|fnnb unb bariibtr %
PIC; unisr 1t pfunb 20-22e;
Siibntr lac; S6brs Sc; 1rui.
hiibnsr. 6--l3ae; gulls e-Se; Gns
ten 10--12e; ilrnee GHten bon orei
9iiinS ,mo bariiber 1896; Sanic
Csc per s,funo.
Sbitunb gemiife.
Mepfel. - gute atpfsl $3.50
4.50 per gbI.. ie Ha6 NuaIitat.
RtiTina $3.25-3.5O; California
$3.25--3.50 per Rife.
OraHaen. - Marit rubig unb
itstig. California $2.25--3.00; lJIo.
riba s2.75-3.50 per Rife.
grapts Grutt eloriba
$3.50 $50 per Rife.
Rtrf@tn. Sdure $1.25-
1.50; iiib, $2.oo--2.25 pei Gtais
pcn "a GtA 1
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Gluk.Naf)rid,tea.

Donntrstas. 10. SUM 1915
SIN GineiHHatisr Difritt III Der
s5lnb lansinm i'm Salsn bsriffsr
@eIt.rn abeRO bate berielbe bel bic
Tiger Stabt siHsH Dafsritaub Don
15.4 SUB.
Di. fulg.ub.n Otpef6en trufa
tpdbrtnb Sss seiirisen sas.s bisl
Gin:
piits6urg, ga. Al JuB, itsist.
Dk.lins. 10. 9a.-6.2 Gub, fdlt.
Ydri.rsburs, 10. @a.-9.1 Gub.
Gandfpba gals, 70. @a.--2.8 SUB.
Gbarlsiton, 70. 8a.--4.3 Gub, fdat.
portsmoutb, O.-17.6 CUB. fdlt.
aouisDius. al.-1o.1 CUB. fdat,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10

Grbbeeren. - Cute $3.50
2.75 per "a Nt. gruts.
Stnhtlbteren. - ginbeimis
f6e $1W-1.25 psr "a st. Crate.
9rombeeren. 3enn,fes
$2.75 300 per grats Don "a Nis.
6imbtertn - 3snneFee $3.50
per q Qt. Crate.
Rbabarber. - 10-12ae per
DuBenb giinbsl.
6eibelbeeren. Georgia 3d.
80 per Crate BON "a Qts.
GartoffeIn. = Wihigdu SIS
--e3c per guibel pom GsIsiie unb
$t.50-1.G5 per gbl. pom Stcrc.
SuHae Rartoffelu. = Jlos
ri6a 50. $500 per g6l. lmo
$1.25-1,50 per 6omper.
Spnrgel. - Giubeimiide 30
SOC pcr Imbcno giinoel.
3omdttn. Groribd S1.35--
200 rer Crate.
araui. - Warft 5i.mlib feb51ft.
alaeama $1.25-1.5o; nrues Tennsfa
ice 75e per Crate.
aoblrabi. - 35c per Dubsnh
giinbeI.
Grbfen Telephone 75c-$1.s
10 per camper.
3niebelH. - 8sl6e 90t-$1O
per 8ufbsl bonn Gtore. M.ibs $116
1.25 per guibsl bonn Stors.
Brlne 9ohnen. Tlorioc
50e-S100 per Camper.
adrotitn. - UliiiiFippi 20
30c per Tub.no.
Rotbe RGbem - GinbsimiI bt
25e per 8ub.no.
YsiBs RH6en. Rem Or
leans 30-35e Der 1us.nb giiuosl.
Roll. s1.oO per gbl.
2anbprobutte
5eu. go. / 9imotbp $19.25;
90. 2 5imotbp $18.25: go. 2 SimOs
ihr S17.25; Ro. semiit1tsr alte
$3.50; go. 2 DO. $3.50: Ro. l al:e
$3.50: go. 2 DO. $3.50; 4!falf1
s17.50-22.5 per 3onn.. - Wei3srs
itrOh $6.0o-6.5o; Suf.rfirOb $500
$50 per aonne.
Wuhtsnfutter III fetis. -
aieie $22.50-2I.00; Dhooiiigs
grcbes $2700-27.50: 90. ieines
S2s $4,000; gemiidtes 5ltter
$25.5G--26.0O.
Sdmer,ien. Martt iittig.
alseiameu $6.5o-7.Oo auf BEN G.'
IsiJs unb $725-8.25 per gu. poul
S.or,, 3imptbp $2.40-3.2o per 8u.
pom Stcr.. gu4peijsn 80c per Su.
5la4siamsn S1.70 per gu.
9erfhisbenss.
Dele. - Warit ftetis. 2sinSl, 70.
BEE CSC per Salon. in qartitn Dor
5 gbIs. gs.od1t.s Il me5r. 30. 1
21rb5l 60t: Cotton S.sb C;l. raffi'
nirts 52c per GaIune. 5.rpeutiu 48
per Gallon. in garti,n pcn 1-5 Bar
sls; SIC in gurti,n BON 10-25 Gal
lonen. Petroleum, Sbio Carbon 120
9rab % b.. $50 Grab 101c. 9eaos
liabt 175 grab 12c; RsS gropn Gd'
ioIiH 13c. Rapbta l6c per SalIons tn
partien pon 1-5 gbls.
Gala. Der Warit IN rubis. -
Ctio RiDr $i.o5 per 9bl. Don 2s0
isfp., sSuhrlpbn hiHsus.fiist.
9ala. - Wurst itetis. primG
Gin 6g-sst; bO. GOuntrp e6tc
per pfunb.
RoaIsn. Warit rubis. Dor'
sbicebenu s3.5o-3.75, gfus unb
Slad 1925. Raratpha StiidiobleH
S3.50--3.75. Yus uno glad S2.25
Der 5cnns aba.Ii.fsrt. Rau6Iofs
Stiidiohl.u $3.50, bo. gsab unb
glad 1926. 4ntbratite S7.75-s00
III
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Sdiaers Sibliutbef.
BON grof. Or. Otto Srants.

Gun bhNl' - ~AAS DhNHfN'
Or. 3. Srtlepp, gtbliotbetar an
bsr StaatsbibIiotbet in Weimar, bat
foe6en als 2tubarg gum r,3upabs Der
9robb. gibliotb.t su Wsimar aus ben
Sabren 1911-1913" cine duBerit
Ihdbenspertbs 9lr6sit beruussestbsn,
bic er uls Sine turSe ssi4ihtIi4e
3uiammenTtelhlns Der Werte, bic
S6iler beIob ooer bsnuBte", beSei6nst
bat. IS febIts bisber troB manHer
9ororbsit cine suiammsn6dnsenbe
lleberIidt al Der Berts pifeni6afts
liden uub iaonseiitissu SnbaIts, bic
benz Oittsr aur eripeiteruns ietnsr
aenntniIIe posr our llnterboltuns
bienten. Rid1t .iumul Die Bidder, bi.
Iih sinR in isinsm Seiise befdnben.
lpurbsu bis5sr in ibrsr SdamRthsit
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Musmdrtise aNdrfte.
Rem gOrt, 9. SUM-.

~ - ~ o. NOhH1.
N.6l. Wartt uiIliger; Sprinss
patenis $6.35-6.70: Wint.r patsnts
$6.15 $50; Wintsr 5traigbts $500
-6.15.
Rogg.nmsbl. Uturtt lpillig; fair
biz gutes $6.10-6.25; aussrleienss
bis fdnep $6.30-6.40.
Wnismebl. - Wartt tdum it.tie;
fin oriso 1890.
Roegen. - MGrtt iIdu; 90. 2 Bs.
tern $l27 nominal {. /. I. fir Nus.
fubr.
Gjerits. Wartt rubig.
Dei3sn. Ulartt ftpa9; Rc.
2 rot6er $1.2SA uHO SO. 2 barter 81
341 {. /. (. Vetp gOrt fir ausfubr.
70. l Rortbern 9ulut6 $13o uno
30. l ROrtbsrn Wunitoba $1.27a :.
/. {. uffalO.
WeIidtorn. Wartt pilIig; 80.
2 gsI6.s 81tc fir prOmpe ai.f.runs.
50dfsr. - Wur.t piligsr; Stanbaro
54!; Ro. 8 trsibtr 54e; Jancp gsbiiI.
Ter fptiber 551-57c.
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RIB. sonSs nno afti.n in arw BORT.

@ti6iiispapitrs purbsn ~ ~ - ~
blsisniir,. sgehftI aui aonbon parer
itbpah ~ t4.75L fur 20 Tage Sid,l; Rabti.
AnwsiiuHasH sL7p snb Sifi geeAifl
s4.1s1s. Silber.barren $sl.s, ReTiianiib,
3slsrs So.
ditienmartt.-9ie Rahnht poH BEN
Ridlriii bes Siseisitsrstars Bryan tnti,
iur tolee. bab bic ptsiis Der Hiiien an Der
gOri. stwas berunitrsineeH une Der Rarii
i1wtr mar.
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6due S5.25-6.85; Stass $3.50
5.75; lei6te 8srinnbtiorttn $3.50
7.S5; Geriel, 12o 9funo unb psnissr
$5.50-7.50.
9 6aft unb 2dmmer. =
Die 3ufubr pon S6nfsn uub Cant
msrn mar 3ismlid grob uno bic prei.
is itetis Bis fart.
Shafs: 2tuserleiene lsidlte $500
5.25; idpere Sddfs. $4.25-4.75;
5pring aGmmer S7.50-1L5o; &C.
i6orsHe aGmmer $4.50-7.75.
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1dsli@er Sysarftberid, i.
gintinnatf, 9. Suni.

gtneinnati, 8. Suni.
Oi. nodfolaenben Quotirunssn be-
sieben fi6 MIR auf gngrcs 5rans'
oiiipntn. Bel fleinren gef4dften
ipsrben etipos bShers preiIs bert4nst.
Dropifionen.
GGmof,. prima Stsam
$4,000; gamilp S6mal5 10
--103c pro a,fanb.
zrcdenatfaf3enss Glet o..
Gbort clear Ssiku 10a-11e; egtrl
fort clear 10a-l0se jhortRippsnl.t'
ten 101-1o9t; S4ultera Ss-S2e.
Bellies 10a-114t.
gac on. Shori clear Ssiten
112-12c: trira ibcrt clear Seitsn
11i-12e; Ibort Rip5,nTsit.u 111-
12t; S@uItern 9a-94s; gelliss III
--12ac.
euaar Gureb GItii4. -
SHintsn 155- .16c; picnie S6ultsru
102-11e: gredifsft gaeor 18a =
1916; SduIiern In padeisH 10s--
11c;; q. y. Gut Shulttrn 1o}
lie; troden. Beef S4intsn 20
27e.
glkaep5teltss Hfsif Il.
- Ger gfunb: G6inisn 12-12ac;
pienit Shultsrn OF 99e; Bellies
15i-164e; S6ulitru 81 9st; r..
y. Gut DO. ei-9ae.
TrifGss GIeif6. - S6in.
fen 12 l2Ac; pi;nic S6ultsrn ct
9te; G6uliern 9i-ai,; ibort
Rippt1Ieit.n 81 10te; fbori clear
pGsit.n 81 1oac; ertra ibort S.iisn
9i-1o4e; Bellies isihi 164-164t;
Bellies. ibD.re 12a-12ic.
Ule6l unit Betreibe
.MebI. Binicr ,Fotent $500
$50; g9intcr iancp SG.l5-G.40;
8inter ,SamiIp s5.75-5.90; Min.
Ter erra $5.30-5.50; 8iuter oroi.
Mares So. .30--55O; Starter @eiSen
9atrnt SG.9o-7.30: Surter @ciSen
lanep S6.a5-6.70; Sarter @eijen
;Somilu S5.45-5.s5; Nogaenmebl
norSmcitIifes gemiidtes S6.l5-6.-
40, rcines Gitp giogscnmebI $G.25
$50; Gin eemiidyteS Rogsenmebl
S6.15-6.40.
Weis.n. - 90. 2 roi6er Bint.r
Si.23-1.24; Ro. 8 DO. $1.21-1.22;
go. 4 DO. S118-1.21.
Dtlidtprn. - Ro. l peib's
76c; go. 2 bo. 75a-76c; 30. 8 DO.
75-75Se: Ro. 4 DO. 74-74Ac; Ro.
s bo. 73a-74e; Rp. 6 DO. 72h-73at.
go. / seibes 75at; RO. 2 DO. 75-
75ae; Ro. 8 DO. 74-75c; so. 4 DO.
73I-74e; no. 5 DO. 73-73At; RO.
6 30. 72-73e. - go. ssmiTai.s
75c; go. 2 be. 74t-75t; go. 9 DO.
74-74at; go. 4 DO. 73-74c; 30.
5 DO. 72a-73c; 30. 8 bo. 72-72at.
GeiBts aolt.ntprn 75-76e: s.Ibes
aOlbeHiorn 76-77c; aentiidbtss aoI'
tenlorn 75-76c per gui6sl.
safer. - go. 2 ptibr 81
50ac; STANDARD tp,ibsr 5oa-51e;
Ro. 3 tp.ib.r 50-5Olc; Ro. 4 DO. 40
Soc; Ro. a bo. 1876; 30. 2 lsa
mii6ter 49i-5Ot; 30. 3 simifbisr
49-49ic; go. 4 a.miibtsr 4s-49c.
Rpaetn. - SO. 2 $1.07-1.0 .09;
go. 3 $1.05-1.07; &c. a 800
los.
Whistn.
g.rtduit purb,n $50 gbls. Siftil.
I.rs 'finiihso Gocos auf Der Bats Don
S1.39 Der @aIlcns.
9roeertes.
aGfis:. - 1arls ru5ia. preiis
s:iis.
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DaIGremb 5 NJ ort

Iifo Walr ipolleu Gle Sbren SObn
iptrbu Ioiisns Sot q benn aaltnt! !
1a bars fst asfsblt. DOS ID a 70 q
perfliriss Hrembpcrt. no ldbt dusges
rrO'i iDsr'u. 3'ras braa&t her gua q
SaIsut2
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