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The Green Forest tribune., 1915-08-06
She Was Wise.

Patience-And you say he tried kiss you?
 Patrice-Yes, and told him I'd ca for mother.
 And did your"
 T certainly did,
 What did your mother say?' "Oh, mother never paid bit or tention. She was girl once hersel you know"
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-08-06
SpoiIinu His Chances

Miss Twobble aspires to ara~ cultured circle about her. :. "A dangerous thing for young sN to do."
 Why so?" .
 Likely suitors show dislncnu' ,u' tion to break through THE iN that"
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-08-06

For the big and little burns III oJvi 't ing and baking, keep Hanford ,o, M sam of Myrrh near for qulck ieA' Adv.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-08-06
An Alternative.

Caller Cat door of apartment nou'~ u What, no elevator! Must wan up?
 Janitor-No; you may run Il "' like.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-08-06
Packinq Plants Burn.

keepsie.-Damage estimated at $250,0O0 was caused by fire which swept an entire city block and de. stroyed, among others, the plants Of Armour & Go. and Nelson Morris S. Go.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-08-06

Every woman must have a p0'' ,,. she can't have a cat or dos ''' gets man.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-08-06

Every Woman,s pride, beautiful clear %hite aroaori clothes. Use Red Cross Bali Blue %
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-08-06
Getting Warm in Alaska.

Seward, Alaska.-The temperature rose to 90 degrees in the shade here and reached 100 at Renal Lake.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-08-06

when a man goes in for raforr, work he begins at home - -
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-08-06
Santo Domingo Quietinu,

Santo Domingo Quieting.
 Washington.-Quiet has been re- stored in Santo Domingo since the recent rebellious outbreak which caused the gunboat Washington to be sent there.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-08-06

The man who drinks like a hSn not take kindly to water.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-08-06

about all in. oo' he IS
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-08-06
But She Can Stop Her Ears

An echo, my son, is the only thing that can cheat woman out og tbo last word." 'Ao
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
ATHLETE BELIEVED TO
BE GERMAN PRISONER

New York. oct 2S.-in the belief
that ". W. Colquhoun. "a graduate OF
Columbia university last year asd son
Of James Coiquhoun for many years
president n general superintendent
% the Arizona Copper COMPANY. hns
been captured hy the Germans while
serving wi.h tho British army .u
Flanders. his relatives and friends
have appealed To- United states con
suls IN Germany Go try to nnd him 10
be s stll alive.
Captain C|olquhoun. who was visit
ing il England when the war began.
enlisted In the Highland light in
fantry and early in June he wus
wounded in the right arm A cable
message received from his father o.,
"a former ella smate reads:
captain Coiuuhoun fought iu the
battle Of Loos. 2.th of September roe
ported missing 2dtn. probably pris-
onoT Of war
~Colquhoun, who was a native of
Clifton. Aria. played for three wears
ou the Columbia Soccer team and wl-
captain of % during the last year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
PRUDENCE LEADS TO
CRASH At CENTRAL
AVENUE CORNER
Both Drivers Figured on
Avoiding Collision, So Court
Citations Are Withdrawn
by Police.

r. Fraachini and vidal ri Mauro.
whoac cara came tosether at Central
venue and Sixth street lust night'
appeared AZ the city our mis- NOM
ing for a hearing. but they were not
called upon TO face the judge The
were cited M a matter oi police rou-
tine By Sergeant Ei Donahue. and ar
Ter the police Investigated the acci-
de1t no reason was found TO charge
either man With speeding or reckless
driving. As a matter OF fact the ac-
cident occurred more through pru-
dcnce than rocklessaess Franchin.
stopped his car dead when he saw III
Mauro approaching the crossing. III
Mauro wasn't going fas. but he
countcd on F%ranchini's keeping under
way The m-iseaiculation resulted Ia
the collision.
Roth cars were slightly lama ged.
Franchini WAS thrown out hy the im-
pact. but he escaped with a slight
scratch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28

al troops viii be sent TO the Texas
border except upon recommendation
OF Major General Funston, who has
been assured repeatedly boy Secretary
Garrison in the last few months that
any additional troops he might need
would be sent promptly.
Secretary Garrison has been direct
ed TO IN every possible aid 20 the
state of Texas IN suppressing bandit
raids. As yet he has made no re-
quest for additional forces General
Funston transmitted a lengthy report
today telling Of the situation at
Brownsville and at Douglas. Ark
where a battle between Carranzsi
troops n y'lin troops + impending.
The message aisg erN eehnhy uf the
precautions taken by federal forces
20 guard trains which viii carry a
rama disbursements from Laredo
Texas. 20 Douglas, where they VIII
cross The border 10 join General CAL
les In Aqua Prleta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
DISPATCHES TO-DAY SHOW
TYRTHER IMPROVED CONDITION

Washington, oct 2s.-Aa indica-
ton Of general Improvement % cone
dltions In Mexico came today m 0fi-
cial teiegrnms telling that train arr-
vice between Vera Cruz M Mexico
City. hitherto interrupted by raiding
bands. is now restored and thot many
cOnveationeiist officers and troops
had surrendered 90 the De sacto gov
ernmen and asked amnesty.
The department. was informed that
General pieguez, Carranza comman-
der. has given renewed assurances re-
Farding the protection Of foreigners
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
Today War
Summary

A Russian acet anchored on
the bulgarian Hiack sea coast
Yesterday and began n bumbard.
mcnt OF Varna. according Ca n
news agency dispatch from Bn-
charcst. Narna ~ one OF the
points nc which II has been as
snmci Russia might attempt To
land troops for an Invasion of
bulgaria.
Today's ofnciaI statement from
Berlin on the serbian campaign
ANNOUNCES a closing ON on Nish
by the nulgarians. who have
crossed the umok over a large
front and captured zajrcar and
knlajcvats. the inter plhrc being
only thirty miles from Nish.
Heights 60 the northwest of PROT,
which lics about IS miles east of
Nish. also have iccn taken.
Further advances have been
scorcd by the Tcutonic forces that
have fought their way well into
serbian territory mona the north
crn boundarits-. tlic Berlin war Of
flee statement declares.
On the trout in Russia the Ger
mans report the rcpulsc ct Rus
sian attacks On positions recently
taken by field Marshal Won Him
dcnbure's troops IN tire D,insk
region and an adNancc Tor Gcn-
crnl Won Linsignen Ia the south
crn sector. where Rudja. west OF
Csartorysk, has been taken.
Pirot. a fortified serbian city
which the Huicarians have been
attacking on their advance ON
Nisli. has been O'cupicd by King
Icrdinaad's forces, according to
a -pcsiai dispatch rcccivcyi In IoB-
don from salOniki. pirot Is about
t~hirty-siyc mites east OF Nish.
London hRs an uncouiirmcd re-
port that the Scrhians have re-
taken Uskup.
Nm adNaBrc II claimed Tor the
French in the Strumitsa region,
where they ARE said To have or
cupicd the village OF Tyrtcli.
The reported recapturc of We
les from the liulgarinns seems
confirmed by the statement from
Athens that railway communism
tion between saioniki aud Nclcs
has been rc-Cstahlishcl.
Advances are claimed by the
Italians In their new offensive
movement against the Austrians.
Rome declaring that ground has
been gained ia the Toimino re-
gion, Ia the piaVa zone. where "a
field fort was taken. aud ON the
CHrso front.
The urcrnt Turkish official
statement records a suCccss for
the Turks In dispensing allied
supply columns near the Ari bur
Hu landing place On the Gallipoli
peninsula, and victory In u skir-
mi-h with the RussiHn right wing
Ia the Caucasus lighting.
only uuimportant engagements
are reported by Paris IN the
IranCo-Gcrman front.
The British cruiser Argyll. "A
vessel Of I0,s50 tons. ran aground
of the east coast of scotland.
and IL T. feared she viii heroine
n total wreck. Her Officers and
crew ri saved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28

and their property In the Yaoul vail
ley and at Los Mochls General Die
gucz promised that an adequate gaf-
rIson would be maintained to guar
antee protection. Conditions on the
west coast are reported quiet
messages 20 the Mexican embassy
here said that many co"nventonalis'
soldiers who have laid down their
arm1 arc accepting amnesty and dur
Ing :he last Few days nearly 5,o0o
have arrived In Mexico city. Accept
ance Of amnesty appears 10 be very
general throuEhout the southern par.
Of the republic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
GOVERNOR FERGUSON ASKS
PRESIDENT no PROD CNnftANLA

washington, OCT. lN,-G0NFrn0f
Ferguson ~ Texas telegraphcd 90
President Wilson today urging thar
ne use the influence Of the ~administra-
tlon with General Carranza 20 prevent
further raids on the Texas border.
The president. q was stated, will con-
suit Secretaries Garrison and Lam
sing before acting.
II has been reported that Governor
Ferguson planned 90 cell upon the
president Tor more federal troops 90
be sent to Browns lie. au; no such
rcques. has been recelvee
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
MOTHER SEARCHING
FOR JOHN A. M'BEE OF
SAN MARCOS, TEXAS

Through Dr. W T. provinces the
police here have uccn asked tD 1uin
Doe t search for John a McHrc, l'
wears old. of san Marcos, Texas MD-
Hcc mother wrote Co IN Fro,ius
she hasn't heard IRON her son in tNu
months.
Melee De- supposed fu have been b..
Sew Mexico about sos w'.N- l-u Diet
b. described as five feet eight inches
.talI. lrU pounds BOO weight hHs g,aE
c,e- olive complexion and 11IE hf.I.
DO has 70 s.I, GOA Die IcH temple and
wears 90 sI-ret rug with MONOGRAM.
ID g. " 600 o. ll' Uh'a 'u wort.
around cattle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
U
SLUMP HARD TODAY
IN COTTON MARKET

Sew York. OCT. Their, was "a
sharp bTcJk .n the cotton market
here today. with january contracts
declining O." fli.s5, toy moro than
$3.50 l htIs uuder the closing Hgurgs
ot fast uillt and mIy So a ual,
below the h.-h record ol thc season.
selling Va- general and more or
less excited owing Co the unsettled
condition of politics abroad. which
seemed to increase thu nervousness ut
the trade over export pr0s pcOts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
ST. r TEAM AGAIN
DEFEATS THE 4TH WARD

For the srguud tIur tna ."l."n
the So aibr, football team won Ir.Iu
the Fourth ward eleven Yesterday Hl-
t'ruoou nt Luna park. Tou.hdowus
wOrc made %, Leruau Hlaiu'y. with
and CharlI The score was 81
Mury'a 2I. Fourth ward. o. Umpire.
Hutchinson
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
PRESIDENT WILL
C E WOMEN WITH
SUFFRAGE PETITION

Wilson today announced that hc
would receive on December @. SRA
sarah Bard Field and Miss Frances
Joil.np. representative OF tho Woo
man Voters convention Recently held
IN san Francisco Who VIII prescott o.
petition urging nationwide suffrage
FOR ONE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
STRIKERS AT CLIFTON
WAIT DEVELOPMENTS

~ TIFO. IUNJH, wv E"NUII0Uf
received here from the copper strike
district of Cljftou-Norruci-Metaalf
state briefly that the strikers are
awaiting further developments fol-
lowing tho defeat ug % Vote 90 STRIKE
cr- and citizens OF 20 proposal to sr-
hitraio Co n. Submitted Goo Use mine
mauagcIs
Tho mime managers who arc <rc
stated today fhat uu news cot 8uN
change Bon tho aitp alton lu th, striko
zone had reached them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
FOUR REYoIUTIONISTS
ARRESTED At AN ANGELO

sm Angelo. Tex. oct 2s.-FSur
Mexicans charecd with attempting to
start a revolution were brought here
under arrest last NIGHT from the
James Wilson farm near here. Com
siderable unres has hceu reported
lately among MeVicln residents OF
this section OF west Texas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-28
FROM ALBANY TO
CHARLESTON IN A
FLYING BOAT

ipdhN n. t. bDA hNIFl II.
kendrick left this cts or $3.50 1 Do.
.oday in a dying boat iu au temp,
To- hy 60 Charleston. $ G..
New York. OCt. 2S.-BcTyl a. ken.
drick. m a hyjroaeroplanc. arrived
here az 1870 "a m. today. compietius
the first stage Of his intended Hig q
from Albany. a. y, to Charleston.
$. G.. He had followed .he Hudson
river from Albany and was living
about $500 feet above the river when
ne reached hero. He scared over tIo
statue of Liberty and headed toward
staten Island.
Previously Ksndrick had descended
near the pier uu Che Edwin Gould
estate &C. Ardsley un-HIdsou. whrr,
be TOOK on gasoline and made som,
adjustments preparatory io E1ssiu
over silt water.
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Enpa MttIt 81 anhrf aLt.

aIs gapo 8@it om letter.
ouutog pom ei1er ausfa5rt aeacn.
s I'm AbcHhs nod luie tom um
ieticu iutrgcabe8 glalen ju beirie.
6i1ne mo it'd. che or It'd SIR 3ubc
be1qt nod Elm Ascidlen init iciHen
FnmisigmIialie0gru 81 u~ttahnItcll
rllroe inn beim Geinen Der 0ou.
thiirp BON citcr itaftiideu 4H5ahl.
6reun0e Gin muiitaliihes 6of ans.
acbradlt. ..Jlnuu, mas lit bonn.
los2" itaste sapo S1m mliroe
0mn liar lgnadt Dab an giontag
ben ~. Sui fem @eburtstag fell
IND 0aB ieile mtinien 5repuoe e5I
mr. angebrodt eebalten batten. ibn
ourd eiuen geiud) 81 uberrai6cH
ieine liebenslpiiroi9e 6raa Ultroe.
Hatitrlid init ms aomplott ge5ogcn
mo 10 mar oeul1 in Dem gaitIi.
den Reeieihen @aule allies oor6e.
reitet. Ios u@eburtstaq5ti1o" mar
ron Ireu0iger lleberraihung a6off
Tan0 iid aber balo in sic Situation,
uuo uad)Oam Don Sangesbefliiienen
mebrere Sie0er geiuHgm maren, Iieb
man iid an poDlbeieBter 1afeI ME.
Der. Qtart berrlider 1oait mlr0e.
auf oas ~faruere 8oblergcben oe5
@e6urtata8sfIn0es ollsgebradt; 0as
Sdof1te o6er lieferte Or. $. Ger
1arb Der ieine 8iiniae in 3eime
0ebradt bate il. Dem 6lrmor babel
Die 3ugel i6ieBen IteB. ngapo"
&eeie gab ieiHen 9ebc1slanf gum
9citen. Der lid. mas 46cntc1lcr an.
5etrifft oeu 5rfa6rten ocs oaenI
@riedcn C0uiiells 5tr 5eite iteQenI
fam. Aber es mar idon ieber Der
ampeien0en feunt .8opa" umb Bot
ion bon Screen germ; Eel unge3nm.
gcner Undertaking. nabm 0as
@an3e ben Gbaraftrr zines groBn
6amilienfeItes an. ltuo gerd0e fol
polte es oas 8eburtstagsfIn0 ba,
Zen. 0oge es i'm bei6ieoen fem
iein @iegenieit nod redt oft i'm
aretie ieiHer iieben 51milie un0
8relnoe berleben 3u fonlleH.
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Gin cnlnhn.

@c9en bic geplante Grbohung Oct
IeIepbongebiibren madlt fih bier
le6bafte 9lgitation benerfbar. 3cr
befantte 4niDaIt 8. S. green gat
i'm gtamen 5ablreider 3ttereiiertcr
bic erfldrung al, oaB bic giaB.
nabme energiid mtdmpft tperoer
tDiir0e.
Sum geIuf icinqs 9ruoers, 8. s.
Sobit lit sSafob Sobit aus 8eorio,
fruber IN Gnaba poBnbaft, Bier Gin.
getrDnen.
8urd Dos 5heilen Der 8feroe
miir0e 5raE 6reo g~Oe1bauer, @at.
tin 0es betahnten 5dubbdn0lers on
Is. lni0 q 5traBe, ans Dem gnqaD
geidleuoert luo erlitt IdDmrr3lide
bod utdt lebmsaefobrlide gerlee.
lIngen.
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StnatsperbauS gle6rasfa.

Ger 8eutidamerifoniihe Burger.
perein bon @legoof biclt am Ga6.
mittage Oes 8. SlIi cine iebr out
baiuhfe 8~erinmmIung nb ul0 nobn
26 WaitgIie0er nuf. 4ae an8ei6en
fiiir en- prddtiges 6e0eibcu oes Ser
ems iino porbanoeu. MS 8eamtc
fiir Den Termin biz gum llcuen
Sabre nur0en erD1blt, einitimmiq,
mic foIgt: 4rdfioelt, 6. q. 9itoig;
&i5eprGiioent, 8m. 9mtmbad); &c.
fretor. Gbas. Staln; Sdobmciiter,
&enrn 8offmalm. Gin aasffjuB, be.
iteben0 aus ben 6erren eyobn 9faft
dreo. Bfeffer mo Q. q. Grnion,
nuroe ernanHt, Inn Sosungcn fir
ben 8erein alts5uarbeiten un0 Der
nafiten 5itun9 bor5ulcgen. Cine
5annIung fir bcS Rotbe arell3 err
CAB cine CUTE Gimme. 6. Q.
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FtHHaw6 au6mhb

aH3atldI
sa anfaf5Hat bl 4rFh s
Uaft5 am. 2i. unh 81 du'I
bed 6auin ftiit Eitit ara agti
1aa1rttHab m uglfmf Heltc8
finHtb BmtfIla Hdi l1l0
Der estu me WJ eif1 otm
lfa6sn aariid1m ta,grIato Knns
4utrep hdsH lfb oudl
dltga mgfael ais ear J1A hls gpfe
brfdt inuW min oudl ofH Yer.
iadtgu Wlifrt lrolc baourt bf.
cilcu 01b mir itlig mitbelicn on
Act Nitfrlmp un0 d6roerana OK
m1tertciu una 9tiitilu @iltcr Der
.arohen llriou Sd oicier letttH
tnitdt mirlt ma uus wiaicr nod
licb mIs tieier it, 0os 1cutide
yieo. ,}n ihm oiirlbart iif 0te 5ct.
icn5rdBe Or 0entibeR Nation. Bite
.Siete jir Scim0th Boz Sut3 mo
@oL 5u &lcib nn0 aino. 5um Jhcus
criten oe5 Ner3gHs, mo DE @e5citc.
RING iur bic S0eaIe ben Niaidbeit
&er 0eu prldttaen Ghoren ul0 2ic.
bern 0es gtoropcitlihen Songers
tltnoes Dor Sahren IN Ct Saul Sc
lanidlt bat, miro oieic geiitiac Gr.
9ehnllg mDcrgcbIih ictn. Iorum
laiiet inns alih 0iesnlnl onrd Dlit
mirfln9 mlo 9eiih Dem Sangcrfat
jum Grfolg uerbclieu
i8Iencoc. 9linn, 8reie 8reiie)
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9enfder eanbpe6r. aranen.g erein.

5n Der an Mlittpoh 0et Z. Suli
1915 abgebaItenen @eriamatlrnq
obigen 8ersilts Fuur0en Derihieoene
bon Jreun0cn Der 6entiden Code
geitiftetc 8eidenfe alsgelooit, uno
gerDaim 6rnu 6rib Staeder cine BON
5ralt 8ierpirt9 geitiitete goliter
Sbnm init gr. 40, 5rau sSrancis
2un0, 1915 z. 90. Str, einen BON
Sri. EleiB getiftean 4iaon Eop
init 9tr. q. Jrau 3umbaf, 17t4
California Ctr, einen BON 5rait
Gnoers geitiftetett 8iloD 3op nit
9r. 81. Die @%ctptuner fin0 ge6e.
ten, i'd 5peds gerobfoIglfnq Der
Genuine init 5rau So1n 4aacr,
2S01 Charles Ctr, Icl. Mebitcr
in gcrbinOulg Ut iebcn.
angere9t ourd ben Grfolq. oct
Die eifige Wlolate jlriif abae6altene
aartenpartie bate, beabiidltiQt Der
gclttidle ganoDebr 6raucn 0ereua
i'm Wiornt Cftober micoerllfn cine
ioIfle in Gem grogeidoB Der ct.
Wdria WiagOalenen-airde 10. rn0
Dooge Cir ob5lIalteM Ger Rein.
gauinn miro lDicoerin lmoerfilr8t
our lilterltiisutlg Der ariegsllotblei.
oeiiocn 0eruofbt neroeu, u1l0 ioate
pie geranltaltmlg olls 0ieiem @run.
BE- bic Deitatgebcnoe lluterItilbnna
ltloelI. Z. 81.
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GarI gseber tOSt.

@ieoer lit etlier Der alien 0eut.
ideu einmohner ultierer 5taot 3ltr
groBen armee a~bberuien: Garl 2.
9leber, 1902 u. AZ. CTR. Ger Der.
itorbene mar felt Iangeli sSabren bier
o%niaiii3 inn 6etrieb iril5er IN ocr
0ritten Noro cine 5daufmirt1idait
Gr bot ein Alter uon " Sobrer
errcidlt mo 1T iein To6 aiii einelr
Sdloaalian 3ltrildlufibren. I16e.
res bGiigIi6 Der 9~eiieelalg lit uod.
nldt fcit8elfgt.
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90 Qcbrns oniheincn0 il6I

Gcs 2c6clls oni6eilleno iiber.
orHiiig na6n Q. 6. @atdeQ, 1914
Gorlp Ctr, eift. Sogleit abcr
tbat es i5nl Icio, NIB IT olarmiertc
ole @oli5ei. Sic &~olijcidrBte ret.
teten i6n.
Gls @eidafts6aiS on 1916
Iollalds Ctr lit Don Mtiunie gs6tte
m s5nltus S~iubpoisfu iir Den 4,rris
BON 100000 perfanft.
Ga9 @eild Der 3rou W}1ttie
6. 5000 nul @fpdbrnng elmer Zen.
ion ais ASithpe cines 6eperrpchr.
marne5 ipliroc bis 3lim y. Sili
8tpefs iDciterer e%rbebunsen 8ltriid.
geitellt.
YIN 1nmitaa Abcno oermdhItc
iidl AarrD w 9rinrau, @illf9.
5toottlert, in Der Eadlienfird)e init
6rL glarp 81. giaappnep.
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a6tnng, sdnser!

Gle Mitalieoer oes 6eitdors iino
hermit Onraui aitfmerfiom geinadt
DAB am 3ienitag nno dreitag 46eno
rladIte ISOLDE @encralprobc Der
51ngcricltdore itattfnloet. arn Mlitt'
ned abeno ongegen lit feline Sing.
itnnoe 3ie 9iitglieoer Der Gbore
limo ocsbalb bringeno erind)t, ft9
3ieuitag unD 5reitag Abeno plnft'
lid Ill ben @eneralproben ein5uiill.
oeu.
Sh Nm Meeie. Tfrident
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9m Withhold IS. Sllli miro
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Die modernste und sanitarste Brauerel
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