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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02
LADIES QUARTET REVIEW
The Manhattan

The Manhattan Ladies' Quarter of New
York city. sang in Topeka Monday night
in the auditorium of the First Methodist
building. A program of suitable length
and pleasing variety was arranged by the
singers, and had not few people in the
audience insisted on encoring every num-
Der Unfortunately, the concert would
have gone ON pleasurably without becom-
ing tedious
There were fair number OF good songs
on the program and some inane ones.
The solo work by Mrs. Irene Cumming,
first soprano. and by Miss Grace Duncan,
first alto. revealed good voices well
handled in acceptable songs. Miss Dun
can sang "A Bowl of Roses" and Your
Smile.' and for an encore, Boy Blue
song mot Eugene Fields poem). They
were all admirably interpreted and sung
in voice of much sweetness and excep-
tionally good carrying qualities.
Mrs. Cummings solo was ''Ah. Love But
Day" Mrs. Cummings voice has
strength and clarity. and she has q per-
sOnal charm of manner and appearance
to supplement the effect of a pleasing
voice
In A Persian Serenade. the Sextet from
Lucia arranged especially for the Man
haitian quaStet) and The Rosary sung as
an encore, were discovered the most en-
joyable moments of the ensemble work
of the quartet.
The accompanist. Mr.. Cornelius Estill.
played the MOzkowski Pol0natse, as a
piano solo. b. H.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02
SWAT OIL LAWS
Overfield-Travis Measures Cut
Cost of State Inspection.
Profit Not Needed in q Police
Regulation, Is Claim.

1t is probable that the state legisla-
ture will swat the state oil inspection
law and provide for a reduction of the
present fees. The Overfield Travis bill
eliminates inspection Of gasoline and
reduces inspection fees on kerosene
from 10 cents to cents a barrel.
According to claims made by Senator
Oyerfield of Montgomery county and
Frank l.. Travis of Allen county the
fees Of the oil inspection department
show profit to the state. while the
law merely contemplates a revenue SUI
ficient to meet police regulation of the
oil business. Statements to the effect
that the oil companies will file suit to
declare the present oil inspection law
unconstitutional in event of the defeat
of pending measures. have been MADE
since the opening Of the session. 1t IS
claimed that several oil refineries are
now paying from $4,000 to $4,000 year
inspection fees and that the fees of the
state department show a net earning
to the state of $4,000 a year. The
pending bill would cut oil inspection
fees so per cent and would eliminate
entirely the state inspection of gaso-
line
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02
OFFER TO DR.. GUILD.
Topeka Pastor Called to Conduct 3d.
100000 Campaign for Church.

DR.. Roy b. Guild. pastor of the Cen
trail Congregational church has Just
received the second of two tempting
offers to go into broader fields of &C
ton. The new proposition contem-
plates putting Doctor Guild in charge
of a campaign to raise fund of 3d.
100000 provided for at a meeting last
year of the Congregational churches
of America.
In case he accepts Doctor Guild will
go to New York. He will give an an
swer within three weeks. However,
another offer was the result of re-
cent conference with Doctor Guild
held in Chicago, and that is equally
tempting. Members of the congrega-
ton of Central church have grave
fears that they will lose their min
lister in whose pastorate in less than
three years more than $50 members
have been taken into the church. -
The fund that the Congregational
church proposes to raise is for the re-
lief of retired ministers.
Doctor Guild is a member of the
board of directors of the Topeka Com
mercial club and a member Of the To-
peka Rotary club. He is popular
among the business men.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02

Eight Measures Approved by Upper
- House Today.

The senate this morning passed the
following bills:
Senate bill No. 4O-Repea1ing Sec
ton $50 of the general statutes Of
1909, knocking out the provision max
a bank legal order on the bank to
the holder of the note for the face
value. By Joseph.
Senate bill No. 263-Board of con-
troll. expense appropriation and con-
tingent fund. By ways and means COM
mittee.
Senate bill No. 264-Appropriation
for coal for state charitable institu-
toms. By ways and means commit
tee.
Senate bill No. 265-To pay ex-
pense of circulation of reports of state
board of agriculture. BY ways and
means committee.
Senate bill No. 265-Appropriation
for general expenses of state board of
agriculture. BY ways and means
Senate bill No. 197-Amending laws
relating to the organisation Of town
ship high schools. By Howe.
Senate bill No. 153-Providing for
the assessment of corporations doing
business in Kansas. By Gray.
Senate bill No. 154-ReQuiring
county treasurers to furnish informa-
ton to inquirers for the amount of
taxes due.
The senate killed the Sutton bill
authorizing Kansas municipalities to
engage in the manufacture of ice.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02
WHAT WILL JACK DO?
Every Route to Juarez Seems Barred
to Negro Champion.

Ell Paso,. Tex, Feb. 2.-How Jack
johnson will enter Mexico and arrive
at Juarez for his battle March 6, with
Jess Willard was unexplained today.
1t was learned that federal officials
are on the lookout should the negro.
who is wanted on an Indictment in
Chicago. attempt to smuggle himself
to Juarez through the United States.
Villas attack on Tampico. which If
captured would allow johnson to en-
ter that port from the Barbados has
not developed, and Mexico Citys occu-
patton by the Carranza troops has
done away with any chance of his en-
tering from Central America. Jack
Curley, the fight promoter will not re-
turn here from his eastern trip until
the middle of the week.
Jess willard, who is expected to
meet johnson at Juarez has had some
good workouts at his ranch training
camp down the Rio Grande valley. So
far Willard has done only light work
to develop his wind which appears to
i1ave been affected slightly by the alta
tude. :
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02
@fe@orM5ENAfp

Acting in behalf of the veterans of
the Civil war all over the state Sena-
tor J.. w. Howe of Abilene has intro
duced a bill authorizing counties of
Kansas to expend the sum of not to
exceed one dollar each for the erection
of metal markers over the graves of
soldiers of the Civil war which may
remain unmarked in the cemeteries OF
Kansas cities. There is nothing COM
pulsory about the BILL" explained Sem
ator Howe. Il am informed by Grand
Army men that many such graves re-
main unmarked and l believe the
county authorities will in many cases
be glad to avail themselves of the
authority which my measure would
confer"
The bill abolishing the state board
of barber shop inspectors and the del
egation of that work to a single in
spector under the direction of the state
board Of health. which has ALREADY
appeared in the house of representa-
tives, has been introduced in the sem
ate by Troutman of Shawnee.
Senator James Malone of Thomas
county has introduced a bill to correct
a flaw in the, title which the state II
Kansas now has to the Fort Hays mil
itary reservation which was coded by
the federal government to this state to
be used as an agricultural experiment
station in 1900. Steps to correct a de-
feet in the federal law were taken by
congress last summer and it now re-
mains for this state to pass new la "
directing the governor to file formal
acceptance of the grant. The state has
been In possession Of the land for a
number of years.
Committee of the whole passed Sem
ator Trott's bill providing for selec-
tion of MAYORS or commissioners to fill
vacancies which may occur in the adj
ministrative offices of Kansas towns.
In the case of tie vote among the
remaining commissioners when select
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02
GETS EVEN WITH HIM.
President Wilson's Sister Makes Him
Wait Dinner for Her.

New York, Feb. Mrs. George
Howe, sister of President Wilson, has
caused many chuckle among her
friends by an account of an incident
that occurred at the White House din
ner during a recent visit.
Mrs. Howe was little late Tor din
ner one evening. The pompous old
darky butler who thinks the sun is reg
ulated by White House rules, knocked
at her door and said:
Madame, the president waits"
Tell him I'll be there in moment.
replied Mrs. Howe.
A few seconds passed and again there
was a knock on the door.
Madame, the president waits"
Go right down and tell him that l
have cooked his dinner many times
and he has often kept me waiting.
The butler left and Mrs. Howe and
the president laughed over the incident.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02

"A clergyman. Rev. NJ Ross, DAYTON.
Ohio. testifles that after having been a
slave to tobacco a years, he got rid OF
the habit entirely in few days greatly
improving his health. -
QUIT TOBACCO. GAINED IS LBS.
Everybody In Mangum. Okla. is talking
about the big change in Al Reeves. he
put on 80 lbs. In healthy flesh since get
ting rid of tobacco habit through the in
formation gained in the free book which
you may also easily obtain. t.--
That he could never quit was the fear
Of George Ambush. Pearl street, Phila-
delphia. who was slave of tobacco for
many years. but after getting the book.
re learned how the habit could be con-
quered in three days. Now ne writes that
he is forever free from the craving ami
Is in much improved health.
BOOK GIVEN FREE.
A valuable. Interesting book on how TO
Overcome the tobacco habit In any form.
has been written by Edw. J. Wood. 133 s.
Station f, New York, N. Y, and he will
send It free to anyone who writes asking
for 1t. as he Is very anxious that all who
are victims of the craving for tobacco.
SNUFF, cigars. cigarettes may saw.
themselves easily. quickly, gently and
laAtingly. Eyes. heart. kidneys and stoIi-
ach Improved. nerves tranquilixed, mem
DRY Improved, vigor gained and numerous
other benefits often reported.-Adv.
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PAST One MILEPOST.


The ways and means committee of
the senate has recommended for
passage the appropriations for state
educational institutions in very much
the form recommended by the state
board Of educational administration.
A reduction of $46.7SO for mainte-
nance at the Kansas university II the
only material cut anywhere made.
The budget recommended Is about
10 per cent higher all around than
That OF two years ago and calls for
new buildings at both Lawrence and
the State Normal school at Emporia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02

measures affecting only Wyandotte
county. a bill changing the date Of
court terms in the Thirty-second dis
trict. the Layton bill compelling
county treasurers to notify owners II
real estate concerning delinquent taxes
and the bill by Lamb Of Montgomery.
county changing woman's name. On
the Layton bill the vote was Sc for
to against Lamb found 1t necessary
to force q call of the house to permit.
the legal changing of the name of
Luella NJ. Roberts of Montgomery
county to Alexandra Latallier.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02
KILLED BY A GROCER.
Boy Is Shot Dead for Stealing a Loaf
of Bread.

Cleveland Feb. Caught stealing
n loaf of bread, DOminick Margold, jr.,
a youth. was shot and killed early to-
day bXIOseph Eindura, a grocer
The body was picked up with the
bread closely held to the lads breast.
The grocer also fired at companion
of Margold but he escaped.
The dead youths home had beck
quarantined because of diphtheria and
his raid on the grocery store was for
food. The grocer lived above the store
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02
OMNIBUS IN HOUSE.
Representatives Pass Six Bills in Bulk
on Vote This Morning.

The house today made up it's first
omnibus when it passed six bills on
bulk roll call. Two of the measures
in the omnibus hit rough Shedding and
on one bi1l-a provision to change the
name of a Montgomery county woma n
"a call of the house was necessary to
decide the fight.
Among the bills passed were three
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02
Smoked Cigarettes
For q Years
Habit Was Running Him. But He
Conquered 1t in Three Days,
Easily.

The portrait below is that of Mr. p. ].
Ehzagaray. well-knOwn citizen of Liv-
1ngstOn. Montana. who knew that his life
was being ruined through the pernicious
habit of cigarette smoking, yet could net
find anything to stop 1t and solaue the
nervous craving until he got the remark
able book that can now be obtained free.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02

ly denied that he had any motion to
make. It was then that the lieuten-
ant governor inquired about the sena-
torial appetites.S The reminder brought
instantahSous results and the senate
stampeded.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02
The nay In Coneress.

Washington, Feb. Senate Demo-
Gratis caucused and then resumed the
fight for the administration ship bill.
naval bill
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02
faE, WEATHER RECORD.

Following are observations OF tn
twenty-four hours ending at Z: o'cloc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02
* and x OFF
All Furnishing Goods

ing a commissioner or mayor to fill q
vacancy the city attorney may cast the
deCidinc vote.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-02

w. S. Peck Hand Tailored
Clothes Your choice of
any Suits, values up to
$3.50. These are all wool
suits; come in blue serge
and fancy worsteds. Good
to wear all the year around.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-19

fin unteriu6t miro, iogten orei Sc
iduorene: gbns. SO. Srtuin, 81. s.
Soriptb uno Solepb Soffnann ols
3etgen aus. onB iie Die Srol1 bon
Der @nflaee oes Moroes freiiproden
neil iie oieielbe, 5ltr 3eit, als tic
Die Sat begging, fir ul18urednungs-
fabig bielten, oaB iie iebt aber bei
pollem 8eritano iei uro ibrer SSrei,
belt nift beroubt tperoen ioGte.
Die 9llmberg Doctor Wianlt-
featuring Company bon San a1l=
tonic hat ii6 init einenl 3apitoI
ron $4,000 inforporieren loiien.
Die ltnterneblner iino $. 6. gluun-
berg, $. 9. Sierbol5er, ssoiepb Sier=
bol5er nno &obert 8utler.
Ser bier6ebn Sabre alte Senri
Shneioer bat Serene Morris unr
ihren fleitlen 8ruoer, Die beim gaool.
I'm Slulle utterbolb oes Cannes Ser
eleftriiden Mnitalt in tiefes 8oller
aeraten parett, pom Grtrinfunastoo
gerettet. Smbegriff iib or5ufleioen,
iob ct bonn nfer aus Gle @efabr,
IN melder li6 Sic 9eiben befonoen.
CIR iprattg ms @aiier uno brofte Tie
iider ans 2ono.
Ser WuiifpobiGon oui Dem
|9lonno 8lo5a tit abgetrogen moroer
ullo miro i'm Soutb Seigbts %orf
rteoer aufgebaut.
SIM Sauie ieines sobnes DC
mel on Ser gnpples &oao itarb in;
SITTER bon IS Sabren Charles llbr.
gr tpanoerte I'M Sabre 1854 aus
Geuti6lano aus uno bat Ieitoem in
gerar Gonntp gefpobnt. gr billte1-
|laBf bier Sobne. 9aniel, GouarS,
I0olf nno &obert u1o eine Sohtpr,
Srau Mi1na Yrin5. Sic 8eeroia1tna
fano in @etmore itatt.
6. 6. 9obler, @elt gibbp gIate
pobnbaft, permiBt iein Mutomobil,
go. 6971, oas er am 9ienItag Mbenb
Dor benz Srapis Club Iteben lieB uno
oas ipnrloS bcri9munoen lit. 0ieWfa-
ihine bat einen @ert BON $500.
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Der stnrm an ser aiiite,
(Sortiebune bon ser 1. Seite.)

S~ortiebutg bon ser 1. Seite.)
9irtrnl int Sabre 1900 ser 9oI nor.
Nus &it6cod miro elm GerIltit Ron
iieben Wenidcnleben gemelbet.
SIM 2anoe ielblt bat ser 5trrnl
nod bicl Sdaoell, beionoers al hcll
Gottonfeloern atgeri6tet. 8iele Dirt,
haben eelitten, ood) iiro Sic GGaot-
gnngen, I'M Geralei6 nit oene,..
Ger aiiitenitaote MIR fleit git nenren.
Seine eroBte St1rfe ideint Der
Gturm i'm Snnern oes Staates tei
Sort @ortb entipifelt 81, baben, oenn
legte er iid allmalis. @ie grob ser
Ghaoen an ben Gottonfeloerlt lit,
meiB nloll nod ni1t. Mon nimmt
bielfah oil, oaB oie grnte nnt %
gro5ent gei6aoiet lei, bod nitro oas
hoffentli6 5u bod iein.
Die &erluIte an Mfeniden(eben
nloeen BET lpoteren 8erihten nod IL
nc Steigerllng erfabren, sic at
idabungen oes Observation-Disclosures aber
ihmerlih. 9ie iiro. ipie oos ia g.
mobnlib Der Saa lit, anideineno
reidlid bod gemadt. @~alpelton's
Mnpor uno elm 9ornits BON giirgclu
bat audi id}on cine grfl1ruug erlai-
len, oaB Der Waterialidaoen oort
Elm notwithstanding fleiner lei uno
oaB @olpeiton ons fllrd)tbare ltnuet.
ter gut i~iberifanoen babe.
TIMER @ouperneur lit Iofort nadJ
Der Giiite gereilt, UNI 5u Ieben, ob Ell.
ne aIlgerneine &%iilfeleiitung notig tit.
&cnn es nottuenoig erideint, meroel;
icoenfaGs iofort Sammlunsen porge-
nommen meroen.
Mus Beaumont miro gemeloet,
Dos rGreoge-goot" Sam &onifon
fei in Der Bah untergegangen uno
56 Berionen ieien babel nm's 2eben
gefommen. Die @adridt lit nof
nift beftdtiet.
Man glaubt iett, oaB mebrere
bun6ert Berfonen perltneliift lino.
Drei Gener ridteten in @alpeltot1
groBeu Sdaoen an. 9as eine fam
in Der 8. g. 2aunorp nabe Dem
9abnbof nuf oas ameite in Dem
Store Der COLLECTION 0rp @ooos
Company nno oas brittle in Dem Ca
gerbalts Der 9ireet 3apigation Go.
Ger 5daoen miro auf $250,O00
obgeihdet.
Sn Bort Mranias lit tpenig oocr
gar fein Shaoen aneerihtet. Mur
elm paar 9aoebduier {ino fortserii-
fen.
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Treie Yrefe fr seras: 9ouuertag 10. Nngnf 1915

Gerung fir sic @miiiion BON &e-
Ierbebonfnoten oienen moeen. g3
beiBt mol. Die u%geeltralit0t" etma3
gor meit getrieben, penn tononqc-
beroe 8contte Ser Administration Die
Geierpe6anfen oa5u o~erlperten1 Inn
Sen oaiiertel1 &e9ieruneen at ermoig
liden, oab iie Die bier ongefouften
Griegsnorrate nit amerifoniI6en,
8cloe be5ablcn, oafir logenaltnte
Sbligationen, 5. \. 8apierfetell, oie
epentuea mertlos meroen mogen,
als Siderbeit binterlegen uno mou-
lihertpeiie unierem gan5en gonf-
ipitem eitten |dtperen StoB nerieber
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LckaIes.
Dufel Sam betroseu.


Na6 ausbrub oes 9rieges ididte
Die @unoesreeierune eine beoei1tenoe
Sntnnte @elo nod oelt europ1iIfen
2anoern, man faielte BON mebrercit
Whaionen UNI Die amerifaniId,eh
Souriiten, oenen es an Mitteln fell
tie, 5uriid5ubrineen, oas beiBt, ibnen
oem getpiinfhten @orihnb 81 MAIDEN.
1amit iie Die &aimreife ailtreten for-
ile1t. 9os mar iebr liberal eebor-
oelt, aber 6arbaus iiberfliiiig uno
Gas Mngebot fonrite MIR misbraudt
meroen. Q1tguit ltno September
iino oie Monate, in nelden Ger
HiiffluB Der amerifanii6en Sourl-
Iten bon europa erfolet. Sober, Der
IN einem fremoen 2aroe reiit, mlB
I'M 8efib bon @elo uno inriton6s
iein, einen geanungeren perloneer-
ten MnfentBalt bon bier ODER feds
@oden altssnbalten. 8is ann In-
fang Oftober mar tatiGdlid Die ar0B-
te Maiie Der ouf Dem Seitlanoe ioei-
ienoen Ineritatter 5uridbeforoeri
uno bon @nelanb aus botten Tie ni=
n1ittelbar nod @usbrl1b oes &ric-
ges .taglih @elegenbeit, Die Miifreije
cf5ufreten. Sic Nadrid)t oaB On
tel Sam @elo ididt, Inn oen in fl
natlaieae Sduierigfeiten @erateueu
bei51iteben fam ~nnertpartet uno
ipuroe bon Genen nit Sreuoen b.
gruBt oie oarnns Wtsen siebea
uolltenGDie Summeit tpuroen Der
appIifanten nab Mtgobe oes 0o-
mems Der @eidaftigung uao .oes
@obnortes auf einen SdnIoiein bin,
Den tie lnter5ei1netett utlo in mel
bem ie beripraden, Die erbobette
anleibe suriid5uerftatten porgp-
irreft. Die Ernniaftion muroe dsio
gu elmer gbreniade gemadt uro
Der @eloborrat NOR rir 81 BALD ber-
griffen. @as tp1ir6e nun aus Ce-
men. Die iih gu fpdt meIoeten uno
ton Denen einige pieneidt pirflif
IN SCOT tparen? N1n, fie iin0 aud.
obte bic geibiilfe OnfeI Cams mie-
Der in Der &eintat eingetroffen, tpel.1
auH in ettuas g~e6riidter1, nngepobtt-
ten WerbGltniifen.
Nnhoem jeooh Die 9errjhafen,
Die Die llnterftiis1ng Onfel Som's
III Mnlpruh nabmen, ibren SUB mie-
Der duf amertfnniiden 8ooen geIekt
battett, bergaben fie gang irno gar.
mos lie 6riiten nnterffrieben unS
tco5n ie fih perpfIidtet batten utio
Snfel Satn beflagt cine ginbube bon
s$200.009 biz 100000.
Ger Torihlag tpiro nun genlad)t,
0nB Die @egierung gegen bic S1it-
migen, DIE bon elmer eng[iidjen
3eituug .berfommene Spe5ies oes
'Mmerifdttertlms" genannt merben,
sgerihtIid porgebt un6 in 8erbin-
ssug oamit fpridt oiefeIbe Seituns
Den @unfh aus. BOB Die Nanctt
Derienigen Deroffentlidt tperoen,
geeer tpelhe Die Megierune SCRIBE
r1lrtgen bat.
Das lestere tuiiniden mir altfy,
nitr nm gu Seigen, oaB iih oaruntcr
feline, ODER bod nur berein5elte ga.
rrien bon EeutiGen finoer tperoen
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MIferIti.

Muf iblaue Weife baden pi.c
Sniaiien 0es Gonntp : GefGngniiies
sbre Jllaft betperfite1igt. Gin Sc
fangener Wamens George aneGg
}'muIierte .einen epileptiiden Mnfan,
gr Ieete fih auf BEN 8o6en, mano
fid 1n6 it0bnte, oIs Der 8efdngnis-
tDdrtef @eorg 8iegel boriibergins
Mdnrief inn 81, Der Monn lei
fraff unosaer modte Meoi5in brin.
gen. MIs 8iegel 5~uriifgefebrt mar.
bic Tiir geoffnet bate uno Bel Dem
ongebIih arunfen nieoerfniete, iuur
be er bon benz Auartett ~ii6erfalIer
nno 10 5iigerif,tet, onB er Iih nifa
u1ebr mebren fonnte. 9ann entrif
man Inn Die SdIiiiiel uno Die Stud.
gelane nod Oeffnung Ginger Eiiren
obne 9inoernis. Go Bieqel nift &c.
boI6 3itriidfebrte, beeab fif Elm an
oerer a91rter nod oben uno fano i'm
in befDuBtfofem 3uftanbe. Merstlide
&iilfe tuuroe berbeigerufcn uito man
brdd1fe tim nod feiner @obnuitg,
9f7 2ope3 Gtrabe. Seine gerIetim.
Gen iperoen als nift gefdbrIif er.
fI6rt.
TIMER @ongreBreprGientoni
Sas. 6. SIon6en BOT betni ariecs.
nlinifter in @afbinaton anaefroat, OF
DIE IN 4eros gitp itntionierte Gar.
nifon nidt bierber berlest pcrocn
fam, bo Ser 6ortiae MilitarboSten
fDeuen Der @efdbrIidfeit Ser CAGE
n~ufgegeben tper6en ion.
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