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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-11
WEIPPE

There has been considerable activ-
ity in Weippe during the past month,
IA new buildings having been con-
structed and more planned for the flu
ture The activity of the Scofield-
Mariner Lumber company has had
much to do with the rehabilitation of
the old town. The big DAM to be
used in the logging operations has
been completed and the company has
already started on the fiume, main
tanning two camps with large crews.
Lack of water has delayed the fiume
work, but it is expected work will be
renewed on a larger scale shortly.
Miss Pauline Forbes has succeeded
L. B. Campbell as postmaster here and
has moved the office to the northeast
part of town.
j. H. Currans and NJ. Snyder have
pulled in their threshers for the win
ter, having closed a successful season.
John Bush had a general sale last
week which closed very successfully.
A new building just completed will
be operated by Henry Laherty as d
cafe, something that is needed here.
The Clearwater Loan &c Trust COM
pany is the name of the new bank just
started here, a new building having
been constructed for quarters.
The town will soon be supplied with
a water system. Mr.. Haywood having
just completed the sinking of a deep
well. He also built number of small
houses for cottage hotel purposes to
take care of the men working for the
Scofield company.
Andrew Peterson is building a large
dwelling here for rental purposes.
Eugene Clifford has just completed
his hotel building and has furnished
the same nicely and is doing a fine
business.
Announcements are out telling of
the marriage of Mrs. Mollie Carr and
George McGraw at Lewiston last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Bessie Gaffney has remodelled
the dwelling house which she recently
purchased from d. w. Martin
7. B. West is erecting a building
here and will shortly start a weekly
and print shop.
Zan Jordan has opened a pool hall
and barber shop and is doing well.
Another new building now being
laundry to be installed by Mr.. New
bill.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-11
PRINCETON

Last week saw the end of threshing
in this vicinity.
L. L. Young's wheat averaged 20 bu-
shells per acre.
DR.. Cook is quite busy making i'm
provements on his barn.
The religious meetings conducted by
Mr.. Lyness at Onoway are meeting
with large attendance.
Mr.. Lazeel is adding an addition to
his house.
Farmers in this vicinity seem to be
quite busy trying to find their pota-
toes, as it has been so dry doing the
past season some will do well to get
their seed back
l.. L. Young returned from Palouse
the later part of last week bringing
with him the Princeton fair product
which took first place at Palouse and
second at Moscow At Moscow Prince
ton had to compete against special
ist Well most any one knows it takes
Specialist 10 get dHedu Vi IIlHCelOA
anyway.
Mrs Jas. Bingham was in Moscow
Monday and Tuesday on business.
Lloyd Johnson has returned to
Princeton from an extended visit in
Rosalia, Wn.
Elizabeth Sheldon is visiting with
her sister, Viola Guernsey, at Onoway
where she expects to remain for a
of weeks.
Pearl Moles attended the fair at Col
fax last week.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-11
for summer fallow.

for summer fal!ow.
e. E. Ostroot, a Moscow real estate
dealer, was in the Biggest Little City
or Earth" Monday
Thomas Walker has moved back to
the country after spending a year in
town. A good move Tom.
The Hon. A. H. Oversmith of 1912
now residing in Moscow, accompanied
by his wife, Mrs. Fred and Miss Ruth
Brcman, motored over to this place
Tuesday.
here to take the train to Lewiston to
attend to some business and inciden-
tally take in the fair
Mrs. j. w. Jones has been quite sick
with stomach trouble but is improving
slowly now.
The typhoid patients in and near
Troy are all improving.
Olof Olson of Spokane, after visit
ing here with relatives and friends
went to Charleston Tuesday to visit
the Peterson families and incidental
Iy take in the fair, after which he re-
turned to his home in Spokane.
Carl Johnson, formerly Of Troy now
of Spokane, was in town on business
Saturday.
Elmer Brooks and family of Yard
ley, Wn., came down to attend the land
sale in Moscow Friday and bought a
forty close to Troy which he will i'm
prove.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-11
Labor leaders have been surprised

Labor leaders have been surprised
and shocked to find. as a result of the
conditions brought about in this coun-
try by the war in Europe, that the
membership of the unions is so largely
composed of persons of foreign birth
and foreign sympathies that consid-
erations other than the real welfare
of the American workman, to say
nothing of the welfare of the Ameri-
can nation, are likely to govern the
actions of the unions.
Within the admission of foreigners.
particularly the lower classes, to this
country, both the employers of labor
and the American laborers are con-
fronted with a perpleXing situation
The strikes most marked with violence
and destruction have been those in
which many unassimilated foreigners
have participated. Both INSCRIPTIONS
employers and INSCRIPTIONS labor
leaders have used ignorant foreigners
for their own selfish purposes.
In the destruction of property and
damages to business. employers have
suffered at the hands of foreigners.
Now the foreign element in the unions
seems SO strong that it threatens to
control the unions to a great extent
in foreign interests, and reorganiza-
Tim sir bbipo .o1lxod of
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-11
Notice TO ADVERTISERS

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cents per line first insertion, minimum
charge being 4G cents, 5 cents per line
for each subsequent insertion. Read
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cents per line first insertion, minimum
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-11
Daddy sBedtirn',e
Why the
!. Sun Goes to
Bed at Night.
OtOry-

bed at night just like tired kddy said daddy
that OF he really doesn't
smiles upon children during night III
we'll that the jolly old
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-11
WASHINGTON LETTER

DISTORTING THE FACTS: That
Speaker Champ Clark, who is admit
teddy a very clever politician, clearly
realizes the weakness of his party's
record and is trying to forestall its
effects by distorting the truth is evil
dent from his recent speeches.
Speaker Clark is going about the coun-
try deliberately trying to deceive the
voters. For instance, in a speech at
st. Joseph, Mo-, he said: Republican
orators assert that the Underwood tar
if bill, even including the income tax
feature, did not bring in enough rev
enue to support the Government
which is absolutely untrue. Every
body knows that the deficiency in rev.
enue is being caused by the European
War Mr.. Clarks last sentence is
absolutely true" as the figures, COM
piled by Democratic Administration,
show. The total imports for the fiscal
year ending with June, 1915, exceeded
the total for the last year of the AL
drich bill by 21,0O0,O00, and as COM
pared with the year ending with June,
1911, the increase in the last fiscal
year was $150000,000. Despite the Eu
ropean War there has been a steady
increase of imports, but with the re-
duced duties imposed by the Under
wood bill there is a tremendous annual |
deficit which the income tax cannot |
make up The deficit for the first 100 |
days of the last fiscal year was $751;,
100000. For the first 100 days of this
fiscal year it is $32,50O,00O Instead of
everybody knowing that the deficit is
caused by the European War, every
body knows that it is caused by the
tariff bill and knows also
that Mr.. Clark is merely talking
s.houn' dog twaddle." The Government
will soon be compelled to borrow
money and the bonds sold should be
called "The Underwood Tariff Bonds"
1t is significant however, that Mr..
Clark SO clearly realizes this weakness
Of his party that he is willing to dis
tort the truth in his efforts to de-
,eive the voters.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-11


that he OF he really doesn't at all
we'll that the jolly old
night like kiddy who played too hard
ask?
light
the jolly old rises his with raindrops out of
then he his red down the waking world he
of him.
during his
Riddles ALL
he
a happy il doing good
them
their handkechs
and the of
will them
grow
world
a
the
a
just like tired kiddy"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-11
VISITING CARDS

Better no visiting cards at all than
one in bad taste.
The Star-Mirror has q full line OF
samples sent out by visiting card au-
thorfties.
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-11

People want not only a paper
they want news paper. The news is
in the Star-Mirror.
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II pays to advertise in The Daily
Star-Mirrur.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-11

Not less startling than that half
the road improvements in the country
have been brought about by the auto
mobile, is the fact that only 81 per
cent of the roads in the country can
be classed as improved"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-06
Die 9irbeitslcien
s,ombamssabs fir arbeitSloie 5ransn
nno aRdSdJeH nun5fbis.

gDie eg ii9 aslssntlid Der ssitrletn
Gibuna Der 9iirgsriommiHicn hsr.
ausiitdie, bi. i'm 5ntersHs Der Ars
beiislofen ipirlt, tpiro Die atplanfs
gonbdusaabs pon $4,000 i'm in
tsrtiIe oer drbsitslofsn Jrauen iIno
Tldbden nibt n5tbis iein. Sm 5onos
bss observation-disclosures ipurotI'
ndmli6 $4,000 aefunben, bic non
rpn BEN 9slbe iibris iino, oas isintr'
seit fir bic Roibltibsnoen ipobrsno
Der SohfIutI, bsipiIiet porben ipar
ilno bieIe Gumms fpirb iebt fur ois
drbsitslofsn 1rausn uiio Uidodieil
peripeneet iperDen,
Rep. Z. 8. Wbits, Der @oriisbsr DEE
itabiifdm Observation-Disclosures
menis berihiste Der Rommifion, bas
bic Giabi felt BEN eriisn De5snbtr
qrbeit fir 1912 perionn sef8srt
babe. ggdbrsnb Der seirisen Sisuns
ipurbe iibsr Ginaslbsit,n be5iislid oss
aepIanten ,ginbeltass" seiprohsn.
9oriber Sdrrb W. Econ mndte
esn gcrfdlaa grbeiisIof.n baourdl
gsifdfiisuns 5u iifxrn. bob mon BON
ibnsn Ghnee unb Gis Don ben 1rot
ioirs .nif,rnsn IisBe, U0 bic 9ausbs
iibsr bisiss unsea&tet Der oissbt5iia
Iiben ftIbtii6en Drbinan3sn Mot
tbun. Die aoitsn Der elrbtit iollft
bann bic Stabt pon ben beirdfsnesn
Sauseissn.biimsrn sinirsiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-06

gronS entitonoen. Sm Sniiie gto.
81 @eii Bremen Strabe ipnrcn meb.
rere aIeibungsitiide M srdno &C.
ratberr
Die @rnloeigentbiimer bon
Siio.g .grlanger rebeiiren gegen Die err
bobte @ertbabid'duang Der @rtno'
itiide, weIde anmblit 100000 BE-
tragen ioa. @s rrnrOc beifIciicn, ei'
nen anrpait 3ll euaagiren, rpcld)cr
cine alcae aeaen Die Staot einreiden
ioa, nm bieie Darnn 81 perhiiioern.
oie erhobtc Stcuerratc 81 foIlettiren.
Ger slrpalt Serr ,. Galtlcmun lit,
lin bic n0tbiaen aeridtlifen Sdlrltte
cin5ul,iten, engaairt luoroen.
- Ger 9amen3lpeia oes 9eiItih.
sllnerifaniiden StaStucrbanbes miro
beutc 9,ad)mittaa nm 122 llbr i'm
Sauie Der ssrau Mpbr. 9so. S5 2etDis
StroBe III 9cipisburs ieine Seantcn'
mnbl uornebinen.
Iavor YbiIipps bot gcItern al
ocn Siderbeitsoircftor Solmes in
Cincinnati Gin Shreiben geridltet, IN
ipeIhem er 0arGui auimerfiam mnht,
bab Der SaltepIdt Der aentrdper
StraBen6abnen auf Dem Siigel an Der
9ine straBe, iiiolih Der giertcr Ctr.
nit NrOben llnannebmIidfciten iiir
Die &diiagicre pertniipit ici. gr err
iud,t oesbalb. ois Scr ncle 5rctbrie'
beipilligt moroen iii, ben Sultcplos atl
pcr @ierten, 5lriifen Scr Sine unS
8alrut StraBc, 81 beitimmen. Cine
Stanung Der acknowledgements
miiroe icoenfaaS bermieOen iueroen
Gicic abdnoeruHg iuiiroc nid]t alljll
Ianac in 0raft iein, Oh Die StraBen'
babn'6cieIIihait gelpiat iei Die
StrobenbabnIinie ourd Die 9ia:e
StraBc. 6itIib 5ur 9ierten umo baml
iii0Iid eurh Die Sine Strabc Sit per'
leaen. 3illleih ianbte Der asapor Elm
Shreiben oil Serru SreeIHdn, Yraii'
oent Der StraBenbabn-@ -@eiclli6ait, in
ipcI4em er oen @inid) dllBert. Snb
ole @eiellidait nit Dem GineiHnatier
Staotratb ole StraBenbaMfruge ba!o'
moeIidii Ioin m0ge. Gie Imam
ncbmIid)teiten. tDelde oeu Yaiingicrcr
mti Dem aegennartieen SoltepIae er'
padicn, ieien feineslpcas Der GcD'
ingtoner StraBenbabngeiellid|oit III
3nid,reiben. gr babe Dem Std3erbeits.
6ireftor poraeiddaaen, oen nelIcn
SoItepleb. Dor Dem 9urfbnrot id,en
Saoen, an Der a StraBe, su bcllinl'
men, bis Die neue 2cguug Der Stya'
BcnhabnIinie oilrfgeiiibrt lei.
- Ir. 6. $. GrisIcr hot geiiern
oie Nadjriht erbaItcn, Ooi3 ieinSdrpa-
ger @. s.. Rice IN Burlington, ap.,
aeitnrben liz.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-06
9apton unS Sellenne

- Der DapiOn Stdbtrdth bat cine
3uid,riit erbalteh III iuclfcr oos Sf.
GIiiastb ScipitaI in GOpiustou OIs
ierirt, patisiltsn au S. per Wob. uno
ainber aur hdIbsn Rate au perpflsssn.
Das Spssr's 6oipitaI psrlanai cine
Gdie pon $l.25 per Tag. Der Sbass
msiIter Redsrs beridtei iiber ginnahs
men gum gsirage DON $23, ,40l %.
&aFenbeitunD 500, 1867. @s iollsn
mebrere Straben netie Rnmen erbals
ten, ba ReppOrt unb geIlepue abnlis
DIE Strafsnnamen aufsuipeiien bds
ben.
- Der 9amen 5iilfsberein beg
Speers 6oipiials in Dantpn piro
am nd6iten Sreitug cine pihti9e
SiBuna abhaltsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-06
aaiieefrdndJsn.

- Der grauenpsrsin Der Driiten
DtutI6tn prot. airde. on Walnui.
nab, 8. Strabs (Yaitor 8. 9dfnsr),
bait moresn Ra4mittns um 2 llbr
feline eriie 8erfdmmluns i'm neutn
SOsdbr., p,rbunben NIT aoffssfrdnShen,
Az tptl6em Die gsranitalierinnsn
fr.unbIibit sinldbsn; IS fiEo bic Das
men: eIIi. Rdbe stotfariHe Rebn.
Rora Reutsr, Charlotte Ridsls, Roia
RnH., Glifobetb Sanosr. Yanlint
Scarlsti, Mdrie SisDins. aHna Sdab
unb Annd SdjlenbnmauH.
Ter 5rniieHperein Der Refcr'
mierten saIemssemeinoe (Bfnrrer
garl K. SepD rerimHmeIt iit an
Gonnrrstaa. ben Z. SdiuIar, Rnd.
mittaaS 2 llbr. Gos aouiutittee iiir
erfriItunapn beitebt ans ben CdlneiI
gIepnora 0reIina. @aria gramfnnlp,
y2aria JrrdD MTib CLARA adiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-06

seiisrn nit ibrsn alrbsitsn beapnnen.
!9crrn 3. Smith purbe gum 9oriisen'
ben bss gountprdthes unb gpuntps
Glert Milius gum Gesretdr ertudflt.
- an ieben Osutiden pber beffsn
SDbne tritt iebt bic ernife Wobuung
ibxran, bem Nepportsr GtabtDerbano
bes DeutIhs sNmsriianiiden RationaIs
bunbes beisutrstn. Die Jra5en bon
natipnalsr 9ebeutuns. ipeIHe IN uniss
rem aonareb perbanoeIt perben ourf'
ten, MAIDEN ss jsbem Seuti6en CUR
pflidt, baB Der beutife GinfIuB in
bieiem 2anbe, ssseniiber ben beutidls
feinbliden glsmenieu, 5ur 0eltilus
sebradt perbs. Sin GrfoIs lam jss
bod uur bann eraislt perben, penn
bas ssiammte 0euti6thum nit persin'
ten 3rGften in bic Shranten tritt.
- Sm S6ulratb tpurbe seitern Gr.
8. u. sSridmann gum prdiibenten elm
itimmia piebsrsripGblt. Or. Goparo
!Sermann lpurbs gum Disqualification
|uno Senrp $. 9iebmouu gum Ser
aeant at. e9lrms srlpdbIi. es purbs
bsf9loiisn. in ben Offentlihen Sdmlen
pom l. sebruar ab llnterriht in bdnss
li9en gsf6dftisunsen su srtbeilen. 3u
oieiem 3tpeds ioa cine 2ehrerin NIT Ell
mem Saldr bon S65 pro Mouat snsa'
ART perben. BON Der Grrihtuns sinsr
S9uIe i'm @sitenb. no gluslanber,
iiber 20 Sabre alt. unterrihtet rperosn
iousn, lpurbs abssieben. pd bierihr IN
lesaler @siie tsins 9lussdbsn betpil'
ligt perber 'OHnen.
- Serr Sol. ReuipidsI Don Der
Mpnmoutb StruBs 1T na6 5lorioa
9ersiit.
- 5rdu glbsIins Stspbdn oon glo.
81 Central glpsnue, cine Der dlieiisa
GinpObneriHnsn RelppOrts. III seltsrn
deItorbeu.
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u { iu y o TT.

Die Eeiupprt Sffiee fir bas Sin
einnatcr golfsbldtt" beiinoet i'd in
0u. 339 gorf Strake, seseHiber Dem
Gomrtbomie, lupielbit 9enisfeiten, gn.
seiaen II. /. III. bic 10 llbr 40 giinu.
ten gbeHSs eutgegengenommen wer.
ben.
- geiiBtitels s9srGubsrunstu: 8. 5.
Selm II. 4nb. an Gillian Cape, cine
Sot in Spint's llnterabtbeilune in
Sort 1bomas, gu $500. - Der
Campbell 60. 8auperein an gbarlss
6. Cunningham, cine Got an Der Wsit
it.te Der Warb apsnue in Bellevue, 30
bel 100 SUB, gu $2500. - Waitsrs
GommiiIiOuer an gbriitian Diaing,
Got 30. 70 in Der Sngaas Bart lin
terabtbeiluns, gu $1725. - Gilbert
:. aerr an Ocp Wcasuua, cine Got 25
bel 100 9ub an Der SiioIsits Der a.
Strabe in 9apton, 3lN 81. - gOp.
90. stsmIsr an GmiI arObner. st
Ro. 81 in 8lod e Der Sarris 'Grben
9lobitiOn 3u gelepus, gu 81. - Marp
6. Barnes an Gillian 9rssorp, cine
Got an Der Siabeua Strdbs, gu 81.
Sm Gireuitseri9t ipurbe ssitsrn
DON Gilbert 5. asrr, Ra4Iabpsrtpulter
Don putrid a. aerr cine 2lnse auT
Orbnuna Der 6interlaiTenihoft eiules
reidt. = BERN Solicit Dertlagts Sba
Solicit auf S6sibuns. gr purbs ans
gebli6 DON ieiner Satin perlaiieu.
Sin Giienbabns s@asgon, lpsl6er
9artsn, Sauitrationen II. (. ~. ibsr bic
Gboctaps sReisrpation entbdlt, 1T bon
Der gunoesregierung bierberssididt
fpurben. Ger @dgeon Itsbt an Der 6.
uHb suratoga Strubs auf einem Seie
tengeleiie unp tann jsben Gag bon 8
llbr Worgens Bis 9 llbr 4benbs be-
fibtiet peroen. auf ben Sif6sn, bi.
ldngs oes Wageons aufseitelt limb,
fiubet man Garten. Plattsn unb pbo=
tograpbisn Der srpGbntsH ReferDatiOn,
bic in sinem umfdng BON elmer nil
lion ader i'm nG6ften Wlai fir ans
iisbler freigeseben iperoen ION. Col.
R. Ban 9reb III bereit, Ssben, Der fi6
fir bic neu 3u sriiHoenbs anfiebIung
iHterefirt, bic gerpiinldte 4ustunft gu
ertbeilen. Der Waegon bleibt cine
Wo6e bier. Don bier pirb Der nag
aOn Hdd Wibbletopn ssfdidt perb.n.
- 5bomas :. Surrau, pelder 35
Sabre lang als Rai4iniit an Der 8.
nnb 81. giienbabn aHgeiiegt mar, in i'm
5duie isiner So6ter Srau Dr. Smitb
in Cincinnati i'm 4ltsr Don IS sSsbreH
geftorben.
= Sm @ountp9eridt fpurbe seftern
Wm. Glart unter Der glufIaee bes
alsinbiebftabls ben @roBgeI6porenen
iiberfpiefeu. Glart bate angebiih,
iudbrenO sr auf einsm 3ug Der 6. unb
8. gdbn nu9 OdptoH fubr. Roblsn
DON einem Wasson bindbseporfer. Gr
ipurbe inter $500 8iirgfdnft s.ifsIt.
- Der Stabts unb gountprdtb Der
Sisusrausglsi4u sgebGrbe babsH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-06

Die fsrblits Siills ots Dor einiser
3sit plSbIi9 i'm Queen Giin Club
psriforbsntn Serm eugene =.
3immstmann piro beuis Rad.
miitaa anf Spring Grope 5ur eipista
Rube btitatist iperben. Der 1rausr,
goiitsbisnit finbei IN Der ct. pduIs
9aibsbrale an Der z. unb plum Ctr.
iiait. Das sinSiss aiHo bss 9srbIidc.
nen, bic Sersosin Don Wan6tfitr.
iraf seiisrn 0ormiitas bier Elm unD
beadb iid, Ioslsih mad BEN Gtabliifss
ment bss eei6snbsiiatters milifec
unb nellie Ianss an Sdrss ibrss
8aters. Die 6n3osin ipar BON BEN
ablsbtn ibres Waisrs per aibsl be
nahriftisi pcrbtn uHo trai iofor,
bic Reii. III bic 6eimaib all. Si.
trai bier in 9ssl.iiuns ibres Dni,Is,
Wariin 3immtrmdnn Don Qtp Ycrt,
uHb ibr.r 9anis, Jrdu Wnrb llpjpbn.
Don qonboH elm, unb bic 6errif,aftsH
iinS i'm 9otsI Sinion obssitieser.
Der 8atis Der 5sr5osin Itebt bsi Ts.
rem Rssimtnt in Grantreif.
Jraa austltea 2 9ntibtr.
bic Wittne bes peritorbenen Wuiiis
lebrers 5errn Geo. 6. SHncibsr, III
nun sbsnialIs in bic gipistsi. biniibtrs
ssi6lummsrt. Sis iiarb am Montas.
ben %. DECEMBER, In Der Wobnung
ibrsr 2o6tsr, s5rou Or. 4ribar
groun in Riperiibs, Gal. Die Ser
itorbtue ipar nit ibrem @aiisn Dor
eiipa pisr Satrsn n1h aaIifornitn
iibsrssiieosIt, opd itarb Der gaitt Be.
reits Gin Jdbr Ipdttr. Die Tabiner.
ifisbent bat bier nod Disls syrsunbe
unb 9sinnnis, ptlfk Don Der aunbt
bon ibrsm Ablebsn stipib ifmsr5Iidl
beriibrt lporbtn iinb.
gbarges 8obers, Der als
.Grfinbr" zines Wlaeenbiiius por
SebH SabIsn cine btinnnie Strabtnfi
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ton Sotsi. an Der Dritisn Girabs uno
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hung oeg sniInnbite,ier sirmnriiidrs
nit ge5ug nui gnunereins-g -geitelie.
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febr p6itoiopbif@ unb ipubte. olS q
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brud, boB bem WautssiinbsI ioipeii
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Strnbs iein. ba sr fein Gisarrenses
fdGft bort. ipie bereits btrnerti. lei!
nunHebr pisr5is Sabren b.ireibt.
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