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The Penn's Grove record., 1915-02-12
Woodstown Mhisperings

The Board of Education has solo
$67, 600, bonds at 5 per cent at $l01.3 SO
The premium amount to 5000. Twenty.
one bids for the new building have beer
received.
Mrs. Samuel Ridway has been spend
ing Il few days this week at Mullica Hill
The regular meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association will be held in Pet.
erson Hall OH Monday evening, Feb. Is.
DR.. J. j. Sanity, Assistant Commissions
er oil Education, will make an address OH
the Changing Conceptions of Education.
MISS Ellen Broadway is spending some
time in Camden.
Ellen Harris and Granville Kirby who
have announced their engagement were
given a variety Shower at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harris on Sat-
urday evening. About 80 were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zeigel and chill
dren, of Bridgeton, were over Sunday
visitors with relatives.
Revival meetings continues in the
Churches.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-02-12
Free Seeds

The annual distribution of seeds by the
Government will take place this Spring
as usual. This distribution is controlled
by the United States Senators and Mem
bers of Congress. If you will write to
Hon. William Hughes, or Hon. James E.
MARITIME, United State Senate, Washing
ton, d. c., or to your Member of Con-
gress. you can receive free OF charge a
package of vegetable or flower seed.
Each package contains five different var
ieties. State whether you desire vege-
table or flower, but do not indicate the
varieties as the Department of Agricul-
ture make the selection based upon the
climatic and other conditions of the loc-
atty in which the seeds are to be planted.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-02-12
The Precious Bible.

Holy Bible! book divinel
Precious treasured thou art minel
Mine, to tell me whence | came;
Mine, to teach me what | am
2 Mine, to chide me when l rove;
Mine, to show a Saviour's love;
Mine art thou to guide my feet;
Mine, TO judge, condemn, acquit;-
8 Mine, to comfort in distress,
If the Holy Spirit bless;
Mine, to show by living faith
Man can triumph over death;-
4 Mine, to tell of joys to come,
And the rebel sinners doom;
O thou precious book divinel
Precious treasured thou art minel
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-02-12
How's b ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY e. CO.. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, nave known F.. J..
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
> Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly Upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price rs cents per bottle. SOLD
by all Druggists.
Take Hal's Family Pulls Tor constipation.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-02-12
Colds Are Often nost sersiou
Stop Possible Complications

stop Possible computations
The disregard OF a cold has often brought
many a regret. The fact of Sneezing,
Coughing, or a Fever should be warning
enough that your system needs immediate
attention. Certainly Loss OF Sleep is most
serious. 1t is a warning given by Nature.
1t is mans duty to himself to assist by
doing his part. DIR. Kings New Discovery
is based OH a scientific analysis of Colds.
Doc. at your Druggist. Buy a bottle to-day.
adv,
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-02-12
Five Cents Proves II

A Generous Offer. Cut u this ad, On.
close with 5 cents to Foley & Co., Chicago,
ILL.,, and they will send you our trial
packages of Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds, Group, bronchial
and lagrippe coughs; Foley Kidney Pills
and Foley Carthartic Tablets. For sale in
your town by all Druggist adv.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-02-12

The fact that several of the ten COM
mandmenis are officially suspended
during the time of war does not pre-
vent expressions of strong religious
sentiments by leaders of nations ell
gagged in hostilities.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-02-12

compared with any other
offer of other makes as it
excelS other Bibles in
every particular of Bible
making. Take our word
and d to-day. You
run no risk. Money cheer
fully refunded if this Bible
does not come up to your
expectations.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-02-12

Greatest Watch, Clock and
Jewelry Repairers in Della
ware. None better in Jersey
than at Wright's JeweIry house
22O King Street, Wilmington,
DelaW are. Established 1892.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29
Road Conditions
in Western States

During the recent trip which Lee HUFF
made to the PRn-American exposition. a
close observation OF the road conditions
on tho main highways was made
lie says: THE roads along the main
highways over which we travelled were
in very good condition throughout Colo
RADIO, Utah and Wyoming and improve
ments are constantly being made"
Mr.. Huff attributes this largely to the
fact that convict labor Is utilized In these
three states. In many places along the
road, convict camps were seen and tho
members of the gangs were apparently
delighted with idea OF working and living
out of DOORS"
1T seems 20 me-" said Mr.. Huff. that
some sort OF an arrangement for putting
the convicts TO work on Nebraska roads
would prove very beneficial.
ut certainly, would he of greater value
to the state OF Nebraska to devote the
energies of these men to goes road work
than to contract with manufacturing con-
Germs for their services"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29
New Empire Four is
Placed on Market

Power increase. car refinement and
price reduction are the outstanding fea-
lures Of the Empire Automobile COM
pany's announcement OF a new four
cylinder model, which Is being placed on
the market during the coming week. This
new type has been designated as Model
40" 1t is built in keeping with the de-
mand for high powered quality -Four at
a low price. In general design It follows
closely the type which IT supersedes; in
fact practically the only outward changes
from the previous model have been re-
finements at the front OF the body in the
frightening Of the cOw1 to give full
streamline body merging with the hood,
and q considerable increase in tire size.
The car is marked by its roominess, not
only In the width of seats. but in leg
room In the tonneau and driving COM
partments. also by the finish and general
attention TO detail.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29
0ldsmObile Eight
Has New Features

Some details OF the eight cylinder Odds
mobile. first deliveries OF which will be
made in the fall. have been given out in
an unofficial way The car has a wheel
base Of 10 inches and is we'll under 1900
pounds in weight. The body is not radi-
cally altered from that of the four-cyl-
inder Oldsmobile. except Tor the radiator
ard lamps, which are OF entirely new de-
sign. Features such as aluminium run
ming boards and Circasslan walnut wood
work have been retained in the eight
1t Is understood that the car will abound
in the qualities usually attributed to
eights-smoothness rapid acceleration
and flexibillty on high gear, and that the
motor will develop considerably moro
power than would seem to be required
for the weight of the car. thus insuring
a performance which almost borders on
the spectacular. The motor Is OF the
V-type, L-head with cylinders en- bloc
The Delco system. which has been a
part of the equipment of oldsmoblles for
several years. is used again in the eight
cylinder car and is mounted in three
units. starter. generator and distributor,
each unit independent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29
Several Carloads
of Marion Models
Received in Omaha

Several more carloads of Marion Light
Skies left jackson, Mich. last week for
the Fred c. Huffman Motor Car COM
pany. distributing this line in Nebraska
and western Iowa. Several sales were
made this week. and on Thursday Mr..
Huffman was forced to deliver his dem
onstrator to a waiting customer. Two
carloads were unloaded Friday and ready
for delivery. Mr.. Huffman feels the
Marion will have big sale here. and is
highly elated at the showing and salts
faction they have given in the hands of
the users Several OF the light skies went
into the hands OF old Marion owners. who
claim the light six model is the best car
the Marion factory has ever built.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29
Oakland Factory
Promises to Furnish
Omaha with Cars

w. H. Head. secretary of the Lininger
Implement company, has just returned
from the Oakland factory at Pontiac,
Mich, whers he has been making a very
strong fight to get cars for his dealers
Although Mr. Head could not get as
many cars as he needs to supply the de-
mand. he did succeed in making arrange
ments for a regular delivery Of cars,
which will start very soon.
Owing 10 the lack of materials. the
Oakland factory cannot work to the
maximum capacity. At present they are
turning out thirty or forty cars per week
and the capacity of the factory is 125
cars per week.
The 125 mark will soon be reached.
however, as the purchasing agent has. by
paying a bonus, been able to secure ma
terials which have been going into war
munitions and shipped to Europe
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29
Texas Man Makes
Long Tour Through
Rockies in Kissel

Thomas u. Van Auken Of Beaumont,
Tex, enjoys the distinction of having
made n more complete trip OF the Colo
RADIO mountain passes than any automo-
bile tourist of the year. according to the
official publication OF the Denver Motor
club.
Mr. Van Auken has returned to his
home after covering 6,S44 miles in his
Klsselkar and has brought back an in
teresting narrative OF adventures. lie
says:
we took In Estes Park, Glenwood
Springs. Canon City. Ute pass, Royal
gorge. sky Line drive. Trough road. Ten
nesssee pass. BERTRAND pass, Monarch
pass, Battle Mountain, and. in fact, every
high pass and scenic road In the Rockies
OF Colorado.
From Denver we went south to Colo
RADIO Springs, staying thirty days there.
and thence 10 Ration, N. NJ. Las Vegas
Santa Fe. Clovis and Santa Rose.
through to Amarillo. Tex, Dallas, Waco,
Bryan. Houston and home
1.-THE longest days run that we made
was from Amarillo to New Mexico. when
we were going out The hardest days
run was from Eucino. n, NJ, to Clovis,
across the Eustani valley. A car should
never try to make that valley trip, but
rather go back by the way of Ration.
We were helped over one washout In
Panky's ranch 10000 acres). This was
the only time we had outside help at any
time, although we had the mild satisfac-
ton OF pulling eight cars out Of bad
places, one of them twice"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29
BUILD MOTOR CAR
AT OMAHA PLANT
Drummond Motor Car Co. Announces
New Car, the Drummond, Will
Be Assembled Here.
WILL MAKE A FOUR AND A SIX

Arrangements have been completed 70.
the assembling Of an automobile in Omaha
and Nehrnskans can now cnthuse about
a made in Omaha" automobile-The
Drummond
The Drummond Motor company have
for some time contemplated the assembly
OF an automobile for western distribution
and have now made all arrangements
for the purchasing Of chassis. motors and
parts. The bodies will be built in Omaha
at the Drummond factory.
The building Of bodies has for con-
siderable length of time been one OF the
principal features Of the Drummond bust
ness and they, long ago, installed ma
chlnery and skilled workmen for tn !
class Of work. The body building feature
is a tried and proven success. Many Of
the cars driven In omaha today are pos
SCISSORS of Drummond built bodies
Use Hi~h standard Parts.
Only the highest standard parts and
Units are used In the construction Of
Drummond cars. Every part and unit
bears the name Of q maker whose repu-
tation insuTes quality.
There he's been no attempt of origin
atty; no departure from those success
full features which have been proven me-
chemically right by the best automobile
manufacturers
Both the four and six represent honest.
attractive values.
In power, comfort and refinement they
leave nothing TO he desired by the most
critical buyer.
Both the Drummond four and six will
be furnished with touring and roadster
bodies. Closed bodies will be offered for
the winter months.
The Drummond reputation for quality
has stood out prominently for more than
twenty-five years
Nebraska Corporation.
The Drummond Motor company is a Me-
braska corporation The officers of the
company are ]. w. Griffith. president:
u. W. Racon, vice president and gem
eral manager; w. l. Griffith, secretary
and treasurer; r. H. Craig, general sales
manager.
The Drummond building embraces 1900
square feet Of floor space. having three
floors and basement. 1t is one OF the
largest buildings in the west devoted ex-
clusively to the automobile business,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29

There two million users of automobile tires.
Figuring four tires yearly car supplying SO
That about two million tires this year.
Goodyear tires gaining faster than before
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29

these wings and tho public call for moro
Firestone tires,
In alternate steps these four big ex-
tensions have been reaching out, never
for a single week has the builders ham
mers been silent since the original plant
was built.
Last year alone Firestone output
jumped rs per cent But during the same
time F1restone added 50 per cent more
dealers, so that the supply OF Ffrestone
tires never quite caught up TO the orders
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29
KisselKar Evans
Joins Local Firm

X. X. Evans. better known as Kissel-
Kar Evans. has recently accepted a po-
sihon as city salesman for the Noyes-
Kflly Motor company.
Mr.. Evans has sold the Ktssel for
some time and is very familiar with the
ability OF the car, Bvans says the sales
VIII crawl up in this territory even
though the Kissel is comparatively new"
TT has the stuff"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29
FIREST0NE ADD 100000
SQUARE FEET FLOOR SPACE

The already enormous wings OF the
Firestone factory are again racing south
ward in their efforts to catch up with
public demand. Since the new Firestone
factory. consisting mainly Of four huge
parallel wings. was built four years ago
there has been a constant race between
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29
Tires Not Alike

Goodyears Fortified tires They have FIVE exclusive e
bats major trouble These and other extras costing
saving ten times much perhaps
Yetnote how many still buy tires without them They
But they beheve-most Of them prob
aby-tha standard tires will average much alike
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29
Outlook is Bright,
Says 0lds Manager

e. A. Hart, district manager OF the
Olds Motor works. who has been spending
the last week with the Oldsmobile Sales
company. was particularly gratified with
the record made by this new company in
contracting with new dealers as well as
the retail sales. Considering the aet4v-
tiles. II Is very remarkable for the short
period OF operation.
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lie Nem Uprfer probritiId,c VreIie
last es nidt bel ben Mneriiien aiif
ben oeiiti65cn gstifoiier belpenhen
ionhern Tdiittct Die sd,ole ibres
3orns aiid) ouf Die ginoeitrih. .Mnlc-
rifaner aus. Oieien ipirb geiagt.
baB, ipenn iie iit BON benz beuti&en
gotidafter aiir llntreue eegen oie
Der. Staofen aufbeten Iaiien, uebles
fiir lie oorauS eripnhien lperoe lie
9inoeiirid.slmerifone gebcn iid ei.
mem geidbrlid,en ssrrtbum bin. iuenu
lie l!allbell, Dab man ibnen Sanoess
perratb rlibig bingeben lniicn miro
uio gan3 Defenders ipiirben iie iih in
Der Grwarting enttduidt iefen, olirdl
lire gaitafion ~ @nniien bon
Geutid)Inno @iIion iiiirSen su Ton.
men. @cnor ons @esertbeiI ipiir6e
einfreten. Tie slmerifauer obne Bin.
oeitriG ieien In Der Webrbeit iino
piiroen tpie Elm @am gum prdiibeu.
ten aegen Tiejenigen balteii, Die Ran.
fc seecn Die Scr. Siaaten ihn,icoen.
Gie slutlage acaen oie Geiitif.
slmcritaner miro ourh bic befaIinfe
jliriitiihe Giiimarbsiornrel erIebigt:
,.oaf niht aeniigenb 9botiaden niiae.
fiibrt iperben. nm bic antloge aufs
red)t 81 erbaIfen." 1as bic 9ciitid,-
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@ereeiualfieung Der Refte. Der
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ter scitens GnsIanbs. @enn has
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ii. genau 10 rpie Die s(rnerifauer
bon 1776 unb 1912 neroen bic
Seiitid-glmerifaner BON 1915 iih
Surh feline Trobunnen einifiidltern
Iaiien nnS fir Die Gore unb slehie
Der Der. Sfoaten gelen Gnaiano
iuo oen Gr1iibenten @iIion entire.
Ten.
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aongreB Reprlien II
Mann bot oie @emerfllng genlaht
sd wciB uid)t. iper Der ndtIte Rrd'
lioent iein miro, aber idb meiB, oat
es ein Stepublifaner iein miro"
Gas mill sic step gorfer pSim"
nidt suseben. Sic iagt, oaB ipenr
bic @eih1itslage lid gut geItaliet,
Sann ipcrbe @ilion nod bier Sabre
Idnger i'm @eiBen Sauie oerbleiben.
Gam maht iie Die ioIgenoe gemer'
hlng:
.@as aid, Ole Sfipoden, Die
SentimentaliiGtsn uno Sie ioaiolosis
ifen 8erirrrnsen bes Serrn @ilion
iein mosen, ipenu ieine genlilbinaen,
cine forrefte gteitralitat 5u belpabrcn
unb in elmer fritiihen 8erinbc Der
slnslnnbspoIitif Die giedIte Der Ser.
staoteu 3u pertbeioieen. linn Die DO
litirhe Rahe Der Wtafen ber On
bribsrt ausiebsn. bic gu ibrem sulturs
aaiier bnlten. pirb bas niht bic
Amerifaner peranlaiien, ibre Spmpa.
tbic unb llnteritiisuns pom Gr1iioeu.
ten obsupsuo,n. ten tie fanatiI6en
sInh1ngcr ciner irembeu Ytoht DC.
itrafen ipollen."
auf Die brutale gei6inlpinne Der
9eutihen ipoaen mir niht eingehen.
man ernie6riat iid ieIbit, ipenn man
nit semeinen 1aturen itreitet. Mir
molten ms bios auf ben Sinlpeis be.
ifr6nfen, Sab nadp Der anidduuns
Der Stem Dorfer Gun. Die, ipie err
iittlih, III billions pGrmiten 6reun.
Den gebort, feline Srelinbitait iilr
GngIano uub feline Seinoihait geaen
9eutichlaro sins bershnete DO
litit lit. Der prdiiSeut pia bur6
aebaiiises gerboIten gesen Die Geat.
iden Die llnteritiisung Der Nidtoeiit.
iden geipinneit, Dou oeren er glaubt,
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Sas iein 9lan lit, 10 fonnen mir ibn
eriinolidl perieblt nenuen. ,Siirs
Grite bilbeu Ole bireft oeutiden @iir'
ger unb oieieniaen oeittider abitam'
mung iiber elm Irittel Der geiammten
amerifaniiden 9epolferiing. Tam
iinb es nitt bios 1eiltid. .anerifaner,
pelf,e Die BoIitif Oes 9rdiioenten
bcfdnlpfen. 9lae, Die IN ibren 8e'
i6diten olrh Die 4oIitif oeS Rriii.
bentenu 70 idiper 5il leiben bnber,
unb Die 8abl beIGuit iit in Die Nil'
Iionen, iino ebenfolS nid,t nit elmer
Qolitif cinperitnnbeu, welde lie Inn
Sas t6alihe grob brinat ino Die
Biiroe Der Ser. Stanien berabieet.
gs iii aber belebrenb, BON Oen Sreur'
BEN bes Erdiioenten RI erfabren,
warunn er cine oeiitidieinolid'e imo
Oanlii nmerifafeinDlide Golitif ner.
ioIgt, oemn mas ole Ieltid)en for,
bern, itimmt nit oen 8rinsipien nab.
rem unb dhten slmerifanertbums
iibereiu
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gokal.Derid)t
parffou,,r,iHion
gerlaust cine gsnSaHssabs uOn
S1,250,OOO BON stabtratb.

9ie gnrffcnmniIficn ,pin eine
gcnbmisaabe BON Si.250,0OO babeIi
Sssn Der geitrieeii Sitiing Der acmniii.
fen iumrSe beidloIien. ben gtnbtrntl
Inn bic ganftioniriing bieier Gmii.
iion an5ngehen. ba bic sfoIuiniiiion
bas gelS ibrer 9ebauptlng nnA ab,
ioIut notbis gebraudt.
Gin acknowledgements @eidenf
lpuroe Der acmnliiiiou ieitens ber
9iHipoob slthIetic sliiDeintioH in beren
SpielpIoe, einen @elGnoe BON ndlt
adcrn gemadJt. @leih5eitig iibeuJies
ole @eieIlifnft Der parffonmliiIion
audi nod $500, bic fir bic Berbeiie.
riing ocs @riinpeigenthunls rerpen-
bet ueroen iolleH.
Gie apminiiiicii beidIob. npi bent
9alipielpIns I'M SaaisfIlbudeI Bart
cine GrinIfoutiHe auijuiteGsHs
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Die Gntriiitnus iiber 8ernitorif.

Die Stem Dorter 9reiie idaumi
nor @utb, OaB Der oeltide @Otitai'
ter ieine 9eitfi6riit an oas Staats'
Separtement Der GeffentIi6feit iiber.
gebcn bat. Sie er6lift oarin eine
0erlcbiing alien biplomatiihen
9raufs uno cine perionlthe geleioi.
gllng iiir ben 9rGiioerteu, Gann be.
idaftigt lie ii6 nit Der lrase, mas
Der beiltffe gotidafter nit Der Ser.
oiicptIibrtng bcabiittiot babe, nobel
aIlerlei RiltbnIabungen ausgeipro.
den Iueroeu, Die Sur Seiterteit anrei.
5en. Cine suuabme sebt Oabin, baB
9ellti6lano einen @rieg nit ben Ser.
StOaten bonn GAIN breden DoIle, ea.
init oieic BEL ben 1rieSensnerbanblitu.
gen, Die bod cinmol einireten miiiienL
Elm @ort nit3rIrcoen babeu llnb einen
acknowledgement ginfIub auf bic sII'
Iiirten nusiiben. oereu Sieg nls ielbit.
perit6noli6 anseiehen ipirb, banit iie
9elttIdllai,o nidat all3u Dos bebdnbeln
Gas mare Elm netter Sreuuo, Der
Rraiibeut, Der MIle5, tpas In ieineu
arai.eu itebt, sur S5abisuual
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MnBIaiib iib inn N,oblleben tpdI3en
uno enaInnb srpbe aieid3tbiilner jam.
meln. Sebcr freib. onb Die Sade lit
anbers perbalt nno Niemanoen ail.
ber Dem Nem Dorter @latt lit perbcr'
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4rieaes Ieihter gu traeen perrtag,
ais irgcno cine Der ibm seeeniiberite'
beuben 9atiopen, neil es an polfs.
ipirtbi6aitliher Mno militariiiher
slusriiihmg, pou Grieestiihtisfeit gar
nid)t 3u rcSen, alle iSeinbe iibsrtrifit
@enn mir ani Die @emerflmaen oes
gfep Dorfer @lattes einsegungen
IinS,. mas Tic ibrer stlbernbeit pegen
faum perSienten, 70 aeid,ab Sas leois.
lid, Inn cine 10 pieIen gmerifoncrn
siasntbiimIids slniiht Su beleuhten,
namIid,. bab Elm Sieg 9eutidlanos
iiber ieinc @eancr abioliit ilnoenfbar
lit. Sci oen Meiitcn beriiht oieies
ltrtbeil auf psraeibli6er llnfenntnib,
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.Gpsnins poft" abiidtlih nod ge=
nGhrt ipirb. lin bas 5bema Der
gri95pfuna. aus peldsr bic poit bic
@tlpibbeit elmer beuti6en Nieperlase
fplsert, furs au sripGbnsn. molten
mir bemerten, bab nidt Gambler. bis,
lpis Deuti6lanb, auf feinblidem gos
ben fteben, bon GrihSpfuns bebrobt
Tinb, fonbern Gambler. ME Hublano
unb sSrantrei4, auf bersn 8ebiet be-
'seinb feline admpfe fiibrt. 5srner,
RAE in stnem 3riess nift bic militia
ride siihtigtsit unttrlieat, bic bod
cfientunbis uuf bcutiher Seite 1T unb
baB am al.rpsniaiten cine Raticn err
itSpft psrben lam, ipel&e, tpie bic
beutI6e, sripieien BAT. bab lie in pDlli'
ger lluabbdnsistsit bonn gluslanbs 81
beitebeN permag.
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grnan III isAr bSi. auf Bern.

grpau III iebr bDie auf Bern.
iterff. ipas bisiem IdperIid ialaflpis
N6f,te peruria4en piyb. Gr iprihl
pon elmer 8sleibisuns Der ameritani'
idhen Ration. Wsrttpiirbis. ME fetns
fiiblia grpan III. Dab Gnslanb uns
isre Sfiffs aus osm Mesre hdlt, hab
es unisren Sesbanbsl uMterbridt pno
cah es in Der trutaiiten Weiie unfers
Ilsutralpn Retts mibahtet, bas enlc
pfiRbet 9rnan niht als geleipiguns.
gr ftsllt iih a6er erSiirnt, oaB Der
bsutite gotfhaftsr i'm ermabut, bab
Is uniersr aroben Ratipu unipiirbis
III. iia Der Miatiir gnslanSs gu nns
tsrperfen.