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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01

II peace is a purchasable commodI.
ty, Henry Ford ought TO be able to
buy a lot OF 1t with his $4,000, 900.
And yet, Andrew Carnegie started
preaching peace years ago with far
bigger fortune than Ford's, and look
at the world now.-Wallace Press +
Times.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01
Idaho State News Items.

Active construction of the highway
leading from Wallace, to Thompson,
Montana, by way of Glidden pass,
commenced last week.
The commissioners OF Power coun-
ty fixed the tax levy for the coming
year at 81 on the hundred dollars of
valuation. Last year the levy was
sIl0.
There were 2049 pensioners in the
state OF Idaho last year, to whom the
government paid in pensions the total
sum of s45S,6ei during the past
fiscal year.
The Boise assay Office recently
shipped gold brick worth $40, 900 to
The Denver mint. The receipts al
the Boise Office for the past two
mouths have been 1925, 900.
One mo:e state has just joined th'
prohibition ranks: South Carolina
This makes IL states which hay
adopted statewide prohibition. Il
South Carolina the work was accom-
plished by vote OF the people and
The vote Is fonnd legally effective,
Will become law on January /.
The cost Of the recent encampmen
OF the Idaho national guard was $50
asS 81. it is announced. The princl
pal Item was $40, ,S04. 95 for the pa
OF The officers and men. The ne'
largest was $4,000 for transportation
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01

There are according TO an estimate
OF the biological survey five million
hunters In the United States. Several
of whom, no doubt, will find some
thing before the season closes. Priest
River Times.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01

Ninety six bears have been killed
In Idaho county since last May when
the new bounty law went into effect.
The Gilmore brothers of the upper
Clearwater district, have received the
$l0 bounty on % of this number.
S. Fl. Vassar reports that his calves
are still dying from the ravages OF
lung worms, says Caldwell CORES
pondeut. The worst feature OF the
epidemic which is making iuroads in
his herd of nearly 100 calves seems to
be the fact that there is no known
remedy.
The Arrow Rock dam to be dedi
Gated Oct. 4, is 348 feet high. 1t
cost five million dollars aud has
storage capacity of 244, 800 acre feet
and will supply water for $4,000
acres OF land in Boise valley. The
dam was completed two years ahead
of time.
| Rem H. Rice of the Spokesman
Review, astonshed the natives about
Hauser lake Sept. %, by taking from
Its waters two fine specimens of cut
throat trout. This is known as a
bass lake exclusively and trout have
been utterly unknown. Some cut
throat fry were planted there a few
years ago by Pete Nelson, an old
resident. The two caught weighed
about two pounds each. They were
hooked on a luminous Pflueger.
, Coach Radamaoher, the new mol
, der of the University of ldaho's foot
ball eleven, has arrived on the scene
of action and commenced work with
the team. Those who have seen him
: say that be looks and acts like o. w
Worthwine, who, as coach of the
I Boise High school team, produced
] some Of the best eleVens ever seen IL
2 Idaho,
4 An alarming condition exists a
Pingree, Idaho, from which point i
. was recently reported that giander
had broken out among the horses
according to State Veterinarian
Bodle, who has Just returned from
Y making a personal inspection of th
y affected district.
e On recommendation OF Regste
Hale, new arrangement has bee
put into effect in the state land de
partment for the handling of record
of sales of state lands, and Mr.. Hal
said he thought it would save froI
SIS to so per cent OF the clerical wor
- necessary in keeping the records III
:, der the former system.
Conditions at the Ada county poi
farm are disgrace to the county an
, the buildings not dt to house an
= mails, let alone helpless men al
- women That Is the conc!usit
.oo which a group If representative eli
women came to after visiting Il
farm Saturday afternoon. State
he man.
81 Announcement of the engageme
-, OF Miss Leah Alexander of Boi'
daughter of Governor Moses Alexa
der, to Michael E. Splro of San Fra
nv cisco, was announced Sunday at
70 exposition city by Governor Alexa
at der. The marriage will take pli
wo October 25. The dispatches DO
say whether the wedding Will oc'
AT San Francisco or Boise. A hon'
the moon trip will be made to
ma. Hawaiian Islands.
ave
In Miss Flora Mitchell OF Post b
am. is in a hospital at Spokane for tF'
Il II ment to serious injuries sustai
IL Saturday afternoon when an auto'
bile In which she, with others,
riding a short distance south of ;
,ent kane skidded and overturned, res'
20 ing In the death of Louis Barrett
ocI- spokape. Miss Mitchell suffered
nav broken collarbone, the fracture
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01

of the so called boxing contests, and
for once iney got what they have heen
hasding the public aud listen to them
talk.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01

North Yakima, Wash, bias re-
duced the city debt 10000 despite
l..s of saloon revenue. The tax levy
has also been reduced.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01
Imitation.

"She had her dressmaker make a
gown exactly like one had"
"Sort of following suitT'-Philadel-
phia Ledger.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-01

CONTINUED on PAGE Two.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-11
HEAT WAVE RECALLS
PALM BEACH SUITS.
Weather Bureau Says Wearers Should
Carry An Umbrella Today.

The Weather Bureau last night re-
ported that il will be several days be
fore showers will break the heat wave.
Although showers are promised to-
night. the mercury is not expected TO
drop to a fall weather level again this
week. An unusually low humidity
hung over Annapolis yesterday.
At ? o'clock yesterday afternoon the
temperature was 81 with humidity A.
The highest the mercury went was 50,
and the lowest 60. The present hot
wave prevails only east of the Mis-
sissippi the weather being fairly cool
in Middle and Western States.
The discarded Palm Beach came back
into its own yesterday, and the
wrinkles in them seemed to grin sar-
castically at wearers who had for
saken them a few days before. The
Weather Bureau suggests that If you
wear Palm Beach today take an UNI
brella along.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-11
EASTON COMES TO FRONT.
Sends Recruit and Promises More for
Saunders Range Camp.

Another recruit for the Saunders
Range military training camp was Sc
cured from Easton yesterday, and ten
possibility of getting a number of men
from the town and made known in a
letter TO Adjutant-General CharlesF.
Macklin, Maryland National Guard, in
the Maryland Trust Building.
The letter came from William Draper
Brinckloe, an architect, of Easton, who
stated that he had secured another
signer and asked for a dozen more ap-
plication blanks. He also states that
Easton is organizing militia company
and would have it ready as soon as a
vacancy occurs.
General Maclklin was out of Balti-
more yesterday,b but II. Findlay French,
secretary of the Maryland League for
National Defense, continued his work
toward a mass-meeting in the interest
of the Saunders Range camp. Gov
ernor Goldsborough and a number OF
the Plattsburg camp men are expect
ed to speak.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-11
500 REWARD sloO

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the sygtm, thereby destroy
ing tn foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting ma
ture In doing its work. The proprie-
tors have so much faith In it's curative
powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that II fails to
cure. Send for list Of testimonials
Sold by all druggists. Price. rs cts.
Address,. ]. CHENEY & CO.
Toledo, o
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-11

Sunday, Ethel Barrymore's great
stage success with Refine Dayies-Co-
lonial, Saturday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-11
BODIES ON WAY HOME.
Steamer Sails From honolulu With
Dead Of Submarine F-4.

The dead of the submarine Ed, in
eight caskets drapeG 18th the Ameri-
can flag, we're placed -. -ay aboard
the United States steamship Supply to
be sent home from Hp".''Ilu. Shortly
afterward the steame weighed an
chor and sailed for San Francisco.
Four of the bodies, which had been
identified, occupied separate cofiins and
will be sent Ito relstivcE The frag-
mentary remains Of only E;Se others
of the remainder of tbs som If twen-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-11

ty-two were recovered e debris
filled wreck of the inc, and
these occupied the 70 cofiins,
which will be sent 70 nal Gem
etery at Arlington,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-11
Bank Closed Monday

The Farmers National Bank gives
notice in another column that this bank
will be closed on Monday, September
13, Old Defenders Day, this day being a
legal holiday. Paper maturing today.
tomorrow and Monday at the Farmers
National Bank will be payable on Tues
day: September H.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-11
New Pupils
Must Enter School at 1890.

Parents and guardians will please
take notice that on Monday next, Sep
tember 13. the day school opens, new
pupils of the Grammar School must not
enter at a. m, the time school opens,
but at 1890 a. M, an hour and a-half
later. See official advertisement.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-11
Next Weeks Feature Picture
At.Colonial Theatre

The following is the program of
the splendid feature photo-plays to be
seen each night at the Colonial Mon
day matinee and night. the famous
legitimate star Mrs. Leslie Carter, in
a magnificent product of ''DuBarry" /;
Tuesday, 1.-The Arab, -; featuring Ed
gar Selywn, the distinguished Broad
way star; Wednesday, Edwin Arden,
in his we'll known play, The Eagles
Nest; Thursday. Edwin Breese, a
famous legitimate and screen actor
in "The killing of Dan McGrew;
Friday night and Saturday matinee
and night Howe's Moving Pictures.
Mrs. Leslie Carter in a magnificent
film version of Du Barry. Colo
niai Monday. advertisement -2ts1 l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-11
Just Government League

The regular meeting of the Jusct
Government League will be he'd Mon
day afternoon at $50 o'clock in their
headquarters in the Advertiscr-Repub-
lican Building. 1t is necessary for all
members to attend, as the meeting is
an important one
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-11
Entertained {
NIrs. Woolfard. M

MIS-. Woodland, WI - Il
Woolfard, U. S. N, a. ss&t1 N a
card party yesterday TF gTo0a ue 4 sr
parents home, at wfSs tle guest of
honor was the aunt of tkp hostess, Mrs.
George w. Struble; OF bethlehem, Pa.
Auction was the game. Prizes were
awarded each of the four tables. A
buffet luncheon was served.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-11

St. Luke's Eastport.
10 :00 a. IN. Sunday School
6 80 p. m. Evening Prayer and
Sermon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-11
THE CITY CHURCHES
AND THEIR SERVICES
Sunday Worship in Annapolis by
Various Denominations.
HOURS OF SERVICE.

The regular services will be held in
the various city churches tomorrow by
the several congregations. The public
is invited to worship with any church
Of its choice.
The following are the hours of wor-
ship:
St. Anne's Church.
700 a. m.-Holy Communion daily
IL 100 a. m-Morning Prayer and
Sermon.
$50 p. m.- Evening Prayer.
St. Anne's Chapel.
s :00 a. m.-Holy Communion.
8 100 p m.-Evening Prayer and
sermon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-11
Explosion On Gunbo
Rumored AS d.

An official investigs.
yesterday OF the exp
Guner's Mate Elkins
States destroyer Pad
nine other men at Ca
Rumors that the dir
by a plot are secuted
val circles, but the
termine the cause.
Foreman Brashear, OF
man De Los Santos
be dying.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-11

The Christian Science services will
be held as usual in the rooms of the
Advertiser Republican Bldg. Church
Circle, at IL a. m. tomorrow. All
are invited.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-02
1yulsen Scm Seiipiel.

Wiontrcal, /. 9lpril. - Ter
Stonopilrft All oen id aonlg
@corg in Der 9llfcbolfroge geIteilt
bat, iano bier marine 2lnerfennlnig,
lmo cine 0roGc 9In6abl beoelitcnoer
Ganaoicr erfldrten iiG 5ll Slntct
eincr Ginidrdntllng Oe5 slltobolper,
broufcs. Nus ct. Sobn miro be
ribtct, oab Ercnlier Glarfc ii6 5il
Gjunitcn Der GiniilhrltnG Der Grobi=
bition i'm Staate 9tclp-grimaDid ers
fl1rt Bat; aus 9topo Scotia tomnlcll
ibnli1c sta9ribtelL Sa9fat6clunl
bat bercit3 Den 9dr6etrieb p1brcno
oes arieges perbptell, WiaIlitoba mo
Ontario Gaben ebeniaQs cinibron,
fcnoc 9eitinlltlulgen in 93iig atif
Nlfobolpcrtauf in grlpagung $3.50
ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-02
RuI)ifC0r unO (r0n50fC0e an0riT' n69emielen.
sir GOmarO Wrcp amsebid) aai ltrlaub!
vNrns @itel" nnd) immer in 9se'uport sie'us
2seridjt oes oent(Gen @snerarlabs.

&erlin t. NpriI Hbe 2onbon, Gus bentIdDe armccbanP
GR icuer n0n Wetanntmadnna Die 6rtGrnnG SaE
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ldncuQe,ucbre g&Ortiunt %enuumadnng 1T M
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Mcilider Nrteosid nnplNb
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gcloicrn mar eueS einn Sttpnnea bc SEmnSe naf
mir enn Cii5icr nuO "A %ciger gcian9ru.
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gab 9crn NbnN sum Shinnb ruu5GNdc srnppen Rno
cincn tlencu She'll nniercr Sduui8rGGtn caHeOrnngen
MGbrcnS gcg &rpuugeisdtc nuroDtH nnO Dtd uun gnne
pn ercu bic Nrnusuien duerc IN &uaen ianbcn
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lUb6l icrRcWic HbcrIIreen crmes Nh
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gcidJGgen.
DpuatS Mar5 uabm oe 6cnIAc Gnm in bnnjeu
% 800 SMien aanacu SeHte 81 adneu
Weuchrc"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-02
2GeGerRdjt Der 9earisen sriegsnadriGten.

SentdlnnO fcicrtc octern 100. la1resHn oe9 ojc
blrt2nge9 &ismorfS nit Gspnem GnDnrGSmtS Ter bent
Idle Meidlsfan,ler bct im Medoaa cine 2nprac in mcher
cr rfGrtc, Saf GeuiGlnno ienc EeuOc bcieNen mcroe
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uNt.
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uou rniNdcn Augrieu uuubi Gcntidcn mie Ccterre
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nit (Srfplg bnmbarbrt uiroen.
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pjer Der eOod yGtsr icoer cecGbCn mnr0c Ter Gamper
IanS i'm &erond oede lnterieeboDtc nit Nej uerIorg n
bnbGn.
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Sns &eueoig foumt ole Nadridf, OGk ole &cietignngen
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Der Saien Jest ais nneinregmbar al.
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Gbparo Gren, SerGr bes 9nSuGrgn, piOtd ore gSo
llrlaub nebmcn mnFte. Der Tremer MHlir Nsanltb
pertritt Den Vei.rlaubten iuGbeno iener N6uenGet.
Gnc GurreipoHbem5 Der yaiueren Nrefe" Idliner Die
uBidnitdc SepreTpn in ltalien Ins NMsbeben Der ge
urue GHnnimeu bic @erenernna Der Ecbenomtfe nno Die
Soften MpbiliintiOn MAIDEN b0rnad Stm Sanbe nd
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-02

Den lie nit betrGdtlidcn &erltitcn
3lritfdcihl01en
9lli Ocnr iiiolihen &rie9aidjanpInb
lit feline GcrdnOerllng eingetrctcn.
Ga Die lIn5eicitiQte Stdot Sr5opo
6onbnrOirt luurOe, haben mir olSfe'
uon6c Nelgrn0 6eld)olicu."
Sir G0noro @rep oui
6crtcn?
SonOon I. 9lpril. Frcnller'
4liniitcr 9$Quitb bat 3eihuciic OIe
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jluungcn lit. GS Miro nnGeuonI''le'L
na} Cir 0rcn ctpo orci Nod'cI po'
leinem 9lmte fern6lei5en wro'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-02
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Gutau Savings 3ank
Of Baltimore.
(3ncorpcrirt 1910

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@uItimorc, oL MdH 1915.
sic resnlaren jaBrlimrn Sinirn inr /:
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in bic CuttuasDii6er Der Scpojttorcn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-02
a;mn,mer \ Behrr,
o.utidles @anf. nnb @edielseidIH.
Mtafteber bsr afiisubaris.
26 Gpntb'StraSe.

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ren. gDethfeI uno GreotbreIe aut due bnnpi..
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gcrtifhI1no. tHpt"E''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-02
fit Aai(tr u,Rei0
Sic Sismarffeier lm
3eibstag.
-
Sem Giier,ten SanSier III
&tierner 3eit.

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nj0c 9lniprodc poa 5ic0caboii.
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bol,ptitoot III pr6Ntjacnr 6Io0.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-02

(5urtietnns iie9e 6. Seite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-02
Alliirtrs pt6.
Tran,Ofi6es nnb britis
i9es S6iff geiunfen.
,MaceSpnia" emtipii6t
bpn Gas 1almas init
Grpoiant.
Ser irnn5oiiidc 9anIpier aGnlmo"

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I'M cugIiihcn &aroI torpcoirt.
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pier oScucn 5eos" aebt init el
2y}onn III sic 1icfe.. 9ritiihe
2Icroplonc bomboroircn ocutihe
ltntcriccbootc nit 5mciiclboftem
Grfolg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-02

9icuu5cbn Monl ieincr gciaBiug
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pier oSeucn 5cos" acbt nit. el
Monu IN 0ie 1icie.. 9ritiidbe
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ploion, 0ob Die &noclnfen IN Die Suft
gciHlcllocrt ltto IN Die Sete oea
1onnpicra eiu groBeS God geriiien
muroc. ueltGca 5lr 6olae bate, bah
oaa Sd)iif inucrbolb ppn brei llfinlt,
ten rlltcr8ing.
Gic llcberlebcnoen, BON Nener 0rci
ucrlcbt iilO, lpurben bcllte 9lbeno
Ourd) cincn SorpeoobOotjcrit6rer bier
gclonoct. Iic r5epen SeaS" mar
cin Gnupicr bon 632 lonncn.
N Ntntc0oniu" ans gas
i mas entu / ht
!lt Il G-rib, /. 9Ipril. Selc-
gromnc, ucIhc bclltc aus Saa Eal
mas. cnnarihc &nieln. bier cintra
len briagcll. oab c& Dem IantpIer
.,WaccOnnia" pom Scr S1anblrg
?Imerito Sinic Gcllmgcn it, jlI ent'
miidcn lm0 OaB cr. nahoen CT Nell
britiIden &rcil5crll init Grlol9 aus
geluibcn, iciue 9tihtlmg uah lilO.
amerituriihcn Selu0iicrn ctngeid)Ia,
acn bat. Die ,Wiuceoonia" hat cine
Saolmg Rropiont oil 9orO, melbc
ucrnlltbltb iiir 0clitidjc arie1Sidifit
beitilnillt lit.
Gic oMnccOonio" lieB lid an -.
9topcnlbcr i'll &a& Eulnas internl
ren. IS unr bCrihtct iuOroen onB
lie bcrcita ont is. Mdr5 ans Dem Soa'
| icn idliipitc. oicicr 9eriht lullroc
abcr prompt in 2lbreOe geltellt.
| ,3ebn ocutidle c : ait d. bootc
i'm 8anal.
}f ario iiber Eoris, I. 2lpriI.
0en 9lngoben Ger @einsltng oeS
ipaniihcn Gnmpiers o9uguItinu,
pcldcr ats Guglano 81 Sontanoer
eintrni olfolge operiren 5ebn bent
ihe llntcriecboote inn cnali'dcn &a'
nol. GineS bcrlelben, II. rs, belt
Die Y2luguItina" an IieB iie obcr rpel
tcrfubren, nodben ibrc Eoplerc el'
ncr Eriliitng untcr5ogen morcn.
Gngl Gnbcrfdp bol al.
biihes 9opt.
2on0on, / 9lpril. - Ginc DC.
peldc all oie oGrdnngc Selcgropt
So" Gus Help-Sopen, einem Safen
un Scr englildben ailIte in SuiIer.
iogt, oaB cin grobes boaGnoiIdes
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Mcgeluna oes 6uttcrucr

II Z 7 u II UVN q IT II Vt VV 7
fuuta in Icuti d) ldllb.
Berlin, piu @onoolL I 9lpril-
Ter glmocaratb bot }lr &erbiitllng
mcitcren 5teigcna Der tSutterprelir
angcoronet. oab ole Ecrionclt wcl.
DIE nlchr ais 100 &Br. 6llttcr in Sc,
iibc Gabcn Der &orrntbs ? @eiell
id)ait Ocutider Sonouirtbe Niittbci-
lruQ )u madcn ba6cn, peld1c ctc
iclifaft olle 6lltterucrt0llfc ST be
iorQcn hnt. Die Meiellid,oit lit uud)
crnlGcbtigt @orr0tbc 81 ieitgeiettcn
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