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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30
ARLINGTON MERCHANT
FEELS BETTER

Friedrich Redsker. a business man
Of Arlington, III. was a victim OF
stomach and digestive troubles. He
went TO hospital for an operation
for another trouble. When he re-
covered from the operation he found
his stomach trouble worse and his
heart affected.
He took Mayrs Wonderful Rem.
edy. He got his appetite back and
gained In strength right away. He
wrote:
II owe you eome words Of corfpratu.
lation for your stomach remedy, l
could not eat anything but soft food
and the bloatlpg from gas got 20 bad
that az one time had fainting spell
for three hours. ! went 20 one OF
your Chicago drug stores and got
your remedy. took the remedy and
the next morning was relieved. l
am getting stronger and can cat any.
thing that comes along"
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy gives per.
manent results for stomach, liver and
intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you Ike. No more distress
after eating. pressure OF gae Ia the
stomach and around the heart Get one
bottle Of your druggist now aud try e
on an absolute guarantee-if not salts
factory money will be returned.
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A Letter From Buena, Washington.

Buena, Wash, Sept. 26. 1915
Record-Press and Dear Marhall:
| promised you and others to
send back a few notes on the
West and what have seen.
The west is a wonderful coun
try in spots but these spots are
to few to accommodate all who are
trying to get IN here.
The percent of good tillable
land in the west is very small.
The majority of it is rough, billy
and dry, not even good timber
unless it is on a water shed from
some snow peak. The rest is in
little scrubby growth called sage
brush which seems to be the
only thing that exists on the most
Of this dry soil.
! am in the center of a GO, 600
acre lrriagation project, which
runs along the Yakima river,
while on each side of US in plain
view are those dry parched hills.
But where this can be irrigated
it is the richest soil | have ever
seen and the most wonderful
crops grown on it. Unfortunate
ly for the people too much of il
was set to orchards in the begin.
ming, which are being chopped
out now for other crops. Should
all the orchards set be left tC
grow it would be impossible foi
the railroads to handle in severa
years with their other business,
This fruit stuff has to nearly al
20 east and is controlled by east
ern prices-the freight is $500
to $3.50, a car, so when the price'
come from the east and tn,
freight is deducted it looks bet
ter here in alfalfa and cattle
which are fast coming to thu
front, They cut S tons and ovel
Of hay per acre on well watereC
land, and let a good crop stanC
on the ground for winter pastur,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30
Abstinence Alphabet

A modern alphabetical psalm
on the virtue Of total abstinence
is furnished by DR.. Cyrus Edison
to a recent North American Re-
view. 1t is one of the best es-
says of its kind in print:
A stands for Alcohol; death.
like its grip.
B for Beginner, who takes
just one sip.
c for Companion, who urges
him on.
d for the Demon of drink that
is born.
L for Endeavor, he makes no
resist.
F stands for friends, who so
loudly insist.
G for Guilt he afterwards feels
H for the Horrors that hang
at his heels.
| his Intention to drink not at
all,
J stands for Jeerings that fol-
low his fall,
X for his knowledge that he
is slave.
l. stands for Liquors his APP
petite Graves.
NJ for convivial Meetings SO
gay.
N stands for No that he tries
hard 10 say
o for the Orgies that then
come 10 pass,
p stands for Pride that he
browns in his glass.
@ for the Quarrels that night
| ly abound.
S stands for Sights that hi:
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by his work in the Legislature
that he represented no set Of
men or corporation. but the
great common people, He fought
every form of lobbist, labored
for an anti.pass bill, for on anti.
Lobbyist bill. labored for a de-
crease Of tax and a decrease in
salaries and Offices.
Should the voters send more
members to the next Legislature
of The same spirit ard law.mak-
ing views, the taxpayers would
cary = lighter burden of taxa.
tiol, and a State out Of debt.
Bowling Green Enterprise.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30

blue.
But we have found out what
was the trouble. We Matched
q fine lot Of pullets a year ago
and were sure they would be
right on deck with their eggs
through the winter season, but
they too went back on US. The
why of this was that we we're
busy about other things and did
not get our pullets in out of the
trees and odd places where they
had been roosting, until all Of
a sudden there came a cold snap.
They were thoroughly chilled.
Then, too, on account Of that
same having so much else to do.
the old hens were neglected in
the fall and did not 90 into win
ter quarters as they should. Add
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30
200 Land Owners
Fight Coal Company

Lynchburg, Va, Sept. g.
Twelve hundred occupants of
some 10000 acres of valuable
coal, mineral and timber lands in
Buchanan county are fighting
ejectment proceedings brought
in the Federal district Court here
by the Virginia West Virginia
Coal Company Of Charleston. W.
Va. Two Of the cases will go on
trial on Monday as test cases,
and an agreement has been reach
ed that the judgment in the test
case rs to be entered in fifteen
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30

lots, of cattle are shipped in here
by the packers to be wintered
and ready for the early spring
markets.
There was a community fair
here this week, one day confined
to our school district which was
equal to a great many county
fairs. There was a good display
of all kinds of farm products and
stock and poultry. etc.
The State fair will come off
this week at North Yakima. a
city Of Is, OOOpopulation, 16 miles
from here. | am on a branch
line of the Union Pacific railroad,
which runs up through the fruit
belt to haul out fruit and hay to
their main line, and the North
ern Pacific has a branch line be-
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A Remarkable Turkey.

The following is taken from
the current issue of Farm and
Fireside:
The l0O-egg turkey hen is in
about the same class with the
2OO-egg chicken hen.
Clarence Erskine, Highland
Cou'ty, Ohio, has a Bourbon
turkey hen that stree beginning
to lay last spring had laid l09
eggs up to August 18th, without
once becoming brocdy. This hen
was still laying at me date when
her laying record was furnished.
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Look Out For Your Hens As
Winter Weather Comes On.

In the current issue of Farm
and Fireside q contributor tells
the following story as q warning
TO take care Of hens from now
on until winter.
Last winter our hens just
about dried up on us. We gave
them the best care we possibly
could after winter set in. but all
through the months when eggs
were bringing the most, and feed
was the highest we brought in
practically no eggs at all. When
,ou think what il means TO care
for 700 or 800 hens that way,
seeing the money so out and
not a cent coming back you can
imagine that We wee pretty
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30

vision bedim,
T stands for Trembling that
seizes his limbs.
U for his Usefulness sunk in
the Sums.
V for the Vagrant he quickly
becomes.
w for Waning Of life that's
soon done,
Y for his exit regretted by
none.
Youths of this nation, such
weakness is crime,
Zealously turn from the tempt
err in time.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30
rheumatism AID Allied Palms..
They huSt Go.

The congestion Of the blood in It's
flow causes piin. Sloan's Lniment
penetrates to the congestion and starts
the blood to flowing freely The body's
warmth is renewed; the pain is gone.
The imam or woman who has rheNma-
tism, neuralgia or other pain and also
sail to keep Slosn's Liniment in their
home is like a drowning man refusing
a rope" Why suffer. Get q bottle Of
Sloan's. 25c and zoe. Sl,OO bottle
holds six times as much as 25c size. 3
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30
Where The Worlds
Deepest Wells Are.

Farm and Preside says:
THE deepest well in the world
is in a cold field in Germany. 1t
is 1850 feet deep. The second
deepest well is in the United
States, Is miles west of Pits
burgh. 1t is TIA feet deep.
-Four other wells in the Unit
ed States are each over a mile
deep. One of the most interest
ing wells in the world is in west,
em China. 1t is $500 feet deep
and was drilled for petroleum
with a cable made of strands OF
rattan.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30
Look Not Back.

Look not back at dead hopes lying
In the track of the other days;
Other paths stretch out before us,
Other hopes and bright new
ways.
When the yesterdays pale corpses
Haunt US with a numb despair,
Drive them from the hearts dim
recess.
Dream OF bright tomorrow
there.
For the yesterday is withered
In the garden of the year;
All our power cannot return il,
All our va n rcgretful tears,
Yesterday has gone forever,
All It's duties now are done,
But the future lies before US,
And tomorrow is our own.
Chadwick
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30

II your child is pale and siekly. picks
at the nose. starts in tho sleep and
grinds the teeth while sleeping. Il is q
sure sign Of worms. A remedy for
these parasites will be found IA
WHITES CREAM vERMIFUGE. II
not only clears out the worms, but Il
restores health and chserfulnsss. Price
% cents per bottle. Sold by James II,
0rmo, Marion, NY.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30

Swelling Of the flesh caused by in.
flammation, cold. fractures Of the bone.
toothache, neuralgia or rheumatism
can be relieved by applying BAL
LARD'S SNOW IMMINENT. Itshould
be we'll rubbed in over the part affect
ed. lts great healing and penetrating
power eases the pain, reduces swelling
and restores natural conditions. Price
ssc, bOc and Sl.Oe per bottle. Sold by
James II. 0rme, Marion. Ky.
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side it for so miles, which con-
meets with their main line which
runs by within three miles of US.
There are l)ts of Kentuckians
around here, none seem to want
to 90 back and some are doing
well.
We can see two big mountains
from here. They are covered
with snow and the cool air comes
down Of night and makes Sleep
ing fine. | will give you another
letter later, on what | see in the
future for growing fruits back
there and the kinds TO plant.
| sell tickets for the Rail Road
and keep a store in the depot at
one of the biggest shipping
points. Resp't,
w. L. Adams.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30
Creditors and Debtors Notice.

All persons holding claims
against the estate OF w. r. Gibbs
Sr. Decd are hereby notified to
present same proven by law on
or before 0ltob1r 10. 1915.
or be forever barred. Those in.
bebted to the estate are request
ed to settle at once, so we Gun
wind up the estate and thus save
costs, W. r. Gibbs, Jr.
Edwin Ralston.
Executors, estate W. r. Gibbs.
Sr. decd.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30

to this fact that we did not send.
away the old hens in the fall as
we ought to, and you have the
secret of our loss. "
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30
similar cases filed here.

u TTTITtFI WV y IIINN IININ0
The coal company seeks to GUST
the present occupants Of these
various tracts, some of whom
hold titles dating back to the
Civil War. There are 1,2OO de-
PENDANTS named in the II writs.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30

To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Quinine and Iron in tasteless form,
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. 50 cents
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-30

Praises Representative
Edward D, Stone.
Representative Stone showed
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2ofal 6cridt.
@pber Seiuh
Snprciuc' 'Scamte Ses Tenti6en lin
trritiienngs.@nubo merSeu
bier eintreffeu.

Scbcr @eiud, itebt hellte Sen bie'
iiaeu gfitgliebcrlr be5 9eutiter
unteri.iitungs.9llnSs N ymsiift
Sclite 9tad,mittaa nm 3 llbr 55 @,i,
nuten perben nin,lidl pon 9Sittsbi,rg
toruncuS, Die Sl,preme.@eamten ses
0eiltitcn llnteritiisings+Surlbs biar
cittrefien nm bem am Snuitaa itatt'
iinbenhen 3ebuten Stiitlng6ieit oe:
GiItritts 9o. 301, oas perbiulOel
nit eincr Sobnenpcibe m ocr Sos.
mopplitan Salls abasbalieu fpiro.
bei5uppbnen.
0ieie 9eaalten iito: 9rdiloent
9clis Sells; sefretdr Soieph alaus
lmo &er1paIter aIilslIt g9eSemeper,
CIe &erren merhcu nid) ben CONT
tag bier 5ubriugen lmb an Iafrtit.
lag bent @olfsIieScrfcIpert Der Der.
cil;igten Sdrger III Der 0hliifballe
bcipc9ner, iptibreuo am sIberlo ibuan
III Ghrcn in Sabs' Saae on Der Gl.
Der Strnbe eiu apmmers abgebaIten
rnirN
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Jiirs Zbtuefternbein.
ga5ar i'm Sntrrciic Der Sdjipeitern
pOm Sentiden 9iafuniiienbaus.

Gic s6ipeiiern Ses 9cutiden 1ia.
fouiiienSaiiies unb Soipitals, Der.
Sen mn @itnpct. /. Te3ember, einer
@cibnadTs. .ga5ar gebsn i'm Sdspc.
i.ernGcim m Der llnioeriitp Court,
nabe beim SoipitaI. Ter 9ieiugc.
ipinn foil bas erie SeIo iein fiir ei.
asn SonoS, I'M oas neie Sdapeiien.
Soeiin nelteS i'm 6rilbjabr gebaut
pcrSsn ica, 3u mobIiren. gs iinh
hesbalb ale 6reinloe oes Scipitals
,,ab Der Sbsueitern. Die 10 pereitrpiI.
liait ibr 9eben opiern I'M bcn aran.
fen ,u Sieuen. .eingelabeu lid an Dem
soSaur 81 betbeiIigen. Grfriihlmgcn
merhe,l pon 2 bis 8 9sahmittaas Ter.
oicrt. Sreinlbe iino aud eebetelL
reue Me,noe mitsubriHgcu, Samit
imuRer nlehr an bieier Samariter-@r.
5eit intereiiirt perben.
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slaf oifemer ztrake
ssSurbc Senrp JoIf alias 9S9ite bon
bean Staliener SDnp Grato
cridvHem.
Der Sbater bon ausensensen ergrii.
len uub Der Yplisei iberliefsrt.

Gin Mann Der ii6 5uerlt ipeieer.
te, icinen Namen lulb ieine Abreiie
nl3ugcbelL ipGtcr abcr 5llgab Srie
@bite su beiben, mabrctb Die Roli.
sci Der sIniid)t bulbigt. Oas iein rid,
riQec Same Senrp Solf bon Buffalo.
g. y, lit, itarb geitern albclio 1at1
llbr, furs nod ieincr Ginlieferulll
ins Stabtbcipital on elmer Sdnb.
ippnoe, ole linn pon Dem 4oi1hrigen
,Stolianer Scnp sSraso, Ic. 6i5 Gen.
tral slpeiuie, beigebrad)t iporoel
nnr.
Sic slffare ereisnete iid fiira mad
9 llbr an Der ;. Str. nobe MomS
uno I'M @ciiein Siinberter BON Hoi.
ialtcn, Die erid)redt bilrf Die nadj
clIen 8inoriftineeit iiiegerben stu.
lelr, INSTRUMENTATION ilnS iid in
Sidlerbeit bradrten. Ter Sd)iebbplb.
Der pon eincr gIn5abl Sarbiger 0e.
padt uni Der Yclijei iibergebcn pur.
DC, fiibrt an, bab iein Spfer, bas er
nie porber geieben, ibn an Der 8. uno
WtiQ Ctr. angereupelt mlo ibm obnr
mciteres cineu SdDIas in's Geiid)t
ncriett babe. Gr iei bann hnpcnge.
Iallicn, moraui cr (5roBo) i'm bis
5lr 5. unb ARcinb StruBe periplgt
lnbe, BORT abcr elm 3apeites Waal bon
Oem @aonnc areegrifieH porbeu ici.
Garnlibin babe or ieiuen Heoolper
ac,o1er rulo nab ieiuem angreifcr
aeit,oiien. ieSodJ teine Ibiidyt geba6t
i'm 81 tobier.
Wie @ueenssussn Der poIi5ei mite
tbeiltsn, rannts Der Grmprbete in aros
Der Gle atsr bic 5. Gtrabe, dIs
s5rdso ibn an Der Ncuno Strate er:
reitts unb Sur Reoe iiellte. Daraufs
bin babe g8bits rsip. 5aIi ieiHem
9srfolssr sinsn SdIae psriest, iporauf
bieier ieinen ReOOIDer 5og unb brsi
St,iiiis abeab. JaIi, fsr bon einsr
SuseI eetrofisr lpprben mar. babe iid
plOBlit ipie i'm SreiIs ssorsbt unb isi
bann biutiiberiir0mt 81 goben ges
itiirst. 0aspiiden babe 5rabo bic
5Iudt srsriffsn, isi absr bon auasHs
asusen sefabi unb ben poli5iitsn
Belts uHb Gtpssnsp iiberaebeR ipors
ben. Die ibr nod Der A. Diitritt qo'
5rohten, no ipdtsr, nats
benz 5alt geIlorben ipor, bic anilaas
bes Wcrbes eeaen i'm erboben tpures.
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Eetionals Nptises.

9cn einem idpsrn G6idIalsidias
ge 1T Der beinunte Dstornteur Strr
@sorosP. Saebr beiroffsn nor.
ben. Surh ben unerbittlihen Ooh
Durbs i'm feine Satin Jruu Belle
9 aebr aeb. 2eglsr eutriiTen auB:r
oem @uttsn binterlGbt bic gnii&ns
fsne nod Die sreiie SHUTTER. cine
S6tusiisr, Ictpie cine 9o6isr aug er,
fer She. hit ben anosh6-igsn be-
sraueru ben 6simgong rsr 8sreipias
ten Die Oislsn 5rsunbe, iuelte iie fib
bur9 lire Ser5ensgilie gu erperben
aeipubt bate. Die geeroiauHg fin.
BET heute Rohmiftdd I'm batb sp.i
llbr pom Srduerbauie No. 2a07 Bel
Ieuue apenus aus itatt uno 6err pa
for 8. Sdupt Don Der go. Bret. ct.
Beters airte fpirp bic srauerftier
leiten.
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- Seb 2efflar, ipeIder 80. 223
Siib gleunte StraBe tpobnf unb ieit
aipan5ie sSahren bei Der Sobn Jdueett
So. als 5ubrmann beiadftist mar.
itarb pprseItern Naht I'm Mereb Sos
fpitaI i'm 4ltsr bon AZ Sabren. gr
binterldBt bic Satin unb Sfpei Stisfs
timber.
- 3psi sstaliensr, Mits Rod uno
Matteo ainoccic, wirpen porseitern
glbenD peseH, Trasens psrbprgener
Wuffen bon Der poIt3ei IN @enabrfam
eenommeu uubr ipdter segsn 8iirJe
idaft entlaien. @iner bate eiusn sirl
Jub Iaugen Dol9 unb Der anbere
sineH Rsuolper in feirlem 8siis.
= Der gountn glert Ssatb bat bts
jebt an Sdger i'm Butler Gountp bei'
nabe 100 SagbliSsnien ausgeitellt.
Die 5ppnibip Glerts i'm Gountp baa
ben beinabe bic sIsi@e 3abl ausses
felt.
- Der Dantiasanssias purbe in
Der iibliden Weiie sefeiert. @iele
9iireer bsnuBten bas ipunbsri6Dne
Wetter, I'm 4usfliics su MAIDEN. Sas
Sbsrmumeter berseidnete 70 Grab i'm
Gtbotfen.
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,amerifanitis -.
gaitor 6. u. aO.nis. (g9icaso.)

Qppsnbieitis, Dipbikriiis unb
dbHlide ardntkittn iinb s.par b0ss
artis uno Iebsnseefabrli6, bod tonf
neu iie turirt iperbeH. glber in uDiss
rem sei.snet,n Nmerita berrIdt in
ben srobsn 5tdbtsn sins anitsdsnbs
ardntbeii, bic unb.iIbar gu isin
ideiut. Wir nennen bieis Gsuhs tur3
- amsri.anitis. 2lIs mir in Sta
lien psiIien, trafsn mir IN sinsm 90
tel in @.nua sinen Sobn bss fOnnisell
Siiosns, Der aud einmdl br.l. 5abrt
lang in Chicago setpeiIi bate unp
bann na6 JtdIien 5uriidseipanbsrt
mar. 9Ils id ibn frasis, iparum Is
ibm in 2Imsriia nidt gefalsn babe.
antluortsts er mir: r@ielss sefallen,
Di.Iss Gjelo, pislss GFsn gut, Bat
absr ni6t sefdIIen mir eipisss ,Surrp
upa, burrp upa!" Wsil isin 9ors
mann" bsftaubis .burrp upa" iagts,
1cs er tpieber auf INNER ins allie
Stalisn, 100 es 10 ettpds frsilid ni9t
eisbt. 9ort 1T gsrabe bas @,ssntb.il
Der Gaa unb bic Gyirsms beriibren
iid. Man III i9nea i'm Gprshsn,
peldes nit Isbhuften 4eptsunsen bss
Gopfes. Der S9ulter. Der arme uHb
5dnbe bssleitst ipirb; bas gebt rpipd.
esmsnts". Mdn III iebr i9neu i'm
3orn; ba III Elm Stiletto febr iduel,
.preito", 3ur 5anb. 4ber BEL Der grs
belt lautst bic DeDiie: sabasiu un po,
psbiamo oome ia Ia eoial" 2angs
lam poran, abporten! ST bic 2fbs
fabrisssit bss GiienbabnSusss auf 10
llbr seieBt, 10 fdbrt er fitsr nidt Dor
tdlb Elf llbr ab. mir buben in Stas
lien Qrb.itsrI perri4teu feben, bic si.
nsn balb.n Tag in anipru4 nabmsn,
ipGbreHb bic Sadie bier in elmer
Stunbs fsrtia gemad. tporben ipar..
Wsr iFt nun gIiidliher2 @ir balten
bic 4meritdnitis, oDer Surrpupitis,
ipis ss Der StdIiener narnte, fiir einsn
arsbsi6aosn uniersr Stabtbep5ltss
rnng:
Mas remit bas Wolta MAS ipdlst fi4
bort
Die Ianseu Strabsn brauisnb fOrts
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Wiin6eu in fran3ofen :
.freunbli9er 9eIeudtung.
Gs ssfai.bi in bieIen 3eitsn bss Nib
entfeHeItsu RationalitdtenbaHss i.ls
ten, bab Elm NusIdnbsr sinmal bi.
Dinse in Geuti4ldnb nit unparteis
iIten Mugsn beobdhiet unb obns Dors
einseuommenbeit i9iIbert, bab man ies
ben bsrartis,n Gaa aIs bemsrfens.
ipsrtb psr5ei6nen mub, um 70 tber,
als Der geridteriiaitsr ein 70 oussss
iprohsner Jrau5oiens unb GHgldnb.rs
frsunb III, fpis Der Gorrdponbtnt bss
i'm fran,0iifden 5abripafsr itgelnbeu
0tnfer Blaties Ga SuiHt", Der iib,r
sinsn g.iud In U1iind.n folgsnbes
81 iassn psib: rSn ben Siraben 5ies
ben iingsnbe Soloatsn, ibrer Wiebtrs
beriteIIuns ents.seniebenbe @eripuns
bete lumber. auf ber.n 8rnft man blu
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bic bsiptn bic Sludt. Gpdter perbaf.
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lanf, gO. 1910 9antlid Strabe,
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elntlase bes Sdiebens nit Der glbs
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Dunoete tpurbe na9 beM ct. GliIae
beth -Spipital sehrabt.
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bigger lrdmie singetreten III.