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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-18
SN|NNEY To HEAD
BOARDS SECTION
At STATE MEET
Interesting Program Of Exer-
eises Arranged for Conyen-
ton Next Week. Teachers
foDiscuSS Important Matters

-oassspoNorNct TO uoRmsa JouRsAu
sopta Fe. NOV. 11.-County Supt
r. Swinney viii preside over the
s.hool boards section at the meeting
p ~. state Educational association
I, ,lbuauerQue next week. 1t is a
- imnortant section and school de
'actors from every county in the state
Nm no in attendance. The first topic
for discussion Is THE Board 8
n1tv IN Employing Teachers, and
I'm hiring 10 focus the movement
\, omplov only first ana second grade
,o,ehers where such are available. Nj.
y Hickey. Of Albuquerque, will lead
ar ANA Mrs. Rufus j. Palen, Of Santa
Fe win follow.
.Nfakne the Budget and Keeping
,ceonnt" is the second topic with
Snnt r. w Conway Of Ration as
loader and e. G. MeGuinness, of San
"A Rosa, second
Tho third theme will be The Use
If school Buildings for Community
purposes" emphasizing the new doc
nine that the school house and the
church should be kept open for the
nnhllc twenty-four hours a day and
seven DAYS week, every month in
the year. Fladelfo Baca, assistant
spperintendent of public instruction,
of santa Fe, will start off the debate
with Supt r. l.. Krigbaum, of Des
Molncs, following.
l. npagHtnO
Mrs S. r. Culberson, county super
,ntendent Of schools of Roosevelt
county. has addressed the following
letter to her teachers II am max
ing an effort to reach the teachers
ana directors, to secure a fun atten-
dance in Albuquerque November %
10 a. Every teacher who attends
win return with message Of cheer
and encouragement and be better fit
tea to train the coming men and
women Of our great nation.
The Santa Fe railway always on
the alert to keep in line with the de-
mands of the growth of the country
grants this year, the low rate Of one
fare for the round trip. This is the
hour of our opportunity to become
better acquainted with the resources,
growth and educational progress that
Is being made in our own New Mex
leo.
THE school boards are asked to en-
courage the teachers employed in
their several districts, to attend the
association. Furthermore they are
asked to appropriate $40 toward the
travelling expenses Of every teacher
who attends. l regard this as one of
the most important sessions Of the
Stale Teachers association ever held
In New Mexico for several good rea
sons. Write Supt r. A. Deem at
fabian, and supt J S. Long at Por-
tales. who will look after homes for
you"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-18
MINERS RHEUMATISM

is caused by impoverished blood and
is aggravated by working in dampness
and from lack Of fresh air. 1t will not
correct itself until the blood is purified,
and the greatest physicians prescribe
SCOTS Emulsion, because its medici-
nal nourishment quickly improves the
quality of the blood to relieve the pain
full muscles and stiffened joints, while
its wonderful oil-food strengthens the
organs to expel the very acids which
cause the trouble.
SCOTS Emulsion is exactly what
miners need to create rich, red, active
blood, strengthen the throat and fortify
the lungs against colds, pneumonia,
bronchitis and consumption.
SCOTS is always free from alcohol or
drugs-but be careful to avoid substitutes.
Scott q BOVINE, Bloomfield Nj lS-4S
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-18
Rendlnr Circ1e Planned.

Santa Fe, Nov. Disappointment
of Public instruction Alvan \ White
viii take up vigorously at the meeting
of the educational association next
week, the establishment of q national
rural teachers reading circle. The
study courses for the years 1915 to
1917 are classified under five heads as
professional books Of non-culturai
value, educational classics, general
principles and methods of education,
rural education and rural life prob
lens.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-18

kIf you will send three dimes. or stamps,
30 pay for wrapping and mailing and
enclose this notice, DR.. Pierce, of the
lnvalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, will send
you revised copy of his Common
Sense Medical Adviser. in cloth bind
ing, zoos pages, with color plates. Just
what you need in case of sickness or
accident Treats of Physiology, Ar
atomy Sex problems, Marriage rela-
tions, Hygiene, Exercise. Disease and
its prevention.
FDr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
Rnd inyigorate stomach. liver and bowels
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31

Before reaching Paris the offic-
cr hed time to reflect upon some Of
the curious circumstances Of the al
fair uy pulled thc letter out of his
pocket aud found the address read
Madame \ Then he recalled
chat the eirl had told him she was
writing to hrr sweetheart Ma
dame \ - in that case could only
be- an intermediary
Gle reasoned that the peculiar
circumstances justified him IN look
Ing into the letter lie opened II
aud read
Contrary to the Information
have already given YOU my aunt
Jane will Dee lt I- with her lug
gage ON tho 2ul You know that
my relation siill has q great deal of
baggage I think that she will ar
rive during the uicht'
"rhr officer needed no more but
carried the letter Go the intelligence
Headquarters here D. was figured
oul that this letter Reported I~t--ar1s
.iyal of important French rein-
lurDcmouts 100 critical point on the
battle front
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31
LETTER TO SWEETHEART
PROVED CLEVER FOIL
ltusrC sponIcAKL

PARIS March go The following
story OF q pretty girl and suscep
.tiblc officer which ended In the dis
coyory of system OF espionage. b.
published here
An officer. about 90 take the
train 10 reioin his regiment, was ac-
cosicd by pretty girl who hlushinr
~ asked IL he would post letter
tur her go Paris. so ii would arrive
more quickly at Its destination
Firm writing 10 my sweetheart shc
explained
The officer promised ro render
no. Hu'o service The girl in O.
burst OF gratitude thew her arm.
about ui neck aud kissed him d
have YOUR word. She cried after him
as fhc train started Youth post 90
m pHr. tH evening
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31
Hunger

Tho Starving men t.e, as n.
dusk
with hunger 10 their owes
To them lighted hons. DBL.
4 lamp OF Paradise
n is the Window In ... 1rt
li is the thought OF l0# arar.r,
Th1t mochs the dr.n.- most
That marks me- dr'rr
Now have seen O. s'aur. H.
Aud walked the winter ....
And ] have known how Hf ... ...
Haven and Hu..
Tho Painting Hand 'H.. s...f ..
sleeve.
And badc me curse me Light
But ! had seen @ Rich Mani rra
That looked into the ne.t
N hungry face q brother face
That stared into Oh, gloon
And starved for life anH ar.aH for
love
within % lighted room
Dana Uurue Boo H.uae
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31

eat on circular lines hut sin fun
Sheer Fichus The fichu has many
advocates this spring There are
some pretty frocks OF tafteta. with
hemstitched fichus OF the sheerest
muslin Many lingerie frocks have
ruffl,d nchus draped about the
shoulders And even some evening
irocks show this quaint adjunct
Separate Belts n one may Judge
by the shops women are again going
Ia buy separate leather belts For
many and good ones are shown They
are 10 wear with one-piece frocks
and with coats Of linen and wool
Lacy Fabrics There Is some dir
ficulty about getting imported lacee
OWNS 10 the war Rut there Is no
diffiuly iu getting lacy and sheer
fabrics There is lac. cloth. for in.
stance. fabric with an the sheer
ness and irrerriariiy of surface oi
alloycr lace. vet with % good deal OF
body and strength
X & Star
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31

A. the closing exercises of iT. col.
logo thIs June Miss Van Eu. VIII
ac' us class marshal
The NasWr college beauty is .
little above medium height Her hair
is soft brown and vayy Her eyes
are rr1vsu brown She was always
popular with her classmates. having
been elected 90 several important
offices IN her Junior year she was
yicc-prcsidont ot her class, and this
year she was elected 10 the chair
manship of the senior parlur com
mittcp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31

&. .or,l glous c0l0rol hand
..rDnaf linen blouse. ar. shown
again thi. year Won remember hsi
$500 H.s .,rD introduced Tor ,puu.
.-. nar They ar. -ulI ou tailored
m... frequently Nith poke.
.. H.. IONS Ier.s and some.
.u.. .Ha fronts 1r, .raInpnd
T.. "..m sailor EN,rton,
eaI 'Ma rU, 1.,or shape B. Boo csI.
Han.. loo .pr,ur millinery Many ra'.
...r, lr. .i picture type poke sHap
,.. f1u. THAT arr usil, becoming
M.f .lr general uoaI nothing F so
..#r. fHe sailor O. viii prouah'y
I. e.-a % good deal whom GARNER
.t.tH,r comes
-.... .rrrr marks rt.
..... .. .0u fabric. Th" sfIrr.
..r.| ou cords about ..a l.ps
t.. H. posing OF uness tH1t might
..... .. r. awkward ina skirt mot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31

The members OF the T. T. o Chap.
ter enjoyed very pleasant after
noon yesterday with Mrs Reese Nc
Gee acting as hostess The usual
o. B. % pounauts and cmblems we're
u evidence throughout the rooms
and after tha first greetings be-
tween hostess and guests were over.
tie business aud lesson became
themes OF interest Very interest
ing and enjoyable sketches ON the
lives of Romeo and Juliet we're read
by Me.dlmc. g N Thomas aud r.
i Cousidup and Mis-. G,u'vicyc
Stvcrs Mrs Walter S NNlcll bad
charge of the music of tho after
noon After the regular routine ~
work and study wa. over the hosto'"
assisted by her mother Mrs Is
ShIrcmln served enjoyable refresh.
muts suggestive ol the Easter sea.
son which included stuffed eggs ON
green beds of shredded lettuce.
pickles. cheese paste saudwichce
Valrrs and hot coffee Only mem
beers of the society were present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31

At the hong OF Rev and Mrs II
Thomson yesterday afternoon, The
Round Dozen club was most on
ioyably entertained with Miss Peter
son as hostess OF the afternoon The
hours were devoted to needlework
and conversation aud before the de-
parWru of the guests dainty refresh
mcuis were served only club Nom
Der. were present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31
announcements.

announcements.
The Seuoros Nlcgras club, am
uuuucCd to meet Thursday after
noon will bee postponed until lat
81 date
No meeting of tho rol Byuucr
Auxiliary OF the POLK street Mctho-
dist church will bee held this wort
The s. i. club will meet Thurs
day week with Mrs j G. Cresens.
san laciuto Heights
o..
The Bcau-uot Club will be enter
tanned this afternoon by Miss Mar
tina shelton. ZOO roIk street
The Nou Parou club vIll meet
April ,th. with Nr. O. o. Spclter
1900 Pierce street
-o=
circle e. ~ the First Baptist
church viii meet Friday afternoon
ol mr HON OF Nr- Willis 'ao'
Buchanan street, Of O'Clock
The Itmiuc Climb win meet
Tbnrsda, afternoon % g O'Clock.
with Mrs o. o AUSTIN 1900 lin.
coin street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31
tsY MISS SOPHIA MEYER

though observance Of these customs
is not so marked as In former wears
The solemnity continues rim mid
might saturday when church bells
are ruus food Is taken and there
general rejoicing and singinf
English Easter customs DO not
differ greatly from our own Ball
playing with hard-boiled eggs, egg
rolling and ogg-huutine are parii-
cuIarly noticeable
one happy American custom
should not pas, unnoticed that OF
egs-rolliug ON the Capitol Grounds
10 Washington, d G. each year on
Monday following Easter SUNDAY
Early loo the morning children rich
and poor. large aud small begin
20 arrive with baskets of CAVITY
roIored eggs and lunch, and Oh, egg
tal'iue commences and does not
cease until sunset
Esg-rollIpg ON the Cnnitol Grounds
has taken place each Easter Mon
day for o half century save iu iucle-
mont weather
other nations have customs pc
culiarly their own relative 10 Eas-
ter and some OF ;hc customs men
TONED are commg 20 many coun-
tries
W. NJ CRENEIING.
%
Closing sorlcs of 1clisutful en-
f.rtaium,uts. the home OF Mrs T.
IS Mcknight was ,bc scene of "a
lovely party yesterday afternoon
faom tu o. O'Clock Ten tables wore
placed Tor Bridge aud ForrV-tvo BOO
po.uus. flower baaecRcd room
whore m, fragrance 90, red aud
NUir carnations with fern made
lovely the great living room while
H che .rIouus Colonial room dell
.. r'uR flowers aud fern lent @
..nctis, charm on Saturday at
..ruom th. event WAS given boz com
mmmt fu Mrs Arthur Mcknight
bride of Arthur Mcknight former
N ul lms city ui OF Recent years
making his home 100 ~ paso. and
nHs ONE of the most rlaborat, and
delightful ot the seasons social fuuc-
lions Ten tables conveniently
paced. called out large gathering
OF Amarillos social set and al no
recent event were the gowns so
charming or milady $50 lovely Per
haps IL rs the early season OF the
yepr when tempting flnory is deemed
TOO prc';y 90 wait longer Tor the APP
Urrlrh of warm weather Perhaps
n was tho lovely bride whom all
AMARILLO vae waiting hrealhlc,s to
meet or pcrhap. o. Be- tle genial and
irro..Iahlr charm that attracts the
friends of the popular hostess to b e
or better ,till with such o comhi-
nation ~ was only natural thai AZ
both functions the rooms were f.ll
cd with "a happy, handsome throur
81 Yesterdays entertainment when
rUr games we're brought 10 a rclnr
can't close. tuc hlghscora favor, Cd
UDulu. cut glass vase with silver
deposit. fnll 90 Mrs W % Dockrcy
go Mrs 70 d Glst fell the corsola-
tDn % pair of hand painted salt and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31

The WomauH AUXILIARY of The
Central PRE- hyteriau church win
give O. social 20 thf home % Mr. q
Thompson i-Hl po.f street
fhIr evening 90 eight O'Clock 3
cordial invitation o. extended fn 'h"
entire r8urra CATION Mrs Thomr
.lr has kindly given her home fo
fhe AUXILIARY Cor this orrasIon. and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31

Mrs g. a. HOLLAND tl DIor
tain fHD a. o. g. Club afH 90 Hr
uu. Thur day afternoon NN
member arr requested fo Dr aI fUs
GoId.uir urpr Store promptly af
o. q. O'Clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31

TN. ladI. Nuf Society of f|,
First 50 O. church $500 meet fhIs
afternoon 90 tho home 90 Mrs D.
Carlisle Huffman Coz West Four.
tocnth street. az O'Clock and overt
member a urged 20 boz present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31

Short, short-cake. Make real
one. None of your spongy
layers-nothing soggy about
nothing chevy or tough
but crisp and Aaky-crusty.
That's tie kind Of short-cake
you make with Crusto.
Make exceptional pastry
just as it makes better bread
and roll--Ju5t as 1t is better
for baking and irving OF all
kinds. /. is layyrless, taste
less and odorlc5. You'll like
il better than lard or butter for
these rc2sons- results, taste,
health, economy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31

The Womaus Missionary society
of the polk street Methodist Church
vill have social meeting az M
g y Oliyer's home. 1900 Pierce
street. this aftrno0n March
slst. from 3.gO Co o. 0C .. On All
urmberes OF tho Society ana aIi
other Weihodi.' IafIea bro cordially
invited to attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-31

announcements.
The Senoras Nlceras club, an.
uouncCd to meet Thursday after
noon will bee postponed until lat
81 date
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
OQtosr SlaalsO,lfbgsdung.
Die afopb'i&e gOrIas. sur RseuIiruns
bee Gsfd,dftsbstri.bs Der GeIbs
psrIeiber I'm Senat anss.
nommen.

bus, O., %. W6ra. -
i'm Sendt tpurbe am Donnerftao eins
itimmia bic aIopb'Ihe @orIaae anaes
nommen burh pel&e Der ..tleine
MauH' bsfditt iperben folI, ipenu ,r
bel elmer iempordren GelbpsrIeaenbeit
ild as5iuungen iiebt, cine Qnleibe aufs
snnebmen. Die 0orlaae beftimmt.
bah 0eIbperleibsr, bic als Giherbeit
SahhDpothtfen unb Gal1riiberIhreis
bunaen nebmsn, nidbt mebr als brei
yroaent monatIid an 3inIsn unb
cine sSnfpeitionsgsbiihr BON nid)t iiber
81 berthnen biirfeu. 4uberbem ipsrs
ben burf bic Dorlnse bic gelboerIsis
Der inter bic aantrole unb Qluffiht
bts Stdnts Bdntbepartemenis oes
itelf. Senator alppb, Der gerfafer
Der 0orlase mahte feline Aolleatu
bdrauf aufmerfiom, bab laut BEN
atasntrartiasn Gtfeb bic gelbperleiber
uht proaent 3injen nnb auBnben
nod sebH prostnt Der eeIisbenen
Sumrns als Jnipettionsgebiibr bere6s
nen t6nnen. 9ei iebsr WerIGnoeruna
obsr grneueruna ipirb bdnn prompt
cine reus sanfptifionsgebiibr btrehnet.
fcbab bsi erneuerungsn Der 9lnleihe
iit Der 3insfub tbaiiGflli4 auf lbs
prcaent pro Uonat Itent.
9ah ben 8titimmungen Der gors
laaf. bic iett bsm Sodufs iiberipieien
ipurbt. fuiirb. bas Marimum fir Elm
Dorltbtn bon $50 fir Elm Jo6r I'D,
auf AZ prpsent itsIlen unb fir $10o
duf SO prcssnt. 4uberbsm bari nur
ale bier Monate irisbtr bic Snipsl.
tionsastiibr tr9obeu .perben. geqsn
bic @crlaat mar ishr energiIG BON
Gslbpsrleibsrn in bsrfhisbenen Stdbs
ten uttn Giaaten aearbtitet iporben,
ipdhrtnb Bednfe BON Columbus. Gfns
tinunti unb GleDeldnb fir bic 1orlcat
sintrnten. Csc bic abiiimmung ers
folate perIos Stndior Chamber cine
9uihrift. bic II BON gmil po[Ias, bem
Obmnnn bsr aeaeuipirtisen @ranbs
iurn BON 6aluilton GouTip erbdltsn
bate unb in irsi6tr bic alp1Sf4e
9prlnae bsfiirnort,t tparbs.
aaut ben wsiifmmunesn Der aIobb's
ifsn Norlaas iriirben GslbperIeiber
aebnittn fein bsn Gtuats Depdrtss
mtnt iiihrlid cine gebiibr BON 500
fit fire Qissns 81 5ablsn unb bisTt
aissns ionnts isber5sit ipiberrufsn
iperben. fals iis fid5 gsgsn bic Be-
iiimmunatn bts gsIsbts psrgiugen.
9fuF 2lniudsn BON Ssnator 6oipdrb
n~rbs am Dcnnerfaa Dom Ssn1t sie
ReDsruosfi4s @osiass ipsI&s siHs
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2ofaI Beridt.
1ie bentiden 8rie8sfilnts
IN Yepples 9beater.
Sie einsis e6ten @anbsIbiIbsr. bic
init @enebmisnns bee @rpheu
@eneraIitabs in Berlin AMI.
ssnommeH murben, ipsr.
ben sessiet.

&ir MAIDEN nodmnIs nniere 9eier
auf Die bod,intereiianien oeiriihen
ariegsiilms nufmerfiam, Die tagIid]
I'M 9eopIes Gbeater seseigt iuerSeu.
Girelt pom Sruine 4.laee Sbeatre
in Stem Dorf, Dem betonnten beut.
ihen DhiientempeI, fommen bieie
aricgs @onSelbiloer. Die nit We.
nebniislng oes 8roben @eneralitobs
in Berlin aiii oen Sronten I'M Siten
mo @eiien nlfgenommeu tporoen
limb.
@nn5 eieennrtig imo padeilb iii Der
8eis oicicr arieesiiIms. Die NIT I'M
aemeiner 8lnitif bas 9eben. simpien
iino Sieeen Der tapieren beifihen
Sruppcn i'm beinoesian0e 5eisen
lle6er 300 neritieoene Soenen! Scoe
cin oeittiter Siesl steine Wau1per.
biIber. Stein m.Sdppin6eI, sriee,
lpie er in @irtIidfeit it,
Sie Camera Iiiot nidJtl
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aubiipdrba BON aonfrst. e(n3o6I bel
aordts Eisine, Mn3obI Der @dditeins,
Wersipfuns unb Cement y,fldifsrung
mad Quabrotpdrbs bert9nst. 0ernei
mub bic 9dusnumrntr In Der Gtrobe.
bic grsits Der Sdufsr unb bss Ban,
PLACES unb Su iptlGtn 3iped bas &C.
bGube bsnubi ipsrb<n fctI, angesebtn
lperben. llnridtise eingaben p.rbeu
nit $50 beitraft.
- Sm areisssriht ipurbs ssittril
bon 9snjamin @sus sesen etliee
DsIs cine Sdsibunssilage sinse.
rsiGt. Dus paar lebt felt 5 Wpnaten
getrennt. - Die $1,000 S6lbsneriobs
tiase Der asnss Mobrsr ssesn bic 6.
8. unb 8. n. giTenbabn fam ssItsrn
gu tin,m pI0sli9en ahi5siub. Die
alGesrin ertlGrte, bdb lie on Der
Nlonmoutb Str. Giisnbabntrsusuns
beim Risberlahsn bss Gdlasbaums
psrlsbi iporbsn lei. Die alase binii6is
lid Der 8. II. q. gabn tpurbe auf Sn.
itrufticn Ses Hiftsrs abaelpisien. Sn
getreff Der 6. Il. 8. Babn tam sipis
fGen ben anpdltsn Der bsibsn Bar
tsisn cine Ginisuus gu Silnbe. Die
4usgIeiaslumms foll $500 betragen.
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Der buIdnbiid)er 6ainpfer
,,Mebea"
Mit timer aaSuns Sranssn fiir Con.
bon on Dorb.
Bon Sem osuif@en llnisrfssbooi Il:
%" in ben @runb ssbobrt.

aonbon. %. Dedr5. - Das
Tlarinsminiitsrium iiinbists am stbsuo
an, baB Der bo[ldusifds Dumpisr
rM.Ssa4. NIT elmer aobuns cranssn
BON Galoniti fir aDnbOn an gorb.
an SOnnnsrftas morssn in Der glabe
BON 9sad9 Ssao Don Der bsutideu
llnt.rTssbOot IL 284 in ben Grunb &c.
bobrt porb.n Tel.
SIN bsm geridt bes Wldrinsminiitts
RUINS bsibt ss: Der Oampfsr fubr
unin bOldnbii6er aIasss unS baii,
cine bOldnbifae gsiabuns an gDro.
Gsin Rams .Wlebsa. elmitsrbams, mar
mil erobsn guditabsu an bic saiffss
isits ssmaIt. Die 0eutia.n nu9mn
bic Sdiffspupi,re fort unb ir.iesrtsn
Ii9. iis suriidsussben.
.Gi. .Msbeos lpurb. DON bsm LIN
tsriesboct drgshali,n un6 bic 9sinbuns
srbi.lt cine gisrtsl Gtunbs 3sii, nm
bos SdiTf gu prlaiisn. .sla9Sm biss
esfhsben mar. CAB bas lIutsrieeboOt
m.brsrs G6iiiIs auf ben Dampfsr ub.
Der absr srit nah siuer Gtunhs nntsrs
pins. Die 1eiaBuna rubtrtt umbers
Bis iis ronn sin.ni britiihsn 1orpsbof
boot ouFssnommsn fpurbe. bag fs mad
Dcpsr brahts.
.slu6 Der s5iTderb1mpfsr .gflprsfts
irurbs ir1brtnb bss Saess BON sirxm
iInterfssboot ansssriFfsn. Il gtlans
ibm absr. 81 sHtirmmsn.
Sm SHtsrsifs.Sss TrN,
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