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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23

II 20. BURKITT. who has been
~ ordered back on his job es as.
sistant postmaster al Wlunetka
By the president. whom Burkitt
criticized for his engagement 20
Mrs. Gait and for which criticism
be- was ousrcd from office by the
Nluaetna pos master
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23
Wax c. KOCH.
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Paving Notice No. 1915.
RICHMOND ANENIE.

HrrtUs Zimmerman. THrud-rr r. Rar-
PSI, o.. Berg. i efauf-f shaw. ID W
'irf orr. Edw1r1 Peters. Joseph Det-
iu, Miller Car ro. Julius pellerln.
William n Hooper. Jacob Moore. T.
~ipe, Frank Riley. John a Van Etp-
cr. W. r. Duke, Prank W. Doyle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23

THIS PHOTOGRAPH taken d few years ago. when
- Winston Churchill, former lord of the British admiralty
was present at the Gemag army 1T the invitation
of the war lord Churchn going the western front to
Join his regiment
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07

shoulder by John Lee, also colored,
Monday evening. The shooting took
place at Fifteenth and Quincy street
Several weeks ago. according to the
police, Warren cut Lottie Larkin, his
sweetheart, with a razor Then it is
alleged, Warren was laying for Lee
but Lee beat him to it. Lee has been
arrested. He lives at Gil East Euclid
Ter.
One of the largest portraits in the
collection of the state historical So
ciety was received today by w. E.
Conne1ley, secretary OF the society.
The new picture is that of the late w
r. Nelson, owner and publisher of the
Kansas City Star, and was sent by the
Nelson estate. Connelley announced
today that the new picture would at
once be given a place in the displays
of the historical society. 1t as stated
that the portrait was furnished by the
Nelson estate at an expense of 5000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07
TWO WEEKS VACATION
Christmas Holidays in Topeka Schools
VIII Extend from December
IL to January 3.

1t will cost the city $1,000 to do it
but the teachers and pupils in the city
schools will get two full weeks of va
cation during the Christmas holidays.
The length of the vacation was
point of much discussion at the meet
ing of the board of education held
Monday evening. And there is string
to the decision reached by the board
one tied to it by w. E. Atchison
before he would agree to vote for the
two weeks resolution.
I'll vote for the resolution" he
said, ION condition that the teachers
buy their Christmas presents in To-
peka.''
And when he voted AYE it put the
resolution over. Previous to that
there was tie in the committee. L.
NJ. Jones and Mrs. c. j. Evans were
voting AYE" and P. Y Griggs and w.
E. Atchison were voting may" The
latter two were standing out for a
holiday from December "a to Janu-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07
NOTHING FOR JEWELLERS
City Commissioners Cannot Put Auc-
ton House Out of
Business.

There is nothing the city commits
sioners can do for the Topeka jewellers
who wanted to put a jewelry auction
out OF business. The jewellers appear
ed before the commission Monday and
demanded that something be done and
1t was agreed that if anything appear
ed possible it would be done. But
City Attorney George Hayden says he
is unable to find any statute under
which a city can build a wall around
itself in a business way.
The people who are conduct g
the auction" said Mr.. Hayden this
morning, are in a legitimate line of
business The city ordinances provide
for the payment of a city licerse in
such cases and they are paying $25
a day That seems to me like a pretty
stiff price as it is. OF course we could
raise the license by passing a new or
dlnance but if we did and someone
wanted to attack ii 1 think they could
Knock out the ordinance on the ground
that the license was too high We
could refuse to issue a license but if
we did and they wanted to bring u
suit II seems to me they would have
pretty good grounds for action. The
whole commission favors protecting the
home business man in every way pos
sible but the courts have held that we
can go just about so far and no farth-
err
The jewelers. criticize the commits
sion for displaying Il lack of backbone
but up to noon today had not taken
the matter up further with any of the
city officials
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07
ONLY ONE GOT AWAY
County Attorneys Office Scored Heav-
lily in the Prosecution of
Criminal Cases.

The county attorneys office scored
heavily against alleged offenders in
criminal cases in the court of Topeka
this morning when four defendants
were bound over to the district court
or sent to Jail.
Jesus Hernandez. a Mexican, was
bound over to the district court under
$1,000 bond by Judge Hugh Fisher on
a charge of shooting w. E. Cowdrey.
a Rock Island special agent, several
weeks ago. The shooting took place
in North Topeka. Alfonso Hernandez
Jesus's co-defendant in the prosecu-
ton, was discharged. Evidence was
introduced to the effect that he took
part in the shooting and while he
was with the man bound over he was
very peaceable-
John Bailey was sentenced to Jail
for six months on condition of parole
at the end of three months on a charge
of appropriating a .22 Colt revolver
from the w. A. L. Thompson hard
ware store. Bailey pleaded guilty to
the charge. He lives in Louisiana and
has a wife and children The alleged
theft occurred Saturday.
Charles Anderson was bound over
to the district court on charge of
snatching the purse of Miss NJ L.
Adds, a local jeweler, last Saturday
evening Anderson waived prelimi-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07
MUST CARRY A TAG
Secretary of State Says Topeka Rail-
way Company Isn't Exempt
From Tax.

j. T. Botkin, secretary of state, de-
clared this morning that an automo-
bile owned and operated by the Tope-
ka Street Railway company was in no
different class fro many other auto
mobile and that it must carry a Kan
saS state license tag. This was stated
in reference to the statement made by
jitney drivers that the jitneys used by
the Street Railway Company in trans
ferring its Oakland passengers did not
carry state license tags. One of the
cars referred to still had a Missouri
tag on it this morning.
The law doesn't discriminate
among car owners said Mr.. Botkin.
Each and every one must wear a
yellow tag this year and I intend to
take the matter up with the Street
Railway company at once
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07
FOUR FIRES COST $50
Quick Work of Companies Saved
Barns and Houses Last Night.

Four fires have disturbed the Sc
renity of the fire department in the
last % hours. However, the total
loss was kept within $50.
The fire causing most damage was at
2O12 Buchanan street at $50 O'Clock
last night-the residence of Dewitt
kettering. The house was damaged
to the extent OF S25 and the contents
to an equal amount.
A short time later fire was discoV-
cred in the basement of the home of
Grady Montgomery at 1T0S Huntoon.
Some waste paper was blazing and
there were prospects of considerable
damage Mr.. Montgomery stated this
morning that it was due only to the
excellent work of fire companies that
there was not a big loss.
The other two fires were at 1926
Fillmore, the home of John Barrett.
and the barn of Phillip Herr at sos
Monroe No monetary damage was
reported in either instance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07
READ BETWEEN LINES
Italian Press Interprets Pope's State
ment to Suit Own Sentiments To-
ward Bclligerent Powers.

Paris. Dec THE passage in Pope
Benedict's allocution alludin.s to Il
peace mot advantageous to one alone
of the belligerent .parties,''- is gen:
orally commented upon by the Italian
press as ambiguous says a fIavas dis
patch from Rome. Some of the COM
ments express the view that the pope
meant by his words to condemn an
neXationist ambitions of Germany and
Austria growing out of their military
successes, while others think he
wished to plead in behalf CT those
powers since he must regard their
defeat as certain the dispatch adds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07
EMBEzzLE 100000
day for Shady Dealings in First
National Bank of CasseIton.

F'argo,s.N, D, Dec. -7--R. c.. .Kitle
and William kite, brothers and for
mer president and cashier, respective
". of the First National bank of Cas-
selton, N. D., were arrested by L. S.
Marshal Doyle today charged with
conspiracy in making false entries to
cover an alleged embezzlement of one
hundred thousand dollars from the
funds of the bank. the doors of which
were closed yesterday.
Both were released on bonds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

package containing 9
crocheted yokes. wrapped in state live
stock sanitary commissioners envelope.
Finder please return to state live stock
sanitary commissioners office state house
Phone 1851
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07
JOBS FOR HUNDREDS
President Wilson Sends in Many
Names for Appointments and
Approval.

Washington. Dec. THE president
sent to the Senate today for confirma-
ton a list of several hundred appoint
ments made during the recess of con-
greSS.
The list was headed by Secretary
Lansing and included Frank L. Polk
of New York, to be counsellor for the
state department, George Rublee of
New Hampshire to be federal trade
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
Greek Authorities Take Preliminary
steps Toward Settling Demands
Made Upon Them by Allies.

Athens, Dec. An agreement for a
conference of Greek military authori-
ties and military representatives of
the entente powers to examine into
and report upon the necessity of the
situation respecting the allied demands
upon Greece has been reached and the
preliminary steps toward holding con-
ference have been taken, Skouloudis
announced today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07
Judge Fisher set his bond at

$500.
Rosa Hall, a white woman, was
bound over to the district court under
$500 bond by Judge Fisher. 1t is
charged that the Hall woman shot and
wounded Clarence Floyd, a colored
man, several weeks ago According to
officials the shooting took place dur
ing a drunken row.
Rad Lee and Robert Carver, deputy
and assistant county attorneys, prose-
cuted the cases
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07

The Answers TO Correspondents editor
in quaudary- Here's a communi-
cation from n woman who wants to know
how long it takes to do up shirt he
said That depends on the laundry,
volunteered the sporting editor. THE one
l patronize will do mp a shirt in about
three washings.'@Judge.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
By Pierre Raville.

AE HID YOU ever have cat or a dog or a hors
look at you very intently? Did you eve
notice how searching that glance can be
Did you ever feel bit uneasy at thi
l@4 dumb scrutiny that seemed to searel
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15

your very soul?
Did you ever stop to wonder whether YOU. who
complacently study the creatures of the earth and
form all sorts of funny conclusions about them.
denying them q mind. certainly denying them a
soul. might not be the object of study by them2
Did you ever stop to think how human antics
might look to creatures that were not HUMANE.
Probably not.
Most of us are likely to think that we have all
the curiosity. We look at creature like the sec
rotary bird in the New York 200. for example. and
say how human that head-dress is!,: This Is be-
cause the secretary bird has head feathers that
suggested to some quilts stuck behind the ears
These feathers also suggest modern womans hat
Make note of the fact that the bird did it first.
Woman Ia the lmtator.T
or we might turn to that philosophic gorilla,
Dinah also boarder at the New York Zoo She
ninah lie always amiable. She is a thinker And
her thoughts are evidently pleasant. DR. Horna
day does not admit. but suspect Dfnah OF being
amused at humanity.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-23


Itself Into One of Seruice---Good
We are Of the belief that every Christmas shopper
will prefer service above anything else Tomorrow
In the matter of prompt seling-s service, wrapping,
change making and delivery, believe we have over
looked detail that would better this service on the last
day before Christmas and invite all those who have put
off their shopping until this day come here and receive
this advantage.
Many will have large number of purchases to make,
no doubt in limited period of time
Salespeope are multiplied in numbers in order that no
unnecessary delay will be realized.
The convenient ar-cash system will be put to rigid
test and barring all mshaps the large force of cashiers
will make change In rapid manner.
Wrappers have been increased to insure promptness
in getting the packages.
The Transfer System is wonderful help in overcom-
ing all delay, patrons may shop from counter to counter
without being bothered with packages. When all pu-
chases have been made you call at the Transfer Desk
and pay tor all IN sum unes charge to be made)
Ask saesperson for Transfer card.
Most Important of All Is Our
Insured Delivery Service
1t is only natural that the many deliveries will be taxed
to their capacity the last great shopping day. But
there splendid organization that will dispose of all
packages to be delivered rapid manner as possible doo
Your package may be little late in arriving at its
destination such cannot be he ped Nevertheless will apG
arrive surely. Are not all customers willing to take small Aft
packages with them this will relieve the delivery con-
gestlon to great extent?
.RN2M
@gaask
i, on the Job @Z)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

in points. The neck edge may he
made round or ~" shaped, and an
Empire effect produced by ribbon bead
ing as illustrated. The gown may be
made with a front closing for high
neck style, which is very desirable for
warmth, IL made of flannellette or fan
nell. The pattern is cut in 3 sizes /:
Small, medium and large. 1t requires
3 5-S yards Of 36-inch material for a
medium size. Price Zoe.
1854 Popular Suit for the lit
tie Man. Boys Blouse Suit with
Straight Trousers and with or without
Shield and Collar Facing. OF all the
boys suits there is none so comfortable
as the blouse style. The model here
portrayed has the skirt portion at
tached and for simpler neck finish may
he made without the collar facing. The
left front overlaps the right. in clos
ing. The sleeve is finished at the
wrist with box plaits. Blue serge with
braid trimming or brown velvet bound
with braid, would be nice for this
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

the sleeve joins the long shoulder. The
dress fulnesS MA be confined by the
belt. or left free. The chemisette may
be Omitted. Galatea in a pretty shade
of brown. seersucker in heat pink and
white stripes. bingham in blue or
brown checks. also novelty suitings,
piaids, or wolfe may be used for this
style. In linen, crepe, batiste. or velvet
ii would be nice for a best dress.
The pattern is cat in 4 sizes: 4, 8. 8,
and 10 years. 1t requires 3 yards of
44-inch material for Il 6-year size.
Price 10c.
1l79-Ladies Night Dress with
Sleeve in either of Two Lengths, and
Neck Edge in Either of Three Outlines.
AS here shown, white batiste was used
embroidered in self color and trimmed
with Val" lace. This model is also
good for lawn. nainsook k. dim.
ity, crosSbar muslin, crepe or
silk. The sleeve is in rag
Ian style, with a band cuff for wrist
length. In short length it is shaped
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
@esen Die pWeuaee".

NliS Soplin Nto.. miro untcr'm
10. San. ~genelost: Die biciigcll
Observation-Disclosures erbobcn IN
ibrem benz 9unocSrid)tcr 9lr6a pol
Salfenbnrg oabier lnterbreiteten De-
rid)te orci gntlagen gegen Ole oMe.
uace Yublilbing Company" BON 9lll-
rora, Mo, nn0 oeren 9eumten, @m.
&. Vbelps. ErGiibent; Otorpin
9romr, Damaging Gbitor", mo
nHcp." Z. =. @olfcr, Hebaftcur. Die
critic 8laac itiitt iid nuf oen @criono
Der oMcnucc" burd) Ole Eoit; Ole
5mcitc nui Die &e~riulonlg zines III.
littlid)rn 9udca mo Ole brittle oui Ole
Hnfiinoi0unA oieie3 9uhcs iii Ger
oOteuace". Sie Angcflngten ~itclltcn
Siirgldait i'll Sobc BON $500. 9oS
Material 5itr grbcbnna Der Anfla9e
WGrhe bon Dem 9unoesoiitrifts Nn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
Sranfrcid) mar bereits inn September
fricgsmiioe.

Berlin per Srabtloie nob Con.
Son 81. Snn.-1ic o&olniihe Set
mug" bringt bellte folgenoe Gltbiil-
Lung sur &riegsloge:
NSm September mollte Srdnfreih
bcrcitS Den prieoen onbabncn mo
bealtitragte einen bod)Itebelocn ltell-
fralen 0iplomaten nit Giufdoelltng
BON Observation-Disclosures. Sicier
diplomat itall0 inter en9lild)em Gin-
fluiie, ga or friibcr in Sonoon lbGtig
gemeien mar. Gr pertrnrlte ooS @e-
bcimniB Dem britiiidcn 9otidlaiter in
YoriS nn, moS cine mgebellre Senia.
ton IN Sonbon berpprrlei.
Sor0 &itd)ener mllr0e iofort nad)
Nranfrcid geifidt, Gr orobte nit
el!er ScihieBung Der irnn5oiiid)en
SsilItc mo 5mulg Der iranjoiil6en
Hcglerllng Die befarmte ~9lbmadung
alb, nid)t obne Gn9lano Srieoen IdDlie-
Ben 5rt mollet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

The pattern Is cut in 6 sizes: "a. 80,
3S, 40 ~ and A inches bust measure.
1t requires 5 yards of 44-inch material
for the skirt and basque, and 3 IA
yards for the tunic for a 36.inch size.
The skirt measures about . yards at
the lower edge. Price Toe.
12O1-Child's Set of Dress. Petit
coat and Drawers. A Practical 'Short
Clothes Outfit. This combination will
readily appeal to the home dressmaker.
The dress is in simple bishop style,
and may be finished in French waist
style, and with short sleeves and low
neck. The petticoat Is cut with a long
waist, and is sure to prove a comfort
able garment. The good features Of
the drawers will be at once apparent.
Muslin, cambria. nainsook, or canton
flannell are good for the petticoat and
drawers, with edges. embroidery or
feather stitching for a finish. The
dress is lovely for lawn, batiste, main
sock, cashmere, percale, Bingham. cha'-
lie or wolfe, also for tiannellette and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

luolt @ilion Goplin) geiommclt uno
'lnterbrcItet. "a Ser @erid)tsfalcn.
Der ilberfiiat lit. mlirbe ein Serhor IN
Der p%orliegenoen augcleaenbeit crit
en- Sum- anberaumt. 8leih5eitig
begonn Die Don Hcp. i. i. HoBmann
Don @beelina. u. ga, aegen Die
Y@tenace" anbdngig semofte Sho.
0cnerlnttlage megen Serleumoultg.
lleber oaS Sdrmoblatt .Menace"
lelbit ehuas heijuiiiaen, oiirfte i;b or.
iihrigen. GS mag uber oaroti hinge.
lpiclcl pcroen, ooB Der Central
&erein filrjlid geiorbcrt bot, ooB sic
Hcgierrllg cllcn Serilld) SIR Inter,
orildirna oca &etblutteS ourd) cine
alage mltcrnehmc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
S.llnipnen perlnnNcn ne.
gicrungs-a uutrpllc Der Scbens.
mittcl- Yrciic.

2onOon, 20. Suu.-9ds Stei.
gen oes @ei5enpreiicS INN 20 Srooent
I'M Sergleidl nit Dem Soriabrc, ioipie
Gbnlide Ereisiteigerlmeen onberer
9tabrumgsitoiie haben Die Soroerrng
mad, elmer itaatlid,en &ontrolle iibet
Ole Sebensmittel3uiubr ge5eitigt. Ser
General Serbanb Ser 8eperfibafts.
l~lnioneu bat Ole Nngelegenbeit a,iFge.
Iomnen mo miro IN Der fommenben
&arlamentsiibrm ourati bringen,
oaB Ole 6egierlng Speflllationcu in
SebenSmitteln uerbieten ioate. Die
8ei5enpreiie limo bober ais az irgeno
elmer 3eit wGbreno Der lesten %iiinfais
Sabre. Cine Hegehlra Der Sratt-
preiie fiir Den ueberiee-G transport
pon 2ebensmitteln miro ser @eeie.
rtng bringenb a%naeratben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

niger ais 2t2, ioge wro id)reibe 5pci.
bunOertjDOlf, uolrdlgepluupit", BON
ben 6 mGnnlid)en aanoioaten crlung.
ten 3 oas misunderstanding. slae
bieic Gromen : aanoioatimeu iito
SodI6ul /. @rnouierte pom Wtonat
SUM. batteu alio nod ein ganSes Sc.
meter 3cit, lih allf ooS pGoaaogiihe
Gramen por5ubereitcn. Sn 5mei 10.
hern bouptiad)lih bobcu Die mciltell
olclcr nieirirenocn ,Sll9erobiloncr 81
OSLO gemod)t; III Geographic uuo 0ia.
tbenuotif. Mc6r ais bic SGlite hoben
III Geographic nid)t cinmal 30
Ernftc (oie Wiuimumnote it 10
Eunfte) erreiht rnb IN Mutbematif
blIebcn Smci Srittcl inter Der 30
Eunft. Mtarfe. lleber 20 fonnten
nid)t cine cin5Ige Rebnungsouigabe
loien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
Ter Muntionspcriano an Die
Scrbinocten.

@elnGB Dem pom SefretGr Hc0iielo
in @nibington ant 10. San. I'M Sc
nat porgelegten @e!,rft, ser aui s(n.
foroerlng beS Earlaments gcgeben
Duroe, BADEN Die Ser. Stdaten alleill
I'M Monat Hooember 1914 iiir ST..
1874 8 Seuer1paffen, fir $1,231,.
$50 Tntronen uno 93,064 Efuub @e.
if)iispuluer erportiert. Der Seriano
pertbeilt iid) atf oie ein5eInen 9Gnoer
mie iulgt:
Srantrei6: Eatronenb $336,411;
Seilermaffen, $S0,242.
England: TatronVl, S649,015;
Seuermaffen. $S5,455.
GAMBIA: Gatronen. $t1,542; @e.
id,iispulper, 1925 Tiumo; 6eller.
lpaffen, 96.66S.
Sapan: Sellerpaifen, Is.
RuBlano: Seuerpafien. 1926, 900.
Nm dnbere SGnoer suiammen:
Yotronen. S22S, 267; @eidlitpuluer,
1929 Enlno; Scuernaiien. $3O7,.
t27.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
Ser Ssilise aries.

Son it antinopeL, 81. SeS.-
Die Hegierung lmteroreitetc ser
aommer oas budget fir oas l,G6ite
nit Dem #. NGr5 bsginnelloc Hed}-
nlnlgSiobr. Sic Samnler genebmigte
nad) tur5er GebatIe Cen Wortiaut Der
slntmortsAoreiIe 5llr Snronreoc. Die
AoreiIc hebt Die @id)tigfeit oes Scilj.
gen aricgeS herpor uro betont. bab
bis lest alles barorIf bimpci'e. b1b sic
800 Miaioneu Mohmmic0ancr Dem
gltfriif oco &olrfcn iolatn mcr0en.
Ger Sciligc &rica, Iult sic Aoreiie.
lit Tiir Die Mohammc0niler nid)t Die
Grpberlung mo Sernifhng BON
Stdbten mo Soltern, iolloerlt cine
relisioie Tflif,t 5ilm SdyuBc oeS Ned.
res unb Ser Griiten5 oes Sslums.
Sieie Eilid)t liegt Dor alleln oen Ss.
manen Oh. Sie IOreiic oriidt iooonn
Die 3uueriid)t ans. Dab @utt Den
Sslalnitiid)cn arlegcrn iomie Den 9lr.
meen Der aroBeu &erbiiuoetcn
Sultidllnlo mo OeIterreih llngdrll
Den Sie9 perleibcn iperrc. Sic
aanumcr aenebmi9tc meiter oen
@prtlmlt zines Selegrnmms. Gas an
Ole tiirfiid)eu StreitfrGite ourd1 Ser.
mlttelung OeS Sise @elteroliiiimnlS
Gnper Faif)a gerihtet maroen miro.
IN oieIem Selesramm beiBt es: Der
lett Sahrbitnoerten bon alt iino iuna,
pom Sooten iuro Sebenbieen errpartete
Sag Der Hod)e iii aefommen. Shr be.
finbet Gild, I'M ariegc nit ocn Ntoa.
fcmitcrn, Den groBtcn. SciuOcu Dc5
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