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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18
FRANCES WILLARD, SAINT"
So Says FEES. at Memorial Services
in Statuary Hall.

The character and accomplishments of
Frances Willard, Americas greatest
temperance worker. were recalled and
extolled at memorial exercises in her
honor held yesterday afternoon in
Statuary Hall at the capitol under the
auspices of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union.
The services were held in front of the
statue of Frances Willard, which was
decorated with large floral piece.
statuary Hall was more than half filed
with the audience of women and a Few
men.
Representative Simeon D. Fess, of
Ohio. the principal speaker, referred to
Miss Willard as saint" and told of
her wonderful achievements in the in
terest of temperance. Mrs. Emma S.
Shelton. president of the District w. Z.
T. T., presided. Rev Earle Whitley, pas
tor of Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. pronounced the invocation.
The following addresses were delivered:
The Impressions Made by Frances
Willard on a Young Woman" Mrs. Don
=. Blaine. national lecturer and organ
izer; THE Meaning of Red Letter Day."
Mrs. Louise Harding Earl. District su-
perintendent: The W. c. t. L. Work in
the Army and Navy" Mrs. Ella Hoover
Thatcher. world and national superin-
tendent Of soldiers, sailors and marines:
Personal Recollections," Mrs. Wilbur
F. Crafts. worlds and national superin-
tendent of Sunday school work, and
Miss Willard as President of the World
and National Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union" Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis.
national legislative superintendent.
A short speech also was delivered by
Mrs James =. Benedict, president of the
w. C. 7. u. of Newfoundland and wife
of the United States consul there.
Selections from the Scriptures were read
by Mrs. Theodore T. Moore, vice presi-
dent at large. Musical selectioRs were
rendered by an octet from Howard Uni
versity, led by Prof. Charles 5. Wesley.
Did you know that on Tuesday the
Pennsylvania legislature selected the
mountain laurel as the floral emblem of
that state? Other competitors for the
honor included the cornfiower. the arbu-
tus. the daisy and the goldenrod. but the
mountain laurel won out by LES to II.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18
U. S. WANTS WORKERS.
Civil Service Commission Announces
seven Competitive EXAMS"

The Civil Service Commission has aT-
nounced seven competitive examination
for government positions as follow:
March 10 and II. for junior chemist;
March Il, for physical laboratory helper
Bureau of standards. at salary Of from
$500 to $40 year; March IL. fe9- assist
ants in agricultural geography in Depart
ment of Agriculture at from $500 to
s2oOO a year: March Il. for. junior Iaboia-
tory helper in the Bureau OF Standards
at from $50 to $40 b year. and for ire
man in the same bureau at $50 year.
for aid in egg and poultry handling IN
the Department of Agriculture at az.
and April II and Il for scientific assistant
4, library science to establish an eligible
register for all departments.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18
Y. w. C. A. LEADERS NAMED.
6. w. u. Picks Young Women to
Head Meetings.

A list of student leaders for the
Y. w. c. \. meetings and chapel serv
ices held each Monday at 1915 o'clock
in the assembly hall of the Arts and
Sciences Building, 2O23 G. street north
west. The leaders: March !, Julia
Buff: March 3, Margaret Willis; March
Is, Mildred Louden: March 20, Rachel
Winnie: March %, Easter services. Elsa
Weber: April L.. Florence Wingatc:
April 10, Joanna Best: April &c. Anna
Washington Grafton. May Elizabeth
Richardson: May 10. Fredericka Neu-
mann; May II. Agnes Nelson. and
May "a. Flora Hull
There is to be special music at near
" all of the services, and special
speakers will be provided on the first
Monday of each month.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18

again mayor of Chicago, at n luncheon
given in her honor.
My husband, the incumbent. is the
first mayor to give recognition to wom-
en-. He has put woman on the school
board and on the library board. He
has been able. under great protest to
keep a woman at the head of the city
public school system-Mrs. Ella Flagg
Young"
Mrs. Harrison turned her attention
Ito the question OF tenure of office.
Would you discharge maid simply
because she had been long in your
service? suppose that a new maid
came TO you applying for a place and
she had no references. and suppose you
sent her back for some and she came
to YOU with unsatisfactory references?
The present mayor gave Chicago the
municipal dance halls. The present in
cumbant put out the red lights of Chi
ca go"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18
DISCUSS DONATION WEEK.
Personal Sacrifice Urged Upon Men,
hers Of Civic Federation.

Donation week received a boost at
the hands of the women's organiza-
tions Of the District at meeting of
the women's department of the Ma
tional Civic Federation at Rauscher's
yesterday morning. Representatives of
nearly all the private charities were
present. and the need for personal
sacrifice by the members of each to
swell donation week funds was urged.
The aims Of the movement were de-
scribed by Superintendent Walter s.
Unord. Of the Associated Charities
Mrs Archibald Hopkins, head of the
woman's department.. presided, and ex-
planned the work at the Home for
Incura bles, of which she is president
Admiral willard Brownson discussed
the work of the Cihldren's Hospital,
and DR.. J. $ Wall talked of the work
at the Washington Diet Kitchen As
ISOLATION.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18
Women and War.

That call from Amsterdam for an in
ternational congress of women in a neu-
trail state to oppose all future wars,
says the New York World. may be we'll
meant. but it will be ineffective. The
women of Carthage gave their hair for
bowstrings in defense of their city. and
Roman matrons were as bold and reso-
lutte as the Romans themselves in war.
and Spartan mothers babe their sons to
return with their shields or on their
shields. while German women in the
present war are on the firing line in East
Prussia. Women are not less heroic in
war than men,"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18

Written Expressly for The Washington HERALD
for a cup of tea and a waltz canter.
one of the most interesting young girls
wore a new suit of black and white
check. The jacket was made with a
high waist. of Empire origin. and be-
low that there was a faring peplum.
The skirt was short But the skirt was
decidedly narrow.
Yet this suit was worn by a young
woman whose taste is unquestioned. 1t
was a new suit. and moreover it was
decidedly good looking suit.
AS the young girl danced. quite
gracefully in her narrow skirt, one
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18
Farmers Hold Convention.

Rockville Md. Feb. 1.-two hundred
farmers. dairynien. and others from this
and nearby counties attended the forty
second annual convention of the farmers
OF Montgomery County. which was held
at Sandy Spring today. Mortimer o.
Stabler. OF Spercerviile. presided. and
John E Muncaster. of Norbeck, was
secretary Morning and afternoon ses-
sions were held. Luncheon was served
by the wenen of the Sandy Spring
neighborhood.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18

st. Louis women are conducting a
suffrage school. Students are enrolled
and daily discussions take place on
practical ideas and arguments advanc-
ed in 2 suffrage campaign. These les
sons are expected to develop a large
number of workers for votes for
women.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18

New York has fou- women fire in
spcctors. They are regularly appointed
by the fire commissioner and have the
same power and duties as men fire
inspectors on The force.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18

Save the old grape baskets. keep them
clean and fresh and have a neat little
receptacle which may be made very
festive with colored paper for various
uses.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18

The board OF health of San Fran
cisco has = woman doctor among its
members.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18
Furniture on Credit at Prices as Lou
or LoUer Than Those at Cash Stores

Nothing will prove more conclusively the
lowness of our prices than the figures we have
marked on our new 1915 Go-Carts.
These are the finest models from the. best
known manufacturers in this country Nothing
better is made, and no store in Washington is
selling them for so little money.
You want good value, and we furnish
the means for you to have it by extending
credit with small weekly or monthly payments.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18
Tomorrow 5 Menu

~ the top a fried liver and bacon
were seen.
.. The cotton was tripe in 2 swing
49, een."-tioldsmith
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18
HOROSCOPE.
Thur.day. February Is, 1915.

The stars incline. but do not compel"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18

~ I'D kidmc-
TrIs'.
Takr.
I.' ChO,nl r
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18
DINNER.

Dvta!l soup.
Z. .l,d RCrf~tcAk
g. -, h Fined Potatoes.
1HIr''1r ~ ard Cheese.
.5I,r and C7sam Cheese Salad.
Ri Pudding
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18
BREAKFAST.

IFTln-os-
'''-:neal and Cram.
i-I'c. and Bacon.
'.sktI= Coffee.
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ARE IA ROCQLE

Written Expressly for The Washington Herald
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13

unb S.sIs f5ideH unS f4 Sas
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Sn3piIten III elm. amber. csutihs
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bi.ie gspesuug ben 3psd, Zen SrObs
fiiritsn glitOIaus gu aipinssH, Sruppsn
bonn ROrbtn gu bOltH I'm isin Gen.
trum Dsrtb.ioigen 81 t5nnen.
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nod in bsm ihredli4ItsH DintsrtDst'
Ter 3Uif4.n ben Ruiftn unS Ssiier'
rei&ern iusiisrssfiibrt. Wsrtuiirbissrs
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g.snsr Der ansrsif.r fsi. Da absr oi,
SsitsrrsiGer bic S4Ia4t bssonntn
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slnsrsiftr fino.
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Ibis gum asenb isins gso4ri4tsn bon
Mi9tigtsit singstroffen.
auf politiiGsm Gsbi.t fis5en inter-
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lin unb Rom ssm.lbet pir5. bat
IGirit bon Billion, Der bsutias Bot
Ii9aftsr in Rom, Sialisn tsrritOrisl'
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banbeIt, Dsrbsn DON Dsuti4Ianb in
gaamen Ssii.rrsias ssfiibrt. SsutIG'
lamb ioa psrTuatn, Seittrrsi4 gu psr'
onluien, ni5i nur Srisui. ionberT
aud grisit 1bsutrst,u. S.Issrrsi4 iOl
pin.ng f.in, Srisut absutrsieu. abr
lnidt srisf. Der aaiTsr Jrans SDIspt
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2onbon. 12. MGrs. Geiaa 10
nie i'm porissn Wpnat bic Jrdn3ofcn
in psr Champaign. nit aIIsr Maat BIZ,
ISsutitsn ousriff,n, Ddbrsub Der
f;slomarT6aG bon 5inS.n6urg bon
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libernommer, b,n Druid gu miISern,
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Ii9en goltn auf bic RuHsn ausii5cn.
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ssr 9erbinbsitn. Wenn eins Der bsrs
biinbstsn Se.r. ans.sriffsn iDirS. srei'
fen be nnbsren an, bdmit bic 9eus-
Iiaen unb Gsiierreihsr gsstpungen
ipsrben. az. ibre pOiiiicHsn itart be-
Iisst 81 balt.n. unb oomii fis ni4t i'm
GtanSe iinS. sruppsn na4 bsSrohisn
puniten ;u ibid.n.
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nabe 100000 Maun itaris slrmss lou
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Sas DOrf glsuD. Gbapsl. bsisst. ions
bern aud nod iDsit bariiber hinaui
pOrssoruuesn isiH.
Die G&Iahi. bic i'm Often I'M Cans
q. iit. pirb bon ben bisiissn Militdrs
fur bi. sr6bie sin5eln. S4la4t IN
S.m i,sls.n arisss ssbaItsn. es iOlsr
Ini6t p.nissr als sine Riuion SOlSa.
lien baran betbtilist fsin.
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lfisislsn 9sri6tsn, i'm 9ortbsiI Su fen
limb peiias 1900 gsfaHsme gsma&i
su babsn, unb Don 81. Petersburg
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Der @eltfiilte bon Sd)ottlauo
51on finem ofutfdrn Nntfrtffbnnt 1T ofn
@rnttn Bfhubrt.

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uus in bOllsm Riid5us auf 9robHO.
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men mir brei Dffi3iers unb 220 Wuull
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bon prsasupsS MAIDEN uufsrs Opera
tiOnsn CUTE 5OrtfHritts. Sn bieTsr Ses
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rfiisislIen Bulletin Spei grobe ruiiii9s
Sisgs dnsstiinbigt, sin.H in GrobHo
uno einen bsi pr3asnps3. Sn iebsr bic,
isr Shlaht poaen bic Ruien 5uei
b.utide 2lrmeetOrps gsidlagen ober
gar oeruihtet bdben. W.nn Der rufis
ide Sbertommanoeur biss pirtlid ges
gldu6t bat. bdnn tp.rbeH ibu bic or,
sigHiFe Der Isbten paar Gage sines
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armss bsige6rn3t baben. Die Sffen.
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Ser irans6iii9e 3aurpfer
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nit Der gsIasung uno lab paiIaeisren
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pier BON unssfGhr 5000 5uuusn. mar
am 13. Gebruar BON gu.ncs atrsE
mad gOrbsaug abgssorssn.
General Taunourp un6 sia
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ger.rdl Iaunourp mar Der Rom
manb.ur S,s frans6fif9eu Geutrumi
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linen Roler erlitteu.


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@om petIi9sn arissEfaauplus
,3psi fetnblifs qaHs.ri4iffs, bic Duu
srsi 9orpsbobout.n 5sslsitss iparsn,
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an Der bsIsifdsn Grm5t, H6roIi4 Don
gaieupOrs. ssf,usrt. Die S4iffs sabsu
F.6sig eaiifs ab, u5ue irssnb psI6er
G6abm ansuriatsu. 2tIs unf.re Bat
tsrie in 9titiOn trat. ,ossn fi& biz
fsinSli&eu arisssI9iff. 5uriid.
.9i. griten, Si, RsuDe Gbupeat
teIest battsn, Iiidten in Der lsbtsn
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nod i'm Gdnse
.glud n6rSli5 uoH TsuDe GbupsI'
purb.u stIi.rn il.iH.rs angriffs Ssl
9ri.su suriidssidIdgnn.
BON 5hl6en arisssi9ouplus
,R0rbIib pom Ddlo DOn gusuiiru;
baben mir cine ruTii4s stuppenab'
tbeiIuns g,iaIaseH, Si. MIR baSurd
ter sduSIi6en @srni9tung sntsins
Sob f. ii6 silisit in Der Ri9tuns du
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mebr cIs 4oOo 9tfansene. Sarunte
,pei R,sim.uts aOmmonSsurs. I'M
mir erpb,rtsn Srsi aanonsn uHb asbl
RafainsaS.i4ass. Die RaHsn btfia
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engliIdsbelsif@s paft falfA iiberfsbt
unb aefdli9t porbeu lei. Das ho3ofs
fi3i6Ie gldtt ertldrt, bab bas an elmer
Stene fnit unlsferli9e @Ort sconpsrs
fatiOn" aGsrbings einmul nit &onpsn@
tiOn tuisOsraegeben pOrben is!. Sas
Iei iebo6 peber Elm beabii4tigter. nod
Elm unbenbFfdigsr Srrt3um, oenn oas
Document TRACE in GROCER, beutlt3er
S9rift bic Qufi4rift Conventions
@nslos8elges". Die gebauptung, oaB
a.uiHe Stellen bes Documents unter'
briidt pOrben Ieien, lei cine pure Suge'
benn bi. parugrup9eu unb Honooe'
merfunseu, bic perbeimlidt poroer
Iein IolIten, bsfdnben ii4 nt4t nur au'
Der psrDffentlidten pbOtoSrdp91e
Ipnbsru audi in Der bsutl4eH As0sr'
Iebung.
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nenlassr unb Sofpitdler in 9eutT9a
lamb bsfu4t 6ut, f6ilbert in benz &os
pen6ngener glatte rpOlititsn" feline
ginbriide sntbuiiaitiIf. @r lo6t bte
quite unb rsi9ti4s Iabruns Der Ge<
fansenen unb bic CUTE Sei5ung, Be-
leu9tung unb @sntilution Der RGnms,
in benen iie untergsbru9t Iinb. ueber
bic beutf6sn SeIOIasurette i8rsibt ber
Ju9mdnn, bab biefelben nit TsObslH
unb 6irurgiIden Snitrumeuteu 10 gut
ausgeitattet Isien, ME Die Solpitdlsr
Der arDbteu StGbte.
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aer britiidBe !6ilistrems
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gpn einem brmtideu lInterisebOOt u
ben UrunS sebubrt.
Rar Dffisisrs nnS ls
Wlann murbeu gtrettet

Manrl muroeH gtretteL
2onbon 13. Wdrs. Sas Vsa'
rin.sRiniitsrium iiinbists ON Grsitas
ben gsrIaii bss SiIfstrsussrs .gapa'
no an. isahrenb er ii4 i'm pairOuil'
Isnbi<nit tsfanb. Die gusiinoisuns
lautei ME folgt:
I'm IL. gldrs ipurbsn Sriimmsr
Dpn Der .9apono1 unb 2ei4en uHtsr
llmiidnbsn aufg.funbsH bic barauT
i6lisBsm laifen. baB bas S4iff Don
sin.m isiubIi9en SDrpsbO in ben
grunb esbobri DOrben 1T.
.adi Dffisiers unb adt5shH WsonH
ipurnsn ssr,ttst, ss ift aber gu befiir4s
ten, bab bst Rsii Der geIabuHs umgss
iOmmsn III.
Der aapitdn bss Dampfsrs
.eaiilsrsagb- mslbet, baB r am
Opnnrifdg Mprgsn bur4 cine Wsnss
bon gHiifitriimmsrn tam, 5lpif4sn
bsnsn asihsn in @stiuugsgiirtsln
j4Ddmmsn. CT polIts ndh etpaigsH
llsb.rlsbsnbsn iu6sn, purbs babel
absr Don tinsm f.iuolideH llnterist'
6oct bnran- ptrbinberi, bas ibH spaH.
sig WlinutsH lang perfoIs.s.
Oi, .9upano" mar sin DsrbdliniBs
mGbis nsu.r Dampf.r. CT tpurbe 1913
s.blut unb ssb0ris Glbsr & Jpffss,
bon @lassop. geim ausbru9 bss
arieses puros bas Gdiff Don Der Rs'
sisruHs iibsrnommtH unb in sinsn
Silfslrsr5.r umseiDdnbeIi.
Die .9abdnoA mar Elm Dampfsr bon
$500 Jonnsn.
Der 8sIfafier aorrefpcnSent bes
.Dailp ssIssrapb4 mslbsi, bab bic
.gapnno' ON SonH,ritas gprmittas
um 8 ll6r an Der Wsittiifts por
GGoiiIdnb torpsoirt porbsn uRb fnii
ioiori unisrsesans,n isi unb eab bsis
nab, 200 Wann riruuttn fsisn. 81.
g.Iabuns bss Sdiffs beitunS ous urls
e.fdbr 216 Mann.
gDisipmnibirs. an beifsu Rifle bi.
.gapano@ ssrf0rt fpurbs. III Sas fiib'
peFIi&fe GOuntp in SfottIanb. ca
Iiest am gaDrbtanal. Der IN bas Srif4,
Wlt.r fiibrt.
Die o4tssbn lltbsrlebtnosn bon Der
wBonano' nurbsn pon BEN Sdmpfsr
.gdlmsrino4 pon gslfafi ssrsitsi. Sis
tri,ben auf .in.m JloB auf Dem Wsers
Die lleberlsbenDsn Duroen IN Anrl
esloubsi.
.3Dti Der auf BEN Slob bsfinoIi4er
,iibtrls6tnben MGnnsr buiten nnr
semb.n an faais Der aapitdn be-
Sampfers. .uub anbsrs nur Inter
2sug. giner hattie cine ihIimme Wnno'
am acpf unb mar iibtr uHo iibsr mil
Slut beDsdl, III ptr 2Ddl, uue lpalti
msbr obsr tp<niger perlebt Sic ipurer
mshr ipbi afs i,btn6ig In Jclgs bsi
aGif hub ylifs. CO mar ishr i4usr
bic gsrtpunbeisn an 8crb gu brinssn
3lpsi Der Tadnnsr b.fdnbsn iih In si'
fsm Iol&en 3uiionb. bnb +. teine bal
be Gtunb. msbr bdtisH nusbalten Ton
n.n. limier ben gsrettsisn kfiHber
iIh sipsi DOttorsn.
Gpanienpsrbietst bic U u 3
fubr BON 2ebsuis
mitttIn.
Maabrib, IL. Wdr3. = Die Rs'
eieruna BAT Elm Dsiret srlahtn, in ben
6i, gusfubr BON asbeHsmsttsIn ipi
aud BON GdaptFsl, aohlsn. Ulinsrui
lien etc. psrboisu wir6.
i5iir nnbers Gtgeniidnnt iino isa
ba5s efHsiuhrs5as anosisss lusrosIls