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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03
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lid btbelltet unb tparnm man bic Staf
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glot.ern bic ii.iiiuuigiien ipis bic obtrs
fIddIihiten gstrahtnneen ii6er ben
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te man inbes bic oeutiden urb iueis
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ten Der dubsr.n GrI6,inuua. bss De-
babtna, Der aebensptiie. Wsnn bic
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iit baIb iib.r bic nationalsn gbarats
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03
Gls benz Sasebud einei
SunqQefelIen.

Die gbe lit cine aotieris. Die Cots
tsrie 1T seieBlih Osrboten, alfO banbls|
i'd, nur na4 benz GeieB, tpsnn i9I
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-17
DEATH OF WINNIE TAYLOR
FOLLOWS BRIEF ILLNESS
WE'LL KNOWN COL0RED WOMAN
HERE PASSES AWAY.

Funeral services of Winnie
Taylor, colored, wife of william M
Taylor, who passed away Wednesday
evening at her home here, will be con-
Quoted Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock from the A. NJ. E. church, of
which she had long been member.
The deceased was thirty-six years of
age and had been i'll but brief time,
death, it is thought, having resulted
from acute Indigestion. She was a
member of the Supreme Circle, House
hold of Ruth and of the Sons and
Daughters of Conference, and the
tree societies will be represented at
the funeral exercises.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-17
SHOPPERS HERE
MIGHT REGISTER
WITH MERCHANTS
rLAN WOULD PROVE MUTUALLY
BENEFICIAL.

If Americas merchants kept daily
register of their customers from out
of town what an advantage it would
be in many ways. The proposition has
been discussed among several of the
leading dealers here and will result in
the placing of book at a convenient
point in the store, in which all Gus
toners and visitors from neighboring
towns will be asked to register adj
dresses. This record would prove most
useful in mailing out price-lists, sam
pies or store literature, and would be
of interest to friends here in finding
acquaintance who had come upon a
shopping trip. The plan Of register
ing would cost nothing whatever for
the merchants, and will, as stated,
possess many advantages.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-17

placing of ten additional commercial
attaches in those regions was recon-
mended.
1T is not too much to say that the
work of this service has been at the
very center of a growing movement
toward the creation of an American
Gyestuffs industry" the report says.
"In this connection signs are not lack
ing that the growth of our native in
dustry is hardly welcome to those who
have heretofore had a substantial
monopoly in supplying our markets
from abroad"
In conclusion the secretary said it
was intolerable that the United States
should longer depend upon any one
foreign source for necessities in the
dyestuff industry.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-17
skirt their sides.

Oregon has but recently completed
a great highway along the Columbia
River. This should be connected by
road with Mount Hood and a portion
of the present forest reserve convert
cd into a park. The limits of Sequoia
Park, in California, the home of the
great redwoods, should be extended
as to include the Kern River Canyon,
a most practicable project today; but
tomorrow may be too late, because of
tie lumber intrests. The Grand Can
yen is not yet part of the park system,
although as part of a national forest
it comes under the control of the De-
partment of Agriculture
There is no reason why this Nation
should not make its public health and
scenic domain as available to all its
citizens as Switzerland and Italy make
theirs. The aim is to open them thor
oughly by road and trail and give ac-
cess and accommodation to every de-
gree of income. In this belief an effort
has been made this year as never re
fore to outfit the parks with new no
tells which should make the visitor de-
sire to 1inger rather than hasten on his
journey.
If Congress will but make the funds
available for the construction of roads
over which automobiles may travel
with safety (for all the parks are now
open to motors) and for trails to hunt
out the hidden places of beauty and
rightly, we may expect that year by
year these parks will become more
precious possession of the people,
holding them to the further discovery
of America and making them still
prouder of its resources, esthetic as
well as material.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-17

themselves enticed by the beauty of
the Alps and the Rhine and the soft
lovelinees of the valleys of France,
may find equal if not more stimulating
satisfaction in the mountains, rivers
and valley which this Government has
sci apart for them and fro all others.
1t may reconcile those who think
that money expended upon such lux
uries is wasted-if any such there are
to be told that the sober-minded
traffic men of the railroads estimate
that this year more than hundred
million dollars usually spent in Euro
pean travel was divided among the
railroads, hotels, and their supporting
enterprises in this country.
During the year new national park
of distinction and unusual accessibility
has come into existence. 1t crosses the
Rockies in Colorado at point of SUI
preme magnifcence; hence its title,
the Rocky Mountain National Park
Through it, from north to south, winds
tho Continental DiVida-tha Snowy
Range in name and fact. Two hun
bred lakes grace this rocky paradise,
and bear and bighorn inha6it its fast
nesses. 1t has an area of $50 square
miles and lies only 30 miles from Den
yer. Many hotels lie at the feet of
these mountains and three railroads
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-17
LANE WANTS A NEW
SET MINING LAWS

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. IT,
Secretary Lane in his Forthcoming
annual report speaks Of the necessity
for new set of mining laws. THE
old CODE" he says, "is so elaborate
aud complicated that the best of
brains can not tell what the law is.
The truth seems to be that between
mining engineers and mining law
yers the rules Of the game have been
refined into obscurity; and If Congress
we're. to say to the President that he
might select three men familiar with
mining laws and miners difficulties
tc suggest new mining code to Con-
gress, it would, believe, be giving in
earnest new freedom to the mining
industry"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-17
Secretary Lane Wants The u.
s. To Care For Public Park
And Make aCountry Beautiful

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. IT,
Secretary Lane, in his forthcoming
annual report calls attention to the
national parks as valuable and I'M
developed asset of the country. He
says:
The United States furnishes play
grounds to the people of this country
which are, we may modestly state,
without any rivals in the world. Just
as the cities are seeing the wisdom
and the necessity of open spaces for
the children, SO, with a very large
view, the Nation has been saving from
its domain the rarest places of grand
eur and beauty for the enjoyment of
the world.
And this fact has been discovered
by many only this year. Having an
incentive in the exposition on the
Pacific coast, and Europe being closed,
thousands have for the first time
crossed the continent and seen one or
more of the national parks. That such
mountains and glaciers, lakes and can
yons, forests and waterfalls were to be
found in this country was a revelation
to many, who had heard but had not
believed. 1t would appear from the
experience of this year that the real
awakening asa to the value of these
parks has at last been realized, and
that those who have hitherto found
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-17
REDF|ELO IS AFTER.
LAWS To TAKE CARE
OF US At TER FIGHT

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. IL
Legislation to protect the Industrial
and commercial markets of the United.
States from a destructive type of
struggle and unfair competition" at
the close of the European war is rec
commended to Congress by Secretary
Redfeld, in his annual report. Every
stratagem of Industrial war, he says,
will be used by powerful foreign agen-
cies against American industries
which may menace large markets
heretofore controlled abroad.
To prevent unfair competition"
the Secretary suggested that the ma
chinery of the Department of Justice
and Treasury be used and that Con-
gress supplement existing laws to give
tnO 1S1CluI SOFGIuulcuL du6qudlS
means to protect American markets.
I'm my judgment" said the Secre-
tary, ''the matter is one which may be
more wisely treated as an attempted
wrong to be forbidden than as an &C.
onomie matter which needs to be re-
strained. 1 should prefer, therefore,
to deal with it by method other than
tariffs, CHASING it as an offense sim
liar to the unfair domestic COMPETE
ton we now forbid 1t seems possible
that by using the existing machinery
of the Treasury Department and De-
partment of Justice we may restrain
this foreign unfair competition on
beth sides of the sea.
Il recommend, therefore, that such
legislation be enacted as will give to
the foreign representatives of the
above-named departments such added
powers and increased personnel as
they may need for this purpose, and
that it be enacted if possible that mer-
chandise sold in unfair competition
or under circumstances which tend to
create monopoly in behalf of the
foreign producer in American markets
shall be forfeited"
The opening of the Panama Canal
ard the agitation for an inland water
way along the Atlantic coast, as well
as the increased volume Of domestic
commerce, the secretary pointed out,
make it important that statistics on
internal commerce be prepared by the
government.
ut is a surprising thing that we
should require by law careful knowl-
edge concerning our export trade and
allow our domestic commerce to go on
without any definite knowledge con-
corning it. Congress will be asked for
an appropriation sufficient to permit
the beginning Of an effort to throw
light upon subject of such import
ance, but of which we know so little.p
The Secretary paid high tribute to
the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce and to its commercial at
taches abroad in securing contracts
totaling millions of dollars for Amer
lean business houses. At present, he
says, there are no commercial attaches
in Central America, India, the Near
East, South Africa or Canada. The
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-17
LADIES' COAT SUITS THIRD
PRICE

All Ladies Coat Suits carried
over from last year are:
$3.50 Grade now $3.50
$1,000 Grade now ........... 3.3i
$500 Grade now .... 500
$4,000 Grade now ...,.. 6,33
$3.50 Girls MILDLY Suits $685.
Made Of all Wool serge and
beautifully made and trimmed:
500 Ladies Sport Coats S4,sS
Right up-to-date sport coats in
beautiful plaid patterns in extra
quality.
$500 silk Crepe De Chime Waists
S1.9s.
The prettiest and best waist you
ever saw at the price. A real $500
value.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-28
Siuiss.

8iflialn, G6ltaro lutb Sreb Sable,
bon Stpiss, parer art nergangaen
Sreitog in Sermanlr, INN ole ,pere
Maid)itle db5ubolet, ipeldpe iie por
&liraem gefarft baben.
Nic Slletid war fiir5lif mebrere
Gage frarf, bat iid) aber ipieber 10
ipeit erbolt, baB er auf lem un6
untber9eben tnnn.
SRI. Sloreilce 9oerflinger lit oalr
lesten 9ienstag bon einem orei~
mathematician @eardh, I'M SiesinsoiI-
Ie, DO. 5uriidsefebrt.
Iid)oel 9oei6 Sr., fat iid) meb'
rere Soge Der porigen ISOLDE lit 8aD
a%ltfgebaIten.
Senrb Gamer intb @attir, ioipie
SRI. @itber 8oeih b%eNartoen itfs iiber
letten Samstog into Sonntug, BE-
Illf,sneiie, IN Sapiss.
Sion Ii,eltitine lrnh Gbefter Sdei'
beeser tparent fiiralid, aif 8eiu6 IN
Der Iafbaridaft BON 9nb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-28
sd)iiteu &erbanhlnnsen.

Understanding am 20. Mtai
1915. Der 3uef bieier geriamm.
Iitrn n1troe hrrdy ben Srdiioenten
befonnt eemadt. 8eibloiien: OaB
iid) Die Nsitglieoer oieies @ereins m
DEM 9eide,16esarpnib unieres Der.
itorbenert Sdiitenbmpbers, Serril
2ouis 6. @olf, 10 5oblrcid} mie mog.
lid betbeilieen. Die Mitalieber ullr-
oen erilldyt ii6 on1 Sreitag Had)m.
INN ba6 2 n6r I'M Saltptquartier
einsufinberr, iu1 BON ba outs nod
Der @obtmltg bes 8erItorbenm III
marifyieren, IIs Gontite, oie Sci.
leibs geidliiiie gu faiien, fpilroell
Ole Serren Sarrp &roettlp, Sobn 90
Sdernpnmt lt1b Srib Gang ertoilllt
8eidloiien. Elm Iiieiiment bon 25(
BON iebem Witglieb fir Die Stcrbe.
faiie Mt erbeben; Der @ittpe eine
gnipeifqupg in Der Sirnrrle BON $2t
apssmitenen. IIs gahrt11dtrGael
tpurber Die Serren 2ouis Soberitof.
Srit &oeIIer upo Waar 9nieife err
nanmt. Serr GarI 8ent erbot iid
Sas SSrm,ergriin 5lt b~eioraen.
Siera1tf erfolate 8ertoaitre.
Sris 2ana, SefretGr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-28
SBeatraliid)e Seiituns Der SeniOrcn
&laiIc unierer SodJidlle.

0as eilrbeimii6e SGlent Ser.
mallrs. altf ben n9rettern welde Die
@elt beOertbelr," bat ourd,alls uift
Il0tbis .iein 2idt ralter ben Sdeffel
81 iteaen." 3mei quite, geltnrgeHe
@oritealnteen imlenbalb elmer @obe
lit aitf ole Sdue elm febr gutter Ste
corb" fir ulriere Stnbt. Salerit iuut'
Be bonn beirtiden Sbeater 4. Sereir
Der n3ltgpogel" ge9eben, uato al,
persangenear Sreit@ iolete ole Sc.
nioren . &laiie Der bieiigen Spd)idpl'
le mid Ger biibiden aontooie nGoitn'
trp Solfs."
Die iltrtgen Seilte batten, obhe
auspdbnpe, ibre reipeftipen &oller
INIT erobem SleiB n%lenlorieri
uno seisten in ibrem Spiel Sas err-
ite 9etrehen hie Gbaroftere Der Ser
|ionen 6es Stiides moelidit strer
~oor5lGteller. 9ie Sorltellung nal
I'M @an5er Elm biibid,er @rfolg UNI
beredtigt 5u better Soffnaupe fir oit
Submit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-28
9rosramm our 8~raberidmiidnns.

Die Seller Der @raberidmildiltlg
miro audi bieies Sabr. mie 9apobrr
lidl iluber 2eitirng 6es Wdanmariltg
3oitens Der g. u. st., bier began.
gen i~peroesl, urb 5tpar bieNes NAL an
Mcntaa, Den 81. Naoi. Die Mitelie'
ser oes Ioitens lper0eir iid Inn |
llbr, Mad)m., i'm Salrptauartier per'
Iumnelrp ltrtb INN bal6Bfpei nbr
naf Dem itdbtiiden Sriebbofe mar
'idJieren, moieIbit bas folsenSe 8rc'
grainm a,rr aitsiitbrun9 fommer
miro:
@eiowsnortrag - Sdutlfinber.
3eremonien-& itatdl oes q. ". g
Reoe - 6. g. @mf.
SdNmiidiutg Der @rdber.
Gas &oniite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-28
"Ka60 Means Good"
John H.. HelmerS
Hermann, Mo.
&oiebno &pntr 1.

Seslie 9eltfer ut in Der oergan&e.
uen 8od1e nad Gebrasto gereIit,
ltm rp6breno bieies So1tuners oert
81 bleibell.
g. 8raber lit ieit Sur5em altdJ
Der Better zines nelte1t 6cro @1'
tos.
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ct. 2ollis beid1itigt 1par, lit BON
bort 5uriifeetebrt, unl ipabrer1b Die.
len Counter bel ibren gltern 81,
bleiben.
TIMER G~oittrGser 5. 8iabite iuitr.
sc bieier Gage BON ieiner Satin
mit eitenl fletren Sobn beifenft.
Iuf Der Irton Sraettlp Sarm
finbet am Saupstag I6erh, ben 90.
Is. sc. (morgen) cine San3unterbal-
tlmg itatt, ST. Welher Seoermarlt
eingelaoeu ut.
Sreb Selentdaln nebit Samilie. lpag
rem an letten Montag auf geuf)
beiin Sdapieserpater.
Gbas. 9iefmnnm alap6 beifen Sobr1
2oiris, 9pnben gegenpdrtig eite
3iiterrle auf Der &roettlp 6arrn.
Trl Settle @bfer befa1,b iidy tndb~
reno Ser bergangenem ISOLDE nirf 8e-
Judi bel ibrer Sdtpeiter, 5rau 9Qb.
SeIemanlr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-28

BON gsrmann, aalo.
Die Sduf DER Seute, pom Den Seuten
uu6 fir Ole Eeute.1
Seine 8amf ifd)erer
4Srpsent 3inien aui Bette epDiiteS
DireftpIen:
" u greuer, Robi. @alfer.
Senrg Grass, Senrp 70. Gefoite
Senrp SdSner, .. Stoerners
u. V. SO all { err. 2aIIirer,
I'm. g al m a n II, Sftit aafier.

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forrie in bieier @egeno; dber frog.
0eHp iiberitei9t ole gsadfroee ben
Sormtb.
Or. 50. 6. @eiieI begleitete ON
lesteat 9ienstag Sernlnn Selbady
imdl ct. 2piris, mo lcsterer itdy in
elm SGipitol begab.
-5rml Sranf Sdmioi, BON Sirit
Greet, befutpo iidl aan 0ienstae bier,
in Der S4nbt, luub EpradJ ntd, mlf
inlferer Office Dor.
-Imbroiins Mlem0in1, BON Stol'
pc, madJte nllt letteru 8ie,Mtog ei.
men @eihaftsbefld, I'M Sernmn isnf
iprnf tpdbrerrb iei1,es Sieriei1,s oitt
in Der 0rlfenei Dor.
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rim, bon &anfns, Sis, ipl,rccn fiir5'
lid, Slrrf, ole @eb,lrt eittes fIeiner
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mar Friiber Sri. 2iGinat Srfc1h ool,
Serrn1u1.
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Sri. @Ma, BON Sartsbllrg, NO, tpa
rem fiir5lid mebrere Gage nlrf 8e.
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Gountp. Serr 9arrrer iprody aud
bei ulls Dor uno ~ernelperte iein stboll
nemelt atf oos golfsblatt,
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tpeiIt eegenauGrtig orf geiir6 hci IL
rem @lterr, @ltg. 2atpeetOoerfer mi
@attin. SRI. 2aitgennoerfer ia
fiir5lid ibren 12ten Sebrternriiu ii
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Golmrtb, beenbet iuto lift audi fiir Der
miditen Seuniat mieoer oIs Sebrerir
angeitellt iporo@.
-glug. Meper rr6 @attiat. ipeldr
ibrer Sodter, Sraii @ltget1 Sllater
nj Mo1mtain @rope, Mo,, et1telt Ian
, eere1, gciu6 abgeltnttet battclb iirf
mn nerganeelleit Montng tpieber hie
J a~rgetonunen. Die fleire &lcile CID
, ter, tpeIte felt @eib1md)ten bier, be
| ibren @roBeltern aetneien mar, tebr
. tie portee ISOLDE ipieoer nndJ Moiln
toin @rooe s,friid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-28
Ginger 8benmatismns beilbar.

8beumatismus lit elm 2eioen, Sas
fih ourh Sdmeraert in Den @eIen.
ten urb Mnsfeln erfennen Iabt.
Die geipobnIiden Sormen iitr6: afis
ter un6 droniider @beumatismits.
rbeinnatifdes @opfneb, Sciatic @beu.
matismiis linb 2en6enneb. Sn afler
SdIIen lit nit einem Ointment an bel.
fen. SIoan's 2iniment, sipei ober
6rei WaI i'm 9ose 6araufsetropfeIt,
eiebt fofortiee 2irSer,ine. ST gut
fir ~rbeiimatiide Sdmeraen. 90 es
an sic @urseI sebf ifn6 Die Sdner-
sen flint. reEoan's Ointment III
gnns Meoisin.1. Soft iest cine 25c.
SIaide iirb bnItet's fir ben 8ufnll
Inn &anfs. Asa3(A6o9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-28

-Srm1 Serrp SdttIer reiite nm
borigen Domerstae, heiudsfpefie,
nod ct. 2cliis.
-SpM S. 8in Gierce, BON 8aib.
inatpn, befarto iid 5u @nae Der pers
aa,teerieit ISOLDE bier, uIS @ait bon
Srau 81. q. 8reier.
SRI, @argaretba 8obus. bon
SDiss, fam am lesten Sdmstng
bier ourd,, ali fbrem Seimtpege pon
&aibitgton.
CARROLL Srieno, Der Bolttragcr
bon Route gtr. 3, bat BON &obt. Sun.
oil, benz Ieenten, eir Sdron auto
gef@tft.
-6ris Seuitg INTO Sofpt angult
fametr fiirdid DON 6oIebub, 81. L.,
ann Sas Materiol mir moberne Ser.
beiierlnrger 6u bolelb ipeld)e i've atl
ibrem @obnbmlie nuad)em nepben.
-Satrp Stefer, po,p 9eefnont,
apar oieie ISOLDE bier in @eiddften
omf Dem goalntps8 eridt, llrlb iprafl
0iab in Der 0rarderei nor, aur Or.
~lleieep,npg ieines Announcements.
e. 5. @rinfupaaal, non See'
mort, q. 8. &ileborls lauo y. 5.
Ratbe, BON Goiebilb, 81. 1, Darelr alll
letter. Mittmod bier, IN 9~eidpdftlidp
en- Ittgelegerieiten.
Der beitaipoig mofie1poeu Sllte
rleller Abonnenter 0es Golfshlatt hat.
dem mir oieie @odp oas Sergnigru
ole 9tanlep BON o.. Slider. Roiebuo,
81. /. ulpo Ingirit 8arbelmeier, gtDr.
rfipr, Nso., 5eisuTiigen.
-Gb. Rolte mo SodIter, 6ralt
SsSobr &itebIer, iofuie 0eret &illoer.
trdfem m1 nergaiwelten SMnstoi
bon Morriion bier Elm, Si largeren
8elitd, bel Der Sonpilie BON sSic
&ilebler.
So z 9efatornl. BON ct. 2olis
befatto ii6 ON per9argelclt Ntitt
ipod bier, in @eid1iten alri ben
Gadtlab . &eridt. Serr 8efmani
beirrd)te ai,dp ieine bier tpofnbafter
@eifaptfter.
-SpGm aatideI uro 8nt. @eb
mueller, bon &olte Ger, 3, trufel
geitern bier etn luto ipraden in De-
Druferei ror, CUR Grtererritg VI
pes Mompenperts. Sic beridtetel
lntter gtpberem, bab Ole Sirit Gree
70 bod aitgeSd,tpollen iei, DOB iie BET
rabe bdtten oilrdySdhpimiten miiiien.
-lrtbiir g. @ittbatis, BON gcc
ger, ltlro SRI. Gera &faiitid, Do
&ermdrrt, erbielhen Sieler Sage Gin
&eipatbslisens in ct. 2oiris. Ser
@ittbnlts lit Der Sobn bon Senr
@ittbails itpb @nttiat, bon Berger
rrtb SRI. 8faiitif lit ore Softer DO
Sobu 8faitid tnuo @attia. non Scr
MANN,