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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-16
JAPS HAVE EXCITING
ADVENTURES TRYING
TO LAND IN STATES
SIX SAILORS ATTEMPT TO SNUG
GLE THEMSELVES INTO
AMERICA.

Set Out in a Sixty Ton Cookie Boat
Which is Battered by Bad Weather
and Forced to Put Back for Re-
pairs-On Second Attempt, Captain
Dies--Shlp Strikes Rock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-16
RECORD OF DEEDS AND
OTHER INSTRUMENTS

and w. IL of NE IA and NV. IA
'of Sc, IA Of Sec. 10, T. ~, r. 3S
E., w. NJ, containing 400 acres.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-16
A GERMAN PARTY OF SANITY

Unusually important is the dis
patch which Mr.. Won wiegand, The
Worlds special staff correspondent in
Berlin, filed in Copenhagen. and
which raises the question whether
Chancellor Won Bethmann- -Hollweg.
Foreign Minister Won Jagow and the
kaiser himself are not opposed to
| German annexation of Belgium.
Opposed to such annexation there
is a movement so strong as to divide
Germany more and more Unto two
large camps and parties" Needless
to say it includes the wisest minds in
the empire; just as its best men, in
cludlng the present emperor's father,
"Unser Fritz" opposed in 1871, the
| annexation of Alsace- Lorraine,
which helped to cause so much misery
in the world.
In the memorial presented to the
chancellor, which Mr.. Won Wiegand
regards as "highly significant" from
its source and reception. II is assum-
ed that Germany has taken Belgium's
| fate in her hands. 1t is early for that
The war is not over. The treaty of
peace is not written. But it is a IA
voring sign for the stability Of peace
when made that a powerful element
in Germany disclaims the unwise pol
icy of ruthless conquest
Whatever the outcome Of the war,
Germany, after It is over must live
and trade with other nations. II
needs and should welcome the coun-
sells of party of sanity. No empire
was ever yet, and none will ever be.
SO powerful that 1t could afford to
disregard indefinitely. the opinion Of
the world.-New York World.
SpreCkles TOlIes Bride Thursday.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 16.-John
ID. Spreckles. Jr., millionaire. divorc-
ed recently, will wed Miss Sidi Writ,
a beautiful blonde who claims to be
Of Egyptian descent.
Spreckles wife was married in
Honolulu directly after she obtained
her freedom from SprecKles
Miss Writ has recently studied op-
cratic singing in New York but has
recently come here to live with her
sister, Mrs. Seward Griggs of Seattle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-16

Senator Guy Galloway Gumble,
from the state of Mind, says he's glad
to note that Jeweler Hohenzollern of
Berlin has quit trying to see the Gem
of the Ocean in an iron ring.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-09-10

Rev Hooton is attending the NJ.
quence no preaching services at his
church next Sunday. Sunday school
| will be held at the usual hour
One of the most vicious storms of
the season broke about five o'clock on
| Wednesday evening, accompanied by
! heavy wind and hail. Quite number
of shade trees were broken down and
in the country aside from the damage
done by hail, several tobacco sheds
were demolished. The downpour last
ed half an hour Thousands of dollars
damage has been done to the tobacco
crop around Edgerton.
The hundreds of hunters who sur
rounded Lake Koshkonong and ada
cent inland waters on the opening day
of the duck hunting season were about
as disappointed lot of nimrods as
could we'll be imagined. While there
appeared plenty of game about up to
Tuesday, there was a notable absence
of the birds the day it was lawful to
bag them. Some are of the opinion
that the warm weather has sent the
ducks further north.
The new pipe organ purchased by
the German Lutheran church was ap-
propriately dedicated last Sunday and
at each of the three services the church
was filled to it's full seating capacity.
The newly arranged altar was one bank
of handsome floral decorations, and
special music by the choir, together
with the able discourses, made day
long to be remembered by all who at
tended. In the evening after Rev.
Linnevold's address, Rev. Schrott gave
short organ recital and the audience
present were united in their praise of
the organ and the playing by the Rev.
Schrott. There is another special feat
ure in the purchase of the new organ
that the society can be justly congrat-
ulated upon, and that is the $3.50 was
raised to make payment as soon as the
organ was accepted. The ladies of the
church raised good portion of the
amount and members subscribed lib
orally. Not only the German society,
but citizens in general look with pride
upon the church on the hill.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-09-10
Married.
QUALE-THURSTON

The marriage of George Quale, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Quale of Slough
ton, to Miss Charlotte Thurston,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Thurs
ton of this city, was solemnized at the
Thurston home in this city Wednesday,
Sept. 9Th, at four o'clock p. m. The
marriage service was read by Rev. J.
Linnevold. Miss Cora Quale sister of
the groom, was bridesmaid, and VERNE
Thurston, brother of the bride, was
best man. The guests at the wedding
were near relatives Of the contracting
parties from Stoughton and Edgerton.
A bountiful wedding dinner was served
Immediately after the cermony. Mr..
Quale is employed at the P. M. Filing
san hardware store. The bride and
groom will start housekeeping at their
newly furnished home on East Fulton
street.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-09-10
Farmer Killed In a Runaway.

Erick Smithback, prosperous farmer
living near the Hillside creamery in
Albion, was suddenly killed in runaway
accident that occurred on Friday last
on the farm of his son Lawrence, liv-
ing south Of Rockdale. He was assist
ing his son in the harvest of the tobac-
co crop and had driven alone to the
shed with a load of tobacco, as he
thought he needed no assistance because
he was going to hang the tobacco on
the lower tier. After Mr.. Smithback
had unloaded part of the load the
team became frightened in some man
ner and came dashing to the field. The
men working in the field Immediately
ran to the shed, where they found Mr..
Smithback lying dead upon the ground.
Drs. Bilstad and Amundson of Cam
bridge were Immediately summoned,
and upon examination announced that
death had been instantaneous, as re-
suit of severe blow over the heart.
They also found severe bruise on the
back of the neck, but the neck was not
broken. Mr.. Smithback was born in
Dane county and spent his entire life
on farms near Hillside. He leaves to
mourn his loss a wife and two sons,
Lawrence and Marvin.
Funeral services held from the East
Koshkonong church Monday afternoon,
Rev. Halverson officiating. The church
could hardly hold half the people who
came to pay their respects to an hon
ored and respected citizen.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-09-10
Veterans Reunion.

The 1915 reunion of the Dane County
Veterans Association will be held in
the Lucius Fairchild Post Hall at Mad
ison, 118 Monona Avenue, on Wednes-
day, September 18th. This will be a
Jubilee Reunions half hundred years
after our Homecoming from the war.
Let US have the biggest gathering and
the best time ever-shake hands once
more, tell some more true stories and
be boys again. Bring along your good
old terminates and some of the grand
children. The Sons of Veterans will
assist. They are always glad to unite
with us and help us. Following is the
program:
500 to 1000 a. m.-Visiting and reg
istering. 10 o'clock-Regular business
meeting. 1915 p. m.-Parade, with
the Sons of Veterans, around the
square. 12:30-Dinner served by the
Woman's Relief Corps, Is cents a ra-
ton. 200 o'clock-Social session.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-09-10
stoughton Loses Prominent Citizen.

0. N. Falk, whose condition was con-
sidered precarious all of last week,
passed away at half past one o'clock
Sunday morning at his home on South
Page street, where he had been i'll
since last May with an affection of the
heart that he had contracted during his
service in the civil war. While his i'll
ness permitted no hope of his recovery,
he had had a very good day Sunday,
and had felt better than usual, SO that
his family was unprepared for his
death, which was as sudden as the
snuffiing out of candle.
Mr.. Falk leaves a wife and all of his
six children, three daughters, Mrs.
Clara Falk Murphy, Mrs. E. M. Poser
of Columbus and Mrs. L. M. Trulson Of
Stoughton. and three sons, Attorney
Nelson Falk of Lake Mills, Elmer of
Stoughton, who for some years has
been associated with his father in the
drug business, and Rolfe, in the piano
business at St. Paul. Surviving him
are also two brothers, Erick of Bagley,
Mimi, and Fred of Stoughton, as we'll
as brother, Joe Orsland, of St.
Paul. The funeral was held on We'd
nesday.- Hub.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-09-10
SCOFIELD-LUCKE.

At o'clock Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Sco-
field in Indian Ford occurred the mar
riage of their son John to Miss Wylda
Lucke. The bride was attended by
Miss Edith Mann and the groomsman
was Mr.. Irving Gardiner. The bride
was attired in an ivory. white silk
gown trimmed with pearls and carried
brides roses. Only immediate rela-
tives were present and after sumptu-
Gus repast the bride and groom left for
a short wedding trip, after which they
will make their home in Indian Ford.
Mrs. Lucke taught in the high school
here for the past two years and made
many friends who extend their best
wishes. The groom, graduate of the
Edgerton high school, is young man
of most excellent character. The bride
he has brought into the community will
be welcomed as permanent resident.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-09-10
twenty-five Years Ago.

The tobacco harvest is nearly fin
ished.
Orrin Vincent died at his home in the
town Of Milton, aged 62 years.
Mr.. and Mrs Ezra Buten on the Rock
river road celebrated their golden we'd
ding.
Lawrence Whittet, j. F. Pyre and
Jimmy Hahn have gone to Madison to
resume their studies at the University.
John M. Estes of Dunkirk was nom
mated as sheriff of Dance county at the
county convention at Madison.
Five lightning rod agents were re-
leased from jail after refunding the
money taken from Rock county farm
ers through tricky contracts.
VIM. P. Bentley presented the name
of Clinton Babcock to the convention
that nominated him as the democratic
candidate for congress at WATERFOWL
Wednesday.
Friday, Sept. IL, 1890.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-09-10
program
Public Library Notes.

Adult readers are cordially invited to
use the library as reading room on
Sundays from to p. m. Magazines,
newspapers and books will be found on
the tables and shelves, and the libra
rian will be present to aid in finding
any material that is wanted, but no
material can be drawn out for home
USE
A new atlas will be found on the cen
trail table that will interest readers of
war news. 1t contains the latest maps
of the countries at war, also an en-
cyclopoedia of geography, special feat
ure maps, statistics, etc.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-09-10
Bills presented and allowed:

Plat of Towne's Albion Road Addi-
ton was submitted to the council for
their approval.
Aid. Jensen offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
Whereas, L. H. Towne has submitted to this
council plat of lands sub-divided into lots, to
be known as TONNES ALBION Road Addition to
the City of EdgertOn, therefore be 1t
Resolved, That such map with lots as shown
thereon is laid out and plated to the satisfac-
ton of the common council, and is in all re-
spects hereby approved and adopted.
Roll call on resolution-Ayes 4.
On motion sewer committee were in
structed to have necessary repairs made
to fiushers to sewerage system.
On motion of Aid Dallman the street
committee were instructed to have
crosswalk laid across Catlin street at
intersection of High street.
Aid. Stark offered the following reso-
luton ann moved its adoption:
Whereas. Notice having been duly served on
Mary Dunnigan to build sidewalk alongside
her property in the third ward, and she having
failed to comply with such notice; therefore
be it
Resolved by the Mayor and Common Coun-
Gil. That the mayor and city clerk be instruct
ed to advertise for bids for laying cement side
walk along the northerly margin OF Lot II.
Block i, Lawton's Addition TO the City OF Ed
gerton, said walk to be OF kind and quality
prescribed by the city: the cost of laying said
walk TO be levied and collected with the taxes
on said property at the next tax collection.
Roll call-Ayes T.
On motion council adjourned.
H. B. KNAPP, City Clerk.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-09-10
Common Council Proceedings.
EDGERTON, WIS, Sept. 6, 1915.
Friday, Sept. IL, 1890.

Regular meeting of the common
council, Mayor Skinner presiding. AL
dermen present: Arthur, Dickerson,
Dickinson, Jensen, Stark, Dallman.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Financial report of city treasurer,
showing a balance of $18, 1886 Sept.
1st, read ond ordered filed.
Bills presented and allowed:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18

Sront, bic fiir Die armse, bic iie I'M
g.iib but, Don sr5Bism Dsrt5 fem
psrorn, ipsnn bic OffsnfiD. b.siunt.
Die JrausDfsu beboupieu. n5rhIid
bon Mrras uHb in Der Champagne 90
zen pon GROCER Didtigisit asuommsn
su baden, bic Ssutfd.n unb fraHs0fis
I5en gsridts finb absr 10 pibsrfpres
dsnb, Sab es ftrDsr in. gu fa9sH, Oh
bic poIitionsn Der beibsri.itissu ar'
rsen In Der l.btsu 3eit Elm: Dsfsnt'
li9e D.rdnbrung srfa6rsn 3dben-
Der Sptimismus Der 8nbiinbstsn
i'm Wsiisn ipirb aud Don ben RuHsu
sstbeilt. qus ct. pstsrsburesr aorrs'
iponb.nt.n Der aonbon.r 8.itunssn
Seuisn an. bab ii4 bafo wi4tis. er'
sisniiie abipi.lsn ipsrSsu. Die Ru6su
be6oupieu, Sisss iibsr Die Osftsrrsi'
der In @aIiaisn unb IN Der @utowina
erruusen su bab.n, lpas absr pon ben
Deitsrr.i9srn in abrebs ssitsllt tpirS.
SIN n5rbli9sn pOI.n finSsu Hat
per.ins.lts Rdmpfs spif9en Sem Iis'
men unb praasnpss ftott. alus bsr
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|ui&ts senorbsn unb man srbri4t fi6
iest ben aopf Suriiber. mas isst Der
GslbmarI9ag bon 5inSsnburs Dor
bat.
Die Speraiionsu gsg.n bic Sarba'
nslen i&<insn Don Der 5Iotts Der 9sr'
binSst.n gum 5beiI einssfteat iporSsn
gu fsin. 2lufi.bsn errest aber bic
fyubrs Sss britif6en ar.uaers .ams'
sbpIt- burt5 bic Sarbou.tltn bis IN bi:
glS6e Don slosard. Ran sIaubt ies,,
SaB qdns.ri&iif. ftder bic paHass
forcinn i5nnsn, penn ss ben iiirtis
Iden 9ait.ritn niat gtluus.n III, ben
lsiSten arsus.r IN ben Grunb ;u
bobr.n, obpobl pisl. p.ricnsn an
gorb s.tSbi.i uub DsrDuubet ipurbeH.
Grobss Sniersiie err.gsu bic llnters
banblungsn. bic Jest in Spfia i'm
@angs fem ioGl,n. no Der a0uis pom
gulgarien am RittDo9 bic GsianStsn
Der Gntsnt. RGdts. ben rumdniiaeu
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bon sinsr miIitdriT9en RiHiOn mad
Rublanb suriidseiebrt III. Gs tutro
NIT Der RSsII4ssit gsrs4nsi, bab
Bulgarian sas Ramaaita slsiGis!ila
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-18

ipGbrenb lie aus ben Daroonellen emf
fernt perben iollte, srplobirte, ipie aus
2t5en gemelbet pirh. Webrere perios
nen tnmen babel ums ge6en.
aonituntinopel, II. Wdr5.
9ia Berlin per Juntsntelesrnpb mad
2onSon. Die Sperutioneu Der Glotte
Der 9erbiinbetsn ssgen bic Sarounsls
len tpdren in ben lesten padr Sogen
obne gebsutuns. Die san3e 4tiipitdt
Der arisssidiffe bsi4rantts ii4 ani
DemonItratiOnen. 3fpei neue @erIu4e
BON &reuaern unb SorpeoOboOt5erit0s
rern, ii9 ben GuBersn 8efeitigungs'
perten gu ndbern unb bic Winsn aug
bem Tabrnafsr gu enifernsH, tDurben
bur6 Das nirtIame Geuer Der @srs
tbeibiger pereitelt.
Die gtDilbebolteruns bon aonItdns
tinOpsl ift gang rubis uHb I9eint Ii6
aug ben 8eriu9en Der @erbiiubeten,
bic SarbanelIen gu foreirsn,fo gut tuis
adr lihts Al MAIDEN.
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Cfiisielle ariessnahrih'
ten bonn beutiAe,s
Weneralitab.

Berlin, II. WGr5. Guf brahtlos
fem D.ss mad GapOills, 6. 5. 0i,
bslif6en RiIitGrh5Orbem erlisbsn am
Wiitpod oi. folg.ubs offisisIe Be-
iunntmaduHs iibsr bic nsusfteu grsis.
niIf. duf Dem ariegsI5auplaB:
rDi. admpFe I'M ben geiis eiHsr
9fnbDbe bei glotrs Dame be 2orstts.
ncrSpsFlia bOn arras. babsn NIT si.
mem Sisg, Der CsutiaeH sesHbet.
.Sn bsrGbampasn., beiOnbers tpeitIi6
BON psrtbes u. n5rSIi9 Don &c WesniI
uni.rnabm Der G.inb am DisuItug
msbrsrs srfoIslOI. Gugriffs. R5roli4
Don as Rssnii DurSsu ipGtsr bic au.
sriffe NIT sr5bsr.n SruppsnmoHeu
tDisSsrboli unb bic admpfe iinb bort
nod i'm Ganss.
,Sn ben arsornsH bdben aud bi.
9dmpfe md tsin Gube errsi4t. Die
5ransoien fnb DON ben 9lbbdussn
| IiiSpeitIid5 BON @aHsois, bic iie bsiesi
bntt.n, Dsrtrisbsn porbsH. 3pti gus
Igrifi. Der GrnnSoisu i'm Dalb BON Sc
pr.irs, jiibpsitlia bon pont.asMouIs
ion, ialps.u fsbl. Su ben Doseien
6dbsn nar 2lttilsrisSu.lIs itaitssfun'
ben.
Der 9ormarfd Der Rufsu geg.n bi.
5taSt saurosgsn in Der ruiTifden
propin5 appnO, uOro0FIi4 BON
5iIfit, unS s.ssu aaHSssausan in Sfs
preubsn. ssraos an Otr9renss ieni,its
uOn suurogssu s,lsssn. IN uufssbuItsn
iporoen. Die RuHsR iinb bort su'
riidesidIassn DOrSsn.
Mud bic @srfua, Der gfuifen. bic
Ssuti6en aiRien sruifasn Ssm Siapa
unS bsm SrSpc 5Iub. n6rbli9 SOH
Wari9uu. gu bur4bys4su. fnb miB'
lungen.
s5iibIid BON Der Dei@ieI .ift bic
Gage unbsrdnb,rt.
Was bic GronsOfsn su fo'
gen babeu.
CARTS, IL. RGrs. Dds ariesss
Iminiitsrtsin "a! ben fuIs,nSsa Rsri&i
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2oubon, IL. Wdrs. - On
@ortIaut Der Qniportsn eir gbiporb
Greps ouf bic amsritanii4nr Ro.,n,
Sie auf bi. gsnubuns nsutralcr G5ias'
gen isitens 5anoelsf@ifin frises.
fiibrenbsr gtationen, unb auf bic ltn'
terbriidung bsr 2ebsnsmitislaufu5r
mad Dsuifdlanb geaus bobsn, 1T an
Rittfpo4 per6ffeniIidt iporb.n. Der
Jnbalt IN bstannt unS bas .in5ig.
Tsue barin IN. bob England sarin In
beitimmter meiie .rtldrt, rsine Blot
iaSe s.s.n DeutfalaHb etabIirn 81
ipoIIsn1. gisber mar bas Wor!
.Blodabs" in ben Gntanbigunsen psr.
miebsn iporben.
Man III bier Der slnfi6t, bab bi.
geriifsruns. bab Der nsuirafsn Gdiffs
fabrt 70 ipsuis SinberniiIs als m6slid
IN ben Mes seIest iv.rb,n foll.n. uHn
bob ip.bsr G4iff. nod lire aubuussu
toufissirt perben piirbsn, Di,l ba3u
bsitrdssn pirb, bi, GinDdHbs Der
Der. Staaten gu sniirafisH. Wsdn er'
ipartet absr bsnnc5 etn.n psiisren
proisit.
absr bieIs Siplomniti9en Jrcsen.
bon tsnsn 70 oiel abbdnst. lsus.u nur
momsntan bic Mufmer!famt.it bon ben
ShlahtfsIbern. bon ben Sperationsu
sessn bic DarbanslIsn unS b.r Mitipts
tat Der b,uif9sn ilntsrf,s6oOis ab. bss
nsn am Mittno9 ipisbsr Srsi Dumpfsr
gum Spfsr stfalIsn iinb.
Mabrsnb bic MiliidrbebSrSsn Si.
erSbisn anftr.ngunssn MAIDEN. I'm bi,
probuttirn bon ariessmai.rial gu psrs
mehren unb aufs R.ue gum R.irutirsn
nufforbern, berri@t iibsrau Der grSbts
Optimismus. 81. Srob.n 9erIufs.
ipsld. bas britiIhe Setr In ben Rams
pfen Der lss.sa Mods srIitten bat. boz
ben allsrbinss .iniss geitiirsuns Ders
uriddt, man bat iih aber nit bsm Gss
bdntsn pertraui ssma4t. Sab bic @srs
luit. ppn i.st an INNER srDbsr psr'
ben miiEsn unb S.DsfmaHn in Gnss
lnnb slaubt .bab D.Hn siuHaI Si. Dfs
fsniiOs bssinni. es fem ilmts9rsn mshr
sebsn tDirb.
Die 9sIgisr. gnsIdnber unb Grans
sofsn tGmpisn sur 3sit I'm ftrctsgiide
poIiiionsn, um ben BsFs BON SiissIu
,unb anbHsu puaissn an sts lanssn
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Giufr att 1fr Wttkiittf GnAlat,os, rim attofrfr
an Orr Wffkiittr 9rlanos ,tt'> finrr
int rn9lithfn Eamal.

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DsrOffsntii9t:
.2ln Der gir bat bic belsiIte ar.
NEE peitere Sortiaritte ssma6t unS
Gss,nansriffs Der Deutf4sH suriitss'
t4laseH.
.an Der britiideH Grunt bobsr
siemlia beftise artilsrisssfs4ts fatt'
g.fuuben.
,R0rbli5 bon Nrrds mDa4te Der
Geinb ipdt am 9isnifas gla4mitta9
pisOsr einsH erfoIslOisn @erIu4, iid
uuierer 9rdbsu bel bem 9isel DOT
NOtrs Dame be 2orsite su bemG4ti'
gen.
| ,SoifDns unb Rbeims finb Dieoel
bombdrbirt poroen. Die aatbeordl'
Don Rbstms nurbs DON srpsi 9eI4ofer
getrOffsn.
.Sn Der Champagne, n0rSlia Dor
Sc MeguiI unb nsitli9 DON bem Sagsl
Ro. 1876, ba6.n mir eine Di&tige I'm
b0be gei.Ommen, bic DON benz Jstue'
beisbt mar.
.Syn ben QrgounsR iiHo msbrersan'
griffe Der Ssuti4en 5wii4eu Roloni
uno JOur be quris auriidssf4lagsT
porosn.
.Sn Der Segerp oonWDsDre bat Hul
EN- 4rtillerisbuea Itattssfuuoen-
,GiHer unisr.r Gniutitsr bat gDm'
fen Quf bic aaisrnsn IN GDImdr, IN
ObereglIab, geT6Ieubert.
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Seftialiibcs @iitben ber
Nuiiem In Citpreuken.
gisfe sauieube ouu Siirgeru ermDr'
bet poer fortgeidleppt.
Re5r ala 10000 5duier mics
bersebrdHHt uHS 10000
MpbuuHgen ausge'
pIiHoert.

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fem Dsss mad SapOius, 8. ). Der
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5ussben, pessu Der Gefabrsn, bic Der
S6iiTen bur9 Rinen oroben.