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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13

Close to the masters desk. in one
Of the new class rooms at Bradneld
college, a pair of robins have built
their nest The cock bird is exceed
ingly tame, and breakfasts every
morning with the secretary OF the col
lege, Henry Money. 1t likes bacon
better than anything else for break
fast--London Times
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13
A Trylnu Ordeal.

Colonel" asked the beautiful girl.
when was the most trying moment Of
your life7" 1T was when | went to
my wife's father for the purpose Of
asking him to let me have her. He
was very deaf. and l had to explain
the matter before twenty clerksi"-
Answers.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13

Louis Levitt and Isidor Randelman
Of New York have obtained a patent
for a means by which the milkman
can lock milk bottles to the door of
the house to which he delivers them.
so that they cannot be removed un-
til the door is opened.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13

Man is not only of few days and
full Of prunes. but he is an insignia
cant mutt at his wedding. his wife's
parents are the heroes when the arst
baby comes. and after that his wife
takes over his pay envelope every
week.-Houston Post
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13
The poo and the Fly.

The dog cares not whether his mas-
ter is rich or poor but Is as faithful
mansion" Same way with the house
fly. Never deserts a house because
It is humble.-Louisville Courier
Journal.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13
Worth Will. ouata,Ion..

BE not anxious about tomorrow. Do
today's duty, fight today's temptation
and do not weaken and distract your
self by looking forward to things
which you cannot see. and could not
understand. II you saw them" -
Charles Kingsley.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13

Wonder II It ever occurs to the con-
ceited chap that while he is spending
his time Dragging about his ability the
quiet little chap is busily earning his
way to another raise in salary
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13

A tablespoonful Of turpentine in a
cup OF milk makes the best mixture
for cleaning an iron bed Apply with
IA piece OF cheesecloth and polish with
flannel
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13
Mankind Classified.

Mankind is divided into two classes
those who earn living am
get 1t, and those who get
without earning IT.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13
Future Reform Work.

When the modern reformers finish
preparing girls for matrimony they
might devote their attention to teach
ing ducks to swim.-Washington Post.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13

Women In Tobacco Factories.
There are 5000 more women than
men working in the tobacco factories
in Pennsylvania
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13
You Should KNOW This.

The world will have to get along
without you some day. don't think
that 1t can't do It now.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13
Daily Thought.

A lie always has a certain amount
OF weight with those who wish to be
lieve it-Rice.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13

A boy Of ripe experience Is too wise
TO monkey with green fruit
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13
No Joke.

Brevity may be the soul Of wit. but
when a man is short it's no joke.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13
A Great Summer.

This has been a great summer no,
70 go camping.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-10-13
A Rain of BARGAINS
AT The W. M. Dickinson Company Store
Where BARGAINS Reign

week of Colossal October
pleasant sale have had-for the biggest
magnificent demonstration of confidence good will The
W. NJ Dickinson Company Store When the unmchable
of families already Scores people have prospecting and k
naturally during
Fall
which brought priced specially
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-23

ter. A little more than year ago
Bishop Quayle lost his daughter, Mar
paret, who succumbed to cancer in
Chicago after having taken the rad
ium treatment at DR.. Howard Kelly's
sanatorium in Baltimore. RI =
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-23
MILLER GOES
TO PHILIPPINES

DULUTH, April 22.-Conpressnlan
Clarence B. Miller leaves today for a
trip to Hawaii, and possibly to the
Philippines. In case he goes only to
Hawaii, he expects to be back in eight
weeks, but if he goes to the Philip
pines his absence will be indefinite.
The trip to the Hawaiian islands
will be in company with a group of
United States senators and congress-
men who have been invited by the
residents Of the islands, who are pay
ing all expenses. There will be eigh-
teen senator's and twenty-five repre-
sentatives in the party. The honor is
rather unusual, for the Hawaii resi-
dents picked and invited the specific
members Of congress whom they
wanted to entertain, and did not send
an indiscriminate invitation.
Congressman Miller says that moth
ing has been said by the hosts-to-be
as to the reason of the invitation,
but as there are a number of matters
in the way of legislation in which the
residents of the islands are deeply in
terested, it is supposed that they are
concerned.
1.-The duty on sugar comes off in
july" said Congressman Miller to-
day, land the residents of the islands
are vitality interested in this. Unless
something is done by congress, they
believe that they will suffer greatly
because of the removal of the duty.
Then the matter of fortifying Pearl
harbor greatly interests them. Doubt
less we will hear much of both mat
ters and most likely of other things.
Unquestionably the invitation is ex-
tended in order to have the senators
and congressman see their needs"
AS to the prospective visit of Con-
gresham Miller to the Philippines,
there is nothing definite about it yet.
Most Of the members of the house
committee on insular affairs are 60
ing to visit the islands, and Mr.. Mil
Ter has been urged to go with them
because Of the fact that he made the
islands an extended visit recently, and
is considered better acquainted with
conditions and localities there than
any other member of either congress
sional body.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-23
WOULD
AID THE COP.
Editor Close to Former Presi:
dent Makes Statement
After Conference.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt will be back in the
Republican party ranks for the 1916
campaign unless his old-time ene-
mics, the "reactionaries," insist on
adopting a policy and program which
neither he nor those who left the
party in 1912 can support.
Friend Makes Announcement.
Frank Knox, publisher of the Man
chester, N. H., Union, who is an old
and intimate friend of Colonel Roose-
welt, made this announcement yester-
day. Mr.. Knox and several other Pro-
gressive Republicans recently lunched
with Colonel Roosevelt and the situa-
ton was considered. AS the result Mr..
Knox said, he feels confident that the
Republican party managers have only
to show a willingness to nominate a
candidate acceptable to Progressives
to secure the hearty cooperation of
the colonel.
Holds Waiting Attitude.
Colonel Roosevelt's attitude right
now is waiting one," Mr.. Knox said.
"He recognizes the present as hair
trigger situation politically and he is
observing developments with the
earnest hope that the position the Re-
publican party will take and its can
didate will be such as to permit
hearty support by the million and
one-half who persisted in voting the
Progressive ticket in 1914.
Not "For" Any One.
'No man has the slightest author
ity to say that Colonel Roosevelt is
for this particular candidate or that
one. He lacks both desire or pur-
pose to employ MS influence in favor
of any candidacy. He has been quoted
as friendly to the Weeks boom, as
looking with favor on that of Her.
rick; i. is implied in this mornings
PAPERS that he would regard Roots
l.cm'nation wit, pleasure. There is
not a vestiye I'll ground for any CT
these assumptions. 1t may be said
with equal truth that he has not in
dcrsed the candidacy of Senator Cum
rims, nor commented in any way
upon the talk Of Borah. He is simply
abiding the progress Of events, rec
| ognizing the vital necessity of a
change in administration in order to
restore permanent prosperity at home
and to re-establish American pres.
tige abroad.
May Have His Influence.
II feel at liberty to declare that the
Republican party may have the tire.
mendous advantage of Roosevelt's aic
in restoring harmony and achieving
an old-time victory if its policy anc
program is such as will permit those
who left the party in 1912 as a pro
test against ultra-reactionarism tt
support it"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-23
A FINE PLACE FOR A KILLING.

resident of this city who has driven the Evh
road remembers the that highway the lead
ing West Virginia. will be in full sympathy with the petition
Virginia residents city council the highway
wdened at that point Both roads much travelled It is
of ideal spots in the city for automobile collision It's
repair and guarding should not be delayed longer than
is necessary ,*=4:-. =: 49, x. p ".."
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-23
SUBMARINES GET 81 OF VICTIM
TOLD TO POLICE ROBBERS CRAFT

MINNEAPOLIS, April 1.-Two Of
the worlds biggest submarines came
up the Mississippi river yesterday,
went over St. Anthony falls and an
chored opposite the flour mills, &C.
cording to the story two men told
Michael Lamo Of Cumberland, Wis.,,
yesterday just before they rolled him
in pile Of cinders and robbed him
of 81.
Lamo was on the steel arch bridge
gazing down the river when two men
stopped beside him and began talking
about the weather. Lamo asked them
what the two things were that pro-
truded from the water a little way
down stream. He pointed to the white
cement piers that are to support the
Third avenue bridge. 80
why those are submarines that
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-23

have come up the river on a cruise"
replied the two men. "Those are the
coming towers that you see there"
Then the two strangers told Lamo
that the boats were just on a short
visit and would sink and go over the
falls. They asked him if he would
like to 60 down and see them. Lamo
certainly wanted to see them, he
said, so he accompanied them to the
milling district and out on the flats
below the falls.
There the two men pounced on him,
rolled him into. the cinders until his
face was lacerated and took his
money.
Later the police arrested Michael
Smith and Nicholas Stitch as suspects,
Lamo Identifies them, according ia
the poice, and lie was also locked
up % 4: witness. .*> H.. 81.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-23

The failure the Harrison receive consideration the
lower house of the legislature should bring disappointment
body the Iron Ranges be said that defeated
issue merits but simply failed receive
consideration because with many other
back the house calendar to be reached.
The lessons of the Harrison bill obvious It has
beyond the question Of doubt that the Iron Range
cities not unit the suggested and in quarters openly
endorsed policy levyng limit expanding
well.
It's chief effect has direct
lions the state to the fact that have been enjoying
tona privileges here and abusing
There certain signs that another session Of the legislature will
find openly advocated entirely system of taxation ap
piled to the mineral this section of the state
be the form tonnage may be otherwise arranged
but it is pretty certain to
The abos of those interested killing the that laid
the golden should say, have not been entirely
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-23
MANY BAPTIZED
IN CROSBY LAKE
Large Throng Watches Public
Immersion at Crosby
Pentecosta1s.

CROSBY, Mimi, April 22.-Twen-
ty-eight Pentecostals were baptized
yesterday afternoon in Serpent Lake
at the ingalls, Motor company's docks.
A hymn was sung and a prayer was
read, then each member was totally
immersed in the icy cold water by
two of the Pentecostal ministers. The
ceremony was witnessed by about 500
people. Pentecostal meetings have
been held nightly the last week in the
Leino hall and last night they ended
for an indefinite time as the minis
tiers will leave for Bemidji.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-23
A BIG YEARS DEVELOPMENT.

Indications that the will be of the biggest
history of this section agricultural development and that
district hereabous will forge ahead faster than the country
about Cook in the Little Fork valley This is all the
why Virginia should attention to the matter of road
building improving between this section and the country to
north This city afford be without good highway
section that growing rapidly it this Scattered all
along the line Of the D. W. between Virginia and Green
market for their produce here This their
big town. They annually becoming business asset in
creasngly important Most of these people interested
good highway between Virginia and their districts The road
facilities better than but there is still for
The best highway possible too good between
Virginia and the Little Fork valley Besides it affords and
the and north end of Lake Veron should
not be neglected if public interest will help this
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-23
THE BOXING COMMISSION.

selection of the commission which will have charge the
of the law giving the three largest cities the
state the right to hold tenound boxing exhibitions important
the retention Of that the statute books the state
the privileges granted under the law will result
it's certain repeal at the first opportunity Good sportsmen
everywhere want the supervision of gzed boxing in this
state capable hands, The commissioners will doubt be
lected Duluth Minneapolis the other ST. Paul.
Duluth could make better choice than Bruce gget of the
Duluth Herald Lgget is advocating Ned
Nu for the place and thereby making mistake He should
advice of Priscilla John Alden Lggett should
trouble landing this place than anybody think
Duluth he would be just the for the job
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-23
WHY NOT A CITY MANAGER?

There to be disposition quarters to take it for
granted that the city plan worthy consideration
in connection with the campaign for the adoption here Of the
mission form of The question of it's consuionay
has raised but far The Enterprise informed
never been seriously investigated and memory
rect Judge Fesler said in his talk last Friday night
impracteable for Virginia and not unconstitutional
AS The Enterprise understands the
that city government is reduced to plain good business
The business of the city pretty thoroughly taken out of politics
and there is efficient administration all around
This without further investigation pre-
pared endorse the city plan unqaedy being
the thing want in Virginia. believes however, that
of city which should carefully investigated
before is finally rejected mpraccable here Anything
that will take the business city out politics worth look
ing into This city in with many others something
of this kind.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-23
A SHEPHERD AND HIS FLOCK.

In Ramsey county shepherd and his flock represented by
negro minister and his congregation the courts in iga
o The flock has failed the shepherd $500 for preaching
the and he seeking through the ordinary
nues of the law open to him.
The incident less amusing of because of its
connection Ham. However, this
condition. neither it always confined to congregations
When tempted to smile incident is WE'LL should say
to remember the Biblical Injunction LET him who is without
among you the first stone 1t be well to stop here
for fear of becoming too personal.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-23
PRA1NERD SALOONS
TO GO GUT OF BUSINESS

BRA1NERD, Mimi, April 21.-The
council finished canvassing the city
vote last night and officially declared
that no-license had carried by $50 to
800 votes. Twenty-one saloons quit
business last night. All licenses ex-
pire July /, so that the city must re-
fund $4,000 to license holders.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-23
WANTED TO BU1--Small cash reg.
lister, address Box 982.
BISHOP QUAYLE'S WIFE
REPORTED SERIOUSLY ILL

MINNEAPOLIS, April 22.-Mrs.
W. A. Quayle, 1881 Hewitt avenue,
St.. Paul, wife Of Bishop William A.
Quayle of the Methodist church, is
seriously i'll from an attack of chronic
heart trouble. Her condition became
SO critical yesterday morning that
Bishop Quayle, who was presiding at
a Methodist conference at Meredith,
N. H., was notified. He is on his
way to her side. This morning Mrs.
Quayle was reported to be much bet
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-04-23

EXPERIENCED BARBER desires a
position in or out of town. Mat
Panian, POS End Ave., Chisholm,
Mimi. St
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WANTED.-Man between Is and 40.
Industrial business. Salary and
commission. Apply box SO. If
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13
Die Sonbennirumg npn 3
nprtpesiiden mnS einem
fdjtpeoiiben 1antpfer
Seiteus oes britif den 9 7 ts
fen1eridtes perlangt.

QOnbon, Il. SuIi. - Der Gene
ralanpalt, Sir @opdro garion, ers
iu6te am Wontog i'm Rdmsn Der Rs.
gierung Oas 9riiengsri9t, baB es bic
RorpestI9en Sdmpfsr r4lfreo RObeI"
.Sim", v8i0rnitierus gi0rnien" uno
ben i6pebti4eR 8ampfer n5riebIdnb"
bic Ieit ldngerer I3eit pou ben britiihen
9eb0roen auriidoebaIten purben, toRs
Oemrireu ioqe. Der @eueraIanpalt
Iaets, bub bieie 0ampfer abioluts uno
6ebinsunsspeiIe Soutrebanbe DON
2lmerita, uro fir ben &OtpIum in
Oeuti9lanb bsItimmt, an 8orb bat.
ten.
Sir gSparb 9rep iagte, SaB aua
nod SO anoere Oampfer NIT dbult6eH
2aoutgeR on 8oro, BON brittiben
Sriessittffen einsebradt poresn ieieu.
&openbdgsn lei tbatIddIih in cine
@prratbstdmmer fir bic 8erIorguns
Der bsutf6en Srupper umgepanSeIt
iUorben Die in Grase itebenben 2a'
blnsen beitGnbeu m Der 9auptId6s
aus lanSpirtbI ndftIi6eU probutteu,
.GItI@ psa otn srrssn Glisasoes pSs
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Serbdltnismdkise Stillc
9erri6t auf Oem 0itli4eH &risgsfaru'
pIaB.
&ngriffs Der StaIiener aberaQ 3uriid.
geiAIagen.

Bien, iiber 2onbOn, u. Suli. -
Oas 9rObe 9auptquartisr erIisB am
Ulontag bic fOlgenbe 9etanntraadung
nit Se8ug auf ben GOrtgang Der trie'
gerii6en greigniiIs:
Ruiiifdsr &riegsI4aupIaB: PIN
Bug. norb0ftli9 Don Bust (gust liegt
80 NsiIeH OituorOOit Don Qsmbsrg)
eritiirmten am Sonntag uniere Srup'
pen cine ruiTii9e qoiition BEL 9eretu'
lamp. 4m iibrtgen 5beil Der norbtpeIt'
Li6en JrOHt 1T bic Gage unoerdnbert.
Stalisniifer 9riegsi6auploB: nS5n
Der aiiitengegen iinb &n9riffe Der Sta
liensr bel 9ermesIiunO, RebipugIia
unb an anbersn punttsn iiipl;6 BON
aru 3uriidgeIfIagen tporben.
rGn Der &Grntbner 9ren5e iinb
QrtifIerietdmpfe i'm 9ange unb bic
Teiubli6e 4rtilIerie riftet aud Elm un'
untsr6rodsnes Geuer gsssn unfsre po'
iitionsH nurbpsitlid bonn 9rsu36.ra
urb aud sss.n siniss uuIersr gef:Itt-
suns.n an Der StrOIer 9reu3e. eln'
griffs bes Gsinbss auf GOIbi!oua fHt
| febIssI4IdssH.
Sib5itli6.r ariegsI6oupIaB. nOt
Woutenegrirsr betunbeteH tn Der IeBter
3sit cine ssobe, aber erfOlsIpIe atti'
pitGt an Der GrsN3e Der 9er3esofptna
3p.i Battalion. griffsn nat DOrbsrss'
gangsnem Reimbursement uniere pOlt'
tion.n SItlt6 por Irtorac an, tie pur'
ben absr 3urists.iblassu- etHer uH'
I.r.r Slisssr brmbarotrts 5iir gIstdsH
3sit In srfOlsrsIter @eiis etu fstublt'
Dies Eager.
.Deitsr iiibltt purbe eiu fstnbIt'
5sg Battalion bas Hber bic SrsH5e ss'
sar3.n mar, suriidsstrtebeu. SstItt
Don sr.btnie bat Der Jsinb uniers po'
fitpuen erfolaIos bombarbtrt.
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Wiit benz 2Sprriden Der
Jtalieuer bapert es.
Sic oerm0sen ssgeu bi.
pterreiaiiaen QlpeRs
fsfunseu tdts aus
3urt6tsn.

S.uf, Sdpsi,. II. SuIi ii6ss
qaris. - Die Stalisrsr riitsn in Der
Isstsu 9sit iebr Iausiam Dor, tpsuu
ii6,rboupt pon ,inem @orriideu Elm.
Rsbs isin ;aun. Die 2tufsabs, ogra bic
5ft.rrsidifdsu QIpsnfeitunssn tur61us
ortngeH, III isBt iapieriser ala is, ba
bic Seitsrreihsr bsbeutsube geritdr'
tuHeeu srbaIten ba6er. Cine Der grGBs
len S6pierietsitsn, NIT osrsn bic Sta,
lisusr gu tdmpfen babsn, 1T Die, OuB es
fat uumOslid 1T, nit SiIfe inoiyetten
5euers bic Sta9elbrdbtbinbsrniTs Der
Ssitsrreider 5u 5eritOrsr.
Der &0nig gittor Emanuel. Der iia
in Der Gsfabrsors bsfinbst, fab mehr
aIs cine StunOs lang osm gcmbarbs'
msut bon WuIborsbstto gu.
gtus elmer Dspei6e aus Snrsbrud
gsbt bsrOor, ouB bic Geutl5en cine
neue grmee unter benz Geueral 2tn'
bsnborf in Der 9eeeno BON Msiin6su
,On1entrirsu sic Iol mad Srisnt se'
jaidt perOer.
Gs RuHsn iait.a aussiS5r 5000
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Suit'3 Der neueft'
Zhred Der Sriten,
Die Gsutf6e Grfinburg cine fur6t.
bare Wlfie-

2onbon. II. Suyi. = Der aors
Respondent Der .DoiIp Rail~ in Rot
tsrbam tabslt:
"sSn amtliheu s.I,grammen purbe
btrsits Der nsueiisn iuy5t6arsn Dafs
fe Der Geutfdeu. Der eufts5urpebos,
erpobnung setbou IND ib babe audi
i4ou 9sridieben.s ibsr bic aonitruts
tiOH uuS bic WirtTam.sit bieier Grs
finbung a.Iefsn. absr 9euti6lanbs
Hsuss sSlug 5orp,So peidt san3 sss
ipdltig BON Ssm in 9Oroou befinSliten
Wobsu a6.
urfpriinslih bon sinsm i9ipsbiitsn
OffiSier TfuHoen. Der es an arupp
oer!duite. bat beutitsr grfinSungss
9siit bas Cuff 9orpsOo bsrart UNI.
aeGnberi. Sab taum nod sttpas BON
BEN ihfp.Siifsn Rub,a ii5rig IN. Die
ftpebtfde GrfinSuns s!si9t elmer ris'
iissu Sdrapuels5ali.; ss bat cine
Surbin.n MaT6iH,. bic bur6 Gass
nrut geirisbm ipiro. Tas b,ati9e
6Iua Surpsbo bat bic 9eftalt zines
aufif4iffes. Gs 1T nit grop.qerg
ausaeitattst, ipirb .Isttrifb betti.beu
une Don .iusm Zeppelin aufttreus
ser ouf brabtlciem gDsse birisi.rt.
Ons b.utide auft 1orpebo lam
tbdiid6lid brei Gturbsu in Der Cuff
itJpeben; Is fam auf sfpei Rsilsn
Diitan3 asuau birisisrt tperben. Bel
beioen grfinbungsn peybeH bic pru.
iettiIe aus timer 6iiIi. ssfeusrt; o6sr
bds beuti6e bat 5tpsi otbearme, bic
uitomatiib TN 2lusenblid bes
ifeusrns in gsipesuHg ssiest fperbsu.
Die DeutidsH ipsrosn bic fur6tbas
re Wuffe osssn bic 9IaiirtsusJIOtts in
9nDsnbuns brtngen. uuo es III 3u sr'
tpurt.n. bab bic Wirtung Der In
ariessi8iffs siuf6IassuSsH aufi.SOr'
.pssSs siRs Syausnaai.s isia srsTb. 3rei,