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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28
WILL RUstANIA SEIZE THE CHANCE?

WILL. RUstANIA SEIZE THE CHANCE?
The next question after that as to Itays de-
cision is what action If any, Rumania will take.
Will she remain neutral or will she take up
arms? Italian statesmen calculated that In the
event of Itays declaring she would be
joined by RunIania within few days. but there
hove been no echoes of war negotiations in
substantiation of tina; view
The importance of Rumania's action from
the Austro-German view point is evident by a
glance at the map, For over five hundred miles
the sRumanian frontier borders on Austria. In
feet, i, circles about Austria in such manner
that BY invasons from both sides of the angle
in which the Austrian territory is included Ru
mania may readily overrun great section OF
country
Neither is Rumania's army to be despised, al
though her navy is Son-existent, Over 100000
men are now under arms. with practically the
whole male population of the nation subject to
call tthe total population is over seven milIion}
Should Run ania enter the war the Teutonic
allies will be completely surrounded by hostile
territory save Tor Few miles along the Swiss
"a
fective" blockade of further food importation, as
Switzerland is surrounded on all Der other Dor
ders by nations hostile to Germany and Austria,
and the Dutch coast is effectually blockaded by
the English navy In view of the fact that
Rumania herself usually exports large quantities
OF grain and food supplies. her declaration of
war would be double blow In that 1t would
deprive the Teutons of native Rumanian sup
Plies as we'll as imports through that country.
Rumania, therefore. II she desires to fight.
can make her aid most valuable to the Allies.
II she bargains well as Italy must have done,
and experiences no conjunction at the prospec.
OF losing her best and finest young life 1t will
be profitable Tor her-always provided
that what she gets from 1t will be secured to
her beyond tn" power OF her own allies to dis
possess her.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28
DO VIZ WANT NEW posrorrrcE?

II Richmond wants new postoffice. modern.
adequate, beautiful, Richpond must do some
Thing. If Richmond does not want such q
.postofice Richmond need only continue. ~ al
present. The something to do is to unite
From union as always, wifi come strength to
obtain whsteyer all or us agree upon.
AS The situation stands at present there Is
an appropriation of S45o,oO0 for the purchase
of certain site for new postoffice, provided
the Secretary OF ths Treasury approves the
site. The secretary does not and viii not ap-
prove ~ therefore, the appropriation is In
great danger Of being lost, and Il lost it will
probably BIC many years before another Is OBJ
tained-, s.ss ss,-ss.a- s>.@s
What Richmond wants 20 do therefore. is
10 give up sae ldee Of the site on which much
time and energy ~ been sspsnded and ast
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28
Roanoke Times.

1t Is with a great deal of pleasure that we
learn that The Richmond virgnian has re-
covered from the threa tened financial ernbar-
rassment which was adjusted before it became
really hurtful. Its showing of gains in in come
N the three years past make 1t appear that The
Nlrginian. If it keeps up the same gait, will be
come a moneymaking power, we'll great
lreformer.
The financial interest, however is not the
fcnly which affects as AS member The
Nirginian is-well. it might be supreme In Vir-
ginia in its particular line And whenever We
wander away from the beaten track The vir-
Ginian is right there with the rifles shra ,nel
ma chine guns, and Busy Berthas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28

I4,s2s patients. There were raised for
foreign missions. as reported at tha
tast session OF the convention. s5s..-
45S.s7. The work for fsf4-I5 was laid
out on a basis OF $65S,25D.
which Is it--sunset or sunrise >
Yonder in the dusk lies the twilight
continent of Africa. Infidefity. COM
mercfaiism, seIfishness. and Claiming
the continent for their own. Chris-
uanity. commerce and brotherhood
dispute the claim. Which shall ii be
for Africe--the twilight of evening or
of morning."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28

The announcement in The Richmond vir.
ginian this morning that a provision of add
tional capital sufficient to assure the continu-
ance of 1.-THE Richmond misunderstanding
comes as a pleasant messenger to those who
favor moral cleanliness. reform and upiift all
over the stat. The Nirginian has always stood
on the firing line for all that is upright and
worthy, and he assurance that II will continue
to exist means an assurance that there will still
continue q fight. and strong fight for that
which r. right just and good.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28
F're(lcricksburg Free Lance.

While The virginsn has been very largely
a paper of idea, yet II has unquestionablv
done much for the advancement of the State,
and we sincerely trust that it will not be forced
to close down by reason of its present financial
problems. 1t has many friends throughout the
State, who believe in the things for which it
stands and these friends should demonstrate
their loyalty e the newspaper and its principles
ty opening their pocketbooks in this hour of
its need.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28
Thanks, Brothers!
Petersburg Index-AppeaI.

The Richmond Virginian announces that it
has succeeded in raising the $4,000 necessary
To prevent its suspending publication. We offer
our congratulations We sincerely glad our
contemporary not forced to the wall through
lack of means to keep going. The Nirginian and
The Index-Appeal cannot always agree upon
public questions. but that has not made us wish
to it go out of business.
We extend sincere good wishes to The psr-
ginian and the hope that it may deserve a full
measure of prosperity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28
Newport News Press.

The Richmond Virginan announces that kind
friends have come to the rescue and put s26,.
600 of new money into the papers treasury so
that It's financial crisis has been successfully
passed and the paper win go on
Thousands Of its weE-wishers throughout the
Comm cnweath will read the news with glad
ness
Sometimes We have thought that The Vir-
ginian too good live. But also think
that it is too good and too useful to die Wa
hope that its new grip on life may be secure
and permanent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28

gressive paper that is credit to Virginia news
paperdom. Regardless of what feeling we may
have, either :or or against The virginian. We
know the paper as Virginia newspaper and.
therefore. wis, II to succeed. No doubt .hose
who are thoroughly IN sympathy with its edi-
torial policy are representative of those things
for which The virginian stands will see that
the necessary funds provided. We hope
80 at any rate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28

The Free Press hopes that the clientele of
The Richmond Virginan will heed its distress
cry and come 10 the rescue before that journal
has to suspend The Nirginian has
been a power for good in the Old Dominion,
and its downfall would be regarded victory
for the loose clement in some sections.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28
stanton Daily News.

We believe we express the sentiment OF the
newspaper fraternity il Virginia when we wish
The Virginian full measure of success in dis
posing of some fifty thousand dollars worth of
bonds that appear necessary to make the fur
Their publications of the paper possible
The virgnian is a newsy, wel-edited. pro-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28
WAR AFFECTS HOUSEHOLD
OF POPE BENEDIcT

Rome. May 27.--Monsignor Ger.
lacE. the Austrian private chamber.
lain OF the Pope. has been informed
In the Vatican. where he must remain
UNITS. the end of the war This ac-
tion was taken by the Pope whcE he
learned that Mgr. Gerlach no
longer attends the daily mass of th4
Pontif. where prayers are offered
Tor the triumph of Italian arms
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28
Covington yirginian.

Apparently the other Richmond newspa per
are attempting to throw the esteemed Rich
mond virgnian into bankruptcy The vir
gnian however, objects.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28

'That piano next door is forever going, go
ing, going
at was bought at an auction, maybe
--Browning's Magazine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28
Prohibition Anvil
North Carolina Quart Law.


The Quart Law has made good report fer
itself the first month and to date seems TO be
holding the lid down, not absolutely, but much
closer than any other regulation had lone.
From many quarters reports of greatly
decreased receipts of iiouor by common carers.
Noted blind tigers reported to have vacated
their old haunts Some accustomed to liquor
have -aid that if they could only get quart
in two weeks they would give II up altogether
end so the news has been good. There is not II
disllery in operation since April 80 In the sec
ond collection. district of Virginia. It is said
that the North Carolina law. together with tho
fact that Virginia will soon be dry. is RESPONSE
bic for their closure. The National Liquor
Dealers Association is recommending sweeping
reductions in the production OF distilled liul
everywhere. The prohibition wave is making
itself felt, and the po.nf is reached where they
can longer take large quantities of liquor
cut of bonded warehouses, whether sold not
tC make the impression that sales still on
the increase. Let the gcod work 90 on--Ralegh
Christian Advocate
len that way"
mo. It isn't so much trouble to close
them.-Penn State Froth
Are you going to the exposition?
Nope; can't afford it,.
But your wife bought an entire outfit
TO at the exposition"
That's why can't afford it."-Housor
Post
Il shall YOU for damages. Your con-
founded dog Just bit me-
You'll have to prove it. Wait moment
and I'll il his teeth fit the marks."-cen.
tury Magazine
"That piano door is forever going, go
ing going
--Brownngs Magazine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-28

lis it uncomfortable to have your ewes swol
len that way?"
mo. It isn't so much trouble to clos
them.-Penn State Froth
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16

- d Sem n AnqouIeme
erf4einenOen Sc Dtatin gbdrentais
bat Die 9un0eIstnmmer in 9Oitier5
sur abiteaung oes aleingsIomangels
100000 5ranteu @ilbety, JlideIa uno
SupfereeIo OertsiIen laiTen, I'm gu
Uerbinoern, Dap bas guolitum oas
&IeingelO periieft, miro Is oarauf
aufmertfom gemaGt. oaB e uur SO
projent oes Renntpert6es babe.
Damn bari man ui6t pergsTen,4
Iagt oas 8Iott. .oaB oas SiIbergelo.
pelfes gentle Qeute aufbdufen, mebr
als so pro5eat bonn Nenniperie bers
liersn piirbe, iDenn Die GreigniFe eins
trdten, Die geipifTe unoer6eFerlife
geifimifteu, Oenen man in 3u GROCER
an5ahl bsseghet, gu bsfir4teu i9eis
men,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16

qb6tlOuug 5 peranidauIidt Die
,qartrioge" oosr rsbbu1nfarbeus Sc
ocr5si4nung. SIR @runotcn snts
Ipridt, ME iaou Der Rams beiust
Der por5,rridenocn Garbe siHss gebs
bubns, engliIa qrairiee@ 9iden. IT
g~rau6raun nit Iapar3brauner
Gprentelung uno modt ben Ginbrid
zines 6ibf6sn Spibengepebss. So
6tns uno MDanbottes 1T oieie @efies
oerfdrbung eigen, bod finoet iie fi4
aud Sci gIpmout9 Rods.
abbilouHs 6 Idbt bic 9ebdnotrts
5eber3si9nung Der Gorniib Snoidn
@ames ertennen, Die ais grunofarbe
Elm fattes R%otbraun, bag Der Wlabas
gonifarbe nabetommt. aufpeiit unO
BON 2 Idlpar3en 6treifer, ME infer
Bib seigt, Ourhbrp9en pirb.
Gri90pft iino Die neri4ieoenartis
gen gtOer3eidnungcu oes @efliseIs
nit Ben D~orIie6enO e~rlpdbuten 3tpor
nod ai6t, bod bilOen Iie 3uiummen
nit Dem einfdaen NeiB unoSapdr5
ieoenFaas Die bauptfd4Iiaiten Grs
ldeinlngsfprmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16

HH . HHn -
lillm $50 tHfflH mb tf gult ia
tiHl6.b bfis ks5W 10 a8 1iU 40
tfgfiltu u%etdn3ailtsi Halatlib lot.
mtt. b8b Bic a9tiam iH HtitaAi
iommgubiH Agng0alammmbhim
~fbtnidl3 fA itHhtim laHfn
Mbhilbuna Bgtal uas be nipaHa'
ltb e1lF Rlnlf1 btbst8N& Hun8 tu
fauah %pininaitn Hltttnm uno coll
otnm eamtagast optf Gadbhhnlt
sic bal ibTh Namtn Don BEN rans
ben, Hah uain ii@ eiir1s 3uiptgtHs
ben l6poam 8ltdtu cher Lupftu,
6u ii4. on oer Spibt osr 6eotr re-
BEND. i1a 1it tiu grocer, auf 4lds
pier leiu IiHItHifopisn aui'
Nina palbittisi6rmigs. usruiiais
unb BON Der porati@Eittenm 3up'
itnform abpfidfnoe 5tihnuugcn btl'
ten bereits enlartung an.
Q6bilouua 3 laBt Die SiIpsr Lace"
pber Gpibmiorm osr i%ilbsrHeH uHo
eolosntu 01anooiiss erlenHsH. 5br
6aralteriIhitss Msrtmal IN bas
ioeiBe, nit idnor3tr umrdnouug
psrie6tnt Gtlo. ods nit sin'm aiEs
bisiern, uobl nuh nit etnem ibers
mdBiq ipiBen 6ubHersi cine gentle
2lebnli6teit btIibt. geri4pommsns
6mbtntDne psroeu BON preisridtsrn
auf ausFetuugsn ais JsbIer ssahus
oct.
qbbiIoung 4 3tigf cine gsitrtiits
Tsber am SaIsbsbang Der I~itbsrncn
Bbanopttes. MG9reno Die 9runOfars
be 3u beioen SeitsR oss Sdafiss
naa o6en bin 3u einem tieien
56Dar3 ii9 DerOihtet. muB bic
llmrdn rein peiBer 5dlbung
Ieina
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16
2as utter Der sieueu.

IS tpiir6e fppbl i9psr fallen, nit
@snauigteit feit3ulielsn. pk lanse
sine 4rbeitsbiene !sben t0nEtt. tpenn
man lie oaran perbinDerts, iih bur9
GH.faitung i6rer 9a!igteit IT. Siod
uno 5eto ouf5ureiben. SscbS Wo-
nate t0nnte Fe lpobl lsbsn. eielei6t
Elm gnn3ss SSobr; aber bns Dur6s
idnittsalter iDd9rsub oes Gommers
iiberidreitst toum 8 MOnots, uno
sur 3sit. lpsnn Der ales IN poafsr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16

gu p%erfanfen. - Nus Dem 6. 3.
2eiter 9ofIdB fino 10000 ader
bepdiiertes 9dno nnbe Glearmont in
Mpoming in 8beilen bon 40 gfdern
oufparts 81 berfaufen.. 8reis
$3.50 pro glder, $25 oabon boar,
Relt anf 8eit 81 7 Bros. Gut fir
3uferriibeubau qnfragen gu rid.
ten an S. 8. Sabn, GIearmont, 8po.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16


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lafaftsh S@lgslis'N lte4 ltllq ahO
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zen slehsh DOT psl SioaeH 81 I'M
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s~spsns0aust oct O'pVllsA y.
flhritIl, lpell oisls afiaeH Nltsgsh
0lt mlBQalosli tosF aug pen SiossH
sslrlspen lperosF, lpsllR man lqter
n'dt Iisqr peoarl' 9it 9'au0ea les
ooq' ilns aldt ~ iaulqsn' pelln
ipir que S~sqoapiula aallitl'a, oaB
Iqrs E:oens3slt IlF5'r ~ ais one oer
ar~peltsoiene. @elp man le psllans
ois ~ e1heIii otode ogne Scrlleln.
qlslie, tolniei ne oIslsidt 8 oosr 4
Utonats leosn.
20 oie &pal9ln loeilg ooet 9ar
Hlft auBer9nlp peg oiodss aroeltet,
uno re lellsa pon lqrea elssaea SleS
lsl an9eialel piro' me Is psl oen
OEolnen gsldlelt 10 VI e erllatllp,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16
9nS 5cScrfrrRca Der Sa6uer

Cas- 6eoertrehcn Der Siibuer
setgt iia isItsn BEL 1iereu, peIlb,
freien 4uslauf babeu, bagegen oeIto
bdufi9er bel 9Hbnern, bic in enQen,
ssi4Iofensu Ralmeu gebaIten fpers
ben. 4u9 lam man oieIe ubIe 4ns
sepobnbsit mebr i'm Mtuter unb asi=
tisen Jriibiabr, aIs TN Gommer uno
SerbIt beoba4tsH. Der 6auptgruno
bieles ne6eIs 1T bic Qongsipeile Der
5iere. Q6er aud Der Mangel an
ein3elnen Stoffeu Osrleitet be 9iibs
ner gu Der gegenieItiasa @'runitaIs
tung. On ben 0eunen Iino Die Sc
bern oss Sopfes unb 9interteils, all
ben 6dbuen bic bss SaIiea am mei-
iten Den Qngriifen Der orbern Stere
uusgeiebt. I'm BEN uebtl por5uoeus
gen, mub man Dem @eflaael ftets
@rinfutter unO 6Ieifaabfdae reis
den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16
@efisOerfdr6aMa BON HaRennenineI

1lan nnterIheioet bei ben reinrai.
Iigeu 9efIiigeiarten GENTLE 6araltes
riitiIAe MertmaIe, bur9 oersn msbr
ober min6tr otutli6e ausprdauHg
Der Msrt Der 3itre beitimmi MIRO.
Bon Der oQmeritan YouItrp Milo
citation" iino fir biefes 2dnb tene
WertmaIe bereinbnrt por0en, NIB
icOtr GefIageI3iiAter, Der f6 rsins
raj igss GefItisei anfaaffsn hid,
Ioate nit oisien @orIdriftsn gsnau
Oertraut iein.
3u ben pi9tigften MertmoIen Die
fer art TIT bic 8eFtebtrfarbung 5u
5d9ler. unO es Ieien i'm fulgsnben eis
uige Der 5eOerJeidnuugen 6ei9rtt6sg
iUelde BEL Der @eiiimmung 6ts Ders
tss BON GsfliiaeI Derl6ieotner Raj
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16
Gr. z. StaaOs, 9entider 5rnnsn.
nrlt uHS CperatSr.

Meine mebr ais 2o.idbriee er.
fabrung bat bepieIen, 0ob biele
5rnuenleioen obne Operation gebeili
peroen fonner, fuenn reht3eitig unS
tiftig beban0eIt. 622 4. Strobe
lg}oiinhuietts 8eb.) Sionr Giis Sa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-16

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l6t Ioigu ma8t, lobalb 81 bic btu
ldtH @lm4zn rgI,aHm bal, Mlas
Fttuht OH bee Naiut. aaU Oct uh
ittm SoIbaitn. 40. lann man to 0t
len BruQliu8siaam lo tfhl IN GEM
arpBm bpiant Hsn watim btt @taol.
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grautt ltrldubtr ootr @%tBtltneeT b.
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briuatn. Der Garitn biaei nau.
gsraoe itBi ttnsn rti3Bolm 4HbIld
glah eutn Idugsn mo talien Dor
ira1Iin9 Der nU6 &altt m0 S4na
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ulo saIIoef e9a5elh oaFl'sueH'
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aatteen role 8llten, ba iireden Ii1
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leltIumiten sgormen aus, auf flint.
lid 3urehtqemu4ten geeten iiebt man
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fee, pom Gatapboum, frei!i6 o6ne
ban man bier prattii4en Grtraa bon
linen ba6en fam. s5n anbeten Sc
nddsbaulern blii6en bic rotten nn0
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bren, Die ben engIifden Gdrten uuO
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ben. Die i'm @arten Ii6 erqe6en6eu
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teilunq far acknowledgement uno an
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sic betra6tea Die beraustommenoen
gflonaen nidt nur. tie beurteilen ibr
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WObnbaus-biIlig al berfaufen: Gin
5.3immeriges Bobnbaus, 30t3
Glib 2s. gbe., Die SdIfte bqor, Ole
on6ere Sdlfte auf 8inien. gtd6eres
BEL @eurp Sdmis, Office Der 0ma.
ia 8riblne. IT,.
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3n Derfaafen 3 galpI1be init
&ous bon a 8immeru II. Sommer.
fiife, einen gIod bon Der StraBeu.
balm in 8npiIion, 0e6r. 8reis
$3.50. gei gaar5abIung biaiaer.
0af5ufraeen BET Carl @ingIein,
gapiaion, Hebr.
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m5beI Dos auffrii6en Der 5ars
BEN it Bel Qeoermobeln nit beIuns
oersr @orofolt boraune6men. qBiu
man einen qe0erieFel ouffriihsn, 10
mrb man auerlt Ben staub aus aQen
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Giaarren.

Wauhe Nobigafor t5c, 5uei fir
25c. 9almeo Geo 10c, 8. o. 80. sc,
SonO 6obritot. 81. q. Ghneiber.
Dcutide g%igorren. 5obrif. If.
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8iIiarO GOOg, Vatente, 1880 Gitp
Wotiopal g1nf @e5duDe. 3eIe.
nhon 9nIer 1850.
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len bdufig pisbsrIsbrsn, uno bic in
ben beissfdglsu abbiloungsn Oerans
I9auli4t ptr0en.
4bbilbung l OeruniduuIi9t bic
logenonnts ~burreo" oOsr osipsrberte
3si6nung, bic am Aduiiaitsa bel ben
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9ns p%reisuhroisite TheH bel geter
Gump. Deltide Slide. 1908
Go0ge StroBe. 2. Stod. WabI8ei.
fen % Gents.