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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

PAINTER, first class mechanic, wants employment in factory or shop, Oscar Hamlnartine, 1854 State St., Tel 1567-5, G 15 d*
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

Each player on the Boston Red SoE team was given a check for $9,Y79.98 as his share in the worlds series re- cepts. by President Lannin of the club.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

WANTED-Your real estate to sell and rent. Mail or phone me what you have. D. R. Whitney, S3 Fair field avenue. G A s* FOR SALE-Improved lot in one of finest sections, Fairfield avenue, St. 10 b*p WANTEED-Six U. A. Plumbers and steam filters and experienced steam filters helpers at once. Apply Building Trades Hall, 1119 Broad St. asp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

ward the German frontier. One of the airships bore the number L. U77.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

WANTED--A working chance, by specialist in care of garden, stock and poultry: Better results pro cured, eggs in winter, who wants me? Experienced 681 Myrtle avenue. G IS d%
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

SITUATION WANTED-Position in auto repair shop by experienced man. Salary no object. 4 hours daily mornings. Address Weeks, Care of Anderson, 473 Noble Ave.
 G 15 d.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

FOR SALE-Printing shop, Apply
 5552. G 15 b*po
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

FOR SALE-Idea1 enc and two fam fly houses also 1ots reasonable, North End. 1152 Madison Ave.
 G 15 b*po
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

BlaE.aeF lva..t lAls. one oent 2 VEoEl-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

automatic screw ma chine operators. familiar with Brown 6 Sharpe Machine. Apply Yost Typewriter Works. a*
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

YOUNG MAN wishes position at any thing, from to 13 daily: Expert /epced in mechanical and clerical lines, auto business preferred, Ad- :, dress Anderson. 473 Noble Ave:
 6 15 d.
The state herald., 1915-12-31
Did Ford Fail?

Henry Ford 10 on his way home from
Europe, sick and without having achiev-
cd his high plan of bringing peace to
Europe. But did he altogether fail?
Hs undertook to accomplish something
which most Of US felt to be impossible.
In this he followed the destiny Of all
dreamers. A worthy ambition led him
to set his mark on the attainment Of
the impossible and his optimistic cour-
age carried him as far forward as he
might physically press. His faith was
Of the quality that moves mountains,
and without this faith little is done in
life. Henry Ford did not ''get the boys
out Of the trenches for Christmas" He
may not have achieved anything in the
direction Of peace for Europe. but he
has furnished the world with another
fine example OF devotion to an ideal.
This example may soon be forgotten in
the swirl Of daily life. but 1t will be
somewhere remembered, and in time
will serve us an inspiration for another.
Ford's mission. therefore, has not been
wholly in vain. "a dreamer lives for
ever. while a worker dies in u day"
sang the poet, and his prophecy applies
to Henry Ford.-Omahs Bee.
The state herald., 1915-12-31
A Record Breaker.

There was = time, and that too not
long ago, when Colorado was referred
to as mining state where the products
of the soil were scarcely worth men.
tioning. That day however 10 gone and
Colorado 10 now listed among the states
where soil products are increasing very
rapidly and the year 1915 has been a
record breaker in this line. The value
of farm products in nearly every line
runs into the million dollar column.
Eighteen million dollars for alfalfa, fit
teen million for native hay and timothy
twenty million for wheat crop. thirteen
million for corn, sorghum. Kaffir and
milo, oats FIVE million, sugar beets fif-
teen million, cattle forty million, dairy
products twenty-five million. hogs nine
million and horses and mules fifteen
million and many other products in low
er figures making the total money val
ue Of farm products for the year s2l9.-
25O, 900. 90.
With such rapid growth in farm
products as the state has made in ie
cent years. it is not strange that farm
ers and stock men in states east of US
are coming to Colorado and locating for
farm and stock industries.
The state herald., 1915-12-31
The Old Time Spelling Bee.

Folks nowadays don't have much fun
Compared to what we had
Back in the old Fourth Reader days.
When girls in ginghams clad.
With pigtails hanging down their back
Ut all comes home to me)
When boys in top boots met and held
An old time spelling bee.
The teachers took turn about
Pronouncing as We spelled.
And when one missed a word, II was
The "trapper" who excelled;
All, that was life the spelling match
Salt of the earth were we
Who took part in such battles as
The old time spelling bee.
But, ah that braid of golden hair,
The snow. the moonlight pale
The homeward ride-the yielding waist
And Loves sweet oft-told tai!
And. ah, the lovelight in those eyes
(Not seen on land or seal '
God bless the hallowed memories of
The old-time spelling bee. -Ex.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

The Colorado democratic editors are
commencing early with their campaign
against the reelection of Governor
Carlson. They are very much afraid
that the democratic party will not be
able to pick q winning candidate for
governor this time SO they have evi
IDENTIFY passed the word around for an
early mud campaign against the renom.
ination Of Governor Carlson.
Go to it boys, for your attack on Gov
ernon Carlson will only help give him a
walk-away for nomination and election.
The state herald., 1915-12-31
The Recall of Wilson.

On the first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November, 1915, the Ameri-
can people will remember what the
President said at Washington Park, N.
j., August Is, 1912, in speaking of pub
lie officials:
They know the American people are
now taking notice in a way in which
they never took notice before, and gen.
tiemen who talk o.e way and vote an
other are going to be retired to very
quiet ard private retreats.
The America people will remember
that MIR. Wilson, contrary 10 his pledge
has compelled American coastwise ships
10 pay tolls whsn passing through the
Canal. They will remember that he
promised to reduce the high cost OF
hying, but that il has risen; that he
promised 10 protect the Civil Service,
out that he has cone practically every
thing IN his power 10 destroy it; that he
promised 70 lower appropriations, but
that he has increased them by nearly
SIOO. 900, evV a year; that he promised
to reduce axes, but has increased tn m
IN every possible way; and that he prom
lsed no. 10 be a candidate, but is one.
They wall remember that the Wilson
Underwood Tariff Bill should never
have been passed; that his bank act
should nos nave been passed, and that
MS ship purchase bill should never have
been even thought OF, particularly un-
der the most extraordinary conditions
exisuns TO day.
Ihey VIII remember that he destroy
ed every semDlanee OF government
there was IN Mexico and thus brought
On that Unfortunate country state Of
universal anarchy; and that he then dc.
serted all American citizens 10 their
iate, however tad ana tragic.
lney Will remember that his New
Consultation OF Business" Is nothing
but the old exploded aad worn ou, tram
meis VI trade. ana shat ms New Free
dom" Is no hing Dut old. slavery,-iirst
competition with slave labor at home,
now competition with slave wages and
slave conditions throughout the world.
And the American people, remember
ing all these things. will say with an
overwhelming majority:
You have done those things which
you ought not 10 have done. and you
nave lett undone things which you
ought TO have done. and there is no
health IA you"
And then upon the four walls Of the
heavens they will hang In letters Of liy-
lna lire the single word that decorated
the walls of belshszzar's feast: "rekel
In the north. "Tekel" in the south;
"ls.el" IN the east: "rekel In the
west: "rheu art weighed in tho balances
and thou art found wanting. From
address OF Hon. Charles N. Fowler on
Lincoln. Feb 2, 1915.
The state herald., 1915-12-31
Public Sale.

We will sell at public auction at the
Armour farm "a miles east Of Holyokc.
on Thursday Jan. 6. the following prop.
er,y: II head Of cattle consisting Of
mileh cows and G young cattle: II head
Of horses consisting Of o work horse,
ard . young horses. 10 head Of young
hoga 100 Brown Lcghorn hens and farm
implements. Usual terms and 10 months
time on notes. Free lunch at noon
Sale begins at 10 a. m
G. W. Armour. W. 4. pugh. Fred
Butaling, s. NJ Wright
Col @. NJ. Hit, huetioneer
X l.. johnson. Clerk.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

The Colorado democratic editors are
getting very busy in their attempt to
make the dear people believe that the
woods are full of would.be candidates
for the democratic nomination for gov.
ernor but it is quite noticeable that, of
all the would.be democrotic candidates
mentioned by the democratic press, not
one has yet thrown his hat into the
ring.
Don't waste your ink on such losing
game. boys. Ths year 1916 is not a
democratic year either in Colorado or
the nation.
The state herald., 1915-12-31
How the Liberty Bell
Was Saved.

From the Oil City Derrick.
An interesting commentary upon the
passage thru Dunkirk on Wednesday
morning Of the Liberty Bell is the fact
that the city has as resident decerd
ant Of the man who materially aided In
saving the historic old bell from falling
into the hands Of the British during the
dark days Of the revolutionary war.
Tho resident In question is Mrs. Isabella
Minsker, \ supervisor Of the Pcnnsyl
vsnio railroad; and her ancestor refer.
red to WAS John Jacob Mickey. French
Huguenot. who's family name originally
was Michiet, Miehlet Chapter. ID. AR.
Of Allentown. Pa. Of which Mrs. Min
SKIER 10 u member. was named In his
honor. When II was seen that the col.
onial troops were helpless to prevent
the British forces from taking Phila.
dslpha the Liberty Bell was conveyed
from that city to Allentown by means
Of team Of horses and wagon, owned
and driven by Mr. Mickey and others
scetotsd tho bell in the cellar OF the re.
formed church, where It remained un.
TIL after tho surrender OF Lord Corn.
wallis and his army at Yorktown. Tntn
the bell was conveyed back to Philadel
phia by MIR. miehley. The church In
which the bell had its hiding place 10
Allentown still stands. and in II there
10 a tablet commcmorating the incident
The state herald., 1915-12-31
Grandma Osborne
Passes Away

Grandma Osborn. known and loved
by 30 many OF our people In Holyokc
and vicinity passed to her home beyond
this life on Christmas day from the
home Of her daughter in Aurora. Neb.
Her daughter. Mrs Ollie. reached Au.
rora Christmas morning aud her moth
er passed away at 10 pm. Mrs. Ollie
returned to Holyoko Thursday. We
will give an obituary In next issue.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Congressman Heating is in trouble.
In the last congressional campaign he
promised the dear people that. if re-
elected, he would oppose an extension
Of the "war tax" He made good his
promise by voting against the exten
sion but his democratic brethren ex-
tended the tax for another year over
his opposition and now the democratic
press 10 roasting him for disloyalty to
his party,
The state herald., 1915-12-31
PUBLIC LAND AND MINIic
CASES.

II you nre interested in any contos,
o. any matter before the luter,u De-
partment. write TO Clark q Wrists,
'rsistcred land lawyers. Vcs r Stree.
~ w. Opposite oen1 Land ofsice).
Warrington. d. c, Free information
about contests and where TO obtain
Sefip. loeatablc upon public lsnds
without residence or cultivation.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

c. W. Gahringer had the misfortune
to have the end Of his thumb of the
left hand cut off by circular saw one
day last week He was saving a tim.
bsr when the saw struck knot causing
the timber to jump and drawing his
thumb within reach of the saw.
The state herald., 1915-12-31
Notice.

lIolyoke. Colo, Dee. is. 1915.
The annual meeting Of the Farmers
Business Association. win be held at
the Court House In Holyokc the hrst
Saturday In Jan 1916.
All members are earnestly requested
TO be present rs business Of Importance
TO the association will bc transacted.
A. G. Caublc. Sec. a. Treas.
The state herald., 1915-12-31
Happy New Year to all.

Pullman car workers will get raise
in wages for the year 1916. The raise
in salary for the year amounts to $780,.
600 CO.. There will certainly be no strike
among the Pullman workers in 1916.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

The Methodist Sunday School board,
al meeting Monday evening, elected
as officers for the for the coming year,
Prof d o Smith as superintendent, r.
n White assistant superintendent,
wiz Latia secretary. Guy Bereman
treasurer, Mrs. r. N. White chorister,
Hertha Fulscher organist. Theodore
MeE~en and Warren Bainbridse libra
rians. Junia Latta assistant secretary.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Henry Ford has been forced by poor
health to abandon the peace campaign
and is now on his way to his home.
Judge Ben Lindsey is reported to have
been left in charge of the campaign by
Mr.. Ford Lindsey will now have a
fine opportunity to get into the lime
light in good shape
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Remember that the annual meeting
of the Phillips County Telephone Com
pany stockholders will be held at the
court house on Saturday Jan. 8. 1916,
at Up m. II you are not at this meet
ing. then never kick about the way bus
inefs is handled by the stockholders.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

The Herald press was broken down
for two weeks recently on account of
which the printing Of the paper was q
day late for those issues and We are
under obligations to tho Enterprise Of
fce for helping US out by printing the
Herald for those two issues.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

II you want the Herald and the Or.
angc Judd Farmer for = year at the
regular price OF the Herald, si.5o. you
must hurry for We cannot promise to
keep this offer open very long.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Any person may keep himself well
posted on current local events. be re
rarded as well read mar, know whats
what and who's no In the community,
md have numerous attractive PROPOSE
tions placed before him for the ,rifling
Investment of about three cents week
For proof Of this statement invest .
dollar and half IN this psp.r.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

W. d. Kelsey went to Denver Mon
day to attend meeting of the district
attorneys Of the state to decide dpon
uniform action in the enforcement of
the prohibition law to go into effect
Jan. /.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

All portrait and group Photographic
work receives our special attention, and
your kodack work will be carefully
looked after; give us trial in any of
these lines. s.-Ralston Studio.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Miss Mamie Hurdle left Monday for
a few days visit with her brother and
family in Denver
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Mrs Daniels and little daughter OF
Omaha who had been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Crater, left Wed
nesday for home.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Mr.. Van Dusen has accepted posi-
ton as book keeper in the First Nation
al Bank of Holyoke.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Russell johnson of Kansas City, Mo-,
has been visiting with the Rev. Balm
bridge family in Holyoke for the past
week,
The state herald., 1915-12-31

For SaIe.--A couple of Shetland po.
MES. j. C. McCrery.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Miss Peach from Lawrence, Neb.,
has accepted position as stenographer
in the First National Bank of Holyoke
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Will Means came home Thursday
from Lincoln, Neb., for visit with his
father and sister In Holyoke.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Win Bevard has rented the s. 7.
Thompson farm and will take possession
the first of March.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Have you ever seen copy Of tie Old
reliable Orange Judd Fsrneri Call at
the Herald once and get . copy.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

A full line Of Watkins remedies
Irwin Stock Co. real estate ONCE.
J. NJ. Irwin, Agt.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Glover of Jules
burg were in Holyoke Tuesday.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. MoWry and ch!-
dren went to McCook, Neb last Satur-
day for few days Wilt with relatives.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

District court convenes In Holyoks
on Tuesday Dec. II.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

II you want business, 10 after II, and
with good advertising. for tho busi
sss will not come to you without Il.
The state herald., 1915-12-31
Prof. Smith returned Monday from a
trip to Denver.

Mrs Joe Cheramy returned last week
from visit in Iowa.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Will Johnson went to Denver Friday
to spend Christmas.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

For sale, couple of Poland China
boar pigs. j. C. McCreery.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

S. Baker left Friday for Greeley to
spend Christmas with his wife.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Road the nd Of the Holyoks Auto Co
In this Issue.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson spent Christ
mas with friends in. Haxtun.
The state herald., 1915-12-31
For Sale.

75 bushels Of turnips at my farm. at
80 cents per bushel. An opportunity
for the dairy MANS. 4. Evans.
The state herald., 1915-12-31
For Sale.

One fat COW. one ysarling steer and
one spring steer calf. @. A. Lock wood.
The state herald., 1915-12-31

IL you want to read n iirst-eiass farm
paper and the Herald for one year foI
the price of the Herald. call at the Hei
aid, office.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-30

babet. 60 muroen oear am nad,-
item Gage 8ater uno Sobn Itans-
ueftlidt erihoiien mno oaslelbe
Sfidial ereilte Den gruoer oes 8iir-
.germeiiters in oeiiett &aule Der
eleidfoas angegriffene Gittmeilier
aarger ataf 8orihlag oes Gtaotobcr-
bauptes untergebrabt iporoen mar.
go iab oas saftiide Sans ocs
@iirgermeiiters bon 4eridot, BON
Dem in Dem elglifdef 2iieeiberidt
sefaielk miro, in @irflidfeit Gts. Gle
8orgarge, sic {idg in oieIem SauIe
abipielterL Daren tppiih fin oas
@erbolten Der belgiiden gesoroen,
Gle ii6eran ben 9eutiden mutt cls
belt6elter SreunoIidfeit entgegen-
traten, UNI fie in fdflde Sid5erbeit sit
tpiegen. 9ebnlide feiee ueberfane
lpiei Der IN Aeridot farioen in Dielen
onoeren 6efgifden Staoten ftatt.
ueberaa iDuroen Die oertIdjen grup.
pen fdlieBlid Der @n1porer Serr
lteberaa biloeten biutige StraFgerid)-
te oas NdhipieI. 1rnO fic iuared
ale lDolberoient. Der Jranoireur
tit nod Griegsredt Dem Eooe Derfai-
len, mo- INNER er NIT ser @affe IN
Der Son0 betroffen miro. Die bent.
Ifen Soloaten falren niht naA @ef-
glen, Tim Grieg gegen Die frieolidJe
Vebolfernng gu fiibrett. Son Der
belgiiHen 8ibifbeoofferuns ndre
feinem Elm Saor gefriirnmt tuoroen,
fpefn fie Srieoen gebalten bdtte. Die
erite Bflidt zines Mrmeefiibrers in
6einoeslano iii, iiber Die Giderbeit
ieiner Srnppen 5i padeli, uno sic
fam MIR setpabrleiltet ueroen, ipersn
rerr6teriihe itno beimtiidiIfe Mite
Der biirserlihen 8eoolferung I'M,
nadfidtlid uno ouf Der SteIle ge.
abnoet meroen. 9os lit in Meridot
geideben. uno 8tpar bon Hedtspe-
geni
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-30
Die nooeriea srnit So

Ser britiide 8oti9after su 8alG-
ington bat unierer &egierung init.
geteilt, oaB England in 3ufunft tiir
Soamno beltimmte anlerifanild)e
Observation-Disclosures rur in Dem Sale
unbebelligt lalien tpiir6e, ipenn bic
ielben an Die nSberiea SruIt Co. in
4miteroam ooer Hotteroam ooreI-
Iiiert ieien: Gin neler gafl5 auBAr-
balb oes &abmens oes 8olferrehts
.itebenoer @ingriff Der 2onooner
Gnlbritter in oen 9anoel atpiifen
neutralen Staaten. @ie geoenft man
in Nafbineton oieie neuelte @nrem-
pelei Der Serren asquitb uno Sc
noiien ouf5unebmen? dit Dem
iibliden 8idling ooer nit einem
Dolge5ielten SltBtritt? lin Die aait-
Sc @roBe Der britilden ltmberldaint-
belt 81 begreifen, muB man ipilIen,
mas oteIer gOberfea 8ruit" eigent-
lid lit nno tpie er 5uitonoe gefont-
men lit.
@m 2. Ni1r3 oiefes Sabres erfldr-
te Ole eneliibe &egierung ale 8aa-
rem, Die fir Geutidlano beitimntt
iin0 o0er aus 9eutf6lano fommen,
fir &ontrebonoe. Son bieIem Gage
on ourften all oeit @erianotplaten
Der neutralen Stooten Senoungen
fir SoIlano bon oen Srmspprtgeiea.
ldafteit mir Damn entgegeneenopi.
men weroenl iuenn fie at Die er.
m1bnte nOberiea 3ruIt Go" geridtei
naren. 9iele @deai1aft lit uorr
Der englii6en uno Der fron6ofii6er
| &eaierun9 nit @enebmigune oci
Boa1noiiden 3eoieung alg 0ontroll.
iteIle our 8erbinoerung oeS Grams.
ports oeutfder 8naren nod 9oIldnS
uno our 8erbiitung Der Musfubr bon
@ooren nod 9eutidGano aegriinoe'
tDorOen uno beItebt onsidIieBItd
aus englii6en uno frati5ofiifen 4oit
troqbeamten.
Der boIlanoiide gmpfdnger NUT
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-30
Nns Merifo.

- General &obles, Der ebentoli,
ge &riegsmintiter oes 8rGiibenten
@iiitierre8, oer ii6 5ur 3eit in gl
8oio oufbalt, erflort, es iei ieite
re%ber5eugung, 8iqa uno Obregon
niiroen in ELM poar Gagen 5uiam-
menfommen uno Srieoen nit eilldn-
Der MAIDEN.
= General 5elipe Angeles lit aur
3eit ut 8aibington. Ct beIudte &c.
fern 8etleralmaior Scott oen Obi
lnleres @eneralftabes, uno iibar.
bradte ibm eitleit @mpfebIungsidrei=
brief giao's. gr ioete, er tpiiroe
ald gerne NIT Dem 8~rGlioenten su=
lammenfommen. Satid9liG ioQ &C.
fern in Gor11iih no ser 8rGitoent
ii6 iebt aufb6lt, bon Sberlt Mguilar
luno Waior Garcia, Ser 8eriud ge=
ntadt iein, cine 3ulomn1ertfunft 5u
|Stanoe 5u brir9en, oo6 misgliidte
er. IngeleS erfldrte, ooB er un6
gina felt 5uiammellbieIten uno 6aB
er gegen Suerta lei.
5elir 9ia5 tit IN gl 8oio ein.
aetroffen.
General attgeIes bot uniernl
@eneralltabs6ef Scott mitaeiteilt,
oaB giaa eroBere gruppenmoiien
nod Dem NorOen Merico's geIdidI
babe, Tim elmer repollttioraren gepe-
enng bon Seiten Snerto'g entge-
eenautreten. CT iagte, er lotpol als
giaa befiiroorteten oen Goridlog
oes 9raiioenten @ilion, ooB iid oie
reri6ieoenen nterifanii6en 8ortcien
itber Die Gegelung ser @erbGltniIle
frteoli6 eitligen lolten. @r betonte,
oaB au6 Die 3apatiitas BEL oieier
Megelnng IN 8etrodt ge5ogen nee
ben ntiiBten.
Garraft5a bot General Srepino
gum 9efebIsbaber Ser Irmee oeg
gforoenS ernannt ltn6 oieier bat fem
9alptqnartier bon Sompico nod
Wonterep berleot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-30
Der giirsermeiiter Der AerIdot.

Sn Dem amtlifen englifhen
@renelberidt, Dem perlogenlten 60
iunnent beg Sabrbunoerts, nerocn
NIT bebagliher 8reite 8oraanaa
geldiloert, Die lih i'm Muguit borigen
Sabres IN Der belgiiden Staot slerz
idiot abgelpielt baben ioaen. @ie
es ii6 oomit IN @irflidfeit berbal-
ten bat, ergiebt iid aus oen Gar
legungen oes iiineit eridienen oeut-
i6en @eiBbudes, oenen mir folgen-
oes entnebmen:
ant 10. @ngult tpuroe> @erlbot
BON 3ruppen Der adten oentlheit
Snfanteriebrigaoe unter Sberlt
Stenser beiebt. Stenger tpiroe bon
benz 9iirgerneiiter bon MerIdot
iebr freunoli9 beeriiBt urlb TIT iein
Sans am @arftplab gelaoen. Sort
nabm Sberlt Sterger 4unrtier.
@u6 Die @attin oes 8iirgermeiftcrs
mar Die 2iebenspiiroigfeit ielbjt.
Ga fiel pIoblid abenos gegen adj.
nbr elm S6uB. 9os mar algelt-
fheinli6 oas Signal 5u einem OH
9emeinen @ngriff aif Die oeutiden
Erltppen. Nus alien Senltern ms
8o6lufen tpqir0e auf oieIelben ee-
feuert. Die &auier paren in form.
lide Seftungen bertponoeIt uno muB.
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