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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16

Mr. and Mrs D. + Bunner l3O
South High street. motorcd to Port.
land yesterday to meet Miss Carrie
Rochuboud, who win be their guest in
this city for several days. Accompany.
ing them from Portland was Miss VrIn
lnngdon, niece Of Mrs. Drummer Miss
Roaknbwnd is we'll known In the cip,
ana las a position as teacher in the
Clinton, Iowa, schools.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16

@ L. Cox and wife returned ycslcr
day from % two weeks outing ON the
Suutiom Resides having more ,hnu
usual good luck In Fishing Mr. Co.'S
returned with % Dolly Warden trout "a
Inches loug weighing sryru pounds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16

Five stalks Of corn, all standing II
feet high and all raised from one hill,
were shown today by d 5. Rabb, Of the
Salem Land company, They were from
the Bonanza stock farm, II miles south
Of Salem, and were from a 70 acre tract,
planted on June 4,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16
Mrs Anna culbcrtson buyer for the

Mrs. Anna Culbertson, buyer for the
stockton store left last evening with
her son, Icon, ON the southern Pacific.
tor % visit of several weeks. This visit
lnrlrdcs not only the two cNpositions.
hut tours into the Grand Canyon of
Arizona aud the Yosemite After visit.
mg the Sun Diego exposition, they win
spend several days Nt the Cutaliue is.
lands, and expect 20 he home again
about the middle of September.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16

The girls OF the Artisan driu team
urc preparing GO organize % permanent
club mud, as sort of getto.grlhcr
mcet,uH urc Arranging lor o picnic 90
hc held ou the river Thursday even
ing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16

The river today is exactly one foot
below zero, or low water mark The
urcgona is the only boat now running
hetWvUu Salem and Portland the po.
mona being tukcn of ou account ut low
Wutur
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16
rOmghL Mo Rcy. James Mcore MN

bold the fourth quarterly conference IN
the WrIors of tUc First Methodist
church ln addition to the regular rc.
ports, lt s expected that reports will
Ice made FROM tar Ladies' Aid society
OF Inv Church I.um the Woman 's Home
aud Foreign Missionary society and
from thp board u. trustees.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16

Miss lner Wiedmer who was oporat
ed on several dUys ago ni the Sulcm bus.
piial, is reported today to be- progress
Ing tayoahly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16

so hop pickers wanted; good camping
grounds; pure water; Stolz & McNary
yard. Register with W. Y. Stolz.
Phone 26.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16

The Royal Arcanum will hold spe-
cial meeting this evening to meet D..
X. Wood, grand regent Of the order and
about 80 prominent members Of the
lodge from Portland They will arrive
here this evening by auto and return to-
morrow morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16

Now is the time to buy dining room
furniture and save MONEY lurrn \
Hamilton
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16

Special sale of dining room furniture
Buren & Hamilton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16
All Around Town
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Dr. Mendelaohn, specialist In fitting
glasses correctly U, s. bank bldg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16

See our show windows for special
prices on dning.room furniture. Buren,
& Hamilton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16

cial" from Portland. The governor
goes as private citizen with the other
members of the party to pay honor TO
), Benson, of Portland, who was select.
ed as the man TO Joe houorcd by having
u spcciol day set aside at the San
Francisco fair
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16

The Minute lunch is the name Of a
new lunch stand which viii open for
business Boo % tuw days in the room for.
merry occupied hy the Gas Kitchen, ON
state street, Tine proprctos are j.
W Evans uHd brother.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16

For the remainder Of the month, there
Wlll be mo- Sunday evening services at
the First Methodist church
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16


prices on diningroom furniture. Burer
& Hamilton.
The Royal Arcanum will hold spe
cial meeting this evening to meet j
X. Wood, grand regent Of the order anc
about 80 prominent members Of the
lodge from Portland. They will arrive
here this evening by auto and return to
morrow morning.
Special sale Of dining room furniture
Buren & Hamilton.
/ ----O---
Five stalks OF corn, all standing II
1 feet high and all raised from one hill
were shown today by D. $. Rabb, Of the
Salem Land company, They were from
the Bonanza stock farm, / miles south
Of Salem, and were from a 70 acre tract
planted on June 4,
%
80 hop pickers wanted good camping
grounds; pure water Stolz & McNary
yard Register with W. Y. Stolz
Phone 26.
G. L. Moores, janitor at the supreme
court building left today for San Fran.
cisco, where he expects TO spend about
three weeks visiting the fair. Mr.
Moores is making the trip by easy
stages in order that he. may travel the
entire distance in daylight,
--O----
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20
QUAKE TAKES $4,000 LIVES

Italy was again visited by an
earthquake of wide extent Wednes-
day morning. According to latest
advices the list Of dead, dying and
injured has reached $4,000, and it is
expected that this number may grow
with every hour, additional and more
accurate details are received and the
horror increases which threaten to
place it in the list of similar catas-
trophies in Europe, second only to
the Messina disaster Of 1908.
Though the loss of life, and possibly
the damage, may be less than iii
was in 1908, the area of the dis
turbance greatly exceeds the Mes
sina earthquake. 1t covers the
whole central portion Of Italy, ex-
tending from Naples on the south
to Ferrara on the north.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

That Andes Medicines have all the
merit claimed for them is being prov
en- every day in this city, as many
grateful people call at the sales
room and tell Of the good results they
have obtained from the use of the
medicines. The sale for them is the
largest of any ever sold in Mt. Ster-
ling.
Mrs. G. L. Tutel and daugh-
ter, of 526 Duffy street, Sa-
vannah, Ca, are among those
who are glad to herald the glad It'd
'ngs Of good health and what Andes
Medicines have done for them.
Mrs. Tutel is 40 years Of age and
sufferer from Indigestion and stomach
trouble for the past six years, and in
that time had used many so-called
stomach cures. She was Disguised
and thought she would never try any
more medicine. However, her hus-
band persuaded her to try Andes
Great Prescription. She says the
first bottle did her good and that she
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20
MOTHER and DAUGHTER TELL OF GREAT GOOD
DONE THEM BY THE USE OF ANDES MEDICINE

had not been able to eat breakfast in
ten years, and beef would cause all
kinds of misery in her stomach, and
that she would have dizzy spells, and
was badly eonstipated and would
have sick headaches. But she says,
81 can now eat vegetables or any
thing else and can't praise Andes
Great Prescription too high.
Mrs. TutePs daughter, Mrs. Mel
lie Beck, is equally as loud in her
praise of Andes Oil for nervous
headache. She says that she has
been subject to- nervous headaches
for years, and it would take hours
for her to find relief, but Andes
Great Oil freely applied relieves her
in three minutes. Andes Great Oil
will relieve headaches, neuralgia, or
any local pain in three minutes. 1t
is a modern wonder for deafness,
stiff or drawn joints, rheumatism,
sciatica, nmbago and weak back,
ringing, roaring head noises. Price
so cents per hottie, 3 for 1.25. An
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20
BRAINS IN BUSINESS


This is day of they premium every
Of life This is conspcuously true mercantile affairs.
his brains,
prompts udicious advertising
his local newspapers.
expects permanent fixture the
equally of leaving with his feeling Of salts
faction and the inclination to return
accomplish this he
FIR consider points.
goods be of the standard required by the people his
community. ga~%@JyE
Second, they must be reasonable in price.
Third they brought buying public
simple matter buy the goods and fix the price, but keeping
the public the problem the stumbling block which
hopes Of many merchants arr wrecked
conspicuous
his the attention the public through the medium of well
written advertising matter.
Whenever you find merchant advers udouy persist
emily paper you invariably growing
business founded solid principles and which
mands the respect of the community.
tits the brains of the plotting him safely through the intricate
perils Of commercial life
Advertising product greatest all
business and eminence.
The well written goods always bring
results for be borne mind that the buyer well the seller,
possessed brains will utilized his
tage
This essentially advertising age the business who per-
teny declines recognize the requirements Of the public will time
lave patrons afron by his indifference their desires
The people of this community the adj reading habit
part of their life the ordinary pursuits Of day
simply of brains forging 'front.' while
employs his selling goods buyer
the dbursng Of his funds his
And the adversementfresh crisp poneads
buyer seller footsteps spot
which he seeks without delay consequent
"looking around"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

des' Great Prescription IS not
cure-all and contains no mineral
or mercury, but is purely vegetable
preparation, made from roots, bark
and berries and prepared under the
Pure Food and Drug Law. 1t is
recommended for catarrh of any
form so long as it has not reached
the lungs; Indigestion, stomach, liver,
kidney or bladder disorder, and it
never fails to remove worms from
grown folks or children, and as a
blood purifier and tonic to the whole
system it has no equal. Price $1.0O
per bottle, 8 for $3.50, 6 for $500.
The wonderful demand that has
been created for these medicines in
Mt. Sterling is the marvel Of every
one. A steady stream of purchasers
call at the Bassett Drug Co., and
R. H. White & Co., daily. Many
are loud in the praise of the good
the medicines are doing them.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20
MR.. W. G. HAMILTON

Authority by Mr. W. Clifton Hamilton say
the Democrats Tweny Judicial District composed of the
Montgomery Bath Mnee and Rowan that he has an
hilton people district the capacity Of Commonwealth
Attorney candidate for that Office at the coming
August primary.
well known readers having been born in
Mnefee county twelve
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

measuring higher standard who could be induced for the
public the right kind Of effort mad but the better element must
They sufficiently interested that good
drafted for this service otherwise the commission form Of government
the will have only themselves to blame
No considers that these will in
effect of million dollars worth Of property we submit
high the taking matters into their own hands
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

Pleasure is good and may not with
safety be sighted, but when given
first place, it either debases it's
votary or mocks and eludes him.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

THE LITTLE CHILD We LOVE
The little child we love--how sure
lie helps us all things to endurei
How true unto the higher self
That turns us back from help and
self
Upon the central actions fine
With manhood made through him d.
vine.
The little child we love-ah, mel
low clearly through his eyes we see
The right as we have never seen
Dur vision and its glory, torn
Asunder by his heart of mornl
The little child we love--the word
Impure that else might have been
heard,
Is silenced on the tongue for him;
That frown is smoothed, that feel
ing dim
OF hatred and of anger falls
Back into silence when he calls.
The little child we love-how high
lie helps us in the things we try
To do with manhood and with JOY
Because Of little child, the boy,
Or grille, that before our feet
Keep the great pathway bright and
sweet
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20
OUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY

The people Of Montgomery county facing opportunity
viii them whether they three of mediocre
ability and integrity three
capacity and unquesOned honesty in the capacity
County COMMISSIONERS under the law We
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

If a man is unable to boast of
what his ancestors accomplished, it's
up to him to do something worth
while on his own account.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

If some people would stop to reason
they might conclude that they are
without reason.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

Strength Of character is for those
who have the mind and the power Of
Of will to acquire it.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

Gambling with money is like Jug
Cling with your health. Sooner or
later you get raw deal.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

Take your business smile home to
your family and you will soon forget
to be crouch.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

When a man prefers his family
to himself the family realizes it has
man.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

Truth is a priceless gem, but many
people object to high prices.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

The most witless man of all is the
man who thinks he is a wit.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

Montgomery candidate for the Democratic nomination for
Attorney the 2st Judicial District the State Pr
mary August, 1915.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

Montgomery county, candidate for the Democratic nomination for
Attorney P
mary August, 1915
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20

having been resident of this Montgomery For
he has held the position City Attorney Mt Sterling
such has rendered entire satisfaction He has praced law with marked
since having been admitted the bar citizen
stands higher in this community.
We therefore pleasure commencing candidacy
fellow Democrats every deserving Of their careful
sideraion
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20
HON. W. C. HAMILTON

We are authorized to announce
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20
ANNOUNCEMENT
For Commonwealth Attorney.

Of county, candidate for the Democratic nomination for
Attorney Judicial District the State Pr
mary August, 1915
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-01-20
HON. c. W. NESBITT

e are authorized to announce
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-04

Regen un0 0ref lparell iud6relS
Der pergmrqcllet @ode 6oS bollpt.
IGd,lidc Gbenlo aller llnterboltlltt
gen; es re9ilete iaSt or ieocm In8t
luN6 Der Dref nuodyte Die Straberl
beinalle lilIpaiiierbar.
Clos. Gross, Der &iehD1iloler bon
0rafe, fn,ftc am npri9en Mittipod,
cine 8ortie Ii1topieb dir Den SGnh.
Ter itp @erolb.
Com. SitettarJoelter fuurSe ponige
@od,e nrit Dem Sabrcn ieilper gnbn.
fdnpellen, rat1 Dem @dbn8cIeiie, fer'
tig.
RalboIf 8IadhpeIl lit po1r Der
Sta6t lpad) Ser Seize Iclton 6arln
geaoeepD. mcIde ettpaS l0rSlid) bon
ser Sta6t Iieet.
Marion @orret bnIf Senrp Yoet'
tina leste ISOLDE beitn errtdten el'
mes DratbSmn,es.
Das Gifnif lpeld]es porige ISOLDE IN
Oapenspiae itattforb, mar audi bon
bier aus iebr sabIreid, beiatdJt.
Die Sseier Der 8r1beHfuhldittg,
lpelte aln pergoitgerpen Sorntto9 in
Der Stride unb int Serirtar bon
Icfp SaIem dhsebnlten fpnrhe, mar
sdblretd befardt, Ndf)
Shllrb Ger Seier tu,rbeft ollie YIN
al elmer reid gcocdtap 10
fell eanglGoe1t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-04
Die uea,u SaeS. mo Silderei.
@eistt.

Der Staats Sasb= unb Siiderei=
&ommiljdr, SelIe 9. Soues, bat bic
reuen 8ilbpret- unb Siids@ eiebe
brnden laiien, unb gDpien berielben
wnrben aa bic peridiebeuen County
glerfs seIanbt, CUR Gertbeiiuns on
Sdser nnb Slider, iu,pie aud an on
bere, fpeid)e babel intereiiiert iiub.
Inter benz aeiler @eieb besinnt bic
|erite, ofeue Sase am 1. SUM, nnb
s,par auf Gi1baier, uub bleibt fir
ben 0aeit bes Sabres often. Wie per-
lmitet, iinb Gidbaien in GROCER gns
3abl uurbanben. Sdser ioaten ibre
Sagbs aBenIcu prompt berausnebmen
unb bereit Iein ipenr bic Sailon be-
sinnt. Siir Die Sasb auf 9aien 1T
sleidfals cine 2i5ens notbuenbis;
ob9leid bic Sasb auf Saien uabreio
bes sanSen Sabres often 1T.
@it 8esus auf bic Siidereis@e
iebe baben einise, wi6ti9e @erdnbe.
runsen ita~ttsefunoen. Die 8eniibnn9
bes gnselbafens neblt Gnselibnnr
uub Der iusenannten ,trutsline", ips
wie audi Oes ndtiirlid)en nno bes
tiinitliden aboers (bait), lit gu jeber
3eit erlanbt.
9as ste6en (9issins) lit wabrenb
9eminer Munate erlaubt; aber scz
itud)ene Sii6e biirfen nif)t uerfauit
werben. Das S9ieBen BON Sii6en,
ipwie bas 5ilden nit Saub, Stein
ODER Saumbluf Llps] 1T uerboten!
DDS Nebiiiden, nit einem Neb mil
siuei sOaigen Waiden lit i'm Miiionri
5ub unh Miiiiiiiippi 5luB erlaubt;
alsgenommen in Den Wtpnnten Ipril
unb Mai. 9anbbeiiber biirfen in
6iiiiieu, ipeidbe nidt l6iifbar iinb,
ipdbrenn Der Mpnate Suli, au9nIi
unb September. nit einem 0eb nit
swei sDlligen Waideu, fur ibrem ei=
senen gebarf fiidJen, aber nidt sum
8frfauf.
Geripnen pelfe bitrbei intereilieri
iinb. iollten lid, nit YeSus anf Die
8%eitinmnnaen iiber ,furse Slide"
genan infprmieren uro bas @eleb gu
ratbe Sieberi, inoem bas @eieb Die
2dnse angiebt, ,uelde setuiiie Slide
babeu miiiien, I'm ~perfauft luerben 81
f6nneu.
Spsenannte game, iprpie anbert
Slide weld)e 81 tleiu linb, I'M als
Sober oerluenoet gu weroen, miiiien,
iuenn bielelben in einen lpsenannter
.minnow"e Steb %sefanscn murben, 10.
fort wieber benz @aiier iiberseber
iperoen, in weldem lie sefansen muir:
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-04
sfunbbia.

Sreo @lmlper oars Der H1be bon
@tlab, pertpelte oer peraaalgenetr
Somtng bier, bel ieitet Ingebori.
gen.
SIN Der 8obruttlg poll @eorg Golll,
ter faipb ON iettep Sumstug abeat0
elm geriitbbd)er 9aQ itntt, 5t mel.
dem iifl cine qrobe anSnbl jitusc
Seitte dlls Der Nadbortnft eirpge'
tiltoe1t bate.
Mebrere ltrierer iuIlDcll 2eitte bat
ten iidD ONT letteit Mmitag gbafmit
tag nod MifI. @oblers YIab bege'
ben ltrb oerlebten BORT ein poar
irot4ife StlupSel1.
Gnlige lulierer Sararper IN oeu
be1nd)bartet Greet . 8ottontS ner,
ben tpabrideirlidD 9enotbigt iein, Ell
i1eqt Sfetl hires 8orals, neldes porn
tSodlpaiier 5eroitsgeipaiferp imiroc,
indslrpflottSer,. 2eioer tpirrbe aber
itidJt MIR oas 8orn fortgeiffpemmt,
iou6eru altdb pieI @riut6 unb goben
her Selber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-04
@anlciel nno 4ferOe.

SD babe iill9efGbr rs Stiif quite
Sfer6e un6 Warleiel anbanb, mie
getpObnii6. Ga i9 ieoenfalls nab
reno bes Wotlats sSalrti bon Sants
abapeferpo ieilt iper0e, Dabe id !@errrl
@m. 9. Sdofnler, &aifierer Der
8onf BON Berger, ai%itoriiiert ealrc
Sfer6e itru0 MolIeieI fir mid sll
fatfen, ioipie alif bieielbeal einaeln,
oher f1mmtlid, si berfaitfen ODER 81,
berbanbelil, at beiielben @ebinglm-
gen, inter ipelfen id IN ben ter-
ganseren Sobren @eid)dfte getban
babe.
Gr miro 5u ieoer 3eit bier lein,
ipefun tbr bel Tim noripred1t. ober i'm
per Selepbon aiifnift (aliseenomnten
Sonnnss) inp6 miro itets bereit iein
@eidGfte INIT eilfy Su MAIDEN; aud,
miro oerielbe ole 8ricfe beanttpor,
ten, ipeld)e al, midi obreiiirt iinb.
Iftantgsbon,
Otto g fmi6
Berger. 800.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-04
Sittlc Berger.

9cdBeas0iofen lallteten beute
Waopaen IN DER ct, Soiapb'$ Sir4e,
it,lt Der 0emeial0e Dos freuStne @r.
et9nis 8I u%ertiin0et urto qIe:dRe.tio
ole Niihalie6er, Saulg uno GIt, u,
oDeiem 8eite eirSllaoen. 5r@noe
urbo 8er1pmu0.e beiNer 1anilielr ell.
Ter berbei nm itd} NIT oeo @ltern
Der groutlelte 5al fr@lelt limo Ibrer
AUDI dbre Sepebrinlg rupS 9Idtutlpa
onrdb i9r erd)enneft at befmtben.
Die gIiiflitelt iilnselt 2eltc lparer
6rl. Maria Gnlnpa, oie iiingite Cod.
ter BON &errn lHlo Srogt @OClanN
Slott, elles Der aatgeiebcr6t@p Sir.
gers ron Der Sirif Greet ul6 Inn.
9ebu4rg, alllo Der @rGittigort, @lniI
$. Stmtftuif, lift Der Sohn Don Srn.
lniS Irait 9ernGaro Strudhofi, bon
ct, 2oitis. Ser bod)ip. Yinrer
SrMSis flls SaIimlis @Giebe poIlang
one Sralum19. sllS 8rart5at9en flln-
gierter 8tIbelm alott. 8rlt0er Der
9ral,t. ltno SRI. Gbriitinn 6apecre,
aidde bes 8rdaltignins. Rod} ge.
eipotQinrg Der fird,lid)en 5eier bega-
ben iid Die 9eltperanablter ms 9eim
Der S~roltetern, mo I'M &reiie Der
glbern limo @eidhuiiter one &oda5eit
gefeiert mtrSe. Ger Sog bergiapp ian
rofden 2aarfc nn0 sCbenbs 6eadb 'id
ha8 ilrpge SOAR, per adrto, noh Ser.
1rarnh auuS poir 90 nod ct. &olMS,
pGielbft iie fid bdltslih einriftPn
iper6e1. @ia @Iiid Sitrt 8lrabe.
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sasemeine Gonuts 9,uistsitea.

Die StaSt Slanb miro ibre
Siertes Sui 6eier bieies Sabr am 3.
Suli abbalteu.
Sn 0wenspils miro bonn 2.
bis anm Z. Suii cine Gbautauouo
itattfnben,
Sol. WcSiunep, opn Canaan.
iuurbe am %. Mai bon jeiner GOT
Tin nit einem fieinen Spbn beId,enft.
@ult4 9repel. BON Glcapespile
oerlor ppr 8urSein Elm iuerthpples
Bfero, itloem bas 1bier supiel Rpa.
gen sefreiien bate.
aoliS strunt taa oeriae g8oy
te BON Golumbia, nii feline Nutttr
81 be'iihen, meld)e in ibrer @phnuna.
IN Der Ndbe ppn Mt. Sterlina, iebr
franf oarnieberlieat.
Wdbreno bes naiien @eiters
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