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The Jasper news., 1915-04-29
BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLE Co1NER.

Adam Malone called at Urban
Browns Wednesday morning.
Mrs Emma King called on Mrs. Mar
tina Hyder Tuesday afternoon.
j. +. Hull made q business trip to
Boston Wednesday morning.
The school board held meeting ut
the school house Tuesday night and
elected Miss Lawless again. Miss Nora
taught very satisfactorily and we are
glad to have her back.
L.Shaunce and wife spent Thursday
evening at the Brown home.
ELLA Nlikesell, Vera Pennington,
Monte King and Mary Budd each spent
one night last week with their teacher.
c. M. Wells sawed wood for Fred
Campbell and father Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Brown and children spent
Wednesday afternoon with NJ s.
Shaunce.
II. T.. Coiner and family ate Satur-
day dinner with ]. ii. Coiner. Sunday
they visited at Ed Ovens.
Ss lie iDbIDliCDS anu WIG CtlICI uO
Urban Browns Sunday.
Word came to us last week of the
wedding of Frank Barton, jr., but we
did not learn the ladys name. Frank
lived in Blue Star several years and the
best wishes of his friends here are eX-
tended to him and his bride.
Bert Kaderly spent few days last
week at the Hull home.
Miss Nora Lawless closed very sue
cessful term of school at Blue Star Fri
day. Quite a crowd gathered at the
noon hour with well filled baskets and
soon very tempting and appetizing
table was spread. A short but inter
esting program was given by the pupils,
Then came the prizes which were
awarded as follows: Elsie Hickman
and Mary Budd for every day attend.
ance and no tardies; Ella Miliesel fol
every day attendance and one tardy
Monte King, Bert Johnson, Louie Bile.
wins and Thomas TafTner each received
prize for learning the tables SO per
fectly. Miss Nora gave the crowd q
surprise by treating all to ice cream
We hope to have many more such gooC
times.
Mrs. Lawless and daughter Thelmi
visited school on the last day.
Urban Brown and wife spent Sunday
afternoon with Jess Miller and wife ant
called at the Malone home in the even
ing,
Miss Zella Wright is spending thi
week with her sister, Mrs. Adam Ma
lone.
Mesdames Hull and Kaclsley visitet
Saturday with Mrs. Mccormick anC
Killey and Grandma Kaderly.
Will Kaderly helped his son Jake {
couple of days last week.
Mr. Mikesell and ELLA spent Sunda,
evening at the Stephens home.
Mrs. Cecil Kaderly spent Saturda!
afternoon with Lula Wells.
Chas. Johnson and Chas. Campbell
made Il business trip to Lamar Monday
w. S. Pennington called on j. +
Hull Sunday afternoon.
Earl Garner and wife spent Sunda.
evening at S. p. Kings.
Mrs. Jennie Kackly returned to he
home in Greenfield Monday, after
weeks visit with her brother j. +. Hui
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GOOD Reason to Be Pleased.

Jones-"What puffbalI Burlsons
got to be since he bought that farm
upstate! Why, every day the grinning
nut comes to the office wearing a
raw potato for watch charm" Smith
Yes; he explained about that po-
tato to me. 1t was his share of last
gears crop."-Magazine of Fun.
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mendous absorption coincident with ex-
Tended realizing by heavy holders Con-
s se, VAL, suggests preparedness for a
setoSck In this division. at which time
purchases OF standard rails is highly
aaNlsaole seldom has a market like
probably continue feverish with sharp
advances In specialties
CLARK. CHILDS a co. sAYs:-we
expect the foreign loan TO be a success
and md believe the market effect has not
n. L. CARPENTER & co. sAY.-un-
usual opportunities for safe trading will
DC found for months in standard rails
JOURNAL OF CoMAfERCE,-An on
Simlsic sentiment is observed ia the
pest informed copper metal circles
HERAl4D;-A bright future for all
sound revenue producers is insured by
the great crops. the improving position
.of the rails. the sOundness OF credit. the
plentitude OF money.
sUN;-ciose observers Of the market
are looking for the natural reaction
which they think Is about due.
WALL ST. JOURNAL: - Baldwin's
performances have encouraged some OF
the aggressive traders 20 take bear side.
The technical position OF the stock mar
ket appeers 20 be strong.
HARRIS, WINTHROP a. co. say
We think IL advisable 20 connne opera
lions TO securities which are readily
saleable az all times.
FINANCIAL AMERICA:-So much
attention Il attracted TO Baldwin Loco
motive. that there IS very little demand
for other stocks.
Crucible, Allis Chalmers and locomotive
stocks are staunch favorites monopolfz-
ing the spot light. Distillers fves. un-
which should not be neglected m f1 long
OF Anaconda average and then set tight
Tobacco Products and Triangle Film
sorbsd: don't be afraid 20 carry Ameri-
can Wooden.
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WHEELING ~ "A -, % .
naTrrn 80
COTTON 1ARKEr.

NEw YORK sept 2s-cotton fu-
psgemsbg,r, fi25g January. iiai5.
MARCH. tl4.il. May f12ss
lhe COT Con market opened nj "a de-
ll.t li Ia o. % points today. Win
=. lnn'r eelIur nt ffllH. December af
tl--' anf Iauuury at gIl.f1 under over
N'tni nfNInH orders and ln agmu4fhr
WIN WrHE Liverpool cables Aurr.-
Don i'n. Hnl tua Gulf storm WOMB
noi. Inland caused a rr0ft deal ri ur.
hoWet er. and there was ar
rh''FH..I active demand rrHt Hffrr
H which WHH eliminated hF fn.
Official forecast Cor rains boo fhr .ref.-r
D. Pc 1ni rrrlrtH that the storm var
til.inF IntrrIUfIuE with The New Ir.
l'1nH wire SERVED. Prices rallied ir
'nH'I u'nU" With active months aeIIIrr
'n points above InHf nights CLOSING
.hIrr". ur uu tl til.Il fUr october rrf
t..n. Tor january shortly after tho
rlt.nE 900 mot become aggressive ON
ihr bulge fU.IIuInr tne weekly urafhrr
report HuI fN. market wrIrrnrr nrnfr
.nHirl fHu middle off tnr afternoon uIfn
'"." nh.T contracts hrUHHInU d.. ar. IA
nui January tu ffEls or It ia tn r.Irfr
from tlr hIrh lowell ~ tre rl.rnrr~
urINr heavy general realizing .r U1n..
n1illn Cor over thr approachlnF CROP
report
500 cotton quiet. middinnr urisuds
fII HH. uu sales
cotton fufurer closed easy. Ort0t.r
81 so. December SD Hr. January on nj.
March fllts. Say fflbl
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations By c. p. 3rauniioh a Co
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Sept. 29--Butter steady.
creamery extras ts2 scorer 27Ht,
creamery thigher scogingl 2sa2stsc.
firsts ESQ &c; seconds a3a2t4c.
Eggs-firm, fresh gathered extrss az
sc. extra firsts s0r3lt.c. firsts 2siI
hennery whites fine 10 fancy a., a.
nearby hcnnery browns 34f2sc
- theese- steady. stute whole milk fr.4b
cy 1fi4c 4""
Live poultry unsettled. dressed pouI-
Wy steady, western frozen ROASTING
chickens l3nllc; fresh fowls ICED fsF5
legi frozen turkeys l7M Gle.
Flour-easlrr
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MONTY n1ARKrT

NEW YORK. SEPT Mercantile
laper 90 M 81. sterling. 60 day biiis
$3.50. demand ff7Z. cables 75to
rancs. demand $3.50. cables 1873.
aefkf. demand t3fac. cables Sac fIrrs
.nand. - &c. cables. 3fac Har aflver
~ sc Mexican dollars. fNfAc Govern
mont h1ndr, STEADY. E0ndg Irrrruffr
DO days. Lac. ~
eau money. easier high &c. low. fItr.
-ulnE rate iHCs iurt loan q. CLOSING
bid. 4 Ac. offered az &c.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. sept. 2s-Wheat under
went n bearish reaction today largely
IN consequence OF reports which sug-
sested a growing likelihood OF the open
ing OF the Dardenelles. The market
closed unsettled. 1 to lac net iower-
with December AT S4N q n &c and May al
" : a > c. Corn lost = TO "a. and oat ;
shade 70 &c. a provisions the result
cents
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CHICAGO. sept 2g-Hogs. receipts
-l.e0o. steady. Bulk S7.25HS25; lignt
Nt.eOn $40, mixed S6.9Oas40; heavy
@o.eS q $50; pigs sG.0OWs.0O
Cattle-l;eceipts $1,000: firm. Native
beef cattle S6.1Om 1850; cows and hcff-
ers $3.50 q S.35. calves SS.0OUII5O
Shcep-Receipts $4,000: easy. Weth-
ers $500 $50; ewes SO .50ft6 500. iambs
&1.O0d9.25.
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ment but declined TO tA7ix On the ap-
pcarance Of several buying orders
The stock market was cheerful with
the war loan and short term bonds In the
greatest demand. Copper and OIL shares
and Kaffirs we're firm.
American securities were quietsr ana
prices dropped with the Improving ex.
change rates. but the market hardened
near tho close ard finished steady.
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NEW YORK. Sept. give believe
that later on. the wisdom OF accepting
pronts on the current upturns will be
amply justified. as the present hysterf-
cal buying wave will probably subside
when Least expected. and leave many
carrying some industrials at greatly in
flated prices.
A lot OF profit taking going on under
cover. / would continue selling indus
trials az market Don't wait for rally
Sterling exchange demand S47ITs +.
cables &412A. Heavy realizing Is IN
progress. Pressure Is unsettling the
market.
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WALL srREEr su1rarAnY

Formal petition asking for rehearing
IN western rate case flled with J. c. c.
Mercantile Marine receiver to renew
agreement for carrying OF foreign mails
Reports thawt Colorado Fuel & Iron
Is TO be merged with several other prop
critics are officially denied
~ industrials 1889. off O.46es.
20 railroads 9S.31. off O.65G.
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Cash quotations were:
Wheat-No. RED. S1.03G1.O5Is: No. 3
req. sl.02; No. 4 red. 50 y soc. No. ?
hard sl.03a1.O5k
Corn-No. 2 yellow 81 4 q6T5a; No. 4.
white CSC
0ats-No. white. S4il G35c: stand
POrk-Sl85O
Lard-SS3O
Ribs-Ss.62@935
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. sept 29-Credit hal
Va s6 t,,,U. runs s,e,.ll5s. average So
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. Sept. 2g-Cattle
steady; supply light Choice SsOOa92b:
prime $3.50 500.
cheep-steady, supply light. Prime
Welhers Ab.Suu $50 Gull and common
$500 500; lambs $6OOQ $50, veal
calves $1,000 1850
Hoss-steady; receipts 10 doubIedecls.
frlme heavies SS.5oa SOS. mediums ana
heavy workers. SS95: light workers 81 5s
ss5' pigs $500 SIS. roughs 5000 a
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LONDON. sept 2g-Money ana dis
count ratios we're tiatictly hardos today.
American exchange opened strong AL
ffTar. fhr highest since fhr rrr.-f
weakness. ou Che official loan state
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W. @. common books close Sept. 20
~ per cent dividend payable Oct. J.
- tll-LAbelle preferred books close
sept is, ~ dividend payable Oct Ist.
Nz)-lmpertal Glass Co. books close
Sept goth. IA & dividend payable oct i.
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WHEELING. W. Va, Sept 20. '15.
Corrected by A. r. Aasten q Co mem
bers Boston Stock EXCHANGE No AGA
Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa
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New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. %. rs.
Range OF active stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. f Masten q Co. brokers.
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FINANCIAL.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

PARIS. Sept 2s-rrIces we're weak on
tho bpurso today. Heutcs 90 n. csc. Ex-
cn.1.c on London l1fr ls14c.
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COFFEE MAREHr

NEW YORK. sept 2a-coffea ni.
Nso..L csc. tutur'a steady peccmbor
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Documents containing dffrra az tt.
f"..rI. cargo md fnr port. f.r lrEIrf.
shr ia bound ore called the ships mnnf.
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LONDON sept 29.-nar silver %.
ll-Ied per ounce.
money HiH 1f per cent
discount rates. short bills fNnfw
ncr cent. three months q tt-iGnfE per
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INITIAL MAnKEr

WV YORK. Sept 19-Tha metal
cNchunFH quotes lead 81 sol Rr.ff.r 49,
quoted 40 London lead no. Ite sreIf-
90 fG8.
,Dppnr-- firm. cIortrulytr tfeUs
Iron .t.HlV and unchanged Metal s..
chang quotes ffu steady U.a frr Zoe
800 nOal1IEn
a. London spot copper 600. Boz. fHfurar
tlt. Be- EIrrfrHIY.Ir ItT loo. rrrf ffr
tlai. futures 1864 Anthony MI.
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FrHArcTAL oPrn1nna

FINANCIAL BULLETIN The in
dustrial department g. again mainly un-
der control OF the public. There H. ire
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Lagoon q BryAn's clOs1ng stool Letter.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-After display
ing remarkable strength during the
greater part OF the session. a reactionary
tendency became quite pronounced IN
the late afternoon and In many Instances
sharp recessions were recorded Steel
was backward and later particularly
heavy, which has caused some dissatis-
faction among those who have looked
upon the Issue as being the one likely TO
receive the most enduring benefits from
steel industry. Its action suggests that
much OF the stock liquidated In the past
by foreigners has been absorbed by the
public and that holdings now. instead OF
being concentrated, are widely scattered
with the result that II is difficult to
force the stock into higher levels on
account Of the resistance Offered on the
advances
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WEEELIEo TRA0-zuz coMPAux
Tss.ss cA1 BcHnDUL1

@A~St June AZ 1soos
PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELIRlfIyR0
wheeling vv.ii.hu--
Leave
22nd Street -.
Wheeling WSii.sc
1890 O. m e.oo
S;S0 y. m. ia.oo 6.s.-
MouNDsYILLE LINE
WHEELING AND KOTTRDavrrn
-, Daily Except sunday.
10Th Street -
Wheeiing Mo,c6s,rf,,.
1000 a. m 1-to ~ -. =.
a:80 .. ma -
On lines having REGULAR eror... -.
vice. shipments WaiEhinR IA er~er. ~
hfty pounds or large bulk will NOT -
carried On passenger cara
ALL LINES-Daily Encsnf nrrra.-
No shipments. except emergency shin.
menta OF medicines. will Be carriea -.
passenger cars between S.OO and All
p. m 80
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-Completion of
the preliminaries connected with the
notation OF the Anglo-F'rench loan was
used as lever for another eNtravagant
movement in special stocks today, but
gains were largely II not wholly OBJ
liberated before the close. the weight OF
realizing sales overcoming absorptive
capacity. All records OF recent years as
10 activity. breadth and extent were
surpassed in the nrst half OF the session.
at which time quotations were at the
highest levels. Trading slackened later
with general recession OF prices. but to-
tai transactions again Appropriated the
large total OF 1875 goo shares.
At various times a was evident that
selling profits was proceeding on an
enlarged scale. while new buying seemed
10 be on a more cautious or tnetative
~ lracter.
A temporary rise OF 1 20 2 points in
railways and other issues which once
ruled as speculative favoritas was re-
garde a cloak for liquidation in less
stable quarters OF the list. Special
rect war variety, derived some or TO-
days added strength from the revival
OF rumors OF new deals or mergers. In
cluded among the specialties which
broke all previous high records were
Continental Can up TX at III, Lacka-
wanna Steel IL at 94L and Crucible
Steel 5 = at i09A. Some OF these maxi
NUNS were reduced by TO points
while other active specialties closed at
actual losses
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Pittsburgh Stocks

WHEELING. ". Va. Sept. 20 rs.
. Ihe ecuye ltttsburgh stocks corrected
daily b. A. u. Maaten a. Co. b1nksrs
and broker. National Rank Of West
Virginia building.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING Vs. Va Sent 10 .r.
b. DAILY Quotation ~, of tns Wheeling
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Boston Conner Stncks

Bonds 35.436.0OO.
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graan fobt graTSeaten.

Nafhbille, 5eun., 20. Sept Sn
einer aeitern a.beHb bier gebaltenen
Aebe Tprad ii1 Gry5tnatsiefretdr
NFBau iiber ben grdiiOeaten @iliOn
III lDbeaber Meiis ms. Gr iaste
nnter anberem: oGs lit Elm Slid fir
nntrrq 1ation. oak mir i'm Oieie
3eit eineu &rdIioeuten ha6en, bed
uOn benz WgfibL DnrdlOrnngen iii,
beg alten gaelt Elm gntes 9eiipie[ 81
ae6en, anltatt bem idledten geie
lpiele, bas ms bic nlte g8elt geiebt,
III sulgen. Nns fir elm aaid9lides
ilnglid miirbe ~ fit bieies GanO
arlurIen ifin, iueiln in elmer StnnDe,
lUie Difier, biz NatiOu inter Der
Dabreridaft ctnes 9rdhOeateu ftebn
uiirbs, Der, srtflammt Oardl falide
gbilolOpbie, nnier 2anb aud in Ell
men arifg geitir5t baben ptrbe."
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etreife IN Mnnitipns .1abrifeu.

Milminatoft, Del, 30. Sept.
2mifhen 200 un0 800 W2etaanrbeis
ter Ser Dupont Bolp0er SO. IN Gear
nen,8 goint, 81. &, }inb geiterit, oa
fhrert Sic qefor0erte 2obnerbobung
nidt hemidigt fpur0e, an ben Strett
deqaltoen. l1eber $50 Metaaarbet-
fer Der Qrerican Gar & 5oinorD
So. firb aus 9pmpotbte NIT ben
5treifern ebenfdas in ben ausltatlo
getreten
200 MoidiniIten In 5pet bieiiget
Gobrtfen baben Die 4rbeit nieoerges
leaf, neil ibnen Der berlangte adt-
5tunbensGag nift 8ugeftanbet muir
Be. Cine ansabl on0erer Mui9inett-
fobrifen miiiien itd bts 5amitag
entIdetOeu, Oh iie bies 3pgetanOftB
MAIDEN mollerb mioriaenfallS tanien.
De Mai6iniiten an ben Streif geberI
lDerDen.
Sartfor6, Conn, 80. Sept.
|ueber tauieno arbeiter Der Brot Il
@bitnen 50. befinoen itd felt geitern
I'M 4llsItano, neil Die @eiellidaft
bic bon ibnen oerlongten aenoerrn-
gen betreffs Der Arbeits.9eoingln.
qen nidt augeltebeu nolte.
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*t F6at. Ra #sfi NV
s AAiaish Afs fiAff HinW
astNiH EHHsis eifetsS
Me- Ms HsiAtak6 fBh sriifftee
aHAsfaHt tfs NeeBesigHa '
.iM rmi# hgg electromagnetic
taa5i lHtt #%teNffaafHf liew &tfls
selsN hatA tH Fah tttlaftN NfA
.N bfiAfV lSalm mN h tie
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NngFH HaHlti bea bHesgHfHAfn HHt
lnlsltfW uaWtHlI lib Hna na1tWiia 3.
.lsh iHf biz atil AL ate lbailA
Egf aliefg ron hfN tesheH Ea
eheasa hat lid FnmlHifd im iat
1850 a%eheterf NuamiA M worst Z.
mar ffR piHhiNf hts hflll fi tsf'
MNAeri#ie III btn Nff, &laaiea.
s0 ,sahts idHaua liz utii pleE Nle.
iAif uhh Ntfola ost tafilsc8 Stihf
Ii f~tieNlenlaWi ahN feidit Bile tlial
.satre 1856 utiid als CT futi
TODD keiaer pan50na aust atafttlali'
idfn 4le0vt hif NtiiuHA ht* VICE
laft. 0ertins In Hiiaaia, 8di itbef'
nahm Irei eabre ipaifr wftoa q
uadl MMnenpfIie, mo ef ifiihtr alt
alefrtnshitiaeHs. Gfadtilil tHh start'
ponift iih h%ernprthat Als ga pof
uler Sdbfcn lrtn %iiIberurs 6nhildllni
|uIe Tiriaeii 0es III Nauler @eidllg'
percins .6ontorhia beaiua, Der ult'
her leircr tedniiden peitinM tltni
tpnanarbcaben Nerein bts Aunncs
murne, brodte ihnt aas DentifthHnI
bee 8tutainaataoie aathniioItiidte
6ul0iaungrH bar.
Mn leateH Gomneritng trndei'
Turner nn6 bic 9ereinigten SANGER
hfe trOiiden 9ieite fires bcliebtet
1iriaentcn Srgo getter 8iir letter
Mubeitdte. Dciter mar i'm sitter oof
40 ,,ahren einem @ebinridldae erie.
oen. Biz Guttgart aIs Sobu zines
arstes aeboreu. genoB er cine quit
grsieAtlq, Bic er bier5ulau0e Dor
theiIhoft bertuertbete. Sci aou5er'
ten un6 gbeoter. @ riteIluugen tDdi
CT ltets Der leitenbe 8eiit ttto als
gefretar hes M,imneapoliier 3netg.
perefrg oeg 6e1ttid.omerifantider
NotionnIbuu6es fatlnten iein @ifel
un1 feline Singebung feline @ren3etl
nno ihmer pirb bic eide aus5ufiil
len fein, neIde getter's Sinideioer
Inn beutifen geretnsleben glinne
Iota'g oeruriadt bat.
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FYt NeasfHihftfaaA hait MefstNi
nfes aH Hfast. NJ tH Nas
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M.ta. Nt tfsllsB. fft MffbHHh elfh
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4asN sis4s. @gi4 s4 YEA
lMlifW HNb kal ttlNdlse8 Ate w
barter ssshI mmatlft NsthAt tiafl
t aHftstNnigh giitl sai5aa Ah ht
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iahl beilhl ioefh5N Sim tfa
.litts NttataHm iaWlHl sBt Alia.
tbnna. llHiefe bnaltH &aieleg
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Nftfm Ne8lrs kfltNia tin tnel
ttuatumm san AaeFihuua ttlui
.Nen uu6 padeabe MtNeN lWeFoen BON
ben AeamlfH ot& &kaaisuftbaahes
.aeh0Ittn. Tle tualiiht Aeae tblra
ahbDfat 2ttruhera het Sefretar 6es
Gfatralretbunoes tat Cmoln halt
|ict Mlir hoifen, naditen IieHitaa
Ieintu U%ladcabriuh Int Geuildcti
9oits 8u iebef.
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glash Nase8 tftettH ga it ihass
iHditsh fiN alHia eH iH fltte8t Eets
lfftG Hili nqsW Hemisfi bst Fifiis
Atgi III s~aAtlltesM setHah islns uia.
laNis Hsalfn All fbhstr tiH glgfi
euiatH sab hh ffln Rifihdief Bee
'At sdf Naa4 HllidfaiItu Uttae i
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qts @u0tmll6fsjlent mgiht htg
9dhth bes Hlthtaefn tttlfNf i1sa
m0naiaidtlia uHb m ifbsf e%tllfbana
.haaH pfoftiid Ia I'D in efittr So
lia fln Muhe eHb Naaftslwnlfr idf
Eamea bl ueinel5 Gao nu eiiirtH.
ituin ielnes WleiHm hidt lahab fla
.hie DaHiea ieioft hciHttia ilbIeu
mgfhtn. Blueiifns mtfoen GhetE,
2 hitue@iel @0it uHn UgpreB au.
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sil6sr 5abildnm otr lat6sriideu
SHupbs.

@rmnb 9sIanO, aiebr.. 80. Sept.
Die glebrastn @pfooe Der allae-
nteian Gpnooe Ser oeutih. lntberi.
iden Stride nuroe geltern bier bonn
Mi q raIi0enten, Serrn 0altor alis
helmutm ben bier eroffnet 0a Der
4rafi6ent. SEER Eaitpr Qierts bon
South gluburn ourdl Qranfbeit Der.
binbert mar. an Der SpnoOe tbeils
%8unebncn. Sat- ale @eiitliden Der
5pno0e NIT mir geringen AuSnab.
men uto piele 2aien.W titplieoer ma.
rem aumcieno. Serr 4aitor aoo.
len bon See belt Die 4reOigt. @err
&aItor Meabouien bon gtorfoIt ber-
las ben 8eridt. 3ie Sbro0e mdbrt
BIS Sonntug unb idIieBt NIT elmer
Su6il1umsfeier 8ur grinnerung an
Die Dor % Sabren erfolgte Grim.
oun8 Der 6pno0e bon gaebrosta.
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9[ns OerIt Gtaate.

Settings. Ga IN letter Belt nuf
Ben berifiaOenen Sdnlpldben Der
Gta0t 9Iumeaanlngeil uno anoeres
gigentbum b6siuiIig 3erit0rt tollrbe,
ipabriheinlid BON mutbpiqtgeu
Sdiilern, iinO auf 8erlangen Oes
ShulsS uperintenoetten Gperbarot
ollie S1uloiener als Spe3ial. 8oIi.
5iIten eingeidmoren tporOen, melfe
ie0en ue6eltbdter iofort berbaften
ioqen.
Beatrice. 9unoesienator @it1-
cod biea geitern auf Dem QusItet-
lungsplab Dor etma 5000 8eriotten
cine anlprade. in tpelfer er Die
berihieoenen &erfobett, Delde 0as
2ano felt BEN Wirgerfrteg 0urdge.
maft, oes 21ngeren beLeldtete.