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Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-11-08

versity Of Pennsylvania, a found
err and former president of the
American Bar Association. He
was speaker of the Delaware
House of Representatives, member
Of the Democratic National Com
mittee and a delegate to the Ma
tional Conventions of 1880, "a and
'88. He was special counsel in the
Delaware-New Jersey boundary
suit settled after fifty years delay
President G leve a n appointed
him in 1888 as special envoy to
England and Germany in the Sa-
moa controversy. He retired from
practice in 1896 and took up writ
ing Of legal textbooks. His re-
mains were taken to Dover for in
terment.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-11-08
Met Death In Steel Plant

Ruben Kelley, a popular and es-
teemed re s d ent of New Cas-
tie, aged "a years, was crushed to
death last Tuesday in the Boldt
plant of the Penn-Seabord Casting
Company while operating a crane
with which another crane collid
ed. He was the only son of Will.
lam Kelly and wife. He had re.
Gently left grocery store to OBJ
tain better pay at the steel plant
and had started the sale of oyster!
to aid his parents.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-11-08
Company Fights Charter Suit

Pierre S. du Pont president OF
tho du Pont Powder Company OF
Delaware, which took over the New
Jersey Company, filed an ahdavit
at Trenton on Wednesday in the
Chancery suit of stakeholder Tor
tho reinstatement Of the company
as q New Jersey corporation. The
affidavit says the absorption was
sanctioned by nearly all the stocx-
holders of both companies ana &c
revive the old company with its
sattus would give the stocknolu,
ers more money than they wouio
he entitled to owing to improve
rents made the Delaware corpora
ton.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-11-08
u D
90 A
80 ID
172
II u
BY order Of
Firs Chief WILSON

women were given the right to
vote. Then the mayor decided that
we had an abominable system of
garbage disposal. The city govern
ment appropriated $1,000 to i'm
prove it and Miss Mcdowell, Chi
cago's great garbage expert, as
the mayor called her, was appoint
ed on the committee that was to
spend the money. She was just
the same kind of expert that she
had been before; but now, the wo-
men were voters.
"We had been trying very hard
to get a boys court, for boys of
seventeen and upwards, too old for
the juvenile court, yet not full
grown men. A large part OF the
crime in America is committed by
persons under twenty-five years OF
age. If we could take care OF
every boy until he is twenty-five
we could then turn him loose, witt
little fear that he would go wrong
In our efforts to get this boys
court, we had had dinners ant
lunches at Hull House and else
where and invited the city official
and sometimes they came AM
sometimes they didn't. After w
got the right to vote, the city Off
Gals gave the lunches and invites
us. We now have splendid boys
court, and a psychopathic clini
for these boys. All sorts of thing
are being done now, which group
of women had long urged IN vall
until women got a vote
Laura C. Pollard
. Chairman for Newark OF the Cor
gressional Union" for Woma
, Suffrage.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-11-08
VOTES FOR WOMEN
Jane Adams
Suffrage Argument

Jane Adams makes very prac-
teal argument for equal suffrage.
Her talk follows:
Our friends, the 'antis,' are &C
customed to say If women vote, so
md so will happen We women
With the ballot can answer When
women vote, so and so has not
happened. They say that there
will be less interest in home-life.
This is easily answered by Aus
tralia (where women vote) which
has the highest birth-rate of any
country peopled by the English
race.
"They say that mothers will
neglect their children. Women OF
New Zealand have had equal suf-
frage since 1898 and New Zealand
has the lowest infant death-rate IN
the world.
Chicago is the largest city in the
world where women vote. Several
gratifying things happened as soon
as women were given the vote. 1t
made an enormous difference in
the attitude of public officials.
We had long sought to have POI
lice women appointed. Chicago
has larger number of small
parks, which are used for dancing
as we'll as many dance-halls. Or
dance evenings, $4,000 young PEG
pie in our city, go to dances. W.
wanted some police-women tol
municipal chaperons, to Safeguard
young girls against the Danger
that beset them on such occasions
The city government would no
listen to us. We got the right T.
vote on July /, and on July 10, TN
mayor appointed ten police-women
Before Sept. /, we had forty an
we are promised that by Jan,
there shall be hundred. We ha
done nothing; but the mayor wa
coming up for reelection. :"
have found out that, while 1t ma
not be necessary to vote it IS yer
important to be able to vote.
Chicago had very bad systel
Of garbage disposal. The metho
was to haul it out to a poor qua
ter Of the city and there leave 1t
rot Miss Mcdowell, a settlemel
worker, had made a great effort
have this changed. She went
Europe and studied the best sy
TENS of garbage disposal. She ma
striking set of slides made,
1 Illustrating the conditions, and g
chance to show them before u
city fathers of Chicago. She le
tured and tried her best for n
/ teen years. tried too and ser
ed as garbage inspector or n
ward, at one time but though :.
used our indirect influence TO
utmost, nothing was done.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-11-08
Fills Old Post Again

Rev. T. E. Martindale, d. d., of
Salisbury, has been designated
successor of Rev. T. A. H. O'Brlen,
deceased, as Superintendent OF the
Salisbury district of Wilmington
Mr. E. Conference, until its meet
inc in March next. DR.. Martin
dale was formerly Presiding Ed
err of the district and is famiiiaf
with the duties of the post.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-11-08
Death of George H. Bates

George Handy Bates, a former
prominent lawyer and Democratic
leader in Delaware, died on We'd
nesday at the home of relatives,
1902 Lehigh avenue, Philadelphia,
where he had lived since retiring
from active work. He was II
years old, a graduate of the Uni
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-11-08

Secretary of State Hall has re-
ceived Delaware automobile tags
for 1917, to be issued by December
l but not to be used until January
/ next. They have black back
ground with letters and tignles in
cream color.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-11-08
Injured In Auto Collision

Mrs. Enrich Mende was severely
shaken up and bruised when an
automobile she was driving near
Seaford on Wednesday night col
lided with Standard Oil truck on
rounded section of road and was
overturned.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-11-08
D IR ECT RY.

Au"sc'pol transportation
E. M. Thompson Nv. Rrov,
!. H. Hossinger c. B. Evans
Joseph Dean
Legislature kembersh;p
?. Armstrong Pm. Sherwood
H. B. Wright John Pilline
VIM. h. Taylor
Board Of Education
President-Robert 8. Gailaher
Secretary and T-easurer-Harvey Hot.
ecker, 9. A. MeCue, Edward L. Rich
Newark Town Library
The Library will be opened:
Monday 3to545n. m.
Tuesday 9to. .l2. m.
Friday 3toslSn m
Saturday 9 to IL m. Ito op. m.
FARMERS TRUST Co. Meeting of Direc.
tors every Tuesday morning
NEWARK TRUST Co. Meeting Of Dirsc.
tors every Wednesday evening 1t
! O'Clock
Building and Loan Association
Secretary-W. H. Tayl,.
Meeting first Tuesday night Of each
month
Lodge Meetings
OPERA HOUSE
Monday-Knights Of Pythias, or K. o,
P, 7.30 p. m.
Tuessay--lmproved Order Of Red Men
7.30 D. m.
Wedhnaesday-Heptasophs, or s. W. M.
Thursday--Ladies' Circle, s. W. M
7.30 p. m.
Frtdoy-Modern Woodmen of Americs
No. lo170, 7.30 p. m.
ODD FELLOWS HALL
Monddy-Jr. Order American Mechar
les, 7.30 p. m.
WedneSddy-1st and 3rd of every montl
!. White Clay Camp, No. 5, Woodmen @
the World
|. Thursday-1. o. 0. F., 7.30 p. m.
/. Saturday-Knights of Golden Eagl
7.30 p. m.
Fire Alarms
In case of fire call the following nun
bers in succession:
u d
90 A
al,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

Dos BON Geo. @iint6er gebraute
Bier lit Oos Bette. @iele geurtbeiIer
BON 8ier erfldrcL ooB es irgeno eli
mem eritfloilieen mlsl6noiiben 9ier
gleidfommt. @era0e 0os Ding fir
ocn 6amilieneebraub. Seinites 9lro-
ma, better @cihmad uno icbr nGbr.
frditig. 9ireft BON Der @rnuerei
olrh Die ueuen Nioibinen abgefiilt,
uoOurb abioIute 9ieinbeit geiidcrt
wiro. aiite $500. @boue: @oIfe 20.
Suni1S,tSiNlo,Do)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
nr- 1Ernnrcia 0lnninntial.

GorIibrr ". u goub Der repn6li
lanildjcu @taatss sGouDcntion Dat cine
GihIa0nng an alc Dcle9otcn crailen
aHi IicnitaG oeu 23. sVloi mH ll6r
iM @otel 9ienncrt 5u crldeilien nm
bie domination Dos Ir. Solcpb Srs
min 5rancc 5u ratiiiaircn @orliBer
cialeH AZ Enit 6cs repH6lifaniidJen
GcntralGonitcs tbciltc mit
0aB oic Ielcaateu Stir giational@cn
Dention III Gbicogo nid)t me6r iu 9al.
iiniore 3uiunnIcnfonlmcn piiroeh
ion0ern ciac 8criaHnliiHg IN Gbi.
caqo ab6aItcu UiiroeI inn oort ocn
@oriiBer 5n pd6lcn Iic Mic0rjaAl
0er Ielea1ten baben Gliartier inn ga
@allesSotcl balegt ooA miro @Sencrol
Qlanus iouie Dr. un0 6rau 6rancc
3m Commerce &pieI ipoBHcll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

tDias.9lItter" lOluie lpnltige Sroelt'
Orqaniiotioncn lnO uloit but not
lcoTt" sic be6attinmen glmo5onen Ocs
,@omeuS Sraining Comps" 81
@6cpp G6aIc biloeten 6ie picrte Tipi-
lion mGbrcno bic finite iidb aus gl6-
or0mngcn bon g9aarcnbGiiern 81
@eiellidaiten unO 9IebnIi-
dem 5uiammenieBte.
Songcu @iIlD Sun0oD-
6Dmneu.
Giuen ctpnS cigeuortigen Gin0rud
nohtc es, ooB sic 9lngeiteateu eineS
grobcn llnterncbmcns iih bemiiBipt
fii6lten 6cim @orbeinoride 9illD
SimooD NDuncu 5p iingetL cin
9eiipicl. Dem einc Der &opeQen io-
fort our6 @ortrag oeS bcfannten
Brighten mp t6e Corner, w6erc pou
are" 6oIge Ieiitete. Gas @eitre6cn,
aus ser 9ereitidoftS @oraOe bier.
our6 elm Sonntogsi1ul 8icnic 5u
mo6eu, iuuroe BON oeridieoeucnSei-
ten mliebiam cmpfunoeu. @rtpG6nt
mag meroen, ooB bei'n Gorbeimarib
All ser Tri6iiue bon feiner ein5igeu
aopeae Oas SternenbaunerIieo ae-
ipieIt muroe.
Ole Eoli8ei 6otte elltloug ser gea
ianrmten lRorid Route imfuiienoe
@orfegumaeu sur @epdltiglmg Der
@lenge getrofien uno murOe in ibrer
9lrbeit 0urd cine finite Shoar ge-
ididter Bon Scouts lpirfiom inter
itiiet.
6euerpG6reno ser 8oraOc.
9lidt lmer1eblihe gluireguug uer-
iriadte flr3 Dor ser 9lntiinft Der &a'
raOe an Ser gde BON Gbarlesltr. mo
W4ount 9oDal gIuenue oos @rt0nen
Ser SeueraIoden unO @orbeiraien
BON 26i4 9lpporaien al Der bar.
renoeu @leuge. aur3 nadOem Der
Snbnber iie perlaiieu bate, brad IN
Der SdneiOerwerfitdtte BON @Giid.
Ter i'm GroeeidoB oeS 9lnneslies9Ipar-
tement Solies, gtr. 1905, 9toro-
G6orlesItroBe, IN 8oIge eineS idao'
6aiten @etroleumofeus 6euer aus.
Scr Sonitor $. 90. 8oibineton 6otte
oeu 9rano bel ser gIuflulft Ser 6eu-
ieoo6 6ercits infer Gontrole.
@erettfdafts Gemonitra-
tion
Sm 3uiammen6ongc nit Der |o-
raoe fono geIteru 9l6en0 in Der @ai.
fen6olle 0es A. &eeimcnts inter ben
Ser @orDldn0er 2iga iiir
Gert6eioiaimg cine 9ereit-
ihofts Tenlonitration itott &an.
inter Dem Gitel g@uoroing
CIO @lorD~ fomen sur 8orfiibrltng
inO 8eigten MISUNDERSTANDING ans
Dem Seere unO scr Morinc. Sine
iber proftiidjc @ercitiboit
mur0c gIeiG5eitig ge6olten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

MlaI. 9InafIIna 0er n@leIabIe0.

gIui 5oilutag, ben II Diat luiro
oie ,,@lelo0ie1 nit Stino nno aeael
lmo an ibrcn syreuuoen 3un @lai'
gllsHug nah 8cuferts &arf anSs
riiden sir sen Eag iino 9picIc mo
llnicr6altuugen allcr 9lrt in Ausli1t
aeitcllt imo fontmcn Sing mo gllt
aiil iArc giednln1 Gs miro eil
Oidi iqluSflug IN oes &ortes polllter
gie0ciltilnq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

Seute be9iunen Die Hennen inl
@roipect 9orf, melbe bis incl. BEN
%. Nloi md6ren, Der @intrittspreis
lit 80 Gents, uno fa6ren Oic Bad
9liDer GorS bis 5m HeunploBe. Sir
Oeu @r0iinmgSta9 iino ib0ue 9ien-
nen ougeiest, um0 perOen Die Sreln-
oc oeS grimen 9ioienS bon un0 gau3
ouf i6re Soften fommen. Eic glen.
nuugen limo oic ioIgen0eu:
I. Aenucn 5 SS. Belle Of t6c
aeatheL 9cad SanO, Marentius,
Seeman, 2ouiic @lap, G3ar Ili6ael,
@lomer Garlaperod lmO Sig6 6lper.
2. &enuen s. - Com Sancod.
9lnator, &inOer 9ou SoiitbernStor,
5nmo, sluor 5hinuer @lontg 6or
ma Siualee.
3. 9leuneh Az 8. Deaom Sal.
Ii. Soc @cals, Garpes. Salp Boots,
@rau0 Surp, g0en @arf wo So
G5e.
A. 9leuren 6l4 8. 9leolanO,
Giaian @6oroo6, 92arriano, SSna
GaD, 9oro sIliiouo Sout6eru Solo
uno Rutb StridlanO.
s. &eunen, I tH6 W. 9lop
S'2ig6t. 9lapierMorD @orrcm song
OF fife 0olleu, Se0ae RoIc, Cello
Dad, 9uopeiier mO 6re0a Sobn.
jon.
6. Gcuucn s 3. @ooomouo Sad.
let SauofuL EactlcB, sureget, 9la.
itou, Ropol Snor Meelido, ct. Sc.
lenc im0 Camille ?.
Gic 0lcnueu 81 @inIico fameu ge-
itern 81 cincm iuiiroigeu 9l6idmB
ms 6rohtcu I'M pierten &ennen einc
aroBc lle6erroidung nit G2coOling
@iB, wcldbc i6rcn g(nAGngern sic
i6ouc Cuote pon $93.70 fir 50 6ro6.
te, gic &cunen 6otteu iolgcuocn@er-
louf.
9leunen AZ 6. Dellow Sal.
ii. IorpeS mo 9Limce Z
,. &emen 2 @l R6om6, Gp-
noirc mo Glt 9on
3, &euucn, 1 W. 40 .. 0ufe oi
0nnbor, Suprcuc lmo S6crpcOeB.
4. Remeu AZ 3. MeOOliu1
DliB SopiIla itnO Suoeo.
5. &enneu, 1 Nl. 40 .. NroomS
@0gc, SorrD 9an6cr ltno 9oliron
6. Renncn o. Nlarim'S
G6oice, 9udo @corec unO SuoaS
9rother
Z. &euucn 6 3. Fopmoiter Sci
ic, ir., mo Sobengrin.
n NJ A.. <
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

&c jli errihien Ger 9ro5cB i'll bon
Steuer5a5lern au6dngiaQemadt por,
oen oeren @rllnoiiide 3medS Iurds
iii6rung ser &ldnc Der 5ta0iDerpal-
hng angeIauit meroeu miiiien lin
einen Ginbaltsbefebl gcaen bic gq.
planten Gcr6eiicrlngeu 5u crpirfen,
miro bon 5ciieu Scr Sldger welhc
ourh 0en frii1eren General Staats,
glumalt Cigar 9laon @oc pcrtreten
werOen, gelteno aemadt OaB sic Ser.
pcu0ung bon @cIocrn Ser S5,000.O00-
9lnlei6e, meltbe in 1910 pon Der &C.
gislatur iiir Sofen @er6ciieruugrn
autoriiirt mlroc, iiir StraBcnerpei.
tcrunacn unaeieblih iei Tic Staot
bat luic Die aIageidriit iagt, in 1915
ourd sic 9iiOget 9eb0roc S350.000
aus Oen geunintan 9Inlcibes@elocrn
fir onocre 3mede perpilligt.
StnOt ,SnAeniclir GulDin @&enos
rid Der ais eriter 3cuge uernommen
mur0r, crfidrtc oaB be3iiqlidD oer
erridtlna beiagtcn llnterfltuiiopla.
eeS iiber6aupt nod tciue Gntictcis
Dung getroiicn uorocn iei 9ci 0er
gr0rtcrtua Scr n Sorihlag ge6rad-
ten iidotiihen &er6clicrlngen Id 0o.
rauf 6ingepieiea iuorOen GAP Ole
Gta0t ibre @iufiinftc ourA Grid.
ting eineS iolHcu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ucrgroBcrn fonuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

,NUrDN" riclc gSpuc iplAeiinca Epcrll
sltpcriorir:
Epuncllida. 3rciiAQ. 1antlt0n Mnilnec NM
Nlheilo a5aillt"
,,NaDrtn9 l0c liSMici Widttfs~
.,Npp0Oromc" Anliocbiue mo 2nuoclhilctf
,,MinrNinnD" Bni0cpluc iiiin Nnlntlpilocr
,,WiHNt MtaDenlie" aCuicnn"
,NlnWinub 1Ddcn Nhtb" &rm l. bis ~.
M,ai 6riNabres s5enneH 5u glmlicu
,.huet &leiu ROrl" Anerlel &olisbclnlils
QNHNen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

fAtAJA AANuA = lAWNNANt
@touor grciton tritiiirt ole 9Sorf 9c-
1oroe Gicic bot gngcbot iiir
oltes 4Nouic Of 9ieiuac" mlsgc-
idlooclL obnc @uoact 9cboroc
5i 9atbc 81 5icbcn. uSt. Gli.
5o6ctb'S Some botte $4,000
eeboten.
gSie @}aDor @rcitou seitern 6uiGl.
liza in @riobrung brod)tc poren ponI
st Gli5obetb's Some" Der &arf-
YcborOc $4,000 fiir ons @rlinoititd
ocs cbcmohgcn u@onic Of 9iefiige"
an Der v6re0crid.6ooo oiierirt NOR
sen. 0ieies 9lugc6ot bate oic Rorf.
9ebor0c ieood5, obne bic moBgebcns
ocn Staotbeb0roen 81 9totbc al sic.
BEN abgeimlagen. peil cs ndb ibrcr
9lniidt 5ll nieorig mar. Sobolo
NiaDor 4reiton BON Scr geiAeiterten
GrouSnftion aemtniB erbielt, ian0te
ct noditeben0cs Shreiben ali bic
&orItcbcrin oes o@li8obetbs Some:
n2iebe @luttcr W2orp DdlOre0:
@paen Sic mir bite, ihriitlih
9luifldrling iiber oas glugebot III
Sobe pon $4,000 geben weldes
oas nSt. Gli8abetb's Some" Der
&orf 9eb6roe fir iieben glder 2ono
all @pDnn's Sails &urfpaD gcmadt
bat, @teine 9lniidt iit oaB oieies
ylngebot bate ougenommeu wcroen
iollcn. 3nm Nlinbciten bGttc es 0en
Staot6eb6roen unterbreitet mer0eu
louen. g8ir babru felt lGngcrer 3eit
periudt, Die oortigen Steiuqeb1uoe
uno oas Gjrltnoitiid 5u oertaufen, in
@irtlidteit D1breno Der lebten flint
Sabre ieitoen i'd I'M Rutbbuile bin.
Dlein &orgdHger bat ebenfaas eineu
Derge6lihen @eriuh aemaht, oeu
&ertmli 5li beperfltelligen. DieIeS
mar oos erite 9lngebot, peldes lns
gemodt poroen 1T. Die &art.@e-
b6rOe bat oie 9lnacIegenbeit Der guo-
gct9cb6roe nidt unterbreitet, uuo
it babe MIR ourdl 3uiaa oo0on &c.
bort SD mare Sbneu berbunoen
penu sic mir iiber bic Ibatioben
genme 9lustunft gebcn piiroen."
glustunff ii6er @eiuno
5eitS5llitan0.
Sn @erbiuolmg nit ser @ampogue
I'M Sntereiie iaiitdrcr 3uitGnoc 6dIt
es Nlapor %reitou fiir ipidtig, ooB er
iiber Sen @cinnobeitS5uitano in ser
Staot beItdnoig genou iniormirt
wiro. Plus 0ieicnI @rlnoe Bat Ct ge.
itern iolgenoeS Sdrcibcn an Or. 8.
9. 9lofe, ocn @ciunO5citS. Commit.
iar eeibidt
a9e5ii0lic6 ueincr @rfIGrlng, rucl.
DIE i'd sSbnen gegcniiber IN Der am
Nlontag o6ee6alteneu Sibimg Der
Tepartencnts-@bcis a6oeac6en babe,
n0dte i'd S6nen mitt6eileu, 0aB oaS
@eilnoDcitS Gepartcmcnt, mciner
gniidt nad, mir penigitens einmol
in ic0er @oAc ciuen geridt ibcr oeu
@eiimobeits3uitono in Baltimore,
cinibIicBNh @mpiebIuuacM 5niteleu
ioate.
Iicicr 9cribt iollte ii Scr @eiie
ausacor6eitet iein, Dab we0er inter
Dem gubliIim 9ernribiglmg 6erpor.
aeriIicu miro nod aud anoereu
Stdoten 0loterial liciert, mlf @ritno
oeiien an ms aritif 0cii6t merocu
foimtc. Sonptiddlid ioll er oofiir
beltimmt iein oem @ublitum ais
fiir Gr6alhme geiun0er
3uitaHoe IN Baltimore 5i oienel.
lluterbreiten sic mir. bite, cineu
oerartigen @eridbt lmO ib weroc nit
Den 3eitungen ARRANGEMENTS be5iig-
lih Der &er0ilentlicbung treiien.
&c 5u crridien. Ser 9ro5cB III BON
Steuer5a5lern au6dngiaqemadlt lpor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
8cIeorap6ildICr Wetier6rridJt.

Nus oen iibrigen @unoes g8etters
@cobodtunas Statiouen muroen bic
iolgenoen boditeu Gernperntureu
oie aim 3 llbr geiteru glbeno berrib.
ten beriftet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
glerniinftinr 4 eSnli.lEricr.

Sir cine perniinftigc 4 Suli-6eier
inn Yatterion@ @arf.Giitrift lat ii6
Elm Gonite aus folgenOen Serreu ge4
biloet; $. 9}oB Goppage 9. 9. e.,
9Oriiber; 8eni. s. @oelper, ir, 9lIii-
iteut; SSobn 81 9eder, Sefretdr; @il-
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Der Office oaOoa per Selep6ou oSrr
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