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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-16

AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS-2 Ford
touring cars; E. NJ. F. touring car; l
>Studebaker touring car; l Overland
roadster, self starter, electric lights,
newly painted; l Buick roadster, self
starter, electric lights. All cars
equipped with new :..7es; will sell or
trade. w. G. Turpin & Co.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
7ETEP an FTREM AN.
KNOWN FOR HIS
BRAVERY, DIES

Af'er an illness from which he
had suffered for several wears. John
Newell 81 years cid, a wcll.known
member NJ he Detroit Ere depart
ment. died at his home, No. 1O9
East High. st. Tuesday Newell had
been in the service for more than
20 years and mad retired on a pen
sion when forced tC do so by the
illness which caused his death. He
distinguished himself for bravery
several times. especially AT the
Keenan, and Jahr furniture store
FIRE In which several firemen were
killed Newell was found apparent
ly dead among the debris and was
removed 10 the morgue but recov.
cred.
A daughter, Marie; a sister. Mrs.
Charles Boettcher. and a brother, +.
]. Newell, survive him. The funeral
will be held from the Frank J.
Blake undertaking perlors. No. ~
East High-st. The date cf the inter
ment and the place have not been
arranged.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Vessel Passages
Az the 500.

AZ the 500. N
sAULT STE. MARIE. Aug. fe-vp;
Utica. ! last night; Moses Taylor.
30. Natironco. 10, Leopold, 1870 -
m. craig John Barlum. 1880; Vega.
2. sawyer Tuxbury. Redfern, 8 Black
g Barnum. $50; stanton. !: schiller.
1880, Cole. >,
Dawni. Lupus last night; James
Wallace. 1890; venezula, ]. IL. Epson.
10 RicRerdyksi keam. Doiuth. AZ
berta. 1890: Masabs. Paine. 1870,
Oatlnnd Joshua Rhodes. Venus Phil
ip Mineh. ! a. m; Gorilla, Mclean.
land. Rensselaer,. 4. queen City. 4io3.
Al Detroit. rs
- Up: Angelina, 1915 last night
Ball Bros, Denmark, r. r. Zones,
1870 Van Hise, ~; Geo. KING.
Barge. Superior. l1;15; J. +. Reiss.
Small Livingstone. Kennedy, 2;4o'
Hurlburt Smith. 3:16: Wolv'D. Calcite.
tl0. Barlow. 4.20; Shiras. $50; GAR
rettson. $40. Ashley, $50: Emperor.
$40: W. r Fitzgerald. 1880; James
davidson. $40. Wupen. Amazon, Don
Hanna, 10.
Down Roman. 10 last night Fitch
Maitland. l.I5. Grand Island. 1870;
Frater TAYLOR. 1880 sirius. 1880 q.
m: Colonel, 100: Pollock 2. Ogemaw.
. 80. Ranncy. ESQ Pnnay. 3, Bixzy.
2,50. Houghton. Manda. 4 Steel King.
g. Buffalo $40. Nndaste, Gas But
tiers, Its. Earring. 100 Perseus. Per-
kins. $50. Harry Jones, 3.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
GRIP AND NEURASTHENIA

There is form OF neurasthenia
that follows the grip. Doctors call II
post grippal" neurasthenla. One OF
the foremost medical authorities OF
New York city In lecture In the
International clinics, said:
Broadly speaking. every victim OF
the grip will suffer from post.grlppal
neurasthenia also. Lowering OF ner-
vous tone with increased irritability
Is the most striking effect OF the
disease. languor OF mind and body.
disturbed. ftful sleep and vague
pains In the head and elsewhere. The
treatment calls for rest and a tonic"
Or Williams Pink pills, a non-al-
coholic tonic. are particularly suited
for building UP the blood and
strengthening the nerves after an at
tack II the grip. The rich. red blood
expels the lingering germs from the
system and transforms respondent
grip victims into cheerful, healthy.
happy men and women.
IL you have had the grip get box
OF DR.. Williams Pink Pills now from
the nearest drug store and begin the
treatment at once.
On request we will send you a FREQ
pamphlet. Building Up the Blood"
which contains a chapter on the grip.
Address the DR. Williams Medicine
Co, schenectady. y. Y.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

women OF the city is very compre-
hensive and Ia conducted In two d.
visions. The central division Is
under direction OF Miss Francs f.
Miller. Meetings are held In the
business section for those within 10
minutes walk OF the meeting place
The extension division. providing
for meetings OF women and girls In
districts outside the central district,
Is in charge OF Mrs. William Asher.
The work among the girl students
OF the schools and colleges is under
the direction OF Miss Florence Kin
ney. Miss Grace SAKE Is the d..
rector OF the prayer meeting work.
and also is the organizer OF the
Bible class groups that will be es.
tablished. The boys and girls de.
partment is managed by Miss Alice
Miriam Gamlin, who will conduct
meetings in the school districts
among children.
Son 10 Business Manager.
The mems work in the city IL di-
rected by the Rev. Isaac Ward and
includes every group of men ir all
kinds OF occupations in the city.
George NJ. Sunday. son OF the evan
gelist. is the business manager OF
the campaign. Under his direction
the work among the more prominent
business men Is conducted. During
the campaign he will gather around
him a group OF the representative
Detroiters, and will organize a club
OF personal workers. Homer Rode.
HEAVIER is musical director. and also
does work among the boys and
young men OF the schools and col
leges. Robert Mathews Is private
secretary TO BILLY" Sunday. and
also pianist. George A. Brewster is
soloist The Rev. James f. Walker
Ia the newest member OF the party,
and Is engaged in the advance work
OF the campaign. The other mem
bers OF the group are Albert Peter
son. custodian OF the tabernacle
and Joseph Spiece, tabernacle
builder
Detroit" said George VI. Sunday
will experience eight weeks OF the
greatest religious interest and fer
vor that IL has ever known. and IN.
Questionably Il will gain the same
religious and moral benefits thet
have come 10 other cities. Not only
is our organization 80 complete tha'
II stirs up the CITY by it's labors. but
Z leaves in the hands OF the min.
listers, churches, and religious or
ganizations, a definite work OF con
aervation
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
DOCTORS URGE
EUGENICS LAW
Plan Legislation to Stop the
Spread of Blood
ScOurges

HOUGHTON. Mich. Aug ia
committee OF the Michigan State
Medical society, in session here,
strongly urges the passage by the
legislature of a eugenics marriage
law, designed TO prevent the spread
Of blood diseases. which, II Is stated.
are on the increase in Michigan.
The committee would have the law
provide as follows;
THAT no individual be permitted
TO contract marriage before passing
competent test for blood diseases;
that there be an adequate penalty
for physician who issues a false
certificate OF health in such cases,
and penalties for persons, magis-
trates or clergymen. performing
the marriage of persons not provid-
ed with certificates OF good health;
that tests be carried out only in
state laboratories, or such labora-
tories as are approved by the
American Medical association; that
minimum fee OF $40 be charged
for the examination; cost OF exam
nation TO be RENTED TO persons
unable to pay"
DR.. A. p. Biddle. OF Detroit, will
be the new president OF the society
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
GORDON KISSED
IN TENT MEET
Has Rough Travelling When
Supporting Candidacy of
+. Il. Leland

Bouquets, verbal and floral, were
profuse In the big tent rally OF the
North End Republican club, Milwau-
keeave and Brush-st., Tuesday
night, in which supporters of Frank
b. Leland. OF Detroit, and A. f.
Sleeper. OF Croswell. candidates for
the Republican gubernatorial nom
ination, we're heard, as we'll as
Mayor Marx. Sheriff Oakman and
others.
Arthur f. Gordon spoke in behalf
OF Mr., Leland. and Judge George
Clark. OF Bad Axe, made a speech
urging the nomination OF Sleeper.
James O. Muffin dealt with the ma
tional situation, scoring President
Wilson, who. he said, had failed TO
observe his party's "one-term" dec
laration, and that with regard TO
Panama canal tolls. Col. o. A.
James also spoke on national issues.
Mayor Marx was presented with
a large basket OF flowers following
his speech in which he upheld his
record as one which should entitle
him 10 reelection. Sheriff Oakman
who Is candidate for the Republican
nomination for county clerk, was
likewise honored by his admirers,
Admirers OF Sic eper caused some
stir when Gordon arose TO speak
for Leland by Kisses and cries fol
their candidate. Chairman Alex }
Grocsbeck finally restored order
later calling on Judge Clark. who
made a strong appeal for Sleeper
rging that the voters OF Wayne
drop sectional politics. and conside,
Mr.. Sleeper's candidacy as one
which promises economic salvation
and a lower state tax.
Coroner J. T.. Burgess. candidate
for the Republican nomination for
county treasurer; Auditor william,
Gutman. candidate for reelection
Probate Judge Edward Command.
Justice Marschner. Harold J North
more, candidate for the G. O. p
n mination for congress in the first
district. and others also spoke.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

william H. Hin. of Detroit, urges
that the Republican voters OF the
state OF Michigan get out and vote
at the primaries. Aug. 90.
Mr. Hill's vigorous plea for the
universal exercise OF the privilege OF
suffrage AZ this time IL based on the
fact that II ignored by the great bulk
OF the voters. the primaries Offer the
professional politicians their oppor-
tunlty 10 run matters as they please.
Friends and hangers.on OF the pro-
fessional ONCE holders are bound to
line mp al the primaries. II the
average voter ignores this he Is de-
liverlng himself into the hands OF
the selfseekers
Mr.. Hill In a candidate for the
Republican nomination for United
States senator from Michigan. a
vote for him at the primaries. Aug.
20. il step toward new deal-a
business administration with some.
thing accomplished
Put an X before the name OF VIII
liam n. Hin. Aug. 29.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
SUES DAUGHTER
TOR MONEY GIVEN
FOR HIS SUPPORT

william Waite who i e years
Nd, and foeol". IS 81 ne his daugh-
t"r. Mrs F"zabcfh Mes and her
husband Henry Mes, TO money he
alleges he gave them - care for
an in his OLD age and which they
'ow declare 10 have been eaten up
board
White t. king ustice Richter 20
award him 1871, which he sars.
was given his daughter with the IN.
.Crs; anGing that shc take cace Of
hi" COR tho rest OF his life, and $500
e winch WIS used Tor p home. Mr..
IN n =. Mics live lt No. ga Penn.
Hlvauia.st
Mrs Mos estimates no. fathers
loard at 81 week, ard declorcs
hat It's total conc. 10 si1S. Dur.
ing period from June To- 1913, to
Nay 10. 1914. however which sh"
amcs as time for which her father
owes her. White Gains he VAS ,rav-
ling
White sued another son before
Justice R'Chter during the winter.
and according TO The justice, Mrs.
Mes testified for he, father en- IN
direct contradiction 10 her testi-
mOnv i'm the present suit, said that
She had taken her father in for
he money he had givCr her.
The Oil man is living row with
stll another child. Fhp case was
continued for further testimony. In
he suit during the winter White oh.
tanned a $500 Judgment
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
'IAN SMOKES IN
PED: cFpIOIJSLY
BURNED IN FIRE

Mike J~hrirsl' IS years old. ~
40 - Thirty-frst-st.. was perhaps
'rtally burned. wednesday morning.
I $50 o'clock. when he fell asleep
IN bed with lighted cigarette In
ia hand. according to police re-
ortf
Iohninski Is night worker in an
utor'obilc factory and before retir-
ing, Wednesday morning. he Law
down on his bed TO smoke Sparks
rom the cigarette set the bed afrc.
The fire department was called and
Tho blaze was cXtinguished before
much property Was damaged job,
Tinski WAS taken 20 the city roceiv
irg hospital in serious condition
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Resolution For Full
Salaries From City
Stands
VERNON FAILS TO
REOPEN QUESTION
Asks Corpora i O n
Counsel For Opinion
On Legality

City employees in the Michigan
National Guard on the Mexican Dor.
der will receive their full salaries
from the city. in addition 10 pay
they receive from the government,
unless Aid. James Vernon finds
some means of preventing the city's
lioeralitv, which he believes uncall-
cd for
An attempt to force a reconsider
alton of the Barnett resolution
which provides for The Eayment of
full salaries was nade by Aid Yer
nor, Tuesday night in the council
meeting, but failed by vote of "a
TO II. after spirite1 speeches by Aid.
Vernon and Barnett
Following the vote, AID. Verno.
submitted request TO have the cor
poratiCn counsel give ar upirion IN
the validity Of the councils action
in granting full pay 10 the city en-
plorce who are ahsen
Aid. Nernor. started TIC fight by
iccla ing that Tie committee on
ways and moaa- had. before tn
Barnett resolutions adoption, p;o
videG that the enlisted a,en should
receive rom the city tha amount of
their salaries mimi, The amount
!, -, l..
locla.CI that this provision was
ample Under the Barnett reeolu
ticn. tho ct" would spond s7.70o Il
year for service il lid not receive
Aid Vernon cit"" instances OF how
some Of the er'playes ON the tor
dor would fare Gpdcr TIC RarneI
osCluiiou. Col. sitter Harlow. H.
aid. receives 81 AZ year from the
United states ard e. COZ YEAR from
he CRY as cb'n' % is'ant corpora
lion council. Mljor lonl +. Rochl
NIX Inspector, gets s 6ir.45 az
major and salary Of $500 iron,
the city.
Aid Rarnc,t sid bc rrmc~lt erod
when mcnhcrs of Tie council with
''croco lie teas IN their eyes" vc
- s. 00u so rs. lie sol litrs voulu
Law something TO eat ana drink
onrolie 10 the t.1in,ng camp
Now We pc told rhat il Is Soina
TO cp~' the city e ooo year o pa;
ne boys who lci' their homes an"
thcir families To- 60 30 the front 70
'heir country" Eo hou.ri "Thi
Mt Tho Grs' t~lr he ci., has been
liberal IN things hgt that there ma
d. Ne rIisun e. auding 1t ne SAY
that 4 isn't going ic cc'i The city
cent o nay The men their salaries
while they are on The border
"rhe b,ys in tho Office s"e taxi
ing care 20 their work. tvAryOn
Is doing more thai his share in or
Ter 10 IKE W fer the absent com
radrs
AID Palnett Herla~ed that, oil
hines cone 'dero1. S7.roc VAST {
much for Col. Harlow e. receive
when he had 20 huv his uuunt AMI
his clothes and Moot other expenses
incidental 70 his oe'Ce.
Capt. julius Bcrrau, Mai. John
3. SosnowsN and Ccpt. Albert \
Town. all Thirty Ar regiment mem
bers. were present a. the meeting
and we're tubilant over thu outcome.
declaring they voul1 telegraph the
TOYS on the border NJ once Ber'
man and .sosnow xxi are nome On q
3n-day leave OF ao+once.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
ASKS MUNICIPAL
REGULATION OF
BREAD LOAVES

The size and weight OF bread
loaves sold in the city may come
under municipal regulation. Aid.
Barnett submitted a resolution be
fore the common council, Tuesday
night. asking that the corporation
counsel draw up an ordinance 20
provide for such regulation. The
resolution was sent to the corpora.
ton counsel without discussion.
Aid Barnett explained that he
thought that the public ought TO
know what II Is getting for it's
money In view OF the recent in.
crease In the price OF bread.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
SISTER OF AID
WOLGAST AFTER
MISSING RING

Miss Edna Wolgast, a sister OF
Ad Wolgast, former worlds light
weight champion, obtained a war
rant in police court, Tuesday morn
ing, charging Jay Buck. OF Lansing
with the larceny OF diamond ring
valued at $500 She said the ring
vas presented TO her three years
ago by her brother. According to
her story. Buck took the ring sew
cral months ago 10 get il cleaned
and has not returned II.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
BOMBS DROP NEAR
u. S. CONSULATE

ROME Aug To- Austrian air raid
crs nearly hit The United states con
sulate at eNnicH in their recent
raid II was leaned today. Bombs
exploded within 30 wards of the
building. showefing il with fray-
mcnts. United S'a'es Consul 3
lIa-vey Carroll AID his stan were
badly frightened
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
The monthiy report Of the Detroit
Edison COMPANY for July shoM. n
Marx Closes Restaurant

Declared by the police 70 be a
disorderly resort in tho Rui>e OF al.
eating place. Richard Pacent's res.
taurant. No. as Rivard-st.. has bcca
closed by Mayor Marx ratrolman
Charles f. Smith and detectives
Rogers and Kolb were witnesses
against Piscent They said thai
Marie LaBelle," an actress who
had been driven out 81 other cities,
bad made the place her headquar.
ters
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
TODAY's EVENTS

Vermont will keen a holiday tOday
In celebration or the l39th anniver-
sary OF the battle OF Remington.
The town OF Stratham. one OF tho
oldest In New Hampshire viii hold
Jubilee today In celebration OF the
20oth anniversary OF It's founding
The annual convention and eNhihi-
ton OF the International Apple ship
pers association Will open today az
Niagara Falls, y. Y.
The National Negro Business
league. founded by the late Booker
T Washington, viii begin It's annual
convention today at Kansas city.
Members OF the American Associa =
tion OF Railway Superintendents VIII
Assemble at Memphis today for their
annual convention
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
MEXICO PROBE
INDEFINITELY
POSTPONED

MEXICO CITY, Aug. l6.--Justice
Brandeis' refusal TO serve on the
commission 10 settle Mexican and
American difficulties will defer the
meeting OF the commission indetin-
itely, Foreign Secretary Aguilar said
today
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
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PORT III HON way Ports. steamer
leaves Detroit daily Tex. sunday. 70
a m. 80 r. m. p. m SundaN". ?
q M. and 30 p. m sundays only. cX-
ira boat for Flats. Tashmoo ana A.
gonaC D. m.
ron SUGAR ISLAND. daily. $50 a
m SUNDAYS only. $50 m. $50 a.
m. $50 y m and r m
ron TOLEDO. daily. \ % m. .
wharf Foot OF Griswold 81
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
IN DETROIT


Iodny's Hand Concerts.
Schmeman's Military band. Herman
w Schmrrlan director. renders the
following program at Belle Isle, Wed j.
nssday afternoon. beginning AT 30
and iu the evening at Belle Isle. be
ginning Mt $50 March. Brooke :
Chicago Marine Band. Seitz. Scene
Dc Procession" barnard. selection
from the metropolitan opera
House" Tnhant overture, "piuuc
Dane Suppc. waltz Love
Thoughts" Pryor, melodies from
Wang. Morse, star Spangled Ran .
nor Thomas l.hh"y, baritone. Will
sing at the evening concert
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

An old-tlme volunteer nremen's
muster will he held today a. Pitts
feld. Mass. under the auspices OF the
league.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

The Ohio Retail Furniture Dealers
association Will begin It's annual con-
vention today at Cedar Point.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Chsrie, H. DinE.' ~eu,kno"n tailor

chamber 81 Cormer,e-bjdg died
TUESDAY. ~ his home No 81 How
hrd-st He leaves widow. Caro-
line Dings. and daughter. Mrs
Hazel Hamilton. The funeral viii
noon At go o'clock Mr. pings
was member 81 the famous
Zephyr Hoat ,luh. and rowcd an
der itH oolorS with AtsN I Mcleod,
T. W Heating and David Lynn
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

Mrs. Laura Wiidehrspd. "a years Old,
rested late Tuesday afternoon
charged with stealing goods from
the crowley Miner department
store hy Detective Edward Glll III"
Ia alleged 70 have stolen a SILK
dress valued at $40
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

Fathrr Aiorsius H~ithhmp, OF the
society Of Jesus, professor OF
mathematics and chemistry and
dean 81 tho engineering school Of
the University ~ Detroit. has left
for Cincinnati. where he viii Join
the ~, Francis Naviers college.
Rev Father John Morrisey. Of the
Navicr's college. viii succeed Faith
er Heltkamp al Detroit
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Edward and John FIynn - and n
NrnFr old. rc.nerIINrIN. Of I.rNInE =

ton. Ky and Phillip Gladuess. 81
Cincinnati. were arrested. csdaA
nlght ~ Detectives Navarro. - On
son and ksttlehut. 81 the free lance
division. st the point " their re
NolVprR ct second aud MlrhlEAn.
AYES The three arc believed To o.,
the hoid-up men who hav" been
working IA that me- ghhOr hoo.
lately,
The monthly report OF the Detroit
Edison company for July shows
total gross revenue of t105.G61 80.
an increase OF 2Pi prr cont over
July Of 1915 The net income for
the month VAS Si32 9gl 60. which -
an Increase ~ 10 per cent over the
corresponding period IN 1915 The
not Income for the year ~ ia1i-
ass 20 an increase 81 so { per cent
over tho same period In 1915
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-27
Grc6es Sport
Grcionis am 4. JMli'

Seit ben in Sportfreiien Senfmiir.
oigen I1gen Oes 6auittampfes Spi-
ihen S5ohn 8. Sualbon uno Sames
S. Gorbett in gteD Orleans, ais
SuliDan Die @eltmeijteridait an
Gorbett berlor, bat fem Sportereig.
nis Die @emitter 10 iehr in anipruh
grttommen, als Der bier am A. sui
auf Dem Douglas gnuntD 6air
8rounos ftattftnoenoe Gingfnmpf
3piiden Soiepb Stefer, Der Stol3
Qe6ra$fas, uno Hobert 5rieorih.
Der 5tol3 aentlidps. baiier inter
Dem Qanen nStrangIer 2etpis@ Be-
fannt. SEER Gene WlelaOD, elmer
Der b~eitbefannten aornmiiionsleute
in Sho.G maba bat onfiir geiorgt,
DAP oos Wath 6ieier beioen beoeu.
ten0ren &iHgfompfer 0es 2an6e8.
IN u~nierer Mtitte gum austrag
tomlnt. 9ei0e befinoen Iih Ihon
jest IN Der oenfbdr 6eiten 8erfai.
lung, uno man fam iid 1uf einen
in%tereiidnten &inetampf gefoBt mo.
den, I'm 10 mebr, oa bei6e ebenbur-
tige Begrer itu0. ng1ng tbe belt man
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-27
Illus sen. staatc.

8eft goint. SER un0 Groti
Senrp Repidl1ger feierten en-
5amstdg fbre fiIberne 9od3eit. Cine
grobe Menge 6reunoe hatte iid Elm.
gefunoen, nm Dem belie6ten SiI6er.
pare lire @Iitdipiinide o~ar5ubrin.
gen.
Roffor0. Sobn gern6arot, Elm
befonnter 5arnier III bieiiger @e.
geno, lit Montog mad MIR einipo-
hentlidet aronfbeit inl Bitter bon
so Sobren g%eitorben. or binter.
I1Bt ieine 8itpe ano ieds ain6er.
4lpmoutb. Sehs5ebn beige Sc.
ifdftsleute BADEN Die Blgmoiitb
eight & 9oper 60. org1niiicrt, nm
Die Crtidoft nit eIeftriider aroft
uno 9eleuhtling 3a ~berieben. Gas
4ftienfapitol Der neileft @eieaidait
.betragt $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-27
Das 81. BmnScstmrnfcit
SbeepsbeaS Ban SpecSipan uirS
i'm naditen CONNER iein
Sdanplab iein.

sSn iturr1- uno f-ampfumtobten
Tagen riftet lih Der RoroomerifQni-
fhe Tlirherbuno CUR Abbnltitng iai-
nes nahiten 80. gun0esturnfeites,
pelAes IN ben 9dgen bonn "a. SUM
biz 3. SltIi 1917 in 8roofIpn, q.
g., Itattfmoen miro. syn elmer Belt,
in tpelfer Der f0rperIiden Ausbil-
olina Der Sugeno Elm 70 grobes Sn-
tereiIe entgegengebroft miro, mIB
Dem gunoesturnfeite cine unlio bo.
bere ge0eutllng 5~ugenIeiien per0en.
Ger g~refutibe oes 5eitamsifuiies
If es %gelingen, ben Sheepsbeao
Ban Spee0nap Elm in naditer Qdhe
Des G5eons gplegenes 5portfeIo, ols
IurHglag 3u belegen. Gin ipe3iea
fir oas 9un0estlirufeit at erbauen.
oes Sta0ium miro Elm Surnfel0 bon
400 bel 400 SUB @r6Be urlgren3en.
oas, ben 3lDeden un0 m~o0erniten
anfor6erulfgen entipredena inter
Der 2eitung oes Iefniidpri aus.
ihuIies eingerihtet mirD. 5ilr
Gaumlidfeiten bel ihledtenl @et.
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