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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24
Thirty Years Ago
This Day in Omaha


The graduating exercises Of the High school
class Of 1886 took place at Boyds opera house.
Upon the stage. beautifully set with forest
scene, was seated the class, and directly behind
them sat Superintendent James and Mr.. S D.
Beals, while on the left Of the stage sat Profess
sors Lewis and Henshaw, Samantha R. Davis and
Frances E. Shelton. The following were mem
bers Of the graduating class: Arthur Rose, Mel
lie Rosewater, Ida NJ Bruce Annie J. Young,
Nary Copeland, Helen H. Hall, Edward ].
Streitz, Emma ] Wood, Minnie Collett, Alice
Avery, Clara Hutmaker, Blanche H. Benton
Louis Wcymuller, Myra c, Hannah, Charles S.
Mcconnell. Julia Newcomb, Elizabeth Whitman
and Jennie NJ Wallace. The diplomas were pre-.
sented by Mrs. Long.
c. S. Higgins, wife and children and Dell
Rudd and wife will spend several weeks at Lake
Minnctonka, where beautiful cottage has been
placed At their disposal BY Mr., Barrows.
Joseph H. Willard. wife and daughter, will
shil for France on the magnificent new French
steamer, La Champagne, for a months vacation
Miss Lizzie Garfield has returned from Rock
ford I'LL, where for the past few months she has
been attending school.
F. ]. Knapp. station agent Of the B. & M
here, reports good time on his two weeks trip
10 Michigan.
The street car company under the direction
s3f Superintendent Smith, Is laying double track
III Farnam street, east from Twenty-eighth street
and will run cars to that point as soon as The
track i finished
H "A. Doud Of the international revenue o.
fee. has gone on professional tour through
NcbrNks City, Hastings and Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

II is evident from the facts in the case, that
the weather man and the grocers and butchers
agreed to an armistice enabling the latter to bring
home the remains Of the picnic before the rain
tanks tilted The incident insures year Of
peaceful conversation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

Did you notice that, when called for its
ehuckleberry" fake, the World-Herald never
peeped. That imaginary Omaha republican re-
sorting to the columns Of democratic organ
masked behind the name Of Berry to proclaim
his intention to vote for Wilson coupled with
the declaration that he knows "a lot Of republi-
cans" Of the same mind simply does not exist.
II there were any such person, he would have
been trotted out.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

What is Governor Morehead going to do
about his chief food and oil Inspector brandishng
his official club to make everybody subject to
his dsplcasure come through" with consti-
tutional amendment to insure him six more years
on the payroll!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

The Music Publishers Association Of the
United States in solemn convention lament the
inhumanity Of the war, which forces them to
strike high notes in the price list. No matter in
what direction ears are turned it is impossible to
detect a note Of discord in the swelling upiift
chorus, or vision the culver Of lid as producers
berate the war while extending their reach
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

A number Of ambitious cities, besides Omaha
and Lincoln, have movements under way to
exert pressure on the railroads for new passen-
ger depots. II Omaha cannot present Is good
case as any Of them, the others must be in a
bad way.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

The greetings sent BY the republican state
committee to the national standard bearers Of
the party reflect the sentiment Of the rank and
file in Nebraska--and no dissent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

The latest word from villa, pictures the elu.
sivc bandit growing whiskers. II the report be
true, ali hope Of reconciling him with the Wilson
administration must be abandoned
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

Russias 1916 model gas motors possess a
trajecting range Of three miles and one Whit
spells death. The inventors Of gas as weapon
Of war stand hrst-class chance Of testing their.
own treatment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

brAsin republicans is plainly distasteful to the
democratic "pie-biters" and their spokesman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

Still it is quite usual in fight for each tc
accuse the other fellow of starting it.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

After ALL it is not the prospect Of honor and
glory that draws guardsmen to active service.
Duty has the first call, others follow where duty
leads.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

Once more the Japanese scare-crow rises above
the cacti Of Mexico for the amusement Of Ameri
cans. We can't lose it while the saving sense Of
humor abides
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

Wisconsin progressives are the latest recruits
to the republican fold. Harmony grows with the
hours, because national safety demands it.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

One Missouri militia company enrolls twelve
preachers, all Baptists Which goes to show that
Mexico is still attractive as missionary field
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24
MAY CIRCULATION.
57,852 Daily-Sunday 81, 748

Subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed to them. Ad-
dress will be changed ~ often ~ requested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

Give credit to whom credit is due. Carranza
supplied the pep for American preparedness.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

The latent fighting spirit Of the United States
needs but Just cause to spring into action.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24
Silent but Eloquent.

Otto H, Kahn, who has given his estate in
England as home for blind soldiers, was talking
about the horrors Of war.
1.-THE other day." he said, "two men on a
Hoboken pier saw huge cargo OF wooden legs
being loaded on steamer for shipment to Eu-
rope. E
Those wooden legs said the first man, are
mighty eloquent argument against war; are they
notF
eyes, the other man agreed they're what
you might call stump speeches, New York Sun
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

No matter how the score stands, root for tn.
home team!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24
Suspicious Parent.

packers in their confscation suit against the
British government, said at a recent dinner
Traders could get on better if the British
were not so suspicious. They doubt everybody.
They are like the father--only more 50.
"a father, in deathlike silence, called down
stairs to his daughter, solemnly:
Hannah, what time is it?
"A pause, and Hannah answered;
aIt's Just quarter after 10, father.
"All right the father said and, Hannah
don't forget to start the clock again after the
young man goes out to get his breakfast. -
Washington Star.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24
Twice Told Tales
One on the Surgeon.

This scene is staged 5000 miles away but it
can be performed anywhere with modern cos
tunes:
Velpeau, the great French surgeon. success
fully performed serious operation on little
child. The mother, overjoyed, called at the sur
geon's Office and said
Monsieur, my childs life is saved, and | do
not know how to express my gratitude to you
Allow me, however, to present to you this pocket
book embroidered by my own hands"
The great surgeon smiled sarcasticay
Madam" he said my art is not merely matter
of feeling. My life has its necessities like yours
Allow me, therefore, to decline your charming
present and to request some more substantial
remuneration"
But, monsieur" asked the woman, what re.
Enumeration do you desire?' +s
Five thousand francs"
The woman quietly opened the pocketbook
which contained ten notes of 1000 francs each
counted out FIVE of them, and politely handing
them to the amazed physician, retired with the
remainder-Pittsburgh Post.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24
Hot Stuff.

A clergyman was very fond of particularly
hot brand Of pickles, and, finding great difficulty
in procuring the same sort at hotels when trav-
cling always carried bottle with him.
One day, when dining at restaurant with
his pickles in front Of him, stranger sat down
at the same table, and pretty soon asked the min
lister to pass the pickles. The divine, who en-
joyed joke, politely passed the pickles. and in
few seconds had the satisfaction of seeing the
stranger watering at the eyes and gasping for
breath.
Il see by your Dress" said the man. when
he had recovered shat you are parson,"
II am, SIR"
Il suppose you preach"
Eyes, about twice week usually"
do you ever preach about hell fire" inquired
the stranger
why yes Sometimes l deem it my duty
to remind my congregation Of eternal punish
ment."
II thought So" said the stranger, "but you are
the first of your class | have ever met who
carried samples Weekly, ~.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-24

1t is always in order to boost for Omaha
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09
Csin intereiInnter .Iahres6eridlt.

Ger critic Sobresberiht ser
pylorpldnoer staats Snouitric-lln.
Iali- -9ommiiiiou" lit ioebeu cridiencn
uno iuniaBt oen 3eitraum pom I.
glopembcr 1914 bis 81. Cfto6cr
1918. Gie Gommiiiion 6eiiebt aus
oen $50. Sobn q. Sanna, GbnS. ..
&agoman uno Comes Siggins. Ser
Setretdr lit Serr Soworo s. SiQ.
g'ah Dem gerid)te. ipelher 80 Qe-
orlldtc Seiten cntbdlt lpuroeu IN
Dem erpdbnten Sabre 20,34S lln-
ialle, oarittter i2i tootlihe, onge-
meloet. Sn einem Ebeilc oes inte-
reiionten gcrihtes beiBt es. Ser
aroBe @ertb oeS @eieses bel Dem
Seludbren prompter SitIfe fir uers
Iebtc slrbeitcr miro am 9eitcn ourh
Sic gntifGoi0lugen morfirt, pclde
oeuielben mabreno 0es eriten SSo6-
res suertanit muroen: fiir t0otIihe
ltntdae $i7S.950.54, fiir @eeroi-
aunasfoIien $572O, iiir 225 61le
permonentcr tbeihueiicr 9lr6eitsim.
fd5iefcit $4i,45O.2t iiir 2960 tem-
porGrc 9lrbeitsunidbi9tcit $S3,7l3.l
GA, fir ar5tIidc @eoicmmg $37-
32t.0s mo iiir ar5tlidlc SiiIic no
Ole Cienite OcS &erlebten nidlt iiber
5lpei @ohcn lriterbroden pitrocn,
$53,S43.f0; i'm @an5eu puroen
$404 032 .53 gcipGbrt.~ Ter 9cridt
entbalt cine @leuec intereiianter I'M
gaber, pelde fiir icoen 9Irbeitgeber
iIuo 9lrbcitnebmer uon 9eoeiltimg
Iino. @eeen cines @rcmploreS ocS
9erihtes Idrcibc man oil Srn. Sow-
aro 6. oia Scfrctdr, @qilitable
Seb1lioc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09

Gie an oic idredIi6eu Stmoeu i'm
bin0et,
llno Die EbrGnen iie bredeu bcrpor.
Sdouerno iiebt cS Ser Der Better
@bor,
llno lie bcgrciieL mas er cmpiinOct,
llno Tie bcgrciien: Sect lit eS 3eitl
Geutt an oen Sammer, oeutt an Ole
2eioen,
Shreit 5u @ottes 9armber5igfett
@ndSig mog' lmier @eidid er emf
ideiOcu.
glls MN in berrIider @ortc 3ing
ysln oas @ebet 81 @uoc ging
gSie cine 5itteruOe 6Iomme itets
lleber lbm lnO gum Simmel flebt's:
uSerr, mts Der Eieie ruien mir
ytlt)ter mo 9ietter 81 Cir, 81 Cir"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09
Srrind)t SaIsc.
tuCnil Nicren itbmer3en
Slrbmt cincn ShceISffcI nod @aIse,
wcnn Der Slhdcn fbmcrst OScr
bic gluie IciSrt.

@ir iino eine 9aation non GleiId,s
eiiern ino itnicr @lnt iit Don &arns
idilrc, inat cine woblbefonntc glilto.
ritut, bic inns onr6tb, itets aui Der
@ndt geaen gliercnIeioen 5i iein.
Die gliercn perluben ibr MeuBer.
ltes, oas @rlt bon oieier rei3enbcn
Sdlirc sii befreieib ober iie mcroen
ourh lleberarbeihmg aeIchpddt; lie
peroen trdgc; Die SiltrirSeIIeu Der.
itopfen iid uno ouf Oieie @eife miro
Der slbfdu im 9hIt ieitaeboItett nm
oos eon3c SDitem 5l peraiiten
@enu Sbre glcrpen id,merSen md
lid mic Sleiflinpen onfiibIen inS
wenn Sic Itehenoc Shmerseu i'm
Riiden 9aben oocr Der llrin luolYia
luo boiler 9lbios ooer oie @Inic irri.
tirt III 10 ooB Sic GrIeidterrro
ipobrenO Der 9tod)t hi6eu uriillcit.
iuenr SIC an itorfen aopiimmerSelt
nerpoien imo 5dlpinocl glnlduen
Shlafloiiefeit ioaren Wlaecn oocr
&beuinotisuuls Del ihledtetu gSeitrf
leioea, 6olct Sic bon Shrcm Apos
tbefer ctma bier lll5eit aSSo0 @olts,
rebmen Sic einigc Goae lana Dor
oen 6riibitiid cincu GBIoffel ppn
liuio Shrc 9lieren mer0en Sdnn lem
funttionircn. Dieic bcriibntqn 5aI3c
merocn aus SrouheniGurc lino Gitro
ncninit genaht, init 9itlji1 berbnil
ocn imO iiuo felt Gtenihen1liern bp
mtt lporoeit uui traae glierel 6il
reinigen mo 5li lt1rfen Die Sdire
IN llrin 81 neutroliiiren ID onB iie
iiiht LANCER eine Gueae Der Srrita.
tion III unO Onourdl Narn mo 9lo.
lenleioeu 81 bcen0cn.
DSoo Salts iino biIIig, iiuidjdo.
lid ilno biloen cin oneeuebmes
9rouie Sitbiopoiier cietranf mo
glierHanO fonn eincr ,Srrtbunt beec
ben mem er geleaentlidl Elm ipenio
ooDon einnimut, lin Sic glieren rein
llno tbotia 6u crbnlteu. (Qlns)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09
Seilm n@ebct IL srieasaeitcna.

9lbenoonoott Sit Oidten Neibn
9icbmeu oie 6ronuueu oie Stride elm.
Sroua mo Didohen aiuoer uno
e5reiic.
9cr5cn ldinnert oic 0roeI ipridt.
aniitcrno leilbtet ooS ctpigc eiGt
Sinnen im Sount mo im arm oe.
idlm9cn
Sebnt oiId elmer Scr wadcru ,Siingen,
Slc fiir ms 9Inore gepoat ibr Sc.
ben,
@'er Der 9lnoaht oabingcgebcn.
Ilno ols ooS ipunocrburc QSebet
Sle out 0Iii9eln Sum Simmel mcbt.
gSllf utlerm aoiier, Dem goterlono,
9lll Intern bropcn 5olOoten!" "a
gun lbm oic 5tirn in oie sitterlroc
@ono,
Se'He Seele iHIud5t 9lmcu! Sal-
Nclw er 1T iuiiicnol gr bat & oe.
ieb'nl
Sdp Der OSranaten raudcnoe Sd,ma.
0en,
Cab iie itiir5en. oic aomeroocn,
Sab oen Zoo ourd oie Sdoorcn
geb'u.
Slutiac Seltie tuio cr I'M 9(rm
yfobte uno mobte shmorm Inn
S6marm.
9ciBer ols ieiner @unoen Sd,mer.
sen
Srefnt oic erinncruns ibm I'M ser.
sen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09

glm aaiieroenfmol 81 GobIcu5 am
9ibein
81 Gonieuoen itelltcn lid Grieger
eiu
llno idrlrrcn Oen Sdlpllr 10 beiIig
ino felt:
3ein &olt, mein aaiicr, bon Cir
uidt l1btr
Ga nabt iid ein alter 2auowebr.
manu-,
Sem 9llg' idaut beaciItcrt OaS
StonObilO oil.
podl bcbt lid Die 9ruit, bic eth
arclBdcn ldmiidt,
Gln Srelij bon giien. 99ic peltert-
S@ont lnnae er ihmm ieinen aoiicr
an.
Sann bebt cr Sic Rehtc. Ger 9IItc
bcgann:
pSle woIlen, uein aaiicr imS ringSs
Inn mas!
Gie rriiiidlc Eiidc, Scr pelicbc NaB,
Ser Staher @nglonos bciit' ms
beorGim.
God mic eiu 0onn itelcn mir ms
Elm.
Sinlt bolt Gu oos arcil5 init eig'uer
Sono
giir angebeitet, lpeil i'd bielt Stann.
SehS ,Slngcn bat mir INN Sott be-
idcrt,
Gem 9aterlauo bab' i'd tic bcutc Ter.
cbrt.
Sci rnbi9 mein Gaiicr, oie sdlagcn
Oreilt,
@ie mir eS tbaten nls @adt om
&beiu.
ySlm ueb Tir, 9nBlono ilnO @oIIen,
@S fonmcn oic S0bncl .iuein aoiier
!purral"
llno opurra" fallen oic SauienO cirt
Segeiitert or0bnet oie ,@odt an
Rbein".
5tiu bat ser 9llte lid iortgelponot
Nes Gatcrlanos SdiB iit III outer
Sano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09

lcbr eficftooQ, nn0 miro Scr picrmo
liac Scencriccn.@cdicl in Ocu 9los
tcnbdl-9ltt meld)er 9ldn}enOc 9il0cr
5cigt olS oih scr @iibncnalibon OcS
%rioot.9ouOoirs ser @rimoOonno IN
i6rcnl @icnoiapsScim. ser an &lorj
nihts 5u pinihen iibrig ldBt oncr.
fcnncnO pom @iiblifiul 6clprnoert.
NaS &iiiiitler.@niemhlc pcroicnte iih
ourh ien flotteS uno por5iiglibeS
Spiel Sen moblperOieuteu geiioa OeS
EubliftmS, ueldcS itiirmii1 oic99ie.
OerboIum9 ein5elner Sieoer uuo Git.
cttcn cr6ot lpclHcm @iurn sic lie.
6cnSmiirOigcu aiinitler 6crcihuil(igit
nodfoncu
glu0itorinnl.
IS mir0e oor einigen Sa6ren les.
Bait 6eOoucrt OnB @tbe( Barrymore
auf i6ren Eonrnee in Dem Stiid
,,NdO.@banncl@ nidjt Baltimore be.
htdte. Nlorgen gelangt oieieS lGuait
eruitHdte @ert i'm 9lioitorium 3im
glufiii6rune, mo 5eigt 5rdnlein
@race 0uii in Der Gitelrole. v@lio.
66anel" lit eines ser herporrogenO
item g9erfe 0eS engliiden Gromotiir-
gen @inero. GS fiibrt tns cine il.
tcreiionte uno mobloufgeboute Stu.
oie OeS GbcIcbenS Dor glugen pelcbc
weit iibcr oen ionit acjcigteu @crfcu
itebt. Die @eibi6te Ser 3oe @litns
Dcll, elmer iitngcu 6rau lpelde brcu
pon i6ren temperament ueridie0cn
peronlogtcn SRont ii6er 9laes liebtA
miro BON Der aiinitlcrin IT, ibrer @e.
icllidait portrciflid ipicoergc9cbcn.
Iic Iialogc babeu cineit 0roBen Oro
nlotiidcn g9crt6, mn lebt oaS %it6li.
flm nit oen 5tiid nil. 9iciber
@cifol belo6nt oie Goritclcr fiir i6-
re portrefiliden 9eiihmgen.
Q} drN l0n0.
9ie66o6er oeS Observation-Disclosures
fomncn moraen i'm ARarplolro ,Sbeos
ter onf ibrc &cdnmo SScnn ouD
i1on 0os 9}ruio6rS.@rogromm 3u
Ocn 6cItcu 3d6ltc, OaS I'M 0}arplanos
G6catcr Our6aciabrt uWOe, 10
idciut cS, olS % aus GicsiuoHcutli.
dc TicicS nod ii6ertriiii Sine arobc
glu5o6l bcfouutcr Gorictc 9iibucu.
fiinitlct bat iin III Dicicr @otc cin
9lcnoci @ou5 i'm Morplono geqcbeiB
Ooh itcbt g(lcronOer Gorr eincr ser
SieblmQe ser 9oltirorer an Der
Spiee, m0 crirent Ourh ocn
Sdlponf Gin 9pril Shouerg ein
itctS 5ablreiheS %l6liflnn. Nr Carr
lcatc sen @umoitein 5u ieiucr Nc.
rii6mtbcit in sem Stid vEotacb m0
&erInilitter" Nlanucl Gueroad, chl
Spauicr mo ceiaeufiinitler mclcher
bier feit ,SremOcr ne6r lit miro bon
ieincn SrGmOcn c6cnials le6bait be-
griiBt. EeSgRicben Die enaliihe @rt
moriitin Soiic Scatter Ole nit nels
Ell GoilplctS allfportet. ,Soiie Miro
oieiesmol BON ibrer SdaDeiier gob.
Die Scatter imfcritiibt gnS @borlcs
Chaplin Nuperlonator lerneu mir
&ert &beeler fennen no6reno Sctip
&bcclcr 0urd SieOeroortrdac ooS
Nnblitum erfrent. @ruBen Grfolg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09
9entIdles sheater.

Seufldles SDeafer.
9oriteIluno 8liur 8citcn Ocs ~DcltIdl.
0citerrei6.uueor. giotbe areiI5~
om 10. Sonuor in slbouob's,
Ebeoter. QoS arieasluitipiei
.OoS SdIoB in 9oIeu" iuire
aufgefiibrt. aaiierl. Nofitou
ipieIer glruoIo aorff in Scr
SollptroIIc.
Gin alInltgenuB ieltener 9Irt mint
Dem Deltidtbum @aItimores IN Der
nahiten oeutihen Gbeuter @orItcI.
hns IN 9llbougb'ssEb Ebeoter. 2us
prdhtiae neie ariegsluitipieI uDas
SdIoB III NolenT, piro bon Der sSrs
hing Elace Ebcuter @eiclidaft bon
ytew Yort oie ia bei'm bieiigen Rii
bIiflm teiner @infiibrimg mebr Be-
oarf 8ur @uifiibrlng gebrudt. Gas
Stiid lit 5eitsemdb ino ouliiiant. O1.
bci Bofit patriotiidI lmo ioIIte 6ur
oeeenpdrtigeu 3eit aon5 beionoerS
cinicblogen.
Grbobtes SSutereiie oiirfte 0ie Dor
telling nod ooolrd finocn ouB IN
oerieIben oos goItimorer Ebeaterpu
bIititm e5eIeaenbeit bat, eiucu Der al
Icreriten Oeutidct SdouIpieIer Der
CSegenmort fenneu al lcruen. Nrn
4rnoIo Gorff bont g9iener SoIbure
tbenter Der 6ur 8eit in 91em gprt
goitirt Sr. Ssorff ipieIt cine Der
bcioen @ollptroIlen Oes STUDIES, ei.
nen flotten 0iterrei9iihen GberIicli.
tenont cine Eartie, Ole at ieinen
gldu5euoiten 9eiinplgen o1bIt. glud
oic iibriee 8eietlno lit erfter Gjiitc.
Ole 9orIteIluug finoCt befamtlia
5iiH 8eiten ocs Delttid ,oStcrreidliIH
ungariitben vActbca arclt5cs~ Iiatt.
Bon Dem Cribs aus allen @ilIetelt
oie mdbreuo OeS fiir5liben go5nrS
pcrfouft wur6ers o0er 0ie nod bon
icBt bis gum Is. os. @ttS. ourd oos
Gomite oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6es
DDeutiA.oiterr lngor. @otben 4rel
5cS ODER I'M DGeutihen Gorreipor
cenien" pertollit mer0cn. iollcu 25
&ro5ent Dem 9iotben arerS at. Gu6
GoHite iett iih ans Sen nohiteben.
ben 0omen 8liionmeu Srar 6. Y.
Siioerib, Holono.@arf; 8rau Seurn
@ooo, 9tr, 109. @eit. Olortb gIpenlel
6rou u. s. 6onfb6nel, 9}r. t2S 5ho.
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