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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27
Hall Men Want Raise
tFrom the Kansas City Starr


Robert T. Frazier. Jr.. Of Nash.
Vile, Tenn. chairman OF the En-.
ploycs Eighty Per Cent Movement
began mailing his report today to the
eighty per cent Of railroad employees
not included under the provisions OF
the Adamson law.
The Eighty Per Cent Movement
Mr.. Frazier explained, IL designed to
obtain Justice for men outside the
brothcrhOOds. I'VE are now prepar.
lax petitions asking congress to In
Vcstigate the entire subject OF rail.
way hours and compensation" Mr..
Frazier said.
The Adamson law simply raised
the wages OF the highest paid class
or railway employees. We outside the
brotherhoods certainly are opposed
to any advance to these men IL they
Fight against advances to the lower
paid employees. In II word, II there
" to be legislation on the subject OF
compensation. we want II to cover
the whole field fairly and equitably." !"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27
0REG0N men TO
HEAD NEW WORK
ppOM OREGON AGItICCI-
,., COLLEGE To HAVE
CHARGE OF EDVcAr'oNA"
vovrMENT TO sTANDARDiZE
MsINEss.
,..i,ad Press Service

r,,,ed Press Service
CORVALLIS. Oct CIV. II. Kerr
-, nosn J. A. Bexeil. two Oregon
men, have been placed In charge OF
a., new agricultural educational
~, ''ov.men, to be carried on co-opcra-
lively by the Z. $. Department Of 49,
.,u,ture and the state agricultural
.o,kses. Mr.. Kerr. son OF President
" J. Kerr OF the Oregon Asricu'-
n,., College, is head OF the new divi.
,on which was organized In the Fed
..,, Bureau OF Markets. Dean Rexell.
,..d Of the o. A. c. School Of Corn-
m.rce, will prepare the courses OF
.,udy to be used In agricultural col
s,.s Of the country for instruction
and training In the business practice
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27
Thraldon1 Bands
dearest Public:

We still have some bargains In dia- =
monde, watches. layalliers, jewe,ry.
rmt 1lass. silverwere. French ivory,
clocks, vacuum bottles, goggles. mag
nifars, reading glasses, spex, sun
slasses, electric po,tables, coffee ma
chimes, chafing dishes. hand painted
china and umbrellas.
II yer borned in October and yah
amt got an opal yah amt goin' to
have no luck. Just you wait and see.
! guess I know, cause got OPAL.
and am on the map, and crave love
and excitement, and am got most six
bits. II you are afraid OF an opal
wear tourmaline; they are beautiful
and are Inexpensive. and they arc
also the birth stone for this month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27

or course, II you are dead. and
don't need an opal, you need an as
bestos burial suit.
Have you seen our stock. and have
you got our prices. and are not a reg
niar imbecile, you know that we are
not being careless with the truth
when we tell you that we are giving
barHains.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27

Iced your assistance. McHattans.
on the wrong side of the street, at
Ell Main, and Myrtle, we have a new
stock of slavery rings, and we have
one that will just fit you.
Come on, Robinson, and get busy
I don't think Friday" can wait much
longer. ~ 26-Zt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27
Files Equity Suit.

Suit 10 recover S39S.70, alleged
to be due as balance on judgment
secured In the superior court in Yolo
county. Cal. was started in the local
court today by the Savings Bank of
Winters against Albert Barrett and
wife. L. l.. Elliott appears for plain
tiff.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27
Moving Pictures

Mary Pickford has scored her
greatest triumphs on the screen in
such productions OF the Famous Play
ers Film company as Madame But-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27
Emmett ls III.

c. X. Bennett. proprietor of tn
o. X. Stable on Sixth street, is dan
gerously III. He Is suffering from
kidney trouble.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27
Returns 10 Eugene.

Mrs. G. Purviss. who has been
spending the summer near Odessa,
left today for her home in Eugene.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27
Lyons Visits.

Tom Lyons, a farmer OF the Lower
klamath lake section, bought pro.
Visions OF local retailers today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27
Fort I'eODle Here.

c. Il. Hoyt, l.. c. Sisemore, ]. X
Sisemore and John Utter of For
klamath are in klamath Falls today
on business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Here from, ISly,

James Callahan, a resident Of the
bly, country, Is In klamath Falls on
business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27
Hunters Get Ducks.

Ben Mitchell and Everett Harden
brook returned yesterday from East
crn Oregon, where they spent four
days hunting ducks. They got over
sixty ducks and several geese
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27
4 Tcn.l'O,ind hoy.

4 1GRound boy was born last nigh,
to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anderson. Mr.
Anderson Is employed by the Western
Transfer company. DR.. G. I. Wright
attended.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27

Orr In Town.
Marshall Orr, who has a fine ranch
near Pine Grove. transacted business
In the county seat today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-27
Return 70 Frisco.

ID. y. Doak, wife and daughter left
today for their home in San Francisco
after an extended visit at the Doak
ranch on Upper klamath Lake.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-08
Iuot as good

Miss Mae Boyd has gone to San Ma
teo where she began her duties as
teacher last Monday.
Mrs. W. A. Walton and children
will leave Monday for a weeks out
ing at DaytOna Beach.
Mrs. Ida McAllister and daughter,
Miss Birdie, left Wednesday for a
weeks sojourn in Atlanta.
Miss Thelma Hyers who was a
member of the house party at Wela-
ka, has returned to her home in Mic
anopy.
Rev. Father Charles, rector of St.
Monicas church, has been entertain
ing his uncle, Mr.. Labadie of Tampa,
this week.
Col. j. E. Bartlett, president of the
Citrus Exchange at Crescent City,
was business visitor in the city on
Wednesday.
G. Walter Proctor of Hastings and
Miss Mimms of Gutherie, Kentucky,
were united in marriage at the Meth
odist parsonage on Monday.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-08
Mrs. Geise of Ocala is the guest of

Mrs. Geise of Ocala is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Johnson.
William Glass of Gainesville is the
guest of his grandmother, Mrs. Coke.
Miss Florence Davis has returned
from an outing in Daytona and At
lantic Beach.
Mrs. Norman Riles will arrive this
week from visit with her parents in
Leesburg.
Miss Lila Ford of Mulberry, Fla,
is the guest of Mrs. F. D. Ackerman
on Oak street.
Mrs. Ralph Phillips and children
have returned from visit with her
mother in Jacksonville.
Mrs. John Roseborough has return
ed from a visit with relatives in
Greenwood, South Carolina.
Miss Dorothy Merriam will leave
for Fairmount College next week,
where she will resume her studies.
Mrs. R. E. Millen of Sanford was
the guest of her brother, Capt. j. D.
Lane and family, the forepart of the
week.
Mrs. John @. Tilghman and Mrs.
W. w. Tilghman returned Monday
from a vacation spent at Assembly
Beach.
Miss Naomi Robie has assumed her
duties as bookkeeper for Gay Bros,
after a months vacation spent at
Summer Haven.
Misses Lucy Gardner, Winnifrcd
Barstow and Julia McIver will leave
tomorrow for Daytona where they will
spend g two weeks vacation.
Misses Marion Miller and Jose
phine Weise who have been weeks
guests of Miss Venita Trombley, left
yesterday for their home in st. Au-
gustine.
Mark Shaw accompanied by his
wife, was visitor in the city We'd
nesday and Thursday. Mrs. Shaw
has been visiting her husband at
Black Point.
The frame work of the new F. H.
Wilson residence in Mulholland Park,
on the river front is up, and work is
progressing rapidly under supervision
of Contractor johnson.
Mrs. Frances johnson and daugh
ter, Miss Georgia, returned Wednes
day from their summers outing in
McMeekin and have taken an apart
ment with Mrs. Charles ]. O'Haver.
Miss Kathleen Hilburn will leave
Monday, September 18th, for Nash
vile, Tenn, where she will enter Bel
mont college for the winter term.
Mrs. S. J. Hilburn will accompany
her daughter to Nashville and will
spend little time in visiting friends.
Miss Venita Trombley was the
charming young hostess for moon
light boat ride on the Margaret We'd
nesday evening in honor f her guests
the Misses Josephine Weise and Mar
ion Miller of st. Augustine. Twenty
couples enjoyed the pleasures of the
ride including tempting refreshments.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-08
CITY HAPPENINGS AND
PERSONAL MENTION

W. A. Merryday and son Harlan
were the weekend guests of relatives.
Mrs. F. H. Rehbehn of DeLand was
a Sunday guest of her daughter, Mrs.
S. G. Coburn.
Mrs. Albert Trombley has returned
from a few days visit with friends
in St. Augustine.
Benz. Beasley, color sergeant of the
Second Regiment, spent the fore part
of the week with relatives in Palatka.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wood, Ralph
and Fred Wood of DeLand, were the
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Gerber.
Misses Lucy Gardner and Winnie
Barstow have returned from a de-
lightful weekend visit with Miss Sa-
arh Bard at Welaka.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will hold a rummage sale Saturday
night in the Robertson building on
Lemon street, between 9Th and 7th
streets.
Mrs. Samuel Mccormick and chill
dren returned Saturday evening from
Blackstock, S. c., where they were
the guests of relatives at Mrs. Nc
Cormick's former home.
Miss Mary Bealle Stallings, one of
Palatka's most talented young musi-
clans, will leave the fore part of the
week for Coke College, where she will
further pursue the study of musical
art.
Mrs. Leo jacobson and Mrs. Jo-
speh returned Sunday from an eX-
tended visit with relatives in New
York, where Miss Pauline Jacobson
will begin a course in millinery next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Haughton, ac-
companied by their daughter, Mrs.
Fred Merrill and baby Betty, motored
to Daytona Wednesday where Mrs.
Merrill and daughter will have an
outing. Mr.. and Mrs. Haughton re-
turned to the city Wednesday even
ing.
How much Palatka residents have
TO be thanK1ul Tor. during Ille neat
ed term it is within the means of
nearly everyone to travel to the beach
where he or she can have the whole
of Gods outdoors to breathe and take
in the life giving ozone from the Won
Gcrful ocean. SO many living inland
cannot enjoy this privilege.
Rev. C. M. Afford, D. D., who has
been absent through the month of
August, has returned and assumed his
duties as pastor of the Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Afford will remain in
New York till October 18th, when she
will sail for Jacksonville. DR.. AL
ford will be at "the manse" in Palat-
ka, till the opening of the Florida Mil
itary Academy in Jacksonville, Sep
tember 26th.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-08

Rev. R. L. Bonsteel, pastor, will
preach at 10th the morning and even
ing hours of service-11 a. m. and
1880 p. m. The Sunday school will
meet at 9:45 a. m.
The B. Y. P. U. will hold a busi-
ness meeting on Tuesday evening at
1880.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet Tuesday at $3.50 p. m. at
the church.
The mid-week prayer service will be
on Wednesday evening at 1880.
Strangers are welcome to attend
any or all of these services.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-08

D. W. Ramsaur of the Alderman
Stewart Drug Co. in this city, who
has been attending meetings in Boston
and Philadelphia of associations re-
lated to his profession, has been the
recipient of high honor at the hands
of the National Pharmaceutical As
sociation in the latter city, where at
the annual meeting he was elected
vice president of the association.
While in Boston Mr.. Ramsaur at
tended the meeting of the Rexall AS
sociation, going to that city in a spe-
cial car from Atlanta along with 9TH
er southern delegates.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-08
Made From Sunflower saads

Seeds of sunaowers are found To
make excellent food for live stock. II.
oil Is equal to the best linseed Oil
and its stalls are - .,04 az coal for
producing heat. md yet only a few
years ago Ks"sor rr~7-fo9 fhe sun
hover as nest for au purposes e1-
cept as an emblem
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-08

FOR RENT-My house No. 212
South 5 tn 9th st., Palatka. Apply to S,
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Ashbv and
daughter, Anna ", Mrs. Anna Eggcn
and Miss Margaret Anderson return
ed Sunday from a most delightful
trip by motor down the East Coast to
Miami, then to Fort Pierce end Lake
Ockechobec to Barlow, KisSir1mce,
Orlando and Crescent City, thence to
Palatka. They report the roads gener-
ally in fine condition and many in
course of construction. All resorts
were comfortably filled and in Miami
the autos were so numerous that it
was almost impossible to find park
ingroom so that they could alight to
the Sidewalk. They also prescge i
wonderful tourist season ahead for
Florida.
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&ieitnuerluite Der @eitma6te.
MrrIin % Crs

@ic sic Observation-Disclosures
in ciucr helltc peroiientIidtcn @e-
fomntn1odunQ mittbciIt ifldbt Elm ST..
pcrIGiiiger MiIit0rfrititcr sic Ser.
lliitc ser fron30iiidlcn Nrntec bis
trlltc uli 100000 Monm mn bic
Der GnQl0nncr ouf 100000 Manu,
Die Nittheilunn loutet:
sic @ciommtpcrluItc Scr Tron.
5oicn bctroQen ieit @eqiuu oe5
GrlcQeS $4,000 0 u1n sic ser
Inglanoer 100000 Monn, aniont.
men ain 100000. Gieic 3obIcn
itilten it'd mlf bic 5%llncrIaiiinen Nn.
onbcn. Sic idllicRen obcr nid)t Bic
%crIllitc on fnrbiQcn Erltppcn Der
tron50iiihen uno britiihen Nrnecn
Gin. Ga oieic NiIistrltppcu bel befti.
Gen 4nqriifcn immcr in orobcr 3obI
pcrrnn0t mcrhcu. 1T oic @ciommt.
6ohI scr britiidlen mo irnn66ijlden
Ecrluitc nod nm cini9e Srnbcrttau.
icnN bohcr.
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cine boloige @clcgclbeit fin0cn, lbrc
Nniid}tcu llber Die 9coingun9cnL M
Ter ocnen scr aricg 5eenoet uno Die
Grllelterung eines obnliden Gonflltt5
in 13lltltnit perbiitet mcroen tonllte.
10 befonlt 81 gehen, oo6 cs mogllh
miro, tie matchmaker 5u pergIeid)en.
IS lit inn gIcid]giltig, dltf meld)ent
@egc Dos CREDIT miro. @r milrot
9IiifIih iein. .fnntc er in ir~9cnoeiner
onllebnlbarcn @ciic feline Gienite on.
troqcn oocr ieIbit Die SltitiotiOc cr
Qreifcn, oher or begt ni6t Den
Wuni6L iiber Die Ncthooen oocr Wfit-
tI 81 cntidcibel. Ger cine gScg miro
ibm ebenio gcnebm iein luie Der an.
oerc, lpenn mn bo3 grOBc s3tcl or.
reidt miro. Dos CT Dor Iugen bat.
Griegssiele ftno iOentiih.
Ser TrGiioent ninmt lid oie
6rciheit, olif sic Sbotiadc bin5umei-
len och sic arie1s3iela, pie iie in
ollgcnteiuen Illshrilden bon oen
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renhen @ruppeu ibren &olfern mic
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bie glcihu iino. Scoe Der @rltppen
milni6t Die &efte uno Nripileoiel
ld}moder &Glfer lulo fIeiner Staoten
gegen fiinftioe Iitgriffe gu gepabr.
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ole ,3ufrmft Sid1erbeiten eeeen oen
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aeoen ielhltilidtioe ll~cbcrgriffc ir.
qcnomelder Irt. ltrto jebe 1T bcreit,
Die @iloung elmer 2iQn bon Notinnen
BUR Mahrrunq beS Srieocns III Der
aon5eli @eIt in @rpdg,tng 6u 5icben.
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0elrL Die ibre ltnobbln9igfcit. ibrc
@ebietsintegritot, ibrc nolitiide mo
Son6tlsireiheit iid,criteae1.
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&Orldntig abgelebnt.
0lonS @eprgc mil crit ami
Ecbinnnnaen nub @arun-
fien iunrten.
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9toh Groffnl,ng ser nit Spanmung
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SSnrt SIT icincr cr'ten He0c IN ieiner
ncllen Stclung. @r QinN ifon bnI0
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@criibI bcrrihe, Qcilt'hlonh milIic
iih bercit crflGren, iidD bcn fir sic
GifcrunN ne3 cltropGiihcn Srichens
nllcin nnncbmburer Nehinqungcn 81
iiigcn, bcror Die Hcoicrunq lid OH
Observation-Disclosures einloiIcn fen,
nc Gr crfIGrte meter. 0oS cin Sricoc
nid)t nl6Qlih lei ohnc cinc police Csc,
nuQthuntng BON Scitcn 9citihlonbs.
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bcnsDnridlldge ocrnoht porhcn. cid
otf &orltlGgc cin3ulniicn, hlc ser
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in sen &Gnoen Der 0cutihcr bcfdn.
Sen.
@ic Ichr orf Sic MfQiirtcn fid)
rad Dem Gricoen icbncn. fiiote ser
Ercnicr bin5u, 10 b0te ondi oic Note
ser Gcntrolmod,te mo sic ibr nor.
mlS9ehcn6e Rcnc 0es Nci6sfnn3lcr9
rur mc1iQ Grru,tbigunq uno @pff,
nllno oui cinen eb~rcnhnften un6 hnli.
ernbcn 6riehcn. ~llnierc Mnt1port"
tuhr er fort. nipiro in boiler llrbcr.
cinitinInrtng nit unieren Berb!iuoe.
ten 9cgeben ncroen. Seoe scr Gn.
tcnte ongchorenoe Moflt 0eIongte ie-
porot uno u%nohhonoig GIT Dem eIei-
den ReiuItnt Sd ireuc mid iibcr 6ic
Intlport, bic 3uerit BON Tronfreidl
unh RitBIonh aegeben moroen lit.
Iith ouf bcn brcuBiidcn Milito-
risrni3 fnm Der 8reuicr 81 iprchen.
mcoen 6icica miiiIe, 10 inote or. cine
rGuiQc @ornntic qeboten mcroen, 10
odf oerielbf oer Sric6en G1tropo5
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SIT. mcr6c in einigcn Gn1cn Qeaebcr
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Nblimmuug iiber Yrobibition.
am 6. Sanuar
~g9oihington. 20. Sea.

Ter Genet ciniQtc iidl ouf cine
en6grIti0e Ibitimmung ilber oas
neutrality-suspicious. fiir 6en Oh.
thrift Columbia olli ocn 9 Sonliar.
nohbem ociitn @cqncr BON Dem Dor.
Tibenoen in ibrcr @ebouptung be.
itdrtt mor0cn morcn. rob 6osieIbe
ieinc 5te1c I'M 5taot9falenoer in
ioIQe 0cs @org2ber3 oes Senntors
}liburIt rcrlnren babe, Der nd Die elm,
itimmiqe G%inniuinlnnQ ser @er'onut.
ltnn 5ur 0eiprcdung scr 2onobill &c.
iidcrt hottc.
9it fSreln6e o,r FrobibiticnShiG
bo6en lire @eiorlnib 5iIqegeben. oob
cine &ertuQrmQ oer Ibitimmuna bis
aod Der I2eihnohtspouie bic NnIid).
len oui Annobme g~eiGbroen miirOe.
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NerIin. 20. 0ci.

germ, ~. &e6.
Die Nnuohnle. onR dc GcrtroI
ulnd)tt ourd, jhrcn&orih!oQ bc5ijGlid,
etuolQtr Observation-Disclosures
nldt2 ~tc5ioedtcn OILS sic NcrbtitiIt-
rlrlg cinca Observation-Disclosures, miro
nm pu Observation-Disclosures
IL ioI0enocm on oo5 ultidicocnitc
6UrildQQ0citn.
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ia car nid't on0crcs. ais i~cititcGe'..
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lrntcr rcicn eoentueq Scr Grieq be
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borlicgcnoc Iruqe lit Ole. oh Ole On.
ttntculad'tc loldle NeoirBull9cn on
blrCn iuoIu.
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! lnld)tc RtIljtd, hdbcn un0 gum
6richcA9ihluiic III ontrndditcr 3clt
idlon fihrcn miro. dhcr Is fam nit
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i0mmtIihc fricgfllbrtnhen Notioncll
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linn. mic 0lc @olter Oeutidlnnns.
Scitcrrcidl llnQornS oer Citrtci ut0
Suigoriens. G$ lit 0eShaIt Al, er.
mortcn. oo5 Dos BON Sen oeutihct:
&rrbitnbcten Qcle0te Administrations
mtfGebtn mo Die beiB cricbntefSrlldlt
lrnlen miro. ltnG oo5 alien Sdmor5.
ichcrr, @ciicrmilern mo 3peifIcrn
gum Grnt.
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Arlington, Z. s..
is Gc5.
Ter 6rleocnS
porihloQ Der
0cutihcnNerbitu
0ctcn beidoftiqt
Ole oiplonlotild)c
gSelt Der @un.
ocs Nouptitnnt.
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ons m,s;.r non s;r,'r >.s qo o., o.,
- - - fE.,D, t|n,
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r5brs 90 ",lna ,n1n"s ~,
7,f,a m,hs, 800, f1tts ohns
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Nmtime9 aus Der SmuSes=
Damptitaot.

GentidlanNs Tricocn a1ntid!ait ~beidInitiGt sic WcnHtber nno iinSct
inmpntMidc NnfnaAmc i'm EpuarCF. Ninier ocn &omti1tn.
Nc NmminratiOu% SurlnGc m%aritirt. NlatuarirC Gent
pfldt mnd)t Nhl mchr no mcbr 0c!tno. Ter WanuhoftS-
mnnNcl III Nccr mn Nlottc lurh INNER IdIinmcr. Erpbihi.
tUns Sdlntcn. Sdlci1tc NNsitdltCn nHi Gin Gmbnrau.
Gpc5iol > Gorrciponoci3 oS ~~9Ioroftcru".
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Die Gcnte IN HnmGnicu.

2Sn be6lto o1tf olc in Humaricn cr.
bcutcten &orrotbe bate Scrr Watorti
SoIQcn0e& 5u ioacn:
IS lieden bis Ictt nod feline bc
'tiu,mtcr ,3otIcn Dor. ohcr Die Men
&c 1T 10 bconltcno. onb bic 9cilird
tl,uocn scr Sdmor3iehcr Dcrldmin-
Sen nliiicn. Qic @crbonoluloci
Uhcr Nic &crthciIunq oieicr @orr1thc
'ino II. nidlt gum AbihIuB Q,IonQt.
o0Qleidi ibr Gcrionot ihon beoonmcn
BOT"
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Dos Die 0aRmcr nit 276 gegen 40
Stinmcl PTthciltc.
GinritcllMnq npu Scrliu.
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gnserer 3uiammenidlnB Swi=
i6en Mittelmd6ten.
9(ntitcr0om. 20. &c;

Gin mciterer bcheitinmcr Sdritt
sur &niipiung cnaerer @c5ichun'
gen Sniid)en Ielltihlono mo
Cciterreid q. llnanrn lpuroe bon
Ncrrn MbnIph pm Natodi. aelt Rrd.
ijnetitcn Der 9eutiden Tobrung8mit.
tcl : Rconlirunos > @chGroc, 9ctbon,
lucld,er in Micn uno @ilhnpcIt nit
ocn oitcrrcidliid unqoriiden Nab-
rllngSmittelhebGrocn @ciprcdrnqcn
obhlclt.
Ser 3mef mciner Heiien nod
0ien uan 9'uhnpeit" ioatc or 5t 81
ncm &ertreter scr @icner Hcien
6rclen Irciic. lit ser @bid,lltB zines
Ilebcrcinfommcns 5metS Muatmi-
id1cs bon @iitcrn uno @crbiituu1 BON
iihcrqroben 8eminncn on Nabrrnq8.
mittcIn. Plus hicicm @runhc mer
0cu BON mn; on oiterrcid'id]e uno
unQnriihe NhQeor0netc in ser oelIt
id1cn Observation-Disclosures. mo
6cutide NhgcnrhnFte III ben oItcrrci-
hiidDcn mo ltlIooriihcn @eb0roen
Sif, mn Sfilnn1p hnben.