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The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
 COTTON MARKET VERY ACTIVE
Coming in at Rate of 60 to 70 Bales
 Daily-Price i5 to 151ac

The local cotton market has been extremely active during the last week, the total number of bales sold since the season opened now amounting to 479. The average daily receipts for several days has been between 60 and 70 bales, but that record was broken Tuesday, when 90 bales were sold. The indi- cations Wednesday were that re- ceipts would exceed 100 bales. The price has remained steady most all of the week. ranging from i5 cents to i512e, with a few bales of extra fine cotton bringing even little more. Unless there is decided drop in the price, the prediction is being freely made that most of the cotton will be marketed by Novem- Der |. The staple thus far sold on the Mena market is distributed among the buverS as follows.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
SANTA FE SUBSIDIARY
 NOT TO OBEY S-H0UR LAW

Galveston, Tex. Sept, i3.-0fficials of the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe railway Tuesday began serving mo- tlce on employees and the public along all its lines that the recently enacted eight-hour laW for trainmen would not be obeyed except upon orders from the court of last resort The formal notice similar to that is sued for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe lines recently by President E. P. Ripley.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
-T'ses--ill WEST VALLEY.

?. A. Hiding has just completed q iisM M, harn on the Silmons farm
 |, " \ Upton made business trin 'o uMs.o,,ulntain Fork last week Y Y
 William Strawn retnrnaa 4ror, W5afdyille Ok. Saturday u iio'ii eaIda Idl'iief ol Fillmore left for the cotton nelus c D n Oklahoma Monday
 o D Worsham and $. I. navpa paeeS,sda raefHSeted } bale bale of cotton each and ;.,, v, s,,.. Roeers of Mountain Fork borho0d. "'eA nuns neigh
 hes. e W Upton and c. B. Wap-
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
Cotton From Montgomery County.

John B. Kelly of Oden. County Judge of Montgomery county. was among the farmers on the cotton market Tuesday evening, bringing in two bales which he sold at i5,tc per pound. Other farmers on the market Tuesday and Wednesday from Montgomery county and the east end If this county were. $. E. Baldwin. ] N. Singleton. E. H. Hud- dleston. and Ebert Ledbetter of |Oden. 4. \. Furgeson of Alder. R. D. Miller, Frank Strickland and Bert Weaver and Marion Lewis. of Board Camp.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
COULDN'T STOP THE TANKS. SENT PRINCE ALBERT HOME ILL
King Georges Second Son Suffering
 From Abdominal AbsceSS.

London, Sept. i7.-prince Albert. second son of King George, has been inVallded home on account of an abdominal abscess. says an official communication issued today The communication adds that the prince, who has undergone an operation. is doing we'll but it will be some time before he is able to return tc duty.
 Prince Albert, while serving as a midshipman on board the battle ship Collngwood at the outbreak of the war, was stricken with appendicitis and operated on. The prince is 2i years old.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
Holiday for School HaIIy.

The school board at recent meeting decided to grant the schools a vacation on September % on ac- count Of the educational rally and school fair. The teachers and pu- nils Of the schools of the county are to be the guests of the Mena teach CTS and pupils that day.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21

II is understood that the Kansas City Southern Railway is perfectly willing to pay one-third of the cost of the proposed highway thru Polk county, and may do even more. In this connection, 1t Is well to remem- Der that approximately s per cent of the money used on such enter prise will be left with Polk county people for labor and materials. In other words. they get most of the cost and practically all the benefits
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
GOVERNOR Is LENIENT.
Issues Pardons for Gaming. Carrying Concealed Weapons and ThieVing.
Special to The star.

SpeclaI 70 The Star.
 Little Rock. Sept. i3.-Lewis Fair child was convicted in Garland township, Miller county, by Justice of the Peace Towery. on charges of gaming and carrying concealed weapons. and was fined Si0 and $50 respectively September ?, 1916. Yes terday Governor Hays remitted the fines.
 He also remitted fines of Si0 and 30 days, and si00 and 30 days as- sessed against Gus Hughes, May i2, by justice court In Hot Spring county on charges of petit larceny and aiding another party to break some locks in q ail and escape.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
Overland Travellers See the sighG

Noah Mcconnell and Mir. and MS Jack Mcconnell were in Mena Mon. day on a trip from Grayely Hll Yell county, to Kiamische county ' Oklahoma. They had with then eleven children, five belonging 2 Noah Mcconnell, who Is wldoVa' and the remainder belonging to lAs other family. The children ranga ln age from thirteen years to asR and none of them had ever DelQf seen a railway train, so wnel, ! freight engine and a caboose pulla in the sight was as good as a clrs1 parade to them. The automoDllS on the streets were also an lnteres- ing sight to them.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
West Valleys New school Finished

W. <. ] Smith and Sam Plane re- turned Tuesday afternoon from West Valley, where they had com .pleted the contract for the erection 0f the new building for the West Valley school The building was tlnisheG Tuesday morning and ac- cepted by the school board.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21

The Mena school board proposes to have the children of school age in school this year. It is a good move, and one that will mena less youngers getting into mischief. and even into the iail.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
Liabilities.
State of Arkansas, County of Pol

State of Arkansas, County of Polk -ss.
 We, w. I. Green, President, and Walter Nance. Cashier, of the above named bank, do soleElnly swear that the foregoing statement is true and that the annexed schedules fully and correctly represent the true state of the several matters therein con- tained, to the best of our knowledge and belief.
 w. I. Green, President. Walter Nance, Cashier.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of September. 1916. Seal E. H. Sapp, Notary Public. My commission expires March i 1917.
 Attest: NJ. A. Stratton, Clyde Gun ningham. J. F. Hood, Walter Nance, w. l. Green, Directors.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21

Reports continue to comesto The Star of floolishly reckless driving of autos on Mena's streets, mostly by young boys and girls. Certainly it is to be hoped that no awful accident will result--but the chances of such nun rxrnat
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
caunty superIntendent.

The Star IS authorized to announce
 w HOMER pIGG as a candidate for reelection 10 the office Of County Superintendent of Public Schools. subject to the will of the voters at the general election, November [. 1916.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21

sham made a trip to Mena Thursdlg to close a deal for saw mill whfa is located at Bog Springs. They n. tend to move it to this neighborhON this week.
 Uncle Pat
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
Money in HoaS-tIhose9 ,

To The Star.
 The special censor has cut out all names, but. sometime. somewhere in Arkansas. we met. man who was telling how efieaplv hA raised hogs. and We illdgea hy lis talk. thai they were cheap hogs. as he said all his
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
Road over.eer.

The Star is authorized ta announce
 TOM GILLIAN as q candidate for the office of Road Overseer of Fulton township. subjecr to the action Of the voters at the cleo tion November 2. 1916.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
are great,

President Wilson and Candidate Hughes are pretty certain to have more than one argument over the merits of the Adamson s-Hour Law and on just what it means. And soon or late, the reading pub lie will know all about it.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
How tO Give Good Advice.

The best way to give good adyf' is to set a good example. Was others see how quickly you sa x over your cold by taking ChaIspa, hlsls, lain's Cough Remedy they are iiAse ss to follow your example. rms x, lr medv has been in use for llaDl ns years and enjoys an excellent .a Y putation. Obtainable everywnefV Adv
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21

There is nothing that VII, " any more pleasure for so ionS ssar time for so little money as ths ios, os, monthly magazines we sehu .hss @ subscribers. Are you getting 'lI ,aIs. magazines? If not, write of v nhOnp us.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

The next time you feel like scold- ing your wife give her a kiss in stead lt works.
 The man who persistently ignores imnoved methods of farming is himself eventually ignored by the goddess of fortune.
 Young men who are inclined fo lead fast life would best keep in mind the vicinity of stout hitch- ing post
 Little man, when your ma gives you penny to buy candy just go out and earn one yourself. buy candy with ii. and salt the other down You'll be rich some day.
 Funny, isn't it2 A fellow got peeved and stopped his paper the other day and then rushed right over and borrowed his naphhnr,s . to see what We had to say about him
 4 naw one has heen sprung on an overworked public hv murderer who claims that he killed his wife n order. to keep her pure. And. we think, dancing on air is the best method Of keeping him pure.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Cotton welehcr

q B wALsToN. JR. of Shady, as candidate for the office Of Cotton Weigher. subject 10 the ac- tton Of the voters at the November election.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
Phil. I. Stevenso,
 ~ Candidate for County and Probate Judge

am asking your support or the office of County and D. yudae of Polk county In presenting myself candidate R office is necessary for know something of my hiSo was born in the of Tennessee and at early ana to Arkansas with my parents and reared Bonneville received my education. " have been engaged in the contracting business and wh, lumber merchandise business have built fifteen aroe bIIdnos in Oklahoma several smaller buildings @h I am now engaged in the lumber business Potter and been there for the past three years ' My life full of and energy and elected show the same elements in conducting this office. VII belong class clique and am not the candidate m man or set of men, for the whole people all the time intend to give the office entire time and best efforts ana pecialv will part of time in going over th @ and Investigating road question This in judgement hos been done during the present administration
 intend of the whole county and ma ,s as many of the possible and in the meantime in, this space in this paper.
 Respectfully
 PHIL T. STEVENSON
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21

Be careful you don't overlook our big club Of four magazines whieh we are sending our subscribers this year. Note particulars in advertise ment on page 6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-31
g9ml' l'Anfans.
% ainberla6mnms fier nidjt eriitirt,
tritt fcine SericnperlGngernns
Elm.

Gs III iiderIi6 BON S9ufratb Tebr
ipeiie sebdnbelt, bob er bic Sduls
ferien ni9t perlGngert, unb bic S6us
len Snr beitimmten 3eit pieoer erDffs
net fperbsn. Gs iinb in unierer Stabt
fptpeit IL ydlle pprgsfommen, bic dls
ainberIGbmung biaenoifi3iert iporben
iinb, unb bic glerSte itnb setbeilter 2tns
iidt iiber bic Rihtietsit Der 9iagnpie.
9luf ieben San liegt feline 9eranlaIs
fung bpr, bic S4ulen pegen elmer
GpibemieseFabr, bic in unIerer Stabt
abiolui nidt porbanben 1T, aei9lpis
fen gu balten. glatiirlid pirb man
es an ben nDtbiaen 8Orii6tsmabregeIn
nift febIen laiIen. llnb bas III ia
gang in Der Srbnung.
Ser l Sabre alte Ridurb WliIer,
befen gltsrn 1852 3ittenbpuIe Stras
Be ipp1nen, 1T CUR 9eoba6tuns ins
itGbtiide &rantenbaus gebra4t ippts-
ben. gtad 4ngabe bes Or. 6. %,
S6lemmers Setgt bas &inb Spmps
tome bon Ginberldbmuno.
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Mnfdae.

- Die 50 Sabre alte &ute Dunn,
2223 Setpitt 2toenue, nurbe eeItern
Ibeno, turS DOR 6 llbr, an Der 6. unb
W&ain Strabe bon bem 9tuto bes 4bs
yancuner, 2344 glation 9tpenue, Sns
btanapolis, eetroffen unO erlitt einen
gru9 bes linten Qrms iotpie anbere
IerleBungen. Gutopatrol 8 bro8te iie
na9 bem SoipitaI, ipdbrenb Yancuner
in Saft genommen tpurbe, I'm iid nee
gen @erIesune Der @ertsbrssSrbinon5
gu oerdnttporten.
- Jrau &atberine Cur, 80 Sabre
alt, 1136 @arben StraBe, tpurbe gss
tern Mittug an Der gunt unb @in6eG
&benue bon benz @uto bes Sultan Sts
tenbeimsr, 1912 Sarriipn 2tOenue, nies
ber9srannt, fam aber NIT benz G9rets
Zen unb eintgen 5autubi9iirfungen
baoOn, 10 baB iis obne 9ilfe na6 Sauis
geben tonnte.
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S&iHbru@.
20 WlanH BON bem Oa m .
pier 81 DmiraI Gtd1t'
sytrlute1.

90 ManH BON bem Da m .
pier .9lbmiruI Giors-
ertrauien.
gfen Orleans, 2a., 30. Gug.
3pan8ig Moun pon Der aus 20
a0pfen beftcbsnben geiasuns bes
ameritanii6eR Oumpfsrs ,IbmiraI
@lart", Der am II. ausuit Don port
@rtbur, ssras, na3 9uenos @ires
abging, iinb srtrunteu, aIs Der 9ams
pier am 16. 2tpguIt pGblenb bes tros
pif9sn Sturmss untsrsias. Die feds
ueberlebenOen purben ON UaitttpoA
bon Der i4peoiiaen garte lana
bierhersebrad..
Der &apitdn Sanes Daniels bon
bem Oampfer sins nit fsinsm S6iffe
unter. Die feds lleberlehnben irieha
ie4s Sage unO spDlf Sturben lang
i'm Garaibii9sn Wser auf eiuem tIeis
nen 5lob umb.r, ebe lie Dor elm paar
Sagen BON Der ,Sdna" aufsefarnben
purhen. sic befanben fia infolse Der
ausgeItanbenen aeiben in tritii4em
3uitanb; iie 6efinben ii9 obr iebt
ale auf Der geTeruns.
Die lleberkbenben bon bem Dams
Ter finb: Garlanb Rotb, Der erfte Of
fi5ier; Carl SObnion. Der 3peite Of
fi5ier; 6. $. Sing, Stepdrb, ale
Qlmeritaner; QD.Robiniun, britter Sn.
eenieur, GnslGnber; pet.r @nb.rIon,
Matrofe, NOripeger; unb GreO. Gait,
Seler. Elm SsItsrreiher.
Der Sampfer ging um 16. auguf
lin II l6r gea6ts, 112 Weilen fiiO'
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inter. SGmmtli9e 8opte paren aers
it6rt ober fprtgerifen tporben unb Die
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gu iprinssn. Den feds llberIebenosn
mar es gslunsen, fi4 an benz i4mas
len Slpb feit5ulalten, bag beim Uias
len Der Shiffspanb DerDenbet pire,
unb bas i'm DaTer lag. 2luf bieiem
s5lcb trisben iie lumber, Biz lie am %
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paenie BON Tacoma, Waib. @r bate
eine 2abuns petrolsum an 8prb.
9 gantrdubsr faneII Dsr'
baftet.
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Sleiae Hpli5einabriAten

- Der 46 Sabre aIte SoIepb gNabl
bon 143l Sim Strabe gerietb 5eItern
an QrmOrp unb Central Qlpenue nit
benz q Sabre alien Sam Slider BON
1880 Mpunb Strabe in Streit. Gr
iOn elm Mefer geSpsen unb benielbsn
lei4t beripunoet buben. poIi5iiten
madten Wabl mad IGngersr SeBia9O
binsfeit.
- Cine goi3e sln5obl gIlttOfabrer,
bie bieie obcr jerte @orityriit Der Ser.
febrsoroinan5 iibertreten batten unb
in ben nciiten 5GIlen in raienoen1
Senlpo iiber bie StraBell gefabrell
iparen, mlBten geitern Dem Wtunijis
palrihter glIeranoer lire glufnartling
maiden. Der Srorlng5itrafen bon So,
$40 reip. $15 iiber Die Climber Der.
blng.
Ser 611iGbriee Grobf6misb
Senrb Subben, 1909 gine Str, Der
am 9elirium Sremsns lsibet, tpurbe
ge1fern NDeno fur3 DOR lleben u1r an
Der 2. unb 9ine Strabe, ipp er in
parabtiif4em Suitiim cine Sempss
ren5prebist bieIt. aufgesriffen unb
burh autoputroI 2 Hu4 bem Stabts
bofpttaI sebra6t.
= Der polt3ei ipurben ssTtern
folsenbs Diebitdbls ssmeIoet: Bon
glusuit Saber, 225 @eit 6. Str,
eine golbene llbr i'm Wertbe BON $32;
BON Beatrice S'geil, 426 emitb
Strube, elm SamentIeib I'm 8ertbe
BON 500; BON Clara @elber, $50
Soptins Ctr, Elm &prb nit @Gi6e
i'm mertbe pOn $15; BON Srau Sobn
2ippelman, 876 @lenpoub 2(b.nue,
Elm Serrenz iopis Elm 9amen ans
5ug i'm Mertbe bon $75; BON sSobn
Milpuutse, Wist., cine g0rs
fe nit $29 i'm Olympic sbsatsr; Don
elmer 8Dr, 356 grbant @penue, Elm
4utoz9ummirab i'm @ertbe pDn $50.
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0iiferftattnng
BON $16O,0o0,OOO in elmer alase ses
gen friibere 9eamte Der Nep 9a'
ben Sabn perlanst.

9ep gprt, 80. 9lus. = @m
Mittipoa ipurbs BON flint 9lttiondren
Der yfeip gprt, Retp !Sapen unb Sart'
forb 9abn sessn friibere 8eamte unb
Sirettoren berTelben i'm 8unbesees
rinte &Iase auf Riideritattuns pbn
mebt ols $160,00o, 900 erboben.
sic itiiBt fid arf 3eugendusfasen,
fpel4e beim proSeb sesen Wiaiam
Rodefener unb anbere friibere 9irets
loren Der 9abnseIelI9aft. pesen am
gebli6er 9eri6pOruns unter BEN
Sherman Qntitruit @eieb, unb bel
@erbDren Dor Der 3tpiidenitaatlihsn
Sanbelstommiiiion unb pDr perfhie'
benen itaatli9sn Giienbabniommiis
iionen, tpelhe bic @nselesenb.iten Der
gabn unterIudten, semaft porben
iparen. Die aIdger, ipslde fGmmts
lid in MaiIa6uIetts prbnen. iinb:
q. Gbpin 9lbams, Sulius 6. Morie,
@eorge s. 5ist. Sames s. Rap un0
Wtdrp w. Glart.
Die 8laae 1T eeridtet sesen mil
liam aodefsuer, GborIss 90. Yrat!,
2slpis SAB 2ebparb, George Whs
gullpueb Miler, Samss g. Seminss
ipub, ". Seuton Rpbertion, Jreberit
+. 8reiuiter, Gbarles s. Bropter.
Sames g. GItpn, Ssnro g. WcSars.
@bparb Robbins, Spbn 6. 8iIarb.
Robert SO. 5ait rnp CHARLES g.
Wfilen.
9ie Slaes 1T and eeem 3. pier<
ppnt Mprsan it,, Serbert 6. Satiers
lee unb William 9. Samiltpn, bic
Observation-Disclosures bon gierpun.
Mprsan, ipfDis gesen Die 9abussieas
Ibaft iel6ft qeridtet.
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perisnal'R sti3ea.

Serr Wil6elm m R a d 1T Don .is
ner msbripo9igen, nett Dubra9ten Sc
rienreiIe 5uriidgetebrt. gr beiudte
Buffalo. giagara 5ulls, burhqusrte
ben grie See unb ben Wi9igan Gee
nno oerbra6te bret @o6en Bel isinsr
S4peiter Jruu pfleser, bsren 9atts
Gigentbiimer non pflegc1s Sotsl am
Staudee 2ate, Wis., iit Serr pfle>
ger III Elm 9ruber unferes Deritprben.n
Wsitbiirsers Serru Sultus pfIsser uno
3err Rad traf nit Der Samilis Gpfleser
bort auiamm.n.
Serr Sr. 8. s. Sid unb Samilie
iinb bon i6rer Grbolungsreiie iibsr bic
norblidsn Seen 5uriitgeaebrt.
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@teuidsnupfer Der raiiiiaea
Sfcniipe.

Der fapebiIas SdriftItsll.r nils
aasO aenqaiii, Der Disr5sbn Nona.,
gri9ieriiatter an Der OiisrreI4iiGs
ungariidsn JrOnt mar, beriaiei selss
senili9 zines 8eiu4es in StOdbOlm
i'm raftOnblubet":
Die ruiiii9e SifeniiOe irai bic I. II.
I. Sruppeu ieinesDegs unUorbereitet.
sic lpubten. bab man auf Der ruff
lhen Seite uHunterbroden 8erfdrtlts
gen betrGdtlider art an fia sos. Wau
tannts singebenb aIIss, mas auf be-
ruiIiIaen Seite Dorsing ,tbsils bur9
Jlisger6eridie, tbsils ourd bic 9ericb.s
bon 9efangenen obsr Ssisrtsuren bies
isr dronto6i6niiis. sir ben Sur9s
bru9 lporen non ben Ruieu ungtbeure
artilisrienaKen jsben aaIibsrs angss
bduft tUOrben. glit iolden Qritileries
maHen tam Der Gsgnsr, ilsint Gsns
gulf .itsts cine 5ront 5uriidOrdngen.
Man mug bisrbei sundhii einmal bic
erlten i1iperen Ysrlulte bInnebLen, UNI
bann barauf Su aatsn, bab bic Ginie
ni9t bur6brO6sn pirb. llHb bic 6fsrs
rei6if9sungdrif9e 5rpnt II. nidIt
burdbro9sn lporben. llsbrigms 1T bic
ruiiii9e Sffeniios nidt 70 crfolsrsi9.
ipis man es auf jener Stite barfslli.
Mit BEN 9prlittr Durdbru6 peraIis
der, bei benz bic GeutI6sn tdgli6 20
ailometsr 2uftIinie porsinsen, gsIons
IS ben RuiIeH in @olbpnien binnsR 20
Sae.n nifs einmal 70 ailOmster 5u
MAIDEN. 9absi einsen iit iibsr siEt
fruhtburs Gbsne Dor. 100 es faii uns
mSsli6 mar. iic dufSuhalisn. Die I.
u. I. gruppen battsn bi. Mdbl 3nis
fhen Der Rduuiung Der Molbpniiden
GbeHe ooer I4lperen 8.rlaIten; re
ipd6lten bas eriters. Die ruiIiIhen
gInsabsn iiber 8ruiiiIons JOrii6ritt:
iinb iebOn aud niht nnndb,rnb ipahr.
9Gti, sr 10 pisle @tFdnesns gemadi,
ipie ,r bebnupiet, 10 mar, bi.s m.br.
aIs bic ibm ssesniiber itetsrbsn 5Iisrs
rsidif6s 6sunsariihen aops an Mlann.
ifaftsb.ftaRb iiberbaupt SGblt,n DE
ruifiiat gftiion mar Sur6 Elm ipoSns
iiuuisss Sinopfsrn Don Msnftsn ass
ienn5eidnet. glidt sinmal bic Saae
Der adrpathsnihloft hatten ,ttpas
aebnIt6es uufBuDsiTsn. yiesimsut nuf
Regiment ipurbs riidii6tslos osopfer..
Ser rniiiithe @oritcb in gDolhsnisn
bilrFts BEN gtuiTtn 10000 SpSie az.
ioIisf bahen. gona h.utlih ermuitet
Rnblnnbs Eff,uFrtruft MT i,bem
9ass. mar bari fdon htut, ais bcs
GnbcrpebniB Der Sffeniip. porousfn.
gen oab bic uIis Gage nisbr brsea.r.
ipirb.
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llebt bic Gtabtbtripaltuns bon Mom
an aaifer @iIbeIm lunb benz
beutiden &rpnprin3en.

Rpm, 20. 9tueuit, iiber paris
30. 2lusuit. - Mm Wfittlppd ipur'
ben bic Namen bes aaiiers Wilbelm
nnb bes beutIben &rpnprinaen Jrieb'
rid Wilbelm, ipelhe Dor apdnaiq
Sabren ipGbrenb zines geiudes bes
Oeuti9en &aifers in Rpm i'm Senutss
galdite auf benz alien adpitols@Siis
gel angebra9t ipprben iparen, BON
4rbeitern auf 9efebl Der Gtabtpers
nalt,lno alsdemeiIelf.
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hnftst ipurbe
Der junse ganSit ssitanb ant
Qbenb elm, bag er gbparo BON Wals
ben, Der SObn zines frIber IN Gins
cinnati g., anidfissn 4r5tcs, fei.
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Die HrgiftrirmngStage.

Der 8ablratb bat geitern fir bic
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8ernaro Die folge16en Regiitrirungs.
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natl. Dor 20 Sabren iisbeIts igrdnt
naa glep gort iiber, frdbrsnb iein
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