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The Detroit times., 1916-08-04

in drawing. Miss Girard has been
allowed years leave OF absence
by tho board OF education. and viii
accept a position as assistant SUI
pervisor OF music and drawing at
Anacortes. Wash. Miss Ethel Baum
gsrtner will take her place AZ Ford
City until her return.
o
A lawn party will be given Friday
evening by the Unlversalist church
at the church house, No s25 Cass-
ave. During the evening there will
be a stereopticon view and talk on
the Yosemite, followed by music
and dancing All members OF the
church and their friends are cordial.
ly invited.
PrintInR-the plain neat ISind-thnt
IL right-Timcs job Dept.-Mnin 452O
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04

4o,nch embroidered votes batlstes and orsandes
all 1916 patterns offered for saturday uuly-cur
complete stock Regular 1Jc ~ 81 50 yard CT Is Less
than regular prices An economy ~ on second
tloor White Goods Section worth while taking ad-
vantage or But remember this IS ror Saturday pnly
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04

Miss Mae and Miss Marie Ball. OF
Ficld.svc have gone TO Houghton.
Mich, - visit their sister, Mrs.
Christopher Haas, who was one OF
Detroit's June brides.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04

Printtne-thc plain net kiud--thNV
~ rfEht-Times Dob IJept-wsin l520
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04
cycr he could to a safe distance.

Next story what Happened Il
'he Biz HDml.c Tr"e.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04

PrtntInR-the plain neat kind-thnt
In right-Timcs job Dept.-Mnin I52O.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-29

The foregoing despatch from Mr..
Ackerman--the first definite state
ment from Berlin that peace is not
expected until after another gigantic
allied offensive--the reference to
the peace efforts OF President Will
son, the central powers and Switzer-
land" may be distinctly significant.
II is apparent that, despite the state
ments OF officials Of the American
government that the Wilson note
was designated as a warning to Ger
many and to forestall break on
the submarine isue, It Is regarded
there as move for peace. The des-
patch to the United Press was passed
by the German censor with the
phrase coupling President Wilson,
the central powers and Switzerland
in efforts to bring about peace. Ack-
erman's phraseology may be taken
as merly reflecting the general Inn
preston In the circles from which
he obtained the information on which
his story Is based.
II Is also significant that the ees-
patch from Berlin shows the view OF
success growing out Of the peace
proposals as diametrlcally opposed
to those Of German Ambassador Won
BernstorfY. The latter has expressed
the opinion that at least conference
would be brought about.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-29
WOLF CREEK

The snow. which came two wcekA
earlier this year than last. and Ia not
quite 10 deep. has done much less
damage, Several telephone linemen
are here but are experiencing little
difilculty In keeping lines open. There
have been only short breaks In the
California Oregon Power Co.'S SER
Vice.
There are three red steers ana .
red heifer two or three years old In
this vicinity whose whereabouts the
owner will doubtless DO glad 10 learn.
No one hero seems 10 know 20 whom
they belong, They came mp Wolf
Creek and doubtless belong down
that way. and are now about = mile
above town and should have early
attention.
Clarke Storey Ia homo from VIII
iamittc university. for the holidays.
as Ia also Miss Ruth Smith. physical
director at the State school for the
deaf.
workmcn have about completed
the new foundation, roof and plat
forms at the s. p depot and Mr..
spurgeon. the new agent Ia eonduct-
Ing the once with metropolitan es-
iciency
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-29
ARGENTINE ARMY
PLAN NOT GOOD. ONE

Buenos Aires. Dec. 29.--General
astonishment was aroused here today
over news that the United States is
considering adoption OF q military
service plan based on that In force
In Argentine. The public astonish-
pent ls based upon the bitter crit
ieisms which have been levelled at
operation of the plan In this repub-
lie.
Press comment reflects the inabil-
ity OF citizens OF Argentine to under
stand Americas consideration OF
such service plan. One typical ed
itorial today wagered that less than
one per cent OF American citizens
understand the system--'otherwise."
It continued. they would not want
It's favoritism In conscription. due
to Influence or neatly placed tips
"A situation bound to occur In such
a system"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-29
GRIFFIN FERRY

Percy dreen. OF Grants Pass. has
taken up HIS abode al the Neely farm,
where he VIII attend tho MAplston
school and assist Eugene Neely In
dairying this winter.
q, II. Grimm and family went to
town Monday TO spend Christmas
with Mrs. 0rifin's parents. returning
homo Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Aldridge returned TO
their farm Wednesday. accompanied
by Miss Nellie Green. after spending
Christmas In Grants Pass with their
parents.
Miss Myrtle Ford and her brother
Clarence went 10 A, J. Hassey's
Tuesday and spent the day.
Misses Audrey and Gladys Grimm
and Miss Nellie Green attended a
social gathering at William Ander.
sons home Wednesday night.
The children OF p. T. Everton spent
Christmas with their grandparents,
returning home Wednesday.
Harry Nicely came out home Tues
day and returned 10 Grants Pass
wednesday.
10. Hin 10 now staying In Grants
Pass. while George Booth 10 staying
on his ranch here TIL school In town
starts.
Steve Smith and Marion Grimm
were out to the iatter's former home
after some Of his stock Wednesday,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-29
MURDER MYSTERY IN
AUMB0LDT COUNTY

Eureka, Cal. Dee, ss,----County Of
feers today started an eighty-mile
ride through snow aud wilderness
into q remote section OF Humboldt
county to Investigate the mysterious
death OF Lawrence whitcsides- the
third victim OF q triple tragedy In
four years, Neighboring ranchers
discovered the body of whitesides
Sunday hair buried In tho snow on
his ranch with y bullet wound In his
temple, The ranch is In the heart
OF q rich gold country,
Natives speak in whispers OF a
ssath menace that seems 10 hang
over the whltesides family.
Four years ago the body OF Don.
aid whitesides, brother, was re-
moved from Trinity river. Nearby
was an axe with q blood-elotted tuft
OF hair sticking to Il, A year later
another member Of the family drop
ped out OF sight He was supposed
to have been murdered,
According to word received by Miss
Daisy whitcsides. sister Of the dead
man, who owns the ranch. the In
vestigation will be pushed to the lin.
Il OF the law. She Ia at present IN 81,
Louis. Mo. She declared that for
years strangers have been trying to
get possession Of valuable ore de-
posits on the whitesides' ranch.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-29


Ted You know. money 10 your best
friend. Ned Yes, and the trouble u
that the beat OF friends must part
Pop-Are you familiar with maths-
mates? weasel-Sure; call 'em
''math" for short. Princeton Tiger.
To build a twelve story loft or once
building. 30 by 100 feet In area, re-
quires 900 tons Of fabricated steel.
Is your country place finished ystr
"Oh, yes. Why. I have already begun
alterations on it."-Boston Transcript.
A nut and Joke are alike In that
they can both DO cracked and different
In that the Joke can be cracked again.
Pride goes before a fall, you know
Maybe It does, but It goes Z lot
quicker after one" Boston Transcript.
When the suns center Ia six degrees
below the horizon In Alaska the
brightest stars are visible on q clear
day.
Some people may have a splendid ear
for music. but the trouble Is they can't
sing with their ear.--Charlotte OBJ
server.
On q large ocean liner the amount Of
coal used per day varies from 500 to
l,200 tons. according TO the speed Of
the boat.
There Is many woman whose cpl
taph ought to be, Nobody ever saw
her hands folded but once."--Youth's
Companion.
OF all the Balkan people, the Ser
vians are the only unmIxed race since
they came into their territory. eight
| centuries ago.
Solomon had n great reputation fol-
wisdom. but then lie had no youthful
college graduates TO compete with
Chicago News,
The gulf stream II more rapid than
the Amazon. more impetuous than the
Mississippi. and Its volume more than
1000 times greater.
The frigate bird II capable Of gettin,
up a speed Of ninety-six miles m houl
with hardly a movement Of its wings
The greater part Of Its life II spent II
the air.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-29
PREDICT CHANGE IN
BRITISH AMBASSADOR

Washington, Dec. 29.--London re-
ports that the British foreign Of
ficials considering replacing Ambas-
sador Sir Arthur Cecil Spring-Rice
here, caused little surprise in WASH
ington diplomatic life today.
spring-Kice has not been In good
health, and II 10 an open secret he
has been outplayed In the matter OF
diplomacy by German Ambassador
Won BernstorR.
II is also well known here that
Northcline who opposes spring-Rice,
has suggested an ambassadorial
change.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-29
ARIZONA GUBERNATORIAL
CONTROVERSY GROWS

Phoenix, Arix,. Dec, 2s.--Arixona's
KubernatoriAi controversy. already
acute. became more complicate to-
day when Tom Campbell. republican.
who received 80 moro votes than
Governor George W. p, Hunt. DEM
ocrat. announced that he will take
the oath Of once tomorrow. max his
inaugural addrcss Monday morning
and demand Immediate possession oe
the executive once.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-29
ROBBERS GET $4,000
FROM A TEXAS BANK

Denison, Texas, Dec. 29.---Six rob
bers dynamited the vault at Hager-
man, eighteen miles west OF here,
early today escaping with $4,000. A
posses hastily organized after being
awakened by the explosion exchanged
shots with the robbers as the latter
dashed out OF town In an automobile.
No one Ia believed to have been hit.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-29

The Argentine army plan. accord
ing to information here. makes every
man In that republic between the
ages OF IS and IS a soldier. Men
OF IS and 10, and from 80 to 40.
belonging to the national guard and
are cared for by the states; men
from 40 to 45 are territorials and
men from 20 to 80 constitute the
regulars"
At IS all men. must register for
service. From this registry. the war
department each year selects by lot
from those who have reached 20. the
number OF men II requires for the
regular branch. The period Of ser
vice is one year In the army and two
years In the navy. For the period
after completing the term OF train
ing In the army or navy until reach
ing his thirtieth year, the Argentine
soldier remains regular" but Ia
not In harness. He must practice
shooting, there being prescribed
minimum per year and he Is liable to
be called on to attend maneuvers.
After 30 the regular passes again
into the national guard and ceases
to be under orders and expense "a
the federal government.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-29
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
HAS MILLION DOLLAR FIRE

Toronto. Dec. 29,--The Kins street
railway barns OF the Toronto Street
railway were burned early today.
The loss Ia estimated at nearly
million dollars, Three hundred cara
were totally destroyed. Tho nrs
started In the repair shop,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-29
<<<< = = = = = = = = ~
OREGON WEATHER
4 Tonight fair, Sunday increas- :
4 ing cloudiness. followed by rain =
= or snow; fair east portion; :
= southeasterly winds.
THE TAX ON GASOLINE

THE TAX ON GASOLINE
The coming Of the automobile has
made better highways a necessity.
But II the better highways is largely
for the use and benefit OF the auto
mobile owner. some way should be
found to make an equal distribu-
tion Of the cost OF maintenance
whereby the auto would bear its
just part. This question has been
studied and discussed by many econ
omists within the state during the
past few weeks. and a plan that is
being generally endorsed is that Of
placing . tax Of one cent a gallon
upon gasoline. This. it is argued.
would make the tourist who uses our
highways. but who pays no tax to-
ward their building bear a proper
ton of the expense of upkeep.
The worst feature OF the imposi-
ton Of this tax upon gasoline would
be that it would affect all users of
gasoline, whether in the conduct Of
their business enterprises or in pro-
pelling vehicles over the highways,
whereas the purpose OF the tax is
to repair the damage done the high
ways by the automobile. The Port
land Telegram has the following
comment upon the proposed legisla-
tion:
The Oregon tourist will have OBJ
served that in the state Of Wash
ington gasoline is uniformly a cent
a gallon cheaper than in correspond
ing places in Oregon. The cause as
cribed for this is law passed in
Oregon in 1913 prohibiting the sale
Of gasoline that does not test so
degrees gravity at temperature ol
so degrees.
1T is also said that this extrs
cent a gallon charged Oregon user
pays for an additional refining pro
cess which does not perceptibly in
crease the combustion qualities o
the product. II this be true, we pa
the oil companies annually, for
mere fancy. sum which far ex
ceeds the proceeds from the stat
road levy.
Repeal OF the gasoline test LAY
and imposition OF cent-a-gallo
lCtuSt lax Ou ltS bdic WOutu Cdun
the consumer to pay no more 10
gasoline. yet would produce q lers
revenue for road-building purposes.
"One cent a gallon on gasolin
mounts rapidly. A light car Of. So
24-horsepower. II modern, vii max
under careful driving about twent
miles to q gallon. Six thousan
miles is fair annual mileage. R,
duced to gasoline that means col
sumption Of 900 gallons a year. {
. tar OF 50. The sum Is the exa'
equivalent OF the license charged ii
owner by the state, Licenses no
yield about $500, 900 a year.
"But the gasoline tax would moi
than double license revenues, I,
cars in commercial service and mar
private automobiles are in constal
use. They would pay, II q gasolir
tax we're imposed. in proportion
the use they made OF highway
Tourists from other states, who no
pay nothing toward upkeep OF Or
gon roads, would contribute also.
III there is question as to the va
idity OF a gasoline tax there is grea
er question as to the validity Of Il
proposal to increase motor vehlc
licenses. There is good ground I,
holding that the motor vehicle II
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-29
ense has already reached the status
OF property tax and comes within
the inhibitions OF the s per cent
PEACE DISTANT IS
THE GERMAN VIEW

Berlin. via Sayville, Dec. 2s.-
Judging from views expressed In
Germany, the efforts President Will
son. the central powers and Switx-
erland are now making for peace viii
not succeed Immediately In bring
ing the war to an end. That the
war will not end without the allies
making another gigantic concentrat-
ed effort to break the German front.
is indicated by the artillery prepara-
tions which are being made.
England in the west. her allies In
Greece. and Russia in Roumania. ap-
parently expect to accept General
Won Hindenburg's challenge for
winter battle.
When these battles begin. peace
talk will probably subside to await
the outcome Of the bitter struggles.
1t is believed in Berlin that Eng
land intends to give Lloyd-George a
trial as premier. Considerable de-
pends on his efforts, II Is believed
here, whether peace talk is revived
in the summer or fall, after tho issue
h,s again been tested BY men and
s'.e. on the fighting fronts.
Germany believes the entente
powers will again meet defeat In
their efforts to break the Teutonic
lines.
The belief that peace will not
come until after the allies have ,ried
one more gigantic offensive Is con-
sidered by the vossiche Zeituns,
which points out the preparations
that are Icing ma ic on all fronts by
Germany's enemies.
''In the west there is considerable
English artillery activity" the paper
declares. Beginning between Lille
and Ypres, a new great English Of
fensive may be expected. Everything
is fully prepared.
I'm Roumania our fore troops are
again in close touch with the enemy
They have recently made large num-
bers of prisoners. Big battle de
velopments are expected there
shortly.
I'm Macedonia something appear
to be developing. One concludes
therefore. that General Sarrails ha
returned to his original plan o
breaking our line in the middle
after his attempt on the small LEI
wing near Monastir. Despite loca
successes. this may be consldere'
generally as a failure"
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grO6feuer!
Stalnnsen Der @erbants Ggpref
Gp. nieSerscbranut.

9(us bisber nnbefontlter 8eiie
fam gegen 1210 ltbr rorgens in
ben 5tolungen Der Wer6nttts ct.
preB Co., ID. ltnO y9eabefliportb Ctr,
sSeuer gum 2lus6ru6, Dos einen 10
gefG6rli6en @borafter onnobnl 0oB
grandmother Salter @eneraInIarnt
geben IieB. 9a8 SSnnere bes @ebau-
0es, nit 9eu un0 anoerem 1ei6t
8iitoen0en Material angefiil[t, itano
balo in Slnrlmen; bihte GauapoI-
fen p6I8ten iid entpor ltnO Der.
breiteten fi6 infolge Der i6Deren
Gempernt11r auf Die betodborten
GtraBen. SSnfolge oes 2unlns
purOe 6ie 26idarbeit iebr eridnert,
ober aud Die talte 8itter1ng bebirt-
berte oieiel6e gang beoeltterlo. @e.
gen II ltbr tpor 0os syeuer urter
&ontrolle. Der ongerihtete 6daoen
fam nod ni6t genau obgeidast
mer0en ieood belduft er ft6 in Die
Gauiet0e. 9ernIeI6en Itebt nur et-
ne teilpeiie 8erit6erung gegeniiber.
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CT prdfoent 6uerta
in ]lleTi6O gellOr6en!
9as irl0ere G6er6anpt Gesifo's
lunrpc scitern D0m SDOe
credit.

@I 9oio, Ger, ID. San. @e.
neral 8lctortauo Suerto, Der friibere
4r1lioent BON 0ferifp, crlag geltern
in 81 8aio, po er it'd uhter 8e.
Doflung Der 8unoesbeboroen befnit0,
einen Se6erIeioen, pon Dem ibm eine
Operation feine 2iuDetltng bringen
fonllte. Ser 8eritorbene erreiAte Elm
sitter bon 62 sSabren.
8ictoriano Suerta tDuroe I'M Sab
re 1854 in CHIHUAHUA geboren, trot
bereitS I'M alter bon IL Sabren in
bic 0tilitdrataoenlie BON Gbapltlte-
nee Elm uno mur6e Sabre lpGter
gum 2elttnant bes sSngelipurforps
erndnnt. @r tnar Elm treuer Gin.
banger 0es 9r1iioenten 9orfiro 9io5
uu0 ipdter 0es probiiorii4en 4rdii-
oenten S5rancisco. De Ia 8arra. gea9
Der @rmdblung 5roneisco @ooero's
blie6 er oieiem treu, bis 5elit 8iaa
cine @egenrebolttion an8ettelte, mel
DIE Suerta Ielbit o11 DIE Spite oes
2dfoes ftelte. 9Lrgeblid dltf feline
8ernnlaiiung ipuroe Der friibere 8rG-
iioel1t Ntaoero. 0eiien 8ruoer 1tn0
Der gi5eprdiioent Snare3 erutorDet,
ais ite lnter 8eluabllng bonn 8nIoIt
ms @efdngnis ge6ro6t lDuroen.
Dies Gerbrehen erregte in ben
Ser. 5tdaten bic groBte grtriiitune;
Der OornoIige 9raftoent Gaft lneiger-
te ftb ieboA, nit belpaffneter MaAt
in Die @eidide Wterito's eir3ugrei-
fen. 9(ls Baion 9SrGiiOent lnuroe,
Deigerte ct ii6, @nerta an3uerfen-
nen troboem Gnglato ibm feline
&nerfennung ousgeiproden. @s
foIgte nun Die @rbebung gorran8o'S
mo 8iad's, Die 6uerta idlieBlid
5mnng, 0as 2ono 3u Derlaiien 1no
nah europa 8n reiien. Sci ietner
3ldfunft mur0e @uerta in 81 8aio
unter Der 2lnflage berbaftet, cine
&ebolution gegen ein befreunoeies
2ano ms 2eben rufen ou mollen.
gr blie6 bis gum %. DECEMBER i'm
@efdngilis, bis er fnegen iei1es
idlperen 2ei0ens grlaubnis erbielt,
In ietllem 9auie 8o1nuas 3it neb-
men.
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Gin Rau6= =lle6ertnG,
0er mi6lang!
SdnmffeIlner berlebt eineu ganSiten
lfluer; beine ganOiten
Dergaftet.

3pei iunge Burden betraten ge-
tern 2lbeno gegen odt llbr Ole
g8irti6aft Don Roiorio GauntiIeri,
1902 Sii0 20. Str, no itt oltBer
Oielem nod iein Shanffellner Gront
93ietro ltno bier aunoen befanoen.
9ie 8uriden foroerten 0ie iehs 9[n-
lpeielt0en NIT borgebaltenen Gebol-
bern o1tt Die 9dr0e bof3ubalten,
melher 6oroerung 5olge geleiItet
puroe. Ser Cine Der ganoiten
pIitnoerte 6nrauf Die $50 entbaltenoe
aniie ans, porallf beioe ii1 Der Siir
8urpon6ten. SS5t oieiem glugenbIid
ergriff Der 56anffellner ieinen gfe-
bolper un0 gab 5euer auf Die bei-
Den aerle, 0a8 oieie ertpiOerter, obne
ieOod] SSeuan0 5u treffen.
Der cine 0er 9anoiten itiirste ntf
Der Strnbe nieoer, m1tr0e aber BON
ieinem @ef1brten in 0os grunsmid
Sotel, 1910 Douglas Str, nitge-
idleppt, mo- lie Die 8eltte teiIten.
Ser l1nberlebte ei1g Johann bacon,
mdbret1o Die 2lngelteIlten oes Sotelg,
ol5 fie benerften, DaB Ger anoere
berlebt mar, Die 9soIiaei beno6rih-
tigten, Die ibn in Dos ct. SyoIepb 8
SoipitaI 6rodte, tuo fth beraugIteIlte,
Dab ct totIid bertuunoet mar. Der
nnOere adllber muroe ouf Dem Union
9obnbof berboftet, ais er ra9 Sam
jas @itp abTobref1 inollte.
8ei0e 9uriden fi1to ettpa 20 Sab
re alt un0 bebnltpte1 bon aorlias
9th 8u fourmen. gnIi8etbdnptmann
3cmpieD iagt, 0aB Die gerbafteten
Der 8eidreibung 8tpeier gerbre6er
1bnel1t, nenen in ,aanios gitp Is
&auboufdlle 8ur 2ait geIeet lueroen.
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.SmO game Her(e,
Oiele 0eul(C)en!
Sier Dnn interniarten Sdliffen Gnt.
iprnngene NIT GgploiiDnem in
EnlDerntiiblea it &erbin-
Dnng gebrndlt,

8ilnington, Gel, IA. San.
gier Gelitid)e, aae Der oeutiden @1a-
rine. aneeborig Die ii6 pon ben in
gtorfolf interpierten oeutiAen 5dif.
fen geflil6tet batteH lpurOen bier
belttc bon 8uuoesgrbeinpoli8iiter
berbaitet. 3iuei bon ibuen pareu
auf einem 8unOesbGgger bel6Gitigt,
Der na6e ben 9efeitiglngsiperten tG-
tig lit; 3ipei anoere arbeiteten in Den
Bancroft Sertilfabrifea lulo tpobnten
in etnem MIR einen Steinfpurf bon
oen DUPONT 9ulberiabrifen geleqe.
pen aoitboitie. 9ie 8erbofteten ner-
oen init ben fiIralid ltattgefunoenen
Balfigen @rploiionen IN Den 9Blh.
bermilblen in 8erbinollng gebraft.
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er0tfnung Oes
preu6i(CDen canOt0Qsl
Gr16bnns Der Giufummenite1ter nuS
abanOcrnHg Oes @ablgeietes
geplant.

gerIin, IA. Snn (0unfenberidt)
- @)pftern tpurDe bet preuBtidle
2dnOtag Ourh Den Miutiterprdiioeu.
ten BON 8etDmann-SoQueq er6ffn4
SIN 8erIaufe leiner 9feoe bob Set
DliriiterprdiiOellt berbor, 0uB Bic
GlnfonuuenIteuer erb0bt Der0en
nlitiie, mn bic GriegsIaiten oeden sl
beIfen. su6 rluB man oo9in trody-
ten nebr @el0 fir Der 9Iusbal& oqs
gabnneBes I'M Goiligreit Breuben
sit beidaffen. Ser IliniIterprdii.
bent iagte ferner, 0oB nnd Dem
sSrie0en Elm neues Qeben fir 0as
gon8e 9eilti9e 91eid er6Iiiben uer.
De. g(lte 8uroen nlroen beiIen.
Die Golge bes &riegeg Dir6 Ieiu,
0aB iid Elm neuer @eiit eegenIeiti.
gen @ntgegenfommeng un6 @inper.
ftanoniHes e11ttpideln uiro. Ser.
fel6e miro ftd nidt nur urtter Ser
Beoolferung brett MAIDEN. Ionoern
dud in Die 8olfsnertrqtlna lu1o 0ie
itootIiden gir1ridtalngen oringen.
@Ieid8eitig oet1tete Der WtiniIter.
prdit6ent an, ouB ole 9feqierltna
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