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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-04
THE NEW TRUST.

is all Years Morer
toward our destined sa-vd Leadership u TIE 'u
That is to be
Nothing but reacoary forty
bosses while
struggled onward toward individual collective freedom
not because but shit. Of M Rerr
cleared the forests drained th
s"ans b"ed the trails opened the the gold
for ''' mo wheat All" corn "''' and fenced in THE great plains
The American people who dared and
history. and raised thereon civilization all the
" $50
All this been handicap Of Political la, and the
to OF Predatory Interests. ~
Whit" tn" Pioneer and the Settler became the
Farmer and yioa'1 grain and Drowned
them c.gn-- " ~
Will" n"rd children shady over the long
lou to read Of the wisdom of their rni,mT
Franklin 'o Henry ingenuity Of their Robert
Fulton IT Whitney and Robert Hoe the
the only Washington wh" F"th"r"d his the
saw ana wL"N' spirit viii forever unite the nnion-
of Tho. Sweet Land Of llrrry"
Will" mothers knee Learned,
to h"" ''r heads 10 the" cod who had them
While SIMPLE work nna
c"uutry-
oily slowly surely ndiously of
and the harvest Z" tn" fields orchards and special
and by caused themselves to become clique
the worlds history
o he Republican
clique dsagrccng years ago fell ont and
the
nviob put into his hands
by tn" Of God propose to 20 OH
knows they
n Amera-grcnter than all others
Trust and Is the
American people who
honor him for his cora
thank him craftsmanship fear
less, intelligent leadership "
by the enemies he has made
his the roll of Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson every every
state in the Union
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-04
FARMER REAPS GAIN
BY E|CHT,H0UR LAW
Prevented Tying Up Of Crops
Valued at S6,OOO,OO0,OOO.
BY FRANK G. 0DElL


The New York sun quotes James
Wilson. uf Iowa, former Secretary OF
Agriculture. rs saying that the farmers
were hit hardest by the Atkinson
Eight-huur Law. which stopped tn"
threatened general railroud strike.
According 20 The sun, Mr.. Wilson
said:
"Th, farmer has no ciEht-hunr day.
should that number Of hours become
general in all occupations, Including
tn" farm. the prices OF food Mould
rise still higher than tho>" current
The losir of the venerable rX-Sec-
rotary is bad The farmer - mot v"r-
rytug about the h-h price OF food.
He raises his own food lie grows
food for sale That's hl~ business.
II. rs the eN-&rcr.rarE ~ays,--t.w
cight-hour day will .ucr"u~" TIN "'>'
a., fuud.-the farmer has everything
to gain.
And "Uuc'e Jim" has overloaded N"
fact that the farmers of i'" United
States had not less than $G.unuuuoN"u
worth of products practically ready
to send to market when the strtH"
crisis was imminent At thu first of
September. The threatened strike
would have psralyzed the farmers
market and stopped the wage Of the
worker in every industry.
Incalculnhle losses. running into
hundreds OF millions, were Avertea
when the strike WAS prevented.
Woodrow Wilson did Il.
"Tama Jim" Was Secretary Of Agri-
culture through four Republican Ad-
inIstrations-siXteen years. These
were sixteen years OF mnn"pnlistic
control of the farmers market. Dur
ing this period, these great comhina-
tiuns, which have stood between the
producer and the consumer, reached
the zenith of their power. Greed and
eNtOrtiOn ran riot.
During this period, the farmers OF
the country complained continuity OF
cRpitalistic extortlon. They held con.
ventions throughout the great grain
and live stock belt to voice their pro-
test. They sent populations Of able
men to Washington. They sent their
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-04
HUGHES LEADS FOREIGN NATIONS
TO BELIEVE u. S. WANTS WAR

Al this present noment--i this because
perhaps the has not realized enoushat this present
is almost impossible do anything positive in the
hed Of foreign affairs because have been led
TO that there change foreign affairs
Foreign nations have led believe that dominant
element the Republican Party is in favor Of drawing the
United States into the European they have told
with Repub
csns shall policy Of exploitation Of
neighbors Mexico
That is the whole mora! Of criticism that read and
the United spoken.
difficult definite anything that
touches relations either to Europe 20 Mexico myself
there who affect to doubt
itFrom President Wilson'S Speech shadow Lawn n. j,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-04

--.-.. -----
lions of old Iuv ia u.r circumstances
and conditions.
"rhey have released the children
of the courfry in large mart from hurt
ful labor have sought 70 safeguard
IN, lives and the health of our Ia
horars I'm dangerous occupu,inu.. and
have mt agencies uf the Government
itself ~ rrr service of thr,. win.
s,,L apir,lr,ut.uf And most ~ th.s,.
rhiu.s h,yr boon don, within TN.
brief limit. of a single administration
And s,w IA. ..r,ot WORK is r...
r,..b.J 1, ,.,,r newer IA. r,,rg,l,l,.d ,..
an" '""'I" =" "''e ~ ''''"'"
Ata"''N '""hs" '"" 'il' l"' inns anu
I"'A''''"> VI ne" >I''' an" ''''F' l"'
pH'>'''h you nave U" "'clu' "''' "''N
from "'N' lH'>''H - "H''h'' u SUM
be precautionary interrupted p"rharN
i"E generation l" come anu all 'H'
generous forces VI 'he age ana Oh 'h'
""FIi thrown DICK upon 'h"Ihse'N'N
III acknowledgements ana confusion.
me programme remaining as
great DIS 'ne programme accomplished
Inc procedure OF our courts is anti
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-04
WILSON WON ROOTS PRAISE

WILSON WON ROOTS PRAISE
Thank heaven we have a
President in whose lofty char
acter. in whose sincerity Of
purpose, in whose genuine de.
sire TO do what is right, wise,
patriotic, and what is best for
the country and humanity, we
can all trust absolutely.
trust him. He is my President
and | would stand behind him
In his leadership" - From
speech by Elihu Root delivered
before the American Society Of
International Law. Washington,
April 20, 1914.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-04
RESlDlai Y..-yi,.j
GREATER PROGRESS
avs Must Fit New Life Mr..
Wilson Tells the American
People.
IS RECORD OF DEEDS DONE
S. Rights Upheld With Honor,
farmers Aided, Business and Labor
Benefited, Children Protected
-Women's Votes Needed.

--Women'S votes Needed'
Shadow Lawn, y. j., oct. 2S.--TO
ie American people Woodrow Wilson
,dny guye an accounting Of his ad-
Illustration as their President. IL"
pulanrrd his books" so that the rec
ri stands clear. Promises fulfilled,
-eat deeds done! That, IN short,
Ills the story. And yet the story
NOT finished. Other chapters IN the
reut Book Of Human Progress re
luin to be written. 1t rests with
ru. American Voters. to say whether
- man who began the book shall
nish ii.
Here. in the Presidents own
.ords. is plain Statement OF what
=, rs lender not only OF the Demo
rattle party. hrt of the nation, has
ccump'.-l.rd ia your behalf and %!
hat IT,. ia,u~ for your future-a
'tr,u.I' p.l. not uI"u" To- thu thou.
And- Who juu.u,ynd here. but t. you
nj the hundreds Of thousands
hrou-lnut llr country who cc1cbrut
d "Nil>pu Day"
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
MY Fe.io"-citH"n>
This - ,Hi.d Wilson Day "i'I'
,ccuu,, for six years, first as Cover
,ur Of Sew Jersey md then rs Pr"~i-
lent Of the United states. | have been
permitted to lead first II great stut"
md then n great national party along
n ways "f progress and Of enlarged
ind rrgru"I..1,I life which our people
Ild So long sought aLd :" long been
,eld back from by the orGnni2"d
power OF selfish interest, and b"cau>r
he great hon"r has fallen to me OF
,eing CEuS"u once more spokesman
md representative Of the men WI"
nean /" hold the country To thcS"
Ways Of pence. humanity and progress.
It Is Of these forces that | shall speak
and not OF myself. who am merely
their servant.
"Whnt are these forCes7 WhrnC"
do they spring? What have th"l 80.
rnmpll>hrd. and what is their pro.
Eramme and purpose for the future:
It Is plain what they are. They are
the forces Of humane. righteous. NaI
patriotic purpose which have >prgng
Up in our DAY in the minds Z those
who perceive the SHORTCOMINGS, ~ ,an
law Ms II has hardened In America.
and who look forward with purrr..
and conviction to Il new az, In which
government shall hc I.Ipri the
seryunt Of liberty and mot pf prl,i.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-04

touched
An Inevitable partnership Of inter.
cSts has been thrust upon the nations.
They ar" ucighhurs and must accom-
nodate their interests u one another.
or else disturb the lives and rmhnrrass
the fortunes OF men everywhere. No
wonder that in surl, an age men in
America should be- cried awake and
feel once more. AS they felt them in
N" days when their g-rut republic
was set up. TIA" cuuru.-i"n> OF hui
wanity and of justice.
Squarirs Laws With Life.
There N" the tr">h"nin. winds
blowing out Ut tie hfe OF Ha.kIuJ
everywhere. Mat have brought IN
new day IN American politics. We
have looked once more very critically
at our own laws and our own prac-
tees and have set about TO square
them with the actual conditions Of
our life and the life Of the world"
-Four years ago there were tvs"
parties In the ted whose prograiu!u"
was Conceived under the influence OF
these great force, Of progress and adj
Justmrut, the Democratic party and
the Progressive party. This year
there is hut one. the Democratic party.
In the presidential election uf tour
years ago some fifteen million votes
were cast OF these nearly ten and
% half millions were cast for the can.
,llIutpS NJ tho two Trppr.gSiyp ru rites
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-04
VOTERS. Un>i, ~ o>rRi

VOTERS. IHI>k ~ OVER!
E""sr, rit IL the suidins spirit of
'h" Hepul lean ruIr.I4Ln.
lie - the suIsruutr Hughes
i the shadow.
Won knnyv what Kn"s., cit stands
fnr-asitHtt"u. IinSui-m
lite has -tlur'i ape nv Ills regret
that this '"untr' did not get into the
European War.
10 Nuu want Roosevelt and
Hughes. and War
ar dc YOU want NOR" Peace and
I'rusprritN under Wilson,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-04
Financial Credit Released.

FlUdNsldl SIGIll Ntlcdbco.
The! GIyr released the financial
credit, upon which commerce and pro-
duriiuu nli.r DEFEND. from tn" CON
'.pl n small groups OF tinuncirrs ami
bankers ut the speculative centerS.
"Thry have released the commerce
ai industry OF the country from TIN
domination If those who wrr" build.
.uI up their power 10y selfish aad
unfair methods Of competition.
They have supplied those who
wished +" conduct their business IA
conformity with the spirit Of the laws
with friendly guidamc" and delivered
them from nervous fear Of the
courts.
They have released our foreign
trade from the Shur'.lrs Of turll
! runtriv"d in the Interest Of Spcrni
groups ot favored producers, and have
created Tarin Commission intend
rd to substitute public for prna."
: Influences. facts tor theories and
prcrcu>,unS. in all future rli>!a-
ton with regard Ia duties and re-.
-irictInu> on Imports.
They have mad,. provision Tor tie
immediate and systematic d"NrIup.
m"ur OF our carrying trade ou the
seas.
They hav" ar u,l supplied the
mcans 10y which the nation may he
bound together, materially and spirit
uaily. hy u network of good roads
a. 4. D
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-04
Have Emancipated Labor.

They have emancipated the la
borers of the country from the unjus.
tilted restraints which the courts had
put upon them by mistaken npplicu-
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Yefrieoigung uttter ben 8eluInoerern
Der Eeiteren Weuie beroorrufen wiro
lit Die, oaB es DIRECTOR Stlnlo nur
gelinsen lit, iih 0ns 9luiiibrungS-
rcft bon Ssargofp's Sperette rTas
larmer.Md66en" 5lt erperben. @iel
Dfilhe uno au6 niel 8elo bat ole
Safe gefoitet uno miro nod meBr
toiter, ebe Die sluffiibrirng itattfinoet,
oenn oicier Sperctteni6iager per-
Lnnet nebcn einem itarfen G5or mo
arcben Srfeiter audi cine gml5 neHe
ausitdttung, a6er oas Bublifum pcr-
Iailste ic itiirmii6 Dor SboresiflMB
nod cine neue Sperette, 6ab benz
@uni6c HedJnlng getrogen peroeil
rrii;te 9tadj oicien 8orlteaunsen Der.
bIeiben MIR nod orci albeube Der re.
qrIdren Suiion uno fiir jeben ein-
5eInen iinS gIei6 angenebine lleber-
rnituneen in gusiift geitellt. Wtu.
iieGt, fie Oireftion IdBt uihts unper.
fltdt, Inn Die Spiel5eit eldnseneer
oenu je 5llnor 5u gnoe 81 brillgcr,
I'M oen @cg fir bic fonluenoe 5u
e6nen.
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be'Grlaubnik


JWarb 6. 5aplOr, %, alpsua, Wai6.
tgIara WilbeImp, "a. 3345 @ooD.
burn 4bs.
(Sames 6. W,rteiOn, AZ, 556 OF 8.
( StraBs.
lsOOeIla Sapss, 81, GIG Weit 6. Ctr.
)Osear sbislsn, %, 1854 SeffsriOn
qlpenus.
lRaiberins Smitb, 26, 1925 gis.lOiu
glDenus.
lgrsb. 80. Maper, 25, RarIbantopn,
I Soma.
teaibsrins e. gansbOf, %. 1895 se.
ton apenue.
J8snrp Z. aauhsr, %, Woscop, 8.
Cattle Wl. asibib. "a. 1884 Sonas
than glpe.
j9ons 2ebersr, 27, Gopington, ap.
tead 9OHs. 20, QprlpoDb.
|Jrsb. s. 0rud.r. 80, 14O9 Gin ct.
tWarguerite Y. Speeos, 20, bsssl.
JSanes M. goObsr, 40, gpbo, ap.
tSalIis 3. Martiu. 20. Ralacs 5otel.
jGbparb 9. Darlington. 25. epns
( tbiana, ap.
teutbsrins 5nstssp. IS, Carthage.
jMilton Rittsr, 10, altron, 8.
lWtanlis q. gIisiier, 30, Granb 6oiel.
ls,auI anbrsip Gubfer, 81, 100 Bsft
Court Str.
(Jnss gtisnfielO, Is. III bsssi.
! jWiaiam 10. Rartlanb, 81. e6ebiot.
tNprtlt Dancer, 90. 321 %. z. Str.
|1eal Soiparb, 45, iii glm Str.
lelisabstb Sapes, 3S, bessI.
lGeorae 9. 0dters, 26. Roripcoo.
lDiaebeIls @. SalI, %. Siib RorpoOO.
lWsanEiieib Sarris, 26, 33 Garter Ill.
lGIIa SO1uion, "a, IL Oft Ri4mOnb
Sirnbs.
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@utss @erf Der seiIsarm.e.

Gic Seilsarnee Bat in Der GiaSi
Cincinnati ein Seim fiir irtperheira-
ttete iarbige 9Siitter aeariinbet, mel.
dies cm 19. 9ldr5 eingcipeibt perSen
ioa. Gdon ieit Sabren bat ii6 Gin
uab elmer foldeu anitalt
itarf iii9lbar gemadt, oeiin in Dem
itdotiIden SoipitaI aIlein iperben
j1brlib pom 80 bis 60 farfdep giao.
d,en i'm Sitter BON IL bis 10 sabreu
sur Gntbinoung ailfsenonrmeu. Sn
0ieier neugegrinioeten sinitnIt mer.
ben 35 Sieier iilngen Wiitter nit if.
rem ainoe 9lufnabne finoen f6rmen.
Die Observation-Disclosures tperoen
an eenarrten 1age 3 ltbr Woduiit.
faps, in oem gereinsbnig Der .golo-
reo yo,mg Ren's Gbriitian giiocia-
tions itnttfinoeh
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Gemtibes 2lltenbcim.
Ter Gamenperein feiert nm Is.
Wars bas 25. Stiftuussief.

Die aaffe beg OameHpsrsins beg
Oeutiten 4ltenbeims bat aebnlib=
lett nit elmer Ortidaft in Oftpreu=
Gen, na9bem bic RuHsn basetp1en
fparsn. sic lit aud p0llig lesrsez
brannt, une bic 9dmen itsben nun
Dor Der fdtpierissn aufsabe, bic aafz
fe ipieber aufsufiiqsn, stfpas bon benz
Segen auf bieielbe ab3ulenfen, Der
ieBt nit fold peri6tpsnberiiher gill
le fiber Ragnit aussesoFen ipirb. Dds
iilberne Subildum, ipelbes Der Der
Elm In 8dlbe besebt, iou bag Seiam
gum Osffnen Der SerSen Der alien
Sreunbe iein unb au9 Der neuen
5reunbe, bic gu bieier Tsisr berslidb
eingsIaben iinb. Gin 8isrteliabrs
bunbert lang bat Der Damenperein
unYerm Oeuti6sn 4ltenbeim treu 5ur
Ssite eeftanben unb nader beisetraz
gen, um Der iesensreihen QnitaIt bic
Wese Su ebnsn. 90 iou ss aud fer
nertin Iein, benn bic Qluseabsn fir
bic Qnitalt, bic MIR gerinqe feite
sSouos bat, fteigern iit BON Sa6r Su
Sahr uns es 6ebarf in Der Ebut b'r
treueiten 5iirforee unb Der inmsrr
ipdbrenben Silfs, ipG bas Gltsnbeim
aud fernerhin bas fpiirbioe Dintmaf
fsin, tpiirnia benz Ramen ieiHer Grin
Der unh bes eanssn Deutffthums.
Der 8amenoerein fsiert Isin 25.
Stiftuuasfeit am earffne, II. MGrs.
ourt Elm SsitcTsn tpel6es in b.n
Q6erhItunoeu pun < BIG s in ser qr=
taft iiattfireet rno III Dem nit Ger
re.r nnS 7dnen in arnPer 9ahl err
nurtet fprocn Sos Tiner Uirb her
2(ften5eimtiife einrol pisSer Ghrs
MAIDEN. Nuberhsm oelan1t Elm bis
ihes llnterbultun1sprooramm sur
9urhFiihruna unS Sie arrdroirsnbsr
Samsn ha6en au bisfem 3tped ihor
bic binbeube 3ufage elmer Ipabl
nabHbaFtsr aiiniil,r erbalten. Der
Trausnpsrein nsrhient rsitoeheneffe
ltntcrftiiBuno, beHn Tsin @irt.n 1T
b6[Iia uueioeniibiq. es bisnt Der gurms
ber5isfsit, Der tpabrsn WenitenItsbe
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aDc fte6t 8. q. 0Sasuera
lie ToliSei iuiinift ieiHe periOnlid,e
Sefanntidaft 81 MAIDEN.

Gin ettpas mpiterioier ,@ei6dfts.
mann lit eiu Serr S. g. @agner,
ceiien perionli6e gefanntifaft bic
polisei gerne modem nlodte. or er.
offilete Dor aliraem i'm 3inrrner 708
i'm Gitit National 9anf @eboloe cine
Office unb gerirte ii3 aIs @ertreter
Der Tcnniplnnnia StructIral Steel
80. @or elmer ISOLDE faufte er 6ei
2epi Il Sttenbeimer cine Stiite @cin
fir Si2, sab cine 2ratte iiber $42
aii enc @anf IN Dflaboma IN Sab-
lumg imo erbieIt Die 0iferen5 in
Boar auriif. Zen &ein Iieb er iidy
nah ieinem SIat 3049 Gleitpiep
Nbe. auf gSalnut SiQs idJiden. Du
ser @edicl mertblos mar, brahte bic
,5irmc Die 9lngelegelIbeit 5ur acnnt'
mig Der Yoli5ei, uno Die 9eteftiuS
Sueitlein uno @uetblein tpurbeu nit
elmer llnterilifurng betralit. 0en Slat
iail6ei Tie fait aQer Waobel bar, a6er
in Der Office inn @anfge6dll6e fanoen
lie Srl. MDrtle Sacqitiib, oie am oer'
aaussnen 8reitog bon 8agner ais
Stenoarapbiitin engagirt por6en
mar. nobel er oieier er3dblte, oaB er
elm anaebot fir ben 8au oes @e.
idngniiies eingercidt babe uno oieS
Der 3ipef ieines Sierieins iei. gs
lmlroe aber meocr BON Der genarnten
StaNiirma nod bon eiilem Serrt
@ogner eiu 9lnge6ot gerna6t. Der
Sllperiiitenoent oes ganfgebdu6e$,
8arb, bat ben msebliden @ag'
ner am GonnerStag gum lebten gtal
geieben. Or lit Die Sfficenietbe iGui.
big gebliebcu. 9ugegen bat er fir
ben JIat oie Wietbe gum getrnge
BON $t2 i'm 8oraus erlegen ntiiiien
stu4 BORT III er felt einigen Eager
nift megr geieben iporoen.
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grt6nr sfjOpen9ancr i'm gilSe.

SER Ssobn u. aobI, elm iIngeres
DeitgIieo lmierer Malerfolonie, bnt
Gin 9ertrdt 6es beriibnlten oentihea
G6iIoiopben 9lrtbur SdJopenbaucr
gen1aIt, ueI6es bem &Ilnitiiinger In
sic pproeriten 9feiben Der Yortr1ti-
item Itellt. Nus Dem d)ordfteriitiit)eli
8eitdt, Dem flaiiiiden aopf nit Der
bohen aelpolbteH Stirr irno ben itraff
oufiiebenoen tpeiben Saaren ipridyt
ser erobe 9enter uno EbiIoiopb
ieIbit. Gem &iinitler itano MIR eiH
fleines gilo als @orIaee 5nr gerfii-
sitng. gr hot aber ieire Sufpiration
aus hcn @erfen bes @jelebrtcn ge-
id,opft ilno ons &ehlltat III elm b6d1t
morfafttcs Bib. Serr sSohu U. Qobl
bat oic bieiise @laIer.gtfaUcqnie oh
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9smtihes 3beater.
Nadtiten SOnntas pGiu toaer Gin
iaa".-llsberraidmnse in @or'
bereituns.

Sic 8oriteaung inl Celltiden S6cd'
ter am Sonntag glbeno itebt I'M 3ci.
den beS llIfs, Der sur 2luffiibrlInJ
augeieste Sdtpanf Gin toaer Gin.
fal" lit ndulli9 bon glniang Bis 5ll
GHoe eine umtnterbrodene 9eihe Der
f0itlibiten gpiioOen noaer Sollritcn,
ic Oab bic, 3uibmier laden miiiier,
OBJ lie poqen ooer ni6t. Cine ieoe Der
pieIen Stolen 0es Sdupanfes lit Der
beiteren Seite oes Scbens entnom.
men unb Die siegie Bat iie gang
iaulcs beiest. rlnier eriter Siebbabcr,
Serr Ri6arS Serid), tritt in benz
Sfiranf ais Ger leidJtiinniBe, 81 al.
len 5oQbeiteu aiifgelegte Shioent
oui, ben ieirc alf Heiicn gesangenen
Sntel tmo Iarite gum Sitter Ses
Sanies beitellt baben, nber Sas Ser.
.raueusautt mad edJt ihloentiidcr
grt od5u gebrandt, mo9Iitit piel
loqbeiten 81 periiben rlne 9fobert
Sonnenbcrg, unier unoergleiflidcr
ingenoliher 9ourifer, bat ais
r@idiier" oes SRprps, oem fein Serr
uno geoieter angebort, wie6er nal
cine 9outbeurolle, IN Der er ii6 10
ridtig aiistoben fam, mahreno Serr
genii6 als ailf ablpegeu oebenocr
GbemanH ieine Srou binters 2ift
iii5rt rmo nebenbei pas Bublifmn
iuieoer foitlih rnterbaIten miro. Auh
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oils Der erjeutriihe aonponiit Dieoer
nal BON ieiner Observation-Disclosures
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grobe 0inec IteGen iiir Die nadj.
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geneiio fin Selene Gueraer beralis.
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gen gleidbeitlif) uiiter bic Boomniut.
ife @itnpenbeimotb, bag Geiltjfs
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bic Observation-Disclosures Der 6loriS
u. Sadett dngeiuieien tperben, ben
gcnarntet Anitalten Die ginfiinftc
Ions ben aegnten Der geritorbenen an
oas Obio Soipital FOE @onlen ano
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b0roe cine Mnnonnnisflaee erboben,
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len, mcSbaIb Die Gldubiger lecr aus.
geDcn uriibten.
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sfticn Der 8ciellifnit beoireungslos
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gaiiiunsanoadItcn.

sSn folgenoen proteitantiifcn Sir.
den iperoeu beute glbenO RaiIiens-
anoadlten itattfinoen: @tarfls, an
Der Glarf Str, eeleitet oon GGItor
q. Remeu5; Geters, an Der Wtallt
Strobe, geIeitet BON Taitor 6. Bog;
@aulus, 10. uno Race Strabe, gc-
leitet BON Baitor Y. Heiforp; ct. So-
bonnes, @tt. 9luburn, geleitet DON
@aitor s. Saupt; Ct SSobanlteS,
Gemport, ap. aeIei:et Don Baitor 6.
@mim; Mtortiri, Seoansstae, geIei-
tet Don 8aItor SdHtiot