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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18
Who WROTE NOTE?
Officers Don't Believe Willie
White Tried Escape.
Federal Hang Prisoner Denies
That He Penned 1t.

Willie White, federal hang prisoner
in the Shawnee county jail, denied to-,
day that he ever wrote any letter to
anyone plotting an escape from the
county Jail. He declared that if there
is such a letter in the hands of federal
officials someone else wrote it; that
he had no knowledge of it until he
read it in the State Journal.
There is such a letter and it is now
in the hands of the federal officials in
Washington along with Whites appli-
cation for a Communication of sentence.
Mitch" Bundy, jailer, who has be-
come well acquainted with White since
he has been in this county, declared
he was willing to stake his word that
White never wrote such a letter. Half
a dozen prisoners who have been with
White declared it would have been i'm
possible for him to have written it and
gotten it outside the Jail. c. c. Jack
son, deputy marshal, who heard the
declarations is practically convinced
that White has been imposed upon by
someone and stated today he would
take the matter up with Fred Robert
son, United States district attorney.
Photo to Mother.
White wanted to have his picture
taken today to send to his mother. He
had Just two dollars left but he was
willing to spend all of it for one pic
ture. c. c. Jackson took him from
the Jail, without handouts and with
out a weapon of any kind, to a local
photographer. He does not believe
White is naturally bad man.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18
New York MONEY Ma-L.t

New ofk, Dec. -MONEY-Mercantile
paper 4@4A per cent. Sterling go day
bills. 41h: commercial, go day bills on
banks, 4.11A commercial, so day bills, l. II /:
demand. 5.S415; cables, 5.s31a. Marks. de-
mand, 71A; cables. 70. Kronen, demand.
rs; cables, 1912. Guilders demand. 4Osl !:
cables. Al. Lires, demand 6S5: cables
6sf. Rubles demand, 1.59as cables, 1.591@'
Bar silver, 1850 Mexican dollars, 591&c.
government bonds. steady; railroad bonds.
irregular. Time loans, easier: go and ed
days, 4A@41A; 6 months 4@44.
Call money, firm; high, 5: low, 334 rul-
offered at 4. "a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18

fClosing prices for the leading stocks OF
The New York Stock Exchange as re
ported by Thos. j. Myers. Broker. Colum
ban Bldg.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18

At the Novelty.
The new bill opens at the Novelty with
a matinee today. 1t consists of a splendid
array of vaudeville talent and the seventh
episode of the worlds greatest serial pie
ture. THE Shielding Shadow" The five
vaudeville ANTS are: "Aneta Arliss Co..
n n9Te5y siagng hp trick oS Ato in
Cavflle & Co., in AN up-to- date oddly =
O'Donnell & Blair" as THE Lunatic
Tumblers." The latter feature their fear
less stunt Looping the Loop The pro-
gram closes with THE Voylesteke Troupe =
the kings of the trapeze.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

In the f0rrSi OI trSunnr the
French guns rHcrtiyrl. shrlird Ger
man positions. North and east or
To the nDrth Pf -. MihicI, In I.ur-
rHin~ mud In the N0-ErS Mountain,
th" guns ~ 10th sides have brru
active. large uumhrr of fights In
III" ar iin'" taken place around
N"r,iuu. Ia th">r four trrmun air
"rnTi have hcru brought down.
French aNintor> have nrnin bnm-
hnrd"d the station az UrIruiir-. he
hint the t.crmnn lines north Of Nrr-
dun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
ORDINANCES tONj RED ~
AND SENT TO MkNOu

Th' following resolutions ana ord,-
nanr's were "oncurrcd III: an ordi.
nance authorizing Mrs. Joscphin,
'''a"N I" close portion al an alley
on the north side of I:rnaa street. he
:"""n Th'rty fourth und Thirty-.iNtr
streets. an ordinance to close and
"hau"ou. with certain city rights r..
served an alley cXtcudiuG from MuI.
berry street 10 the Boulevard between
Grove and Hanover Avenues: q jnint
resolution granting temporary permits.
sion tG tho Commemorative Iu,nh,r
Continued on Twelfth Pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
NAY ASH WASHINGTON
To DELAY EXPEDITION

Cnoi!icial advic's reached the de-
pafiment that tn Carranza Gov"ru-
mrnt IS preparing TO ASH the United
states 10 delay tn Funston expedition
i"T t"o weeks 80 give currnuZn "a
'hnhcc I" capture villa This request
mad not been Officially communicated
{" the department, lui 1t WAS definitely
Indicated that II would he rejected
Tn" action "f the House IN rushinr
through the Hay resolution was ac-
"cptcd as the best proof rnat Congress
IS 'oIidlv hchiud tltc President IN any
steps II" may nud necessary To cud tho
Mexican trOuhic.
Under The present law the prcsiJcnt
can III un tho regiments oul, to T,
$trruSth Of lon.oun mcn. The addition,
al l",Hi' men authorized nN the r,so
tuition to-day viii go exclusively 10
hliIn" up tho ranks in contincu,,l
Continued on Third pascD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
MANY CHIRCHES REPORT
LARGE CONGREGATIONS

NJ Grove Avenue BAPTIST Church
Rev Calvin :. Blackwell H. H. OF
Norfolk, is preaching each night The
pastor. Rev. w. &. james. H. D. re-
ported last night that there had been
roar professions OF religion ut the
hiSht service. Dr. Blackwell viii
preach an especial sermon to-mlght TO
'hos' who remain outside of the church
on TIE assumption tnat many non.
charch members are as good as those
openly processing religion
NJ the First Presbyterian Church the
pastor Rev. Frank r. McFadcu. u. u
IS preaching each night It Sis O'Clock.
In" services at the Second prcsby-
tcrihn church are being held =, 4:
o'clock 10 suit the convenience. Lnth az
busihcs" men on their way home and
women out calling or shopping. rh.
pastor. Rev. Russell Cecil. -. - l.; n, .
hs assisted b. the faculty Of Union
Theological Seminary. aud large an,
"lenccH have hccn ont each cvcu,n,.
kr\ w. w. Moore, -. ~. president ,f
IN. seminary. Spok. Monday ,,s,
evening al u o'clock the speaker y.,s
Rev. Edward r'k, -. -. who .u,L,
OF The Christian Hom.-Iicay.n .
To- night til" service viii nc conduciod
l., Rev. Theron a. Rice, ID. H. ana
(Contnuch On Tenth paee)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

In thc sector between HrthinruuTt
mud tunirrrs. northwest of Ncrdun.
the Intense artillery bnnihH rdinrnt
of tho Germans Wns followed by
Infantry nttncL. hut over the entire
front uf three miles "a waN rrPuisrd
ID. tho French. with srriuu- losses,
except between Brthinrourr and lie
MOrtr HOmin~. where the Grrmnn-
gained footing 1T tN" points In
the French trrnrhrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
ADMINISTRATORS RtrTERIItD
Bf VIGOROUS LAW ENFORCEMENT

Mr Moore's administration has been
characterized by 4 vigorous applica;ion
Of the TAX laws. particularly OF the
special laws passed by the tax-.ecorm
session. To his uncompromising aiti-
tudc in this connection is generally
attributed the wide measure Of sue
cess that attended the applica ton of
the new system Of partial Segrcgation
especially in the matter OF bringing
under taxation property that had in
inc past escaped assessment
AS a member of the state Advisory
Board on Taxation. Mr. Moore PLAYED
prominent part in the drafting or
the revenue measures which were on.
acted ny the recent General Assembly
Many OF them were introduced cx-
pressly on his recommendation
Mr. Moore has been in tho Auditors
Office FOR thirty-two years. working nis
way 10 the head position from a minor
cierkship lie was reelected by the
last Legislature to serve q new term
of four years beginning February
1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
CRUISER AT PORT AU PRINCE
American Delegation. Headed Il, Seq
rcfnry MrAdoo. Recci,cd by Hal
tlnn Authorities.

WASliINGToN. March Arrival Of
the cruiser Tennessee At Fort au
Prince. iiaili. On Saturday was reported
to-day 10 the state Department. The
American delegation aboard. which is
headed by secretary Mr.\duo. WAS re
cciNcd by the Haitian authorities and
continued the "trip 10 Bucnos Aires TO
Join the International High Commits
sion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
Kaiscr's Soldiers Are Thrown
Back, Leaving Field Gov
cred With Dead.
AIN AT ONLY TWO POINTS
Brtwccn BethinCuurt and lie NOrtc
liominr Germans Set Foot in
Defenders Trenches.
Germans Are Thrown
Against French Lines

NTR 3. VI L.. I.i hcn,. infantry
A iiEhtinr has tnLrn place north
west Of Nrrdun and on tho ont
skirts OF the IB"i> -drs- -Uuttc-. to .hr
north OF the .tisn~. with the ter
'nnns In hoth reg tons the nc-
Grcssors. EIscwhcrr nIonE the lin"
artillery ducI- al great prop"rtIons
are under Nnl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
DASH INTO MEXICO
TO CAPTURE VILLA
MAY START TODAY
Preparations at Columbus
Camp Indicate Early
Advance.
CARRANZA Is MAKING
HIS SUPREME EFFORT
Hopes to Catch Archbandit and
Remove Cause for Ameri-
can Invasion.
ALL REPORTS ARE REAssurlNG
Congress for First Time Takes Active
Notice Of Situation on Boun-
Diary Line.

Ell rASO. TEN. March l4.-Po:n;a
near Columbus. y. NJ. where tho Ameri-
can expeditionary force IS gathering,
reported tonight that preparations
were under way indicating that part OF
the american troops were in readiness
TO cross the border ny tomorrow
morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
WANTS PROPERTY ron
PSRk IN IT I'TpN

A!dc'nan \. {. Nielsen presented a
resolution authorizing the appropria-
ton OF $4,000 10 purchase !, ,pcrtv
"dJaccnt TO Fulton school. in Fulton.
Tor Il park and playground, and ii was
referred 10 the Finance COMMITTEES
Mr. Nielsen said afterwards that The
Fulton people were dissatisfied with
The fh'llips Grove property. FOR the
purchase of which the Finance Com
mittce included $1,000 in it's tentative
S2.uub,o0o bond issue. and that a mass
meeting Is 10 be held tonight in the
hall OF the IN o. t. y NJ. Invita-
tons have been sent 10 the members
OF the FINANCE Committee TO be pres-
-n,.
Two resolutions to extend wafer
facilities 10 suhurbanittS wer. opposed
by Aldcrman Earton II. t;r,!nGy on the
ground that the city had an insufficient
water supply Cor its own use. ana be.
cause Of his expressed fear that the
CITY might one day suffer from u So
rious confasraiion. alderman pullcr.
~ reply. said that the city could grow
onlI through its suburbs. ana that !,
enhanced It's own virtue and value bv
extending water facilities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

The I"rnau- three times to the
north "f fhc >isuc threw their
troops against the French positions
northwest oi the Hois-hcs- Buttr~,
hut NOT ono of the attacks proved
surccssIul.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
RAILROAD WANTS CiT>
'rO BEAR HALE or COST

The terms as LAID down before the
street Committee lay P.csIden, VII.
liam II. White included a demand that
the c!Iy bear half the expense OF de-
pressing tn. Belt Line tracks an: or
filling i'll the cuts for 80 feet on each
side. Agreement was had between tnc
committee and Mr White as to The
revised plan. which provides for de-
preston az the tracks and the construc-
tion ot tn arch-iype bridy.. ana ,he
company agreed - proceed with the
work win the understanding that IL
would reserve to itself the right TO
contest the City's provision that il shall
bear All the cost.
ON January as, 1916. the common
/ council adopted an ordinance requiring
the Richmond. fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company TO remove all
its grade tracks from :lba TO Byrd
street station, the work 10 begin within
! si% months after the passage Of The
ordinance and 20 be completed within
TWO years President White. in speak.
ing against the ordinance. said iLn,
The attitude Of his company was one
OF compromise; that il WAS willing 20
cooperate with the city for the city's
best Interests, and that the company
was even then negotiating with the
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company
for the erection Of a union station.
In the action to secure a right Of
way over the Belt Line tracks for the
extension Of Monument Avenue the C',N
Attorney Will proceed as soon a. ;hr
resolution is concurred in by the com.
mo" Council and signed ny The Mayor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
LARGE CONGREGATIONS
N NINETY ODD CHURCHES

II MAS estimated tina, in the ninety.
odd iroir.tant Cnurcnc. there we're
gathered fully 20."o0 people last night.
This docs not tnk. into consideration
the large numbers rca chcG in the fac
tories, nre stations and tile various
Institutions Of rrc rl;y. where large
numbers heard the word during ;hc
lunch hour
Local pastors are conducting Inc
services in their own churches FOR nc
most part. aud Il lis; OF the churches
WIN the subdivisions Of the city is
given There arc, however. a number
OF rromtncn, visiting clcrEymen who
ave assisting IN the work and others
AZ" expected 70 visit the city during
IT," progress OF the campaign.
Yesterday meetings We're held a the
noon hour in The following places the
Central Y. NJ. :. A.. the Y. W. G A.
the soldiers Home. Richmond Struc-
Inrai steel shops, Richmond Foundry
and Manufacturing Company shops.
IN" S:ephcn-P Putney Shoe Coinpany's $
plant Virginia hallway and Power
Company shops. lIenrco County Jail. A.
: Kraft X co. Fire stations Nos. 3. .,
!" and -. Richmond Frederick burg
and Po,omac Railroad shops. kouutree
Trunk Factory and the City jail.
To day meetings Will be held in the
Home for Incurahics. Whittet e. Shcp-
persons printery, Fire Stations Nos l.
and and Motor Company No l. 4
number of other shop meetings will he
arranged for during the forenoon
Local ministers arc doing this work.
The daily attendance until this time
has averaged about l,o0r. The minis
tcrs have been cordially received in
these various shops and factories and
other institutions where they have
hpcD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
FEARED 70 ENTER UPON
SALAItY-INCREASiN ,R0f.R1M

Il vas freely conceded in the i.criS.
lsturc tina: Il any state officer de-
served substantial increase. it wae
Nv Moore Opposition to +, vas
founded purely on the ground that
with large deficit staring il in the
face for 1917, the State was not justi-
fed in entering uron 4 salary-incrcaSn
program. which it would he found DIM
"nit 10 stop once the nal! were started
rolling.
In the debate on tho lil proposing
to increase Mr. Moorc's salary 10 =. puo
q year Delegate HobSou, Of Richinou,i
warned the House agaius; acting pa 81
noniously With an officer whose ina
partial and fearless application OF tao
new tax laws has brought under taXa-
tIou many millions OF property for The
first time. :, man with such q record
FOR efficiency. he said. would experience
no trouble in finding a position with
= railroad or other big corporation al,
double the salary paid hin by the
State.
Should AUDITOR Moore resign. the
vacancy would he filled ley Governor
stuart. who would appoint his sue
ccssor To serve until the ncNt General
Assembly Mr.. Moore was elected as
Auditor Of Public Accounts at the s.s.
sion Of 1912. TO succeed Stephen /:
Donohor, Of Fairfav. who had served
out the uncXpired term -. former \i-
ditor Morton Maryc. Colonel Nave
died in office. Mr.. Donohoe declined TO
stand for election. and Mr. Moor. WIS
N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
STEPS TAKEN TO PLACE
ARMY At FULL STRENGTH
Resolution Adding 1D.9t7 to L. S.
Forces Has But One Dissent
ing Voice in House
SENATE ENrEcrED TO coNcuR
instructions Sent Forth to Recruit
ing Officers to Proceed Vigorously
With EnlistmentS-Hay Presents
Resolution After Conference
Especial to The es-Dispatch. !

Sp'tIa! 10 me IimeS- IplSpatCh
WASIlINGTON. March 14.--in prepa :
ration for lengthy campaign in Mex
leo. the administration to-day tool:
steps 10 place the United states army
on fm!l war footing
y resolution ur"c.i by President vii
son and Secretary of War Baker. add
liig 1881 men 10 the army, was put
through the House with bu, one dis
Senting vote.
The new troops viii be used 10 re-
place those taken from the border
forces to go after Villa and to M out
all mobile troops Il: interior points TO
war strength.
Anticipating favcrablc action by the
senate when the resolution comes up
to-morroW, the War Department to-
night sent tcieSraphic Instructions to
recruiting officers 10 proceed yigor-
ously with enlistincnts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-06
Sie @elofate.

Sie ioaeronr,te @elbfase ,pirbe
friiber in Setti6Iaitb angenein Don
Seuten, bic 5li SUB iiber 2anb reiien
ntubten uno groBere @el6iuunen bel
ii1 iiibrten, beion6ers BON 9ieb.
hdnSIern benirst. Se,Ite iiebt man
iie nur nod felten. llrfpriinglih
oerfertigte man iie aus 4nserleoer,
uno bieiem llrritanbe nerba,tft tie
ibren polf5tbiinrIi9en Wanen. aIuh
i'm S6npebiidJen fcnnt man Die @c.
5eidnn,ng n9att" fir bieieIbe Sade.
Sb1e sSroge tit Die @elbfase itets Elm
auberorbent!ih popuIGres ding &C..
>peien, oas Seberriann iulponirtc,
pdhrenh man ben @elbiaf, aif bern
Befuiiie &eute iisen ioIlciL 5umeiit mr.
pom nSoreniagen" fannie, unb piel.
fqd) ipielt Tie in Der 8oltsinge cine
probe Rplle, Defenders fpetrn es ii1
barilm hanoeIt, bic Motipe fin ei,lrl
Morb gu ergriinSen, Ger auf etnianrer
;Seioebeganeen mar. Go er51hlt
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9iuppin: ginit iei ein 8iebbdr6lcr
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mann eineefebrt, Inn fi6 fir ben
Morit) na6 Wittitod ourb Elm Gld.
lei granirtpein su itarten. gtls er
oann IN bic @elbfate arifi, nm 5i,
5ablen, nintperten bic TtoIer, 10
Dab tn einen S0Ihatst bG nesen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-06

sin fables 9idt tuie gldll5enber NebeI
iiber Selb irnb @ieie idlpebt. @rell
batnlnern Wtaid)iliengelpebre, nno
lfre ShIGge iino bart, mie ibrter.
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Mad,t 9eraobrparts rattern Die $50
gen 5ilm 3iel, bas lit oas Sorf, hart
butter Der @rabenliltie, an Oe'ier
aroben lliiteritdllben eifrig eearbeitet
miro. Sic &ellerqllnrtlere iino midi
mehr iicher gentg, ieitben Der Seino
anilne, nit beftiaer @eIbieBung 5lpi'
idJen Die &auiertrilinnler bineln5ll.
iunten. @s lit elm Nicer bon SteIn'
mauern, Steinbrofen, aus Dem ierc5
2eben cntpi1en iAeilt, .tlto op1 gegt
ein 9aItenOes, lebeuOi9es gelucgen II
6eiocn Seiten bes &agens rno bort
man eeiIiiltertes ltntertalten.
Ger Scino lit irndiarn lrno louert.
Ter Yarn Der rollen0en @oaen nno
6es flirrenoes Giiens oringt 5u linn
hcrilbcr. S4on iteioen 2eudltrufetca
unO tfeifen Spreneieten 5erberitcn.
ser @ranaten l1b I'M hie Sollierluall.
&c. s8ie f1eine Sternidlnlppe iaQen
biclc Splitter, rptbgliIbeno in Der
9urfeLGeit. Gie Yferbe bdrmen nit
raidtm 9fltlif pprmdrts gebradlt
iirbelt Iie Sedltn9 10 gut lpie moglltg
in einer Maiterlliid,e, neben Dem ger.
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martsItrebenber @au iiber ben fleinen
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behen bepeglihe, untenntliche S6ats
ten rie Gait Rom @agen, tpahrenb sic
Sabrer BEL ben nifgeregten @dulen
ecrue idon ltnsehulbig louern. llno
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9eslcitmannihaftcn ollrdJeinanoer
geriitteIt lperben bic glnf16be binaili'
aepcitift, tribes nus Dem Sbalfeiiel
bnginter BON ipeitem nod Der S6ml
trcolereroer @eiAciie ibnen na6.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-06

ster Opernfion. Dor oieier 3eit batte
ID bier Sobre selitten aber ie rebr
th Nseoiaiu natm, oeito idlinuner
snrrbe es. Seben Wolat, ieitbem ib
YIN iunges Ds1ofen fpar, lttt ih pdb-
renn Der Beriobe on &rdrtpfen in bel.
ben Seiten Mnb mar nierlcls reael.
Mdi,ig. Sd Ias Bre Mnnonce IN Der
3eitiing ilnb bas gilbntb elmer Srar,
tuelHe Dor elmer Operation betuabrt
sm,rbe, ,,nb oieies gtlbnib buttc iid
sneiuern @eiIte eingepragt Ser DOT.
Tor batte mir gum entidluiie 5ur
Operation nod sipei tpeitere Sage se.
gebeu, ,,nb if ididte iofort meinen
&atten nod Der Ipotbefe Inn cine
Glaide 0pbia g. Binfbam's 8egetuble
COMPOUND unb Sie fonnen mir gIuiI.
beit, in nabin Bios 4 0ofen EN-, als
iH einen @edfeI pabr,abrn umb als
ih Die brittle JIaihe geleert batte, mar
Id aebeilt uitb babe niernals beiier ge'
fiblt. Sd gebe sSsbnen bas grinile.
Giiln,, meinen grief gu beroffentlifen
unb ih bin einfab boderfrei,t, nroere
Ernuen non meiner Seilung tpiiien 81,
Iaiicn. Srau Tbos. 81 c O o.
n igaL 1892 Sartpiae Strabe,
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6er @el6e ertpafte. On elite Dor.
aus i1b id)ob, als er fem Opier oes
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@iebbdnhler belt. i. Sod be,ite miro
bie WorSiteIle m,rtb eiiier Gtetn be.
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