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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-22

tc.tA.d4v two bombardments N the re-
ef1n "a f1nnKffR About 20 shells were
dropped last evening, killing four per-
eons and wounding 15 Today another
squadron dropped about hundred
bonobs In the outskirts Of Dunfirk
Two soldiers and child were killed
and 20 persons were wounded.
Allied aeropIanes pursued the Ger
man machines, and succeeded in bring
ing down two at the moment they were
about TO enter their own lines.
Immediately after the first lombard
ment So French, British and Belgian
aeroplanes flew over the German can
tonnents at wywege and Ghistelles, on
which $50 shells were dropped.
The afternoon official report yesteria
aid
A raid was made by German avia-
tors in the regions of Baccarat, Epinal
and vesoul. -Four persons were
wounded
our aviators last night threw nu-
merous bombs on military establish
ments at Thionville, Etain and Spin
court and on the camps in the vicinity
OF Azannes and Damvlllers. The rail-
way station at Lumes was bombarded,
causing the rapid flight of trains and a
large fire in the railway buildings.
In an aerial engagement between
four Of our aeroplanes and three FOX
kers over Bezange Forest one Of the
German machines was brought down
and another Fokker, being attacked
was compelled to descend to earth be-
hind the German lines while under the
fire Of our batteries, which destroyed It.
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BUELOW TO TAKE PLACE
OF Won JACOW, REPORT
Geneva Ts Hears Foreign Minist.,
Is to Give Way to Former ,s's'
Chancellor

GENEVA, May 22.-Fr.n.,
,9 say ,nat travellers who have ,nst ,nnsstgsDsg
preston that ,bs from Berlin have the ths,d yea
Deibrueek as Vice Chancellor .O Ua Clemens
tiresrt III sns interior Us win be followed Sy tn'. IN
eign Minister. It is renorteS ths For
Buelow, former Chancellor, vii, T,inee yca
BERLIN. May 22--The Imns,,.,
cellor had an audience with H. y, Chan
yesterday to propose the appoin,naan.pIse nnperos
sns, sne new ministers, The usually wsT q
formed Germania announces that nv nwe,l-ln-
Helferich will be appointed Minis,srr Al, Kari
Interior and Vice Chancellor ana oi shs
Goun1 s Won Roedern, now Governor q, '1,t \,
retary of the Treasury. or Sec.
A. Tortilovltz Won Batooki, now D..
dent Of East Prussia, It is aIso r.,,sisat rIesl-
is to become head of the new Dsneps.I eperted
of Food Supply, assuming the dn,,snent
the so-called food dictator" es oi
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continue frnm rnr. on

Continued from Pare One
likely that the Yaquis would make an at
tack, but ranchers and truck drivers from
the Big Bend district brought In alarmist
reports. One OF these was 20 the effect
that part OF the main expeditionary force,
after reaching a point only 2b miles from
the border had been summoned to return
southwark &c the place where Colonel Sib-
ley had established sub-base.
Mexican officers in Juarez decried the
theory that the sudden appearance Of the
Yaquls indicated any plan to attack the
Americans.
'gThe presence OF Carranza soldiers In
that neighborhood," said General Gavira,
commander at .Juarez. is merely an indica-
tion that the cooperation promised General
Scott by General Obregon is in effect The
Carranzlstas there are merely ready to take
up the Americans work. The same thing
was done, when General Pershing's men be-
gan to fall back
"Our men moved into the camps that
General Pershing's men left and are now
policing the country"
Latest reports from General Pershing's
expedition indicate that the first punitive
force has fallen back 10 miles north to
Clashes between American
troopers and Mexican bandits farther to the
south make It apparent that Pershing is
protecting the rear of his expedition with
scouting parties
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u. S. TROOPER MISSING AFTER CLASH
WITH BANDITS. YAQUIS MENACING

leans who Bred on ~ troopers Of the 9TH
Cavalry. near Tenaschino, wounding one.
were members Of these bands.
These bandits are moving in bands of
from so to 40 and have kept far enough
behind the Americans to avoid a clash.
Many Inhabitants Of the region around san
Antonio, Mexico. are fleeing north In the
wake of the American troops. General
PershinR has sent back cavalry detach-
ments to attack and disperse these bands
Stories that the American troopers arc
Withdrawing because Villa has recovered
and was recruiting an army to fight tho
American troops, have been circulated
among the Mexican poems and are believed
responsible for the new outbreak of ban.
dltry
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GERMANS SEEK REVENGE.

The next day two German aeroplanes,
keen to revenge the loss, flew over the
Franco-Amerlcan camp and dropped a
bomb which exploded without doing dam
age Corporal Victor Chapman, of New
York, and Lieutenant William K. Thaw, of
Pittsburgh, arose to give battle.
Chapman singled out one and chased it
until he lost II in the haze. and for the
manner In which he conducted the pursuit
he has also been proposed for promotion
to sergeant.
Thaw, singing out the other German
flyer, caught 1t at a height of 3200 yards.
They exchanged several voleys at close
range. Thaw's gun jammed, and he was
obliged to draw off
Dunkirk has been twice more bombarded
by German aviators. The first of these at.
tacks was made Saturday night, when 20
shells were dropped. This was followed
yesterday by an aerial storm of 100 pro.
jectles.
The casualties OF both attacks were
seven persons killed and 80 wounded
In retaliation a squadron of SO allied
aeropanes rained $50 shells over German
cantonments in Belgium
The official report last night said
German areoplanes carried out since
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AMERICANS WIN
MORE AIR BATTLE
HONORS in FRANCE
Victor Chapman and Kitten
Rockwell Recommended
for Promotion
GERMANS RAID DUNKIRK
PARIS. May %

PARIS, May 90.
Recommendations in army orders for the
promotion of two members of the American
unit Of the French air service disclose brill
liant achievements upon their part.
Corporal Kitten Rockwell of Atlanta. Ca,
recently sighted a German aeroplane.
Needless of the machine gun fire of the
enemy, he swooped down upon him full
speed until within 80 yards, when he opened
f~e on the German machine. At his fifth
snot the German gunner threw up his hands
and fell over on the pilot.
The pilot crumpled UP moment later
and the Teuton aeroplane, in flames,
plunged to the German trenches near
Uffholz. For this exploit Corporal Rock
we'll has been proposed for promotion to
sergeant.
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ALLIED DRIVE ON ALL
FRONTS TO HELP ITALY
Continued from PaEe One

Continued from PAGE One
the recruiting posters which enliven the
streets of Canadian cities.
1--WE feel we are but Americas Offer
ing to the Dominion in return for the
$4,000 Canadians who fought in the Civil
War" nv
There is a lot of comment about our
use Of the American flag on our emblem"
he wentson. "The point is much mixunder-
stood. It IS not true that the United States
coat Of arms is combined with the British
to make up the badge, but the Stars and
Stripes are introduced. That is, the orig
inai coat OF arms of George washington's
family, which was the basis for the Amer
lean. Gag. is combined with the maple
leaf%
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KING ALFONSO PLANS
MOVE TO BRING PEACE;
WILL SOUND NATIONS
Spanish Monarch Will Send
Emissaries to Arrange Truce
if Sentiment of Belligerents
Is Favorable
MAY ACT IN NEAR FUTURE

LONDON, May 20.
King Alfonso may initiate peace nego-
tiations in the near future, Madrid papers
stated today. The Spanish ruler plans to
first sound out peace sentiment in each of
the bellgerent countries. If the results are
satisfactory he will send two Spanish
statesmen to bellgerent capitals to work
out plans for a truce. This information
was contained today in dispatch to the
Evening Telegraph.
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Two Qualify for BacteriologicaI Post

Two names appear on an eligible list,
made public today by the Civil Service Com
mission, for the $1,000 position of assistant
hacteriol0gist Bureau of Water Those
eligible for appointment are Isidore David,
~ South 18th street. and Joseph H. Thorps,
4zIs Pechin street
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U. S. TROOPS FLEE MEXICO,
VILLISTAS NOW TELL PEONS

COLUMBUS. N NJ. May 22.-Four bands
of Mexican bandits are reported moving
north in the wake of the withdrawing
American troops. committing depredations
and spreading terror in the villages The
report was brought to the Columbus base
today 1t is believed here that the Mex.
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Graufiser Fund.
2eidlc eiueS et,pa 60 Sabre altcn
Yiannes in einer Senfarube in
College !Sia geiunoen.

Gin gebeinlniBpoQer gralfiger 2ei'
fenflnb beid,ditiot CUR 3eit Die Bcli'
sci nno ben Coroner Or. Joertmeper
SS5n ciner. Senfgriibe binter einem ieit
gerauner Belt unbefpobDten Saltie oil
Der Sinlpion luio 8ariielo 2Ipenie,
College Siq, luilrbe geitern Ole Seitc
zines ioiDeit nod nidJt ioentiti5irtcn,
etlpa 60 3atre alten Mannes entoedt
im6 oem gefln6 Der 2eif)e naf 3li l!r.
tbeiIen, nnlb lie ieit nlinoeItens elmer
@od1e in Der @riibe gelegen baben
Ger Sobte iDiroe mlf Infpeiiul5
tes Goroners, nad,oem oieier cine 90,
faIinipeftion porgenounnen. mad Der
@ornie gebrafJt, no Or. Gbor!2s
Solparo, 70 gut es argeiidbts oes 2il'
itanoes Der 2eite angiug, cine Sb.
bufticn porndlIiu uno feirtelIte, Olb
fein Sdyd6eIbrild rt6 aud teira
Sdutb. ober Stifnulnben porbonben
ipareu.
9eiiemingeodtet neigen Die geb6r'
Sen porIdi,fig nod 5u Der Steorie, oaB
Der So6te Sas Spfer zines @erbrehen5
gauoroen lit ipt0 Coroner Or. Goert.
nleper pettritt 6ieie Sbeorie DorIGulig
nonertIit ans Dem 8riinoe, neil ici'
ner gtniidt mad, nod Der geit,diieit-
belt beg often Gborts, ,ii fpeltein Die
Sentgriibe geb6rt, Der ltnbefunnte
taum In be GriIbe bate bfneinfaaen
fonnen.
Gs miro bernutbet, bGb Der SC6te
nit eincm eelpiRen 5reb. Simfe ioen-
tiih lit, ser feinen feIten @obuiis
bate un6 in College Sta alIerbartS
glrbeit gu perritteu pfIegte GInIte
ipitrbe gum Iesten WhaI am berfloiilleir
Sreitag bon 9efannten 6eieher, flirS
nGdJoen er ieinen Mo6enlobn foIlef.
tirt butte. Sin bem Sooten ruirnen $23
in elmer grieftaitle aefi,noeu uno Die.
Ier ltlritmrb maft Die Bol5ei IN ibrer
Weorotbeorie ettpos ifapanteno, oa
ote Wtor6er fairrn itIr Spfer bel Seite
aeihafft baben ruiiroer, obne ibm por.
ber iein @eIb ob5irneurten.
Gin gteife bon 2irrfe s.. So Sartfe.
nleDer, BON $40. 4126 2dferndn gpe,
nahm geitern aitf eInii,dlen bes Goro.
ners Die 9eid,e in 9tugenidein, mar ie'
nod) ailber Stanbe lie poiittp als bic
ieines Snfels 81, ibeutlfisiren.
Gin mberer Reffe, 8. 2infc, Don
$40, t645 Soffner StrdBe, Der seitern
nidt IN Der Staot mar, rpiro beiite ole
2ei9e beiiftiaen, Inn fie, peun uog-
lid 81 ibeltiiiairen.-
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$113S.1s gegen gsetcr grcofs: oie
isoutbern Ohio 2oan & Emit SO. elm
foIdes iiber $1657.57 aegen aate 81
Woonqparo II. "
9ialpb @reerbaum fat cine 5oroe.
rung iiber $506.e6 gegen ginon 3.
1ud einaefIagt.
Die Grite gtational 8ottf gltbens,
Ohio, erlangte geitern ein @er.
diff iiber $439061 aeeen Gbas. S.
TaDis in6 6. 6. @albrentb, iriifere
Trdilbentel Der 3lpeiten 9satluual
ganf.
9. .. Sidefion, oeIicn sllto al Scr
Sbie,patorp ilno Maoion 9toab IN
cine slusifnd)tlne Der Gincinncti
FRACTION SO. gerietb nuo beidldoi9t
.tpltrbe, llot bic @eiellidyaft besbalb uli
3ablilng pon $13S.05 perflaat.
@m. @Jnns, Der inter ser glntlnlc
iiano, ben pel5b1nbler u. 6. gurf-
barot, Bel Dem er als Sausfnedt BE-.
ifditigt mar, i'm AZ rpertbpolle 6eIle
beItohlen 3n ba6en, iUlroe geitern mi
@riine nngeliigenoen 9elreisnlct,.
ri1ls ireigeiproden
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6eburfen.

Grant uno Jrances @ssmann
1705 5oirmouni 9iDs., anabe.
Sarrb unO Sbereia grOdmunn
1886 Boone Str., WGb9en.
Gbdrlss uEo Gbitb Suber, 1885
gurbetts 2lp,., &nabe.
Soiepb uno Gbna Sngram. Nep'
toipn, Snabs.
GbarIes unb Ranep Qntrobus,
1910 Seipiti 2Ipe.. anobe.
Rpser uro Sarab Daniel, 2S79
Wiqiams gtos., MGb9en.
Sobn unS SuIia Jebrins, 1926 W
2ibertp Str., 2ndbe.
Gmsrion uuo Marp Smitb, 1861
4rrolp 9lDe., 9nabe.
Sobn unO SoelsH grobp. 621 Oit 5,
Str, Widbten.
gDaltsr uuo Wlpllie RpbiHfon, 303
WeIt 2. Ctr, WGb6en.
Charles unO 9tbie Stspens, 800
10. 4. Str, gSdbteu.
Grant uno Suiie aius, 1869 GoI.-
rain Qpe., Endbe.
gto6ert uno Warp Spditetter, DAT
unb geIIepue Str, Rnabe.
@ilIiam uno Geiine Rssan, 920
gIari Str, Sndbe.
I6aro[o urb 9lan6e Sooper, 812
Wolnut Ctr. Wiabfxn.
Subn uno Clara Selms, 1920 We'
fern 9lpe., andbt.
Wiaiam ullb 9irsinia S6db'
mann, 1908 9apmilIsr Ctr, Wtdo'
den.
SObn urb 9ulu Jrtb, 1926 aen.
netb 2lpe.. Audbe.
! @eorse unb amdlia Subdnsd, lab
WluIbsrrp Cir. Wedbdsn.
Carl r,rb GIcrenee Waorie. 1904
mapIal,b glps., Rncbe.
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grps. anspahI gtr1ufertea
uub murtnirttu ;5iiheu, ioiuie Stftfateiien, on.
@sisltr d Co.. 13S 70. erchitt euGbe
(gingeianot.)

Cincinnati, 10. Nop. 1916.
ySerr He0afteur:
SSn S5brem belltigeu Morgenblattc
iagen Sic an leitelIoer SteIle bel Be-
ipreflng oe5 8abIergebnliies: rSus
0eutidtbllm DON glnlerita hattie eIIe
70 giinitige @eleqerlPit, lpie lie lid
ibm nienlnl3 mebr bieten miro, bet
@eluei% 5u liefern, bGB e$ cine peli.
tiidle pfaft bartlett, NIT DeIder ote
YoIitifer gu redrnen baben
Gs lit leift 5ll fagen: Sd babe oa5
IGrgit ausgeiproten, ober III bieIcm
Sale bat oieie S5atia1e cine getui'ia
ge0eutllng. gei elmer 8eriamntlung
angeiebener Gelrtider, Die iid on Ies
bem Dtithpod 0littags beim 0tittag3'
tii6e triiit, plaioirte am 1. 9eobeniber
EN- Serr aus Ietrnit oaiiir, onB DIE
9elltitJen obre 9tiidiidt auf ibre BAR
teiItelllug in 0ns repubIltaniibe 2agar
iibergeten ioller. Sd puroe ulifge'or'
bert, meme 9ltetrutng alts5uipreten
itno ingte: ngs ian6 ser groBe Do.
ment Elm flein @eihIett" Die eilji9
rid)tige politiite gIttion marc aemeian
eas anS5ufiibren, mas i'm 5rilbidbr
gepllut mar, cine uabbdu9iee Gartai
Gus Der american Guborqo SocietD
AT biloen. gllleroiugs rar faim 5ll er.
partcn, DAB Die aaubibatcn oicier
9artei iiegreitl geIpeien iudren, a6sr
nit SiIie ser iiber5el,aten @eaner Der
bon benz ,grauarbns nno Giieuirel.
fer" Aooiepelt betriebenen getpiiien.
Ioien Ngitaticn lmo nit Silie oes
irnpotbiIfen irIdnniidlen @lcmcr1tes
bitten oie 9eiItIhen in elmer ioIfeu
Barter iih fi!blbar gemaft I9ie Die
Sade lett itebt, lit Der geipeis eclie.
fprt, oob tie politiih nidts be6elrteu.
9siemano fam leliguen, ooB tbeo.
retiih aennn1nen oie slusiihtcn fiir
ole SIepubIifnner giiuitiger lapcn ais
fiir ftre @eguer. SSnn Sabre 1912 bdt'
ten Die 9erlofraten ihren Sicg nur
hem bon Rooiepelt beroorgeruienen.
grilte in Der repubIifoniiden Rartci
an peromfen. Ter iiherlte gelpeis oa.
fir 1T. bob @iIiou I'M Sabre 1912 me-
niger Stiturnen crbielt, als 9rpan inl
Sabre 1908. 9a3u fam bnB Die Dc
mOtraten pie ieoe 9orteL Die am &a.
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Che 9rlaubnibiAeine.

Igbas. gosnsr, "a, Refp ulm, Wsinn
tD&mi. Grimes. 80. prineeton 9otsI
JSarrp Jouf. 22,'293o glabI.One qlp
latnna WieIanb, "a. bessl.
ISimpu Rarpb, 26, Ala 0apio Str
lGitbsr Geniter. 20, 41s Clinton ct,
J6rant 8. gasibmsr. 80. 2111 gine
( Strabe.
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jebtuarb g. Sobnitpns, %. asotut,
I Soma.
lGsnepi.p. g. 9.ipts, 81, 1880 Roi,
Siu Roao.
I0ape gladburn, 40. $40 Deft 4. ct.
lRinnie srub, q, bsssl.
JSeOrs. 8. Samibt, SO, 2314 g6iaa-
I fam Str.
lGmma Sedmann, SO, 1869 besal.
JSobn .. Commentary, %, gleDes, 8.
lGlOrsnee Goans, "a. geortb 8enb. ..
JBiniam QtIsyarber, a, l34s Gin
coin 4pe.
l0eIia Dilion, SO, 1923 bessI.
jaoscOe Adams, 80, Gn.r, 81.
lglarie Smpth %. SmperiaI SOtsI.
JDiaiam 8. whiie IT,, 80, gspripOOS.
lResiHe 9. 9eusbauIsn, q. bssal.
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MMfahe.

Ger 50 Sabre alte ,Sobr Snloc.
6ed, pou 9(o. So Cit MGUliden 9tue,
tom Qritcrn 9tafmlittag altI Der Be-
raroo ieiHer g9Jhlnin1 10 unaliIdlldl
3n Sol, ooB er iih cinen Sd,doel6rIrh
sitsoq Ser @reis murhe nad oem
iidcfilhcn $,oipitaI iiberiiIhrt. no oIc
9ler4e tniolee oes boben 9llters oes
decentralization 6as S1ltnInlite bs-
fiirdJten
@fliom ems, ron no 225 geeIt
10 StraBe, ein i'm 6euenpehr Gepar.
tement auqeitellter TrnbtipouHer, Ha
eeItern 1crrnittag, ais er NIT Der Vim
Iaae elmer Seitiug iiir ods SSeuer.
oIaruiuitcm beihdftigt tpar, bon ei-
nem gmtm on Gilman 4(nce uno
trua einen 9rltfl oes redyten Snuoge-
Ients oaoou Der 8ertngliidte uurbe
nod bem itaptiiben Spipital sebraGt,
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Uereinigte gdmser.
SIR 2ieSerfunsert fiu6et am Sonntas
9ladJmittae in Der MiuiifBalle
itatt.

@'ieoerim lit Elm 15a6r beroangcI
felt Dem letten aon3ert Der Ser. S:in'
ger. 3os fiilli3ehntc Gon3ert itrht uor
Der 5Jiir. 3os brittle ieit NeGiln oes
8eltfriegcs uno nod INNER to6t Der
aampf. Ro6 immer f0mfit oildl Der
Geutide Gdnoer fir Die GrbaItiug
ieines @aterlonoes, fir einen langen
8eItfricoen. llno nnnfe 6erbe gVitn.
oc pltroe in oieler 5amilien oieisr
Sorger our6 SEN gbrerto0 ODER 9ur1j
Scrtrlippelung geihlaQen. 9iei9r
@unOen Sdmer5en moqlihIt niel 3ll
lin0ern, baben iitf lmiere SGrger bier
sur 9lufgabe qenoht. Gle merben ci.
men groben Sfeil hes lleberIfjuiies
hires Sieoerfon5ertc5 6em e6len 3naf
iiiften. un0 ionit Gem 9[ufrui bcs
Sduger6lm6es folqeleiiten6. ihran
Int6eil 3E Dem @ci6na6tsgeifenf on
Die tSamiIien beittifer 5anqer beitra.
gen. Sim Sonntog 9fadmittag, am
u. gtouember, in her 0}uiifhaIle fin'
oct bas BolfsIieber aon5ert itott
@elA herrlifle Terlen alts Dem Oeut.
ifen 2ieoeridaB Fat infer 1peiiter
@brgott Wie6er eelpGbIt, uno nit mel.
der gegeiiterung meroen 6ie 9ieocr
ton ben SdnGern geilngen' 9ieie
gegeiIterung miro iidl aud Iiderlih
auf Die 3uborer iibertrngen. Gie SGn.
ger 6eridlten einen regen 8orperfuuf
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oes6alb Dor, oenH bon ntuR Die SaQe
iein. poq tpie ME 5ltoor.
Gos foIqen6e ErOgrantm gelangt
5i,r 0ltr6filbrung:
9rub UletbfeheI
0eutIde 2trt +. Siel6er
Qus Der Sugenb3eit Habede
Sts4 i6 in finft'rer Witterna6t
(goltsIie0.)
Solbatentie6e.
(8oItsIieb.)
prolog. seipro9en pon Dr.. psbro
Slg.n.
0emeiniames f5sItlisb SIgsn
(Nelpbis: 9riiber, rsi6t bic Sano
gum 9unos.)
0as itille Sbal. (0Oitspeiis.)
JeinsIie5hen S6eibe.
0es So3nss Sstmts6r arumsr
Wololteo WloHgole
gauaos, 9ianO SoIO .5rau Bead
SRI. Qlma getfaer.
qm RbsiR gtpTtirgs.
SsrenaO.. =, .5is4ug9
CI6 9lad csoe (@oIfsIieo).
quT Der Wa6t Stru5sl
qiunO soIo ,aiebsstraum" CQs Dur
R5apIOoe no. 8. 2is3t
SRI. Qlma 8etiber.
WluttsrIiebe 8oigt
Ter Aifer unb Die glure 0eit
8 2i.6', nun tommt bic Roisn5sir
Q6l
Sdssr Qbf6ieb RsnbsIsiObu
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Eterblibfeifsberirbf.

@eprge McQheeters, Al, 3. unb
Smith Str, 9ipbtberitis.
W}arp Snpoer, 73, 1924 Gace Ctr,
S0er3leioen.
Sttr genstinq, s, 1924 gant S,r,
9ipbt6eritis.
Gdtberine Stoter, SO. ATS @reiis
line Qoenue, arebs.
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