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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
Hated 10 BE Short.

A seedy looking individual in West
Madison street saloon turned from the
free lunch counter. where he had been
helping himself most generously, and
said to the barkeeper:
Friend. can you trust me for a
glass OF beer TIL tomorrow"
mo" said the barkeep
II am sorry 10 hear that" said the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

seedy one. IT seems kinder mean
TO eat the amount Of free lunch that
! have and then not buy nothln'. "Ex.
change
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

develop into the very best citizenship.
they should be taught the fundamen-
tai doctrines OF the Bible.
Thus taught and trained. they never
take the immoral side OF any question.
As the mind is Quickened to note and
analyze the shades OF meaning be.
tween the right and the wrong It's
powers OF grasping the mighty prob
lens OF life bring US In close contact
with the beauty and loneliness OF
Christianity. II education can not
show to the world that morality. tenn
perance and Christianity should be
considered first OF all things, then II is
a failure. So Il must listen In simple
Justice to the plea OF parents for the
special training OF their sons and
daughters which will develop them
into life of great usefulness.
Founded In faith and fostered by
men and women OF deep piety, this
academy aims to train its students
along the line Of Christian ideals and
character. so that as boys and girls
leave its halls they may 40 out count.
ing for the most in society and in
church life. While the school Is di.
rectly under the control OF the Bap.
fist denomination. II is free from see
tartan bias. and especial caution is
taken not TO interfere with the relig
ious tendencies OF the student Each
pupil Is expected TO attend the church
to which he or she belongs, The pas
tors OF the different churches have
the same welcome into our home Ey-
cry student Is required to attend Sun.
day school and church services every
Sunday, unless prevented by sickness
Prayer meetings are held every Fri,
day evening In the chapel These
meetings are always a means Of spir'
itual strength aud inspiration. Young
Christians learn to be active In sery.
ice Just by taking part In these meet
ings. Chapel exercises are held each
day at the beginning OF the days
work. These exercises are conducted
by the different members OF the faeul
~. and from time to time by visiting
friends. All teachers and students,
unless excused by the president, must
attend chapel exercises.
Bible Department.
Recognition OF the supreme impor
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
Bible Department.

Recognition OF the supreme impor
lance OF knowing Gods Word. that the
foundation OF all study and the for.
nation Of all character rest on its
teachings. We hope TO make this the
strongest course in our curriculum
Since the school was founded a course
has been offered in the Bible and We
have been pleased with the success
the students have made In this de-
partment First half OF the session Is
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

We are showing some attractive styles in NEW BUGGES
We making very attractive prices to the cash buyer
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
An Excellent Reoord.

Charles Alexander visited the
Times office this morning to pay
his subscription, a duty he has
performed each year for the past
|forty-nine years. Mr.. Alexander
came to Iowa when six months.
old in 1887 and has been a resi-
dent of this state ever since. Hcs
came to Missouri Valley in 1867
Immediately after the war, in
which he served with an enWable
record, and was one of the first
subscribers to the Times when it.
was started in 1868. During the
intervening time he has been a
constant subscriber, the oldest on
our books. Another record which
Mr.. Alexander holds, he has had
postoffice box 36i ever since tho
|postoffice started and claims ne
Twill retain it regardless Of free
delivery or anything.
Not many men of Alexander's
age, he will be so next May, can
SAY they have been SO consistent
as he and his loyalty to the Times
Ids fully appreciated.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
New U. p. Bridge Makes Great Ac-
complishment.

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 26.-The
greatest engineering accomplish
ment of the railroad world is the,
switching of tho now InlOMs PA
cific bridge in Omaha. Traffic
was tied up less,than three hours,
while the new bridge was put in
place. ready for the gigantic traf1
fic which passes over the bridge
every "a hours.
The old piers and foundations
were used. The new bridge, the
third across the river here, f,722
feet long; weighs eleven and one
Quarter million pounds; cost more
than $1,000, 900; is seventy-five
feet above water and is double
tracked bridge.
Six transcontinental railroads
use this bridge, the Burlington,
Union Pacific, Wabash, North-
western, Milwaukee and Great
Western. Three hundred and
twenty trains cross the bridge ev-
cry twenty-four hours, one every
four and one-half minutes.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
N.edsd : Sea Turn.


Captain Lane had retired from active
pursuit. Of his beloved calling and had
turned his attention to town affairs.
Having succeeded in rousing the citi-
Gems to tho need Of q drinking fountain
and also to the need Of two coats Of
paint on the town hall, Captain Lane
felt himself Q valued and important
person.
One day he was asked by sojourn-
er In the town to give his opinion Of
the present administration.
Its pretty fair" said the captain
slowly. 'Of course there's things that
could DO different and would be better
%. but on the whole It's pretty fair.
But now I'll tell ye-I'm speaking
from experience, you understand
things ct the seat o government won't
b run - they could be run till tho
people o this country make up their
minds 70 stop combining their votes to
landlubbersV'-Youth's Companion.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
Geo. cosson For r. 4. Connie
slonor.

Des Moines, Ia, Dec. % The
railroad commissionership which
will become vacant with the resig-
nation of Clifford Thorne may he
offered TO Attorney General Geo.
Cosson is the report here. Thirty
eight candidates would like to he
considered for appointment.
Among those who are active or
whose friends are active in their
behalf are Charles Webster Of
Waucoma, Truman Potter of Ma
son City, Willis Stern of Logan.
Percy Church of Des Moines,.
Senator d. W.. Newberry of Straw.
berry Point, ]. O.. Bradley of OF.
tumwa, D. j. Kulp and AL. Ames.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
1es, $50 Autos Registered.

Dies Moines, Ia, Dec. 22.-The8
year for registering automo-
biles in the state automobile IL
ccnse department closed Dccem-
Der 20, with a total registration
of 1913, 1850 automobiles. The fees.
during the last year have AMOUNT
ed to $f,854,5Oi. The year 1916
shows an increase of 52,9l2 cars
over 1915, and an increase Of
S32f,448 in fees. In 1911 there
were 27,998 cars in this state.
The department registered 6,9Ols
motorcycles this year.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

site Of this. Truck load n
truck load Ok mail, baggage si
express is transferred fr0i
trains TO other waiting trains ana3
passengers are rushing lii al an
|rections while the snow Or II fi iii
beats down on them unmercifulf;
Train sheds are unknown and tho
facilities Of the depot long ago
passed cut of use in modern pas
|senger stations. There is mo-
telephone in the depot which tho:
travelling public may use to Gait
"a hack or talk to their friends.
The platform is made with quar-
Try dust and during the hot dry
summer weather blows in all d.
rections at the will of the wind.
Cleaning the snow from il is i'm
possible on account of it's uneven
ness and during rain puddles OF
water stand all over it.
K Ills true we have no competi-
ton here and if anyone wants TO-
leave town they must do it over
this one road, but we think the
great North Western, the leading
railroad of the country, the road
which not only has the finest
trains, but also has the best road
bed in the world over which to run.
them, would feel just a little
ashamed of their depot at Mis-
souri, Valley, not on account or:
the local business-we are used
ITO it and expect nothing better
but on account of the great trav-s
|eling public who must change
cars here after having ridden.
from Chicago here in the most
palatial of trains, with every
want gratified and as much Mt
home as though they were sitting
in their own parlor. Please, Mr.
Broad of Director, can't some i'm
|provement be made at Missouri
Valley without cutting down the
|dividends very materially?
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

tomobile accident, had been a
partner for number of years and
after his death Mr.. Cochran found
his business such that he needed
partner. The firm name will b
Cochran & Wolfe. We all look
forward to a successful career
for Mr.. Wolfe. He has made many
friends in Dunlap during his
residence here. The change will
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
Larsest crrystal 81 eervl.

Il remained for Turk, wandering
fhf from his native land, to find the
largest crystal Of beryl (aquamarine)
ever discovered, q long distance inland
II Brasil It was dug out at shallow
dspth, transported by canoe to tho
coast and finally sold at Bahia, bring
ing the finder, It IL said, $4,000. Ac-
cording to estimates. this crystal would
furnish fully 100000 carats Of aqua.
marines Of various sizes.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
Continued ON page seven

depot facilities than we now pos
sess. While the traffic from this
city alone may not be any heavier
than any other city Of this size,
the transfer is q great deal heav-
Ter. The way it looks around
there when q through train comes
in, q person would imagine there
is as much business as any one
road does in a city ten times the
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
be made january 4, 1917.

be made January 4, 1917.
- The Eastern Star election last
week resulted in the following Of
ficers being elected: Worthy
Matron, Alonera Taylor; worthy
patron, Lester Meyers; associate
matron, Louisa Mill; secretary.
Margaret Meyers; conductor, AL
media Bowman; assistant con-
ductor. Hattie Smith; treasurer.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
Wolfe Locates n Logan.

Dunlap, Ia, Dec. 23:-It is
with the deepest regret that Dun
lap citizens learn of the intention
of Attorney w. |. Wolfe to locate
in Logan for the practice of law
in partnership with S. H. Coch-
ran, one Of the leading attorneys
Of western Iowa. Mr.. Barrett,
who was fatally injured in an au-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
Florence Davis.

Florence Davis.
E. r. Caldwell and B. j. Moore
were elected on the board Of d.
rectors at meeting Of the Boyer
Valley Poultry association, held
at Woodbine several days ago. It
is hoped to hold the first meeting
in Woodbine some time in Janu-
airy.
The musical cantata, sBethle-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

hem,' was given by the choir Of
the North church Sunday evening,
December "a. Christmas services
Of st. John Lutheran church will
be held Tuesday, December Is. at
1890 a. M, also in the evening.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
These Careless

These carelsse Men.
''somettnes. l wish l had married Z
professional jail keeper
why. mother, Whist makes you say
thats''
II suppose could trust him to lock
up the house. st Louis Post Dis
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
Leeatsd the Time,

6009S00 Tue tW0s
''Do you know what time your sis
tee's young man left last night? 2"
II think It was about !, dad, because
when be was going heard him say,
Just one. only one, dearI "-Psarson:s
Weekly.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
We Aeo DeoervlnaII,

Missouri Valley as q city is en-
Titled to. and should have. better
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-05

~ Cbic, SamsIicn Goinitr, ss.
3tifriae zines pcf bem GoEuiou BLEED Ge.
sss. r sfss s s Sn s IL I susa afHafa st.Ss sss's aH
4late, in Der Eiabf sprirooo, auI 9oHets'
tae ben 7. 9fsfmtsr u. 2. 1910, I'M ubt
9afnriiiaes. sas Ha&foIgenb 5eitriebene
IN afbsiraaf, bas aa5foIeruee II cine ge.
f6reibune bee oernnrier 1ranoesatnitams:
Zas Xriinbftl6, etitgtu In br Cinei Yor'
yecb. QoInmbin 1nnHfbip. SasEi!ion asaHfp.
Ebip, uhu,ltn.
ri bs!anni uns nummsrir, Gle Got gi1sstn
Gx) BON bsr Gnb acripoob eaHbi,ai llriernt.
itsiIlnp, ipie gfseief aai BEN Blanc, einef.rn'
gen in 9Ian,gun Z, Etiis 90, bet @arnilion
gier.lnbbreiSia (s4Jy Tsipnfbip gier (s), eyrac.
.icnaI adnps 8ipsi t2l BON, 1,bsfaaiel 1oirritip;
bic tsfasie Get ~ elnunblsdsle leil Sub iy Der
sgrpni an Der fnolihsn Sfiie er gntfb Ncae.
:fnb ~ eintunbsrt nrb atfgnbflHisia unb flr''
nHeSisrsie einbnnb,rtite! (i6s.45) SUB ils' an
bsr n5rbii6eu eiRie nHb einbanbert Hnt ntnr.
sia uub fsbsta qinbunberifisl lie0,70) SnB
,lei an bet fabII6gn ninis, nne ~ t.nIino;
iariitio nHh iettpnbftfSig 0iuhnnbef!iid
l5iee) aas stuisn y eer srais; unb y,
basislbs Glssnituul, lbgirussn On gern y.
Taeep burt Gesb bon Glara @sienibal 8tnisr
nub Gatign. oGtiri BON -; aaenfi 1903, une
s.nosiessn IN S, nssS Eas ga; seli, S6o' nss
ipntbe G5ertraper nliierfpcrfeii ben @eartnsnn'
aeu uED seftrhuiuneen IN @esus caf ben ses
btGi6 hanpn. erihnlfeub ~ beH ootdeuannisn
Rumuer sltT Erite Hoao. sloupoob. SamlitpH
Granth, EbIp.
Hhaefddht AZ $4,000,
Eslrb benGiifi oBi ben Ssfebi tes gsr.tts
In beIn fsaHp ipetir Ths Trhu 6nnd Ersfpirl
Geupnnh aIneerin unb gSnrp q. Gasse bic
@srlfaeie m.
fnu 80. fe1 ,70e.
aeffau't ssbiuauuaen paar am Tcet bss
Gepras scott
GberiH bon NarJitnu GonHih. Sbio.
Tmf aobn Z. gsenHtt. Ttput,.
Snrmpr Qntiior. cIbfmttt &
Soaprh anfDdIts.
GiHfiHiinti, Q. gloprrIber 1918:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-05
Sie Sdser uOu Yerepeluiti.
Der Rui1enoffi5ier, ber isins SOIoa'
ten nit ber peitide gum Iu4
grtff treibt.

WiIbelm Segeler fdreibt pom uor5'
Ofliaen ariessi4uupIdH: @s regnet
ni4t. es giebt. IS i1iittet ipie alla
Gimsrn- Sas suIisifbs 2onb. ii;
neiBe areioe uHb Die frudtb1r'
S9Dorseroe limb in 8rei DerpanOelt,
Tlein GuuI DerIiert bic 9eiue unD
iDd!5t ii6 nit mir i'm Sret. gus
i'd aufite6e, iebs i'd re4ts pie eiu
WailIer, IiHts ME ein S6Ornfteinre.
ger aus. Sbut ni9ts. Der Shiisens
graben tDGi9t alIes pieber ab.
5eute na9 5pei Sabren aries pGrs
es eine llnsere4tisteit, Bel uns Seuts
iden DON glitetruppeu Su Iprs6sn,
Sbne llnteri9isb baben bic tdmpfeHs
ben griioer ibr 8lut osrsofeH. aein
Resimsnt, befen Jabne fi5 niai
rei9iten 2orbeer perbient bate. 9eHs
nod giebt es peI6e, auf bic mir u1s
lersn befonberen Stols unb unier
feiteites @ertrautn iesen Du ftHo
gum 8eiipieI bic Sdger. Sic retrutis
reH fi4 meifteHs aus iunssn Geuten,
bic ui6t crit heim Wai!itGr bas
S9iebeifen in bic 9anb nabnen. Su
der Rompdgnie, bic ib beiu6te, bies
nen DieIe granbeHburser. 4u6 gsrs
liner finb baruntsr. Sbren ausells
blidli9en Siibrer piiui9s i5 gu iprs@
6en. Wan nennt mir einen Geltnart.
gr liegt serabe in ietnem unterftanb.
SD patf6e bin. 2l6. bies i9mois
Sod bier 1T tein gbateau GdIpb.
Gin @oripruns re6ts an Der aebnls
fpGnb 1T Der Sis. Iints bic ginbus
dung biIbet bas Rubebett. Gin paar
gretter, etpas @roe bariiber, MAIDEN
bos Dad.
llnierm Woplah bingeitredt, NIT
Dertraumten 4usen IN ben gssen bIis
denb. liegt Der SfFiaier. Man bat
mir er3dbIt, er babe i'm syrteben Ulus
III itubtrt. @ieIleidt tIinaen, beim
Jallen Der 3ropfen in ieinsm Sbr
Gbopswi9e Wslobien. Vi. i@Ianten
Tinger 1etHer fpelbeH !odnb (pie elrIe
tsltiame &oifbartett nfrtt fie tn bis'
fem sraasn Ratten!O4) fpisIeH lsiis
uuf Der 9e6e.
8ei uteirern @intritt f1brt er bod.
lin &ir1rrelapt1en, BIeben Gle Tie.
genl" Or IaHeIt. -Sltm Stsen III
alnsRn snaa bis Sssa MGa' NmaY
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-05
@apreuken8iffe.
9e, llntsriesbooi .Ssuif4luno- mad
4meriia gefanDl.


Ditprsuben! NlG bort bas auet se'
rpdItt
Sftpreubsn, I'M GriebeT Elm bliibeRbsa
aan5
On bes 8eutit,tbums 6ftlitsr pior..,
OoG beute - febt bin - ein lpad'
ienber Slang,
Sin tpossnber Sdein, Elm flammsRotr
aran5,
S9on bringt er DON Srt su Orie.
llnb tpsb - biss aobern ftSeutst nidt
Ger Come frsubig begriities 2idt
Dss asbens erquidenbe Suele;
Dos iIt Der @srbtsrung liiiIernbs @!nt.
Dus III bic 3iinSslnbs Gads. berWui5,
Dss 5susrs fhaurise 5elit!
Ger s5einb i'm 4anb! Der Rduber i'm
2anb!
Gein 5au9 lit S1ipefel, iein Msrf
III Branb;
Or fommt NIT isuflif6en Waffsn:
gr nil aug bliibenbem StiEatbgau,
Ans emIisen 8oltes gebsiElidem 9nl
Gin asi&enstfiISs iGuffen.
gss4 Osm III yalsr staSe asIs5sti
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-05

WsIt neusg slammen2 9ls beuiTdc
SGtDeri
Srifft idb bic aGubsr i'm giadsn;
gs mdbt ME 9oiiss rIhsEbtr 9lis,
uno i5euat pom ibmabIi5 erroiitsa
gsiiB
Die kutssisr'sen aoiaten.
Triumph! unb bod - infer auss
idaui
Sitprslben, BON bitiersn 5brdnsa>bs'
tbaui,
9eriinienb in grdusm @erherben;
9IIs hattie bic oDle bort ssbnuit,
2lIs pGre bic SiRiflutb oariibsr gsi
brauit,
aiegi ouss In S6utt uno GhsrbsH.
Die StdDis. nod jiinsit golden Sssn
uHb s5irr
@ereibt uIs bIiHienbe per!snitnur.
Gin Saufs eeichDdrS.er gldusrn;
@sDihen bas 2sbsH, bns b,sr gsidafii
2ln piIua uRb WsbIiuhl, nit smfiSe.
strait,
Sss 1obss eiiissn Sdaueln
Gspifsn fir immer2 QsiE. tauisnbs
nal netnl
Grob in bic 3sriiOruns! 9.6 BARI 3
nid)i ie.nl
go iballi es aus 3priern unb
Stdoien.
90 ibaIlt Is, po INNER auf oeutifera
Gebiei
Gin bsutihes 9lauaugs gen gimme.
iiebt:
,Siiprsubeu ipollen mir rsiisni"
unb pisoer 3uti BON Often siRStrdbl.
grssagi BON electromagnetic 6dmm.r
Sia1I.
Sic nngsIn unb nie!en Hun bnuen.
Bis mir, sritanbn aus D.cbsrgrui'
Sm nenen GrieoeH. in reiner auit
9timitdttsn fir @Iiidlite id)ausn
Giprsubsn! Rad bort bas 4uss st'
ipdnot,
Sisbt purpurnss Gliibeu am 9ims
msIsrdHb,
9as ni9t msbr bic iyrsDlsr entfah.n:
Der 5ag erIdsini uno bic Conn:
ssbi agl,
Sic ir0Ht in glorreihsm SisgssIauf
Sftprsubsns nsuss erpd4sn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-05

Serobfebuns Der Sc.
msinbes Giniomm meniieEer.
Cine fir bic Dbrsn Der StelIsrSabIsr
hD4ii gngsnebme aunb. tommi aus
bsm alisn mdrtiihen Stabi4en Witis
tod in Der Sftprisnib. BORT ibeilt,
in Der Isbtsu Stdbtp,rorbnetsnsS
lins Der 9iirpsrmsiiter nit. bic iidbti.
i4sn Ginansen ieien 10 alisgeSsi6net,
ba bsins SerubieBuns bm @tmeinbes
eintcmmeniieusr trfOIsen tDnns. Ds
4ufbsHerung Der ftibtifden Ginncb'
men fei TN ipeIentlitsn Der sobnsnbsn
Bsf4aftigung Der Wiititodex RIissss
iaoglsis o. Esztaulers
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&autiItpn.

iluler Maent in Samilton u 4err
(sbnarb Wrnf, 449 sib Giinfte Ctr.
Ben sel. 476-M. Some Wbont
163t.M.
Der erits pffisielIe Shrttt I'M
ssntereiIe Der Siherung etres tseilell
Charters fir bic Stabt SamiltDn tpirb
morgsn 9lbenb seiheben. tpenn benz
StaDtratbe cine petitiOn sipeds geits
fetuna zines Datums fir cine fpeoiele
Wabl unterbreitet iperben fpiro. Der
Dorf@las eines neien Charters pirb
ben Sttmmgebern in perih'enenen
Jprmen unterbreitet tperben.
ssn gi1ter Murpbps 9ertht fes
gam am Nsontas Der proaeb bon
Gpurtnep 9orniheu bon Mibbletopn,
tpeIher IN @erbinbung nit pem Sobe
bon Detpep Malonep dm 19. 4usuit
bes morbes i'm eriteu 9rabe angetlast
1T.
Serr 9enrp 8. Mepers besing
I'm Seim fetnes SDbnes in Spmmes
Corner feinen 70. Seburtstas.
Serr unb 5rau 4nbrep aenb
BON Wtilpine Npenue puroen am
SOnntas anldblid Der sebnten Wies
bertebr hires Sodseitstases iiberralGt
anb reid befdentt.
paitor 6. s. 90. Mltparbt bon
Der autb. 3iOnszRir9e besab ii& ses
tern gu eiler @erIammluns ber Iufs
1idtsbebDrbe Der Capitol nniperiitdt.
bes prebiserzSe seminars Der lutberis
iaen Sbio Spnobe. mad Columbus.
Bon bort aus ipirb er na9 Blue So
lamb, Sn.. reilen, um Der 8eeroieuns
feines Sntels. bes 85 Sabre alien
Haitors 9oermann, beisutpObneu.
SIN Msrcp SofpftaI 1T Serr
Sobn Warfbam, Der 0ater DON Rsu.
". :. Martbam pom Met. ct. Warp's
Geminar nabe Cincinnati, TN @Iter
bon Il Sabren seitorben. Die 8eers
bigins finbet i'm ct, Marisn Triebbof
itatt.
- Mm Donneritae Nahmittag pers
famueIn fi9 bic Hdbpereine ber ct
Sphannes~. 3iOnst unb sanman,lelss
@emeinben.
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