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The Yale expositor., 1916-12-21
SP0TLESS BLOCK TO A WARD.
Philadelphia Civic Club Has DETER
mined to Try New Plan to
Clean Up City.

A spotless block in every ward of the
city, to serve as a model to households
ers in the ward, will be striven for by
the Civic club this winter, the Phila-
delphia North American states. The
suggestion, which has been evolved in
an effort TO assist the department of
public works to clean up the city, is
indorsed by the newly formed munich
pal street cleaning campaign commit
tee.
The plan, as proposed by Mrs. Imo-
gene Oakley of the Civic club, is that
each ward branch of the Civic club
shall select block which it will super
wise. A committee of women will visit
repeatedly all the hOuseholders in the
model block and get their promise not
to throw papers or waste into the
street; to keep ash and rubbish boxes
clean and covered, and to aid in all
possible ways to keep that block clean
and sanitary.
The department of public works will
cooperate by instructing the street
cleaners and garbage collectors to give
special attention to that block, and by
providing receptacles for waste. If the
object lesson in street cleaning is sue
cessful, it will be extended to other
blocks in the ward.
The Yale expositor., 1916-12-21
Native Trees Are Best.

Many people have the decidedly mis-
taken idea that the only trees worth
buying and setting out are the more or
less expensive shrubs or evergreens
which are not native to most sections
of the country. The idea of paying
out good money for a pine or birch
or a maple seems to go against the
grain.
AS a matter of fact there are many
places where such trees are to be had
for the trouble of digging them up and
transplanting them, but even this is
considered too high a price. And yet
for many purposes pines and naples
are as good trees as can be had, and
there is nothing listed In the cata-
logues more beautiful and graceful
than a well-cared-for group of white
hirches.
The Yale expositor., 1916-12-21

nTOWNR5
W HELPS
WEEDS ALWAYS A DETRIMENT
Is One Sacrifice That Must Be
Made for Civic Beauty.

Where is our spirit of civic pride?
One wonders when passing to the end
of any important avenue or street in
the city. Vacant lots can be found
with a reckless wilderness of weeds.
For a while there seemed to be a
natural spirit of pride beautifully ex-
pressed in certain suburban sections,
where the home owners are sufficiently
well endowed with earthly possessions
to carry into poetic effect the idea
beautiful. When we look over these
self-same garden spots of early spring
there is an unconscious feeling of de-
spair creeping into the heart.
Weeds are most unattractive. In
their virgin days, with their appealing
sheen of green, they offered a seduc-
tive lure to the eye.
The veriest weed, so to speak, pos
sesses some claim to natural beauty
Sl the days of spring.
But in the autumn Of the year weeds
grow strong, they yield only an atmos-
phere of danger. They are gaunt and
gray and dust-laden.
There is n more significant feature
to be considered. Uncut weeds breed
disease.
We would venture to say that if
the cases of hay fever in the city were
reported, the general public would not
believe it, yet this most uncomforta-
bic of autumnal Affections is due, to
a great extent, to the weeds of sum-
mer growth.
The great trouble with most Of us is
that we start in the early days of
spring filled with ambition and with
expectations of what the garden may
be made TO yield in the later days.
After the miniature crop has been gar
nered we become neglectful. We per-
NIT the weed crop to harvest itself.
Vacant lots flaunt their jungle Of
weeds, and unconsciously we suffer in
consequence.
If there is a law severe enough it
should be applied. If the owner of
vacant lot, or the owner of a back
yard has not sufficient civic pride to
cut the weeds, then the powers of the
department of police or of public
health should be invoked and the pur-
pose of the law be made effective
Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
The Yale expositor., 1916-12-21
SYNOPSIS.

On Windward Island Paldori intrigues
Mrs. Golden into an appearance of evil
which causes Golden 10 capture and tor
ture the Italian by branding his face and
crushing his hand Palidori floods the is
land and kidnaps Goldens little daughter
q Masked One rescues Margery from Le-
gar and takes her TO her fathers home.
whence she is recaptured. MarSery' $
mother fruitlessly implores Golden to find
their daughter. The Laughing Mask
again takes Margery away from Legar.
Legar sends TO Golden a warning and a
demand for a portion OF the chart or
mother. The chart is lost in a fight be-
tween Manley. and one of Legar's hench-
men, but is recovered by the Laughing
Mask. Count Da Espares figures in a
dubious attempt to entrap Legar and
claims to have killed him. Golden's house
Is dynamited during a masked ball. Le-
gar escapes but Da Espares Is crushed In
Mask from the police. Manley finds Mar
gerry not Indifferent to his love. lie saves
her from Maukfs poisoned arrows. Man
ley plans q mock funeral which falls to
accomplish the desired purpose. the cap
ture of the Iron Claw and his gang. Mar
gerry Ia saved from death at the hands of
the Iron Claw by the Laughing Mask. An
attempt by the Iron Claw to blow up the
O'Mara cottage is frustrated in the nick
of time, The Laughing Mask discloses
his identity 10 Marsery. Margcry over
hears the policies plan to take the Laugh
ing Mask prisoner and hastens TO warn
him. They escape both the police and
the Iron Claw. Later the Laughing Mask
is almost ta'en while with Margery at
father tells her that the Mask has met
death
The Yale expositor., 1916-12-21
Golf Courses for Cities.

Though the idea is one of the new
est in municipal affairs, there are al
ready 26 cities which have established
golf courses for the benefit of their
citizens and tourists, and a sufficient
number of others are preparing to take
the step to justify the expectation that
the total will soon be half a hundred
or more. 1t is worthy of note, too,
that the character of a city's popula-
ton, both adult and juvenile, improves
with golf's growth in popularity. For
adults the game affords an outlet for
energies that might take less whole
some course, and cases in the juvenile
court begin to fall off when the young
sters are given access to the Inks
San Antonio (Tex) Light.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-08

indigestion from being fed on the
bottle but when attendants. who
had tumbied. slccpy.eyed. from
their couches. at Princess Alics's
trumpet. ran up. the mother really
smcihercd .er child
Those prods OF the big foot were
love pats. Tho act OF pushing Lit.
tie Miracle into III, hay was rem.
iniscent Of jungle days where moth.
or elephants push their offspring
down into tho swamp ooxe TO keep
them warm.
She'll live. this kidil live" the
circus men told each other with
satisfaction. Tho old lady was
alone and fell In love with her
baby"
IL was as they bore the newborn
away that IL Was named.
ATS the Girl" said one attend.
ant. awkwardiy pastlng the baby
back: ATS the sirl. Was little
miracle.
Old Snyder. the father Well.
why discuss tho old wanton, lie
slumbered In a distant portion OF
the menagerie and paid no atten.
ton. All that need DO said of him
the biggest elephant OF the Sells.
F1oto herd. is that no was the IA
thor. as he had been tho father OF
Baby Hutch and Prince Tambon
before. Let him sleep, Just like
a man,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-08

Of the same mother. opened her
eyes TO the world.
Princess Alice lowered above the
infant Of 1863 pounds. trunk high In
the air. beady eyes fixed watch.
fully on the attendants who had
come running at her trumpet call.
Rather playsuliy. one big foo;
rolled the baby over and over. and
buried II In the hay which had
been tho mothers couch.
Then the attendants. wise in the
way OF beasts. know that II was all
right. tho jungle laws Of birth had
been observed. and that the moth.
or heart would not turn against the
infant as II had against tho two
predecessors.
In consequence. Little Miracle
has been nourished and guarded
by the mother. as Baby Hutch and
Prince Tambon we're not. and will
arrive healthy when the Sells.fToto
circus, champion shows OF the
world. come to town. Sept. II and
rs. The children and the grown.
ups who 20 TO the big circus when
II comes to town will see Little
Miracle.
And all because tho birth came
a week before II was expected.
Alone. Princess Alice went thru
her travail. Attendants and physi.
clans wore not on hand this time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-08
D0DeES BIKE AND
IS INJURED

Edwin Nelson. painting con-
tractor. was still unconscious At
the city hospital with possible
fractured skull Thursday as The
result OF driving his auto thru a
fence at Eastiake and Thomas
early IN the morning.
Pedestrians told the police a mo-
torcycle swerved toward his car.
forcing him 10 crash thru the
fence. The motorcycle kept go
ing
Nelson Is married and lives at
1902 Franklin ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-08
A CARD PARTY

William Mckinley circle. ladies
OF the G. A. r.. will give their reg
ular monthly card party Friday
evening. September s. In Veterans
hail. State Armory. Public cordial
ly Invited. Playing at $50; prizes
awarded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-08
BOY BREAKS LEG

Cyril Cole Hayden. age IL. tried
to climb from the bridge at Mob
Hin ave. and Boston St TO q tree
Thursday. and when a limb broke
he fell 30 feet 10 the ground and
sustained a broken leg.
He is the son OF J. s. Hayden.
agent for the Arlington Dock com.
pany, 49, Newton at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-08

as had been tho case al the two
previous births.
IL had been different In the case
Of Baby Hutch. born NJ Salinas.
Cal. In 1919. Different, too. Mt
the birth OF Prince Tambon In
Denver. March rs. 1914. Then
physicians and attendants had been
present and the temper Of Princess
Alice had been soured by their un.
desired attention.
She had refused 10 nurse her
babies and they had died OF acute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-08
BABY ELEPHANT TO
DELIGHT KIDS WHEN
BIG CIRCUS COMES

While her mother trumpeted
shrIlly In the big seils-f1oto circus.
Little Miracle. third elephant born
In tho Western hemisphere aud all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-08

NAVY YARD ROUTE
Watch for the change OF time
card, effective Monday. September
nth.
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8rnnoeiaenmms llebertraauHasn.

Wartba 8raben mno ais @refutor Beg
ytndlalies bon Go 8raoen an 8. 6.
9lnter. @run0ltiide in ben nellen @itp.
Slods 1888 nno 1899; $40 II. q.
@imer<Hi6nrOIon Company an ".
". Seffelb unb Sam Srieomnr,
6rllnoitiid on Der @de Der aoebler Ctr.
rno Isblum &oab; $4,000.
s. 8. Moore nno 9. S. Sri5b Al.
s. g. 9iaie, @runoitiid in goains
Court; $42S.
Gam Srieoman ll1lb Srau an 8imerz
Hit1arolon Company. @rnnoffiid I'M
ncnen GitbeSIod 1856; $500.
Wife G6niunmer an Wlarfg @oif
Sdipimmer, @runoitiide an 8oobtparo
Npe. itno IN @bgetpooo; $40 IL. 81.
50. q. Bath an 6enrp Sd5erb,
0rnaoitid i'm nelien gitpsglod 1885;
S2.4I5.
2psia e. Seal an Subitb Qods.
tSrunbitid an ser 9ias 5fraSe; $1,000.
g 6. unb g. 81. Suriu an Charles
0ntred,t, @run0ftiid In glmenbyrf;
$50.
@uoh =. &ice ON Subolpb @affrim
lnio Srali, @rnnoftitd I'M nelten Ctr
8loG 1854; 81 II. q.
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yreie 8reft fit Sous: 9onntrfag u. NprlI 1916,

uno trug cine idmer5bofte, menll
oltdJ nidt gerooe totli6e Serlpun=
Dung oapon.
Ser 23idbrige @iaiam $.
@rn9e, Elm Stuoent ser meoi5ini=
lden 5afuItdt in COLLECTION, fu6r
nit leinem M~otorcpcle ouf Dem
uSeapall 8ouleparo~ gegen einen
@rocerpipagen at uno erlitt BET DEM
3~uiammenitoB 10 %ernltbafte, innerli=
DIE G%erlebunge1L oaB er an oeren
5olgen mod fur5er 3eit I'M SoGn
Seolp Solpita( itarb, Ser Gerun=
Gillette itomn1te aus elmer onqele
benen oe1ltiden 6omiIie bon Got
Spring uno miro bon ieiner perpit-
tpeten Mhttter uno orei 9riioern
ii6erlebt; Sic 8eiIebung miro in
itattfinoen.
Der IN Seem Oorf ~peritorbene
Ileranoer &iam, Ser elmer ser be-
%oeutenoiten @el60ftsleute bon Solt=
ton mar, fpltrbe in Ieiner Seimot=
foot beer0igt.
Iuf ieiner Sorm bel Goroopo
itorb InguIt S6iinemolm I'M Sitter
BON SO Sabren; Ser Gerltorbene mar
elmer Ser be~fannteIten 9eutid)en in
@looalltpe Golrttp urlo eignete BORT
groBe 2anoereien. St miro bon iei-
l1er 8itpe uno flint &inoern iiber=
lebt; oie 9eeroieung fono in sequin
itott.
Sn Gictoria mllroe cine olte
geegerbube, III Ser iiebe1l Mitglie=
Der Der 0egerfamilie gudl1er an Ser
S6miaoiudt eeItor6en iporen. altf
Mnoronnng Ser It6otii6en gebor-
BEN nieoerge6rannt ser 8lob, ouf
Dem ii6 oie 9arade befono, ionic.
Die nmgebung tpltroen eriinoli6
oesinfisiert.
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Jera5.

9as Supreme @eridt BON
Seras elitldieo, onB Ger .em-
plopers' 2iabilitu 4ct~ Saftbor-
felt Der arbeitgeber bel ltngliidsfal-
len ooaitdnoiq fouititutioneQ Iei
mo nidt angefohten meroen fonne.
Gas @ebalt oes nellen 8rdIi.
oeilten Der ternnii6en Staotsuniper.
litdt 81 Muffin, Or. II. 6. @inIot,
lit bon $4,000 auf $4,000 er60bt
moroen; Der 6err be5iebt bcnnad,
$4,000 mebr als Der @nuberuelr.
SSn @iibop mtlroe Der t8i66-
rige Ben Sdroeoer BON ieinem jim.
geren 8ruoer nit elmer iuie geiuobn-
lid nungeIaoenen~ GiItole geidoIien
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l.okaIes.
Die Nieita.

Weiter9f abeno fano Die Automo-
biIparooe itatt, Ole leioer ourd) oas
falte @etter 6eeintra1tiet tpitroe.
@s nobmen iebr biibi6 eel6mtiidte
8agen an oem l~lnl5ltg tell, ober III
re 3abI tuor feline groBe.
SIM ct. Qlatbonp Sotel fano ge-
tern abeno Der San Sacinto 60
tiaon~ ftatt, alf oem Ser golt5e Sol
itaat Der &ontgin teilno6n.
Sir Den &eit Ser ISOLDE fornmt
folgenoes Rrogramm sur @usfiib=
rnng::
9onnerstuq, 81. 4pril.
zgrnoes 9arooe~ Ser oeridieoenett
itaotiiGe1t Snoultrien nit iiber 100
a5loot5" 4:30 na6mittags. -Gro-
hung Der 4oniein i'm Seenbofe oes
Wajeitic Sbeaters; gmpfong ser
30 @roBber5oein1ett, pelde 20
teraniiGe Staote reprdientiereli, Inn
s l1br a6enos.
Sr eitag, %. g[pril. lin 4:3O
8Iumer &orooe nno 9Iuneu-
f6ladt 5ur grinnerune on oie Ser
teioignng oes Ilamo ltno sic
Shladt Don Gan Sacinto.
SonnabenD, 80. april.
nm s ubr obenos: 8urlesfe=Gara=
De, o~nsgefiibrt bon elmer Mn5obI
SERENE Der Staot Gan @ntonio.
- I'm 9 ubr: 8urIesfe &r6nuna
beg aonigs uno Ser &oniein auf
Dem Mlanto Sla5a; Ser Grooming
1bIieBt fid Elm ebenio burfesfes Sal.
let on.
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Die Siiren Der Guaranty State
ganf limo iett often fir oas 8ubli-
fnm. 9as Stammfapital betrdgt
$150,000 unb bic 9anf befinoet iif)
an Der Sit=SouIton StraBe 0r. 40t,
oil Der gfe Ser S~efferion Strabe.
@ls &aiiierer urto Siee : Yrdiioent
fungiert George 9. Campbell, Ser
als 8eomter in peridieoenen 8onfen
idon molbefannt lit. BrGlibent ser
nelelt 9onf lit See Soiepb bon
Guero, 8icepraiioenten iino g. 81.
8ebb, Dwight 6. Yotter uno Geo.
9. Campbell, Der Suelei1 &oiiierer
lit uno 50. 9. 2ipsconlb Sllm Mlii-
Itenten bat. Gum 9ireftorium ge-
boren nod Wnrtin s. Mrnolo, Meb.
Serop g. Bates, q. S. 8prne uno
George 8. Mc@loin BON Clinton;
nlles Wanner, Die IN oielem Seile
oes Staates Den beiten &uf genie
BEN.
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gaa-Sailon eilten bo1it nadteiligeir
GinflnB ans. gs feblt an einem
Quorum. Sic Mebr5abl Der Sic
pralentanten gebort 5u Der 4laiie Der.
9aie SAT- gntbuiialten, melhe Durh.
niGts iid abidrefen laBt, nad Dem
Bale 8a(I Enrf binults5ueilen, lpenn
Elm Spiel auf Dem Yrogramm Itebt.
llm benz llebelitanoe a~b5ubelfen.
Ser onrd oas 9tibtporbancenlein Ell
mes Guorums ueranlaBt miro, lino
NadtliBungen ol:georobt lporoen,
afer oas bot auf Die Sans" feinen
ginfluB- Sic laIien iih lieber
Mbenos einIperren als 01mittogs
anf ben geilth bes 9ale Soa Iarfs
5u uer5fd1ten.
ltnter ben Yetitionen, ipeld)e in
LETTER @od)e Dem aongreb inter
breitet lpllroelt, nebmen neben Den
9epeid)err Der 9errtid)amerifuner
nno ionitigen Trieoensfreunbe oie-
ieniaen Fir rationale Grobibition
mo gegen Iufgabe Der Souperdni-
tat ilber Die Ybilippinen Die critic
Stelle elm. anh Stimmen oes
Erotelts limo lalit %geruorOen, gegen
Die 3pungs Sonntags Self
gunaS @orlaqe, nit pelder ser
Sendt ben 9iitrift Columbia. Die
Snnoesbaltptito0t, 81 beoenfen be-
oblid1tigt, i'm an ben unsliidliden
g%enobnern, meldc iiber hire eigene1
@e1flide nift 5t entIdeioen baben,
oa lie fem Stinmredt beliben, lem
tpronnildes geiithen 81 fiiblen.
6cinriei.
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@ounprnp,tr S,oro,,so, ,

Wouoeritellr Serguion unO @e.
mnblin bdben bente mittag in ge-
glettltng oes General MOiutontel1
@1tdinlon uno oes m~ilitariid,en
Stabes Mnitin ~perlaiien uno iid nod
San Mrtonio begeben, INN an Den
Steita : Seierlihfeiten teiI5unebmen
lie peroen ouf 5ipei Gage oie Safe
Der Jtelta @eieai1aft iein.
Ius 8albington miro aemel=
oct, DOB Der ariegsminiiter Safer
It'd Die groBte Miibe giebt, Die sur
8ergroBernng oes Sort Sam sou.
lton geforoerte 9~epidiguna bon ST..
100000 ourdsuiesen; er fat Dem
Wilitarfomite oes Senotes Die Mr.
nabme Der bon equator Sbepporo
se~lngebradten gia parln empfoblen.
Sbepporo perlangt in ieinem Mn-
trag $4,000 fir Sic geraroBe-
rung Der Declarations : @riinoe
aun0 $4,000 fir 6iegrridtuna mel
terer DISQUALIFICATION. Gof1greBmann
Slapoen bot i'm Saule e:nen for
reIponoierenDen 4tttrag einqereid,t.
Sollte Der SonqreB DIE gum Nus
bau nno @ripeiternng Der @riinoe
gefor0erte Suinnte ~bemiaigen, oann
miro Sort Som Soufton Ger qroBte
Militar Goiien In oen Ser. Stoa.
ten weroens
Die repi6lifanii6en Erimar-
Geriammlungeu, ipelfe IN Sen Der
Id1ieoei1en Ere5inften bon 9erar
Gonntp am 6. 0iai itattfinoen, lper-
Den nid)t, mic uripriinglitJ bea6lid)-
tigt, Inn 100 nadmittags Ionoern
I'M 7.30 obenos o~bgebalten.
0as Special Noao 9om'
fueld)es Dor einiger 3eit bon 9erar
Gountu ansenonmen wlroe mo aui
8runo oeiien oie Gonntp &ommiI-
'are Elm eSnhresgcholt pom SO, 400
besieben, lit pom A. Expectations
a8erift nadl ldngeren @erbonolun.
gen fir fonftitntioneQ erf[1rt. -
Geo. s. altgelt bate Die 8aIioitdi
oieIes @eieBes nnge5tpeifelt uno NOR
Inn @rlaB zines ginbaltsbefebls i'm
81. Oiitriftsgeriht eingefommerr
ourd ben aommiiIar @attseit per.
binoert meroen iolte, lein 8ebalt ~
sieben. Rifter Mnoerlon bntte Der
g%etuiinid]ten einbnltsbefebl perpei
CERT uno Serr Mltgelt hattie ben sSol
por oas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aebrnft
ieoenfalls miro er Die MnaeIeaenbeit
big 5lir bofltcn Snitaii5 perfolaen.
SIN 45. Tiitriftsseridt muros
0 5arrp &c 5omiIton cine aIaqt
eingereift, our6 melhe 8. 6. 81
gin, s. 90. Sppenbeimer uno al
oere Mitglieoer oes .8erar COUNT
Republican grecltipe Committee
uerbinoert lperoen iolen, peiter ais
Benmte oieies aomites 5n filngie
rem; Der Slayer bebauptet, oaB III
nift in oronungsm1Bieer @ene er
Ddblt mdren uno fif Die bon if
men eingenommenen Stellngen elm
fdd) angeifldBf Ddtfefl.
Die v9auabters Of Grim iiber
reid]ten am Wittipod) nadrmitta.
dlif Der Alomo Tla5a cine iriTfD
Slagge. Die BON sSrau Oriscoa GIart
Sebier I'M Gnmen oes Stootes 9erai
uno Der v0aughters of tbe @epllb
Tic OF 5eras~ entgeaenaenommel
mnroe- Bfarrer Quinn hielt elm
polienoe aniprade. in Ser err Der be
Der @erteiOigung oes Ilomo aefoI
lenen oSrl6n0er eeoadte.
Die Sabres aonpention Sc
~,Southrueit 9eros greB gliIocio
ton lit am 0omueritag pormitto,
infer reger 9eteiIiaunq in oe
uMooie Soa~ on Der Grodett Str
eroffnet. lteber 200 MitgIieoer
teifDeile bon ibren Ganen begleiteI
finn big Jest in Der Staot eingetroi
ZEN.
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0as Gountn miro Dem Stoot

Oos Gountp miro benz Staot=
rat einen oetaillierten 8eridt iiber-
reiden, in tpel1er @eiIe ur1o mofiir
Die bon Dem gountp-Solpitol yono
5uriifgebaltenen $4,000 permenoet
limo. 9as @elo lit gum Seil fir
gerbelierung oes S6ninbiiidtigen-
5olpitals, fiir Elm ianitares &obren-
SpItem, Grbauung elmer @aiherei,
Segell BON @oiierrobren nip. per
braldt.
Die Subres &onpcHtion Ger
uNetail Saoole ano SarneB Manll-
factlrers' sliioeiation" lit ON 0on-
nerltag pormittag in ser SERVANTS
iobne 5aae inter reger 9eteili.
gllng eroffnet noroen; Die GerbanD-
lunaen merOen orei Gage oouerr.
Ger Goli5ei ultroen om Mitt-
nod 0ielorngen i6er orei peri1ie-
oelte lnfaae eemadt, ~berporgeril-
len Our6 3uIammenitoBe BON einenl
WtotorcDcle, glutomobilen nno Bug
.gies. sSnl eriten Sale fpliroe 6. s,
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