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The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
FOR FREE BOOKS
School Campaign to Be Waged
by Trade Board.

Free school books for high school
pupils and the establishment of a retire
ment fund for sUperannuated teachers in
the District will be two important meas
ures that the Board Of Trade will devote
its energies toward having enacted in the
next Congress. according to a vote OF the
public schools committee Of the body at
its monthly meeting yesterday.
William NICK. Clayton. OF the commit
tee, wanted the committee to indorse a
resolution opposing the retention Of
school-teachers in service after their mar
riage.
We should indorse the sentiment that
the man takes the girl to support her.
rather than that the girl takes the man
10 help support him" said Mr. Clayton
Our normal schools are turning out
graduates faster than the schools can
find places for them, with the result that
they are obliged to 80 to other commu-
mites"
The committee appointed a subcommit-
tee to consider the matter Of retiring
teachers upon marriage
At the present time the teachers may
become voluntary members OF a relief or
benefit association to which they contrib
ute monthly and which pays an annuity
upon retirement 1t is designed to have
enacted a statute that will provide A suffi-
cient annuity to enable them to live with
ordinary comforts after a lifetime OF
service.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
BRITISH SHIPBUILDING
NEARLY EQUALED BY u. S.

For the first time in history. so the De-
PaTtment OF Commerce announces, mer-
chant shipping in American yards is al
most equal >to that in British yards
Reports show that on October l there
were AZ steel merchant vessels with a
sross tonnage of 1.45A27O under construc-
ton or contracted for.
Under date of June 80, Lloyds' Register
reported 439 steel merchant vessels or
l.54O,1lS tons under construction in Brit
,sh yards. The British report does NOT
cover work contracted for and not vet
begun
During September, American yards fin
Ished nineteen steel merchant veg lis OF
46, ,6CS tons.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
HUGHES ATTACKS
COLE. NJ. HOUSE
Takes Sarcastic Fling at In
visible Government"

tBy the International News servtes.I
Omaha, Neb., Oct B-ChsrIes Evans
Hughes told 5000 persons here tonirht
that he was nominated for the Presidency
because he was known as the opponent
of invisible government" a sarcastic
fling at the influence Of Col. z. n Housa
President Wilson's closest friend, on ad-
ministrstion policies and actions.
TT lie now Said in substance that III
am elected it will result in installing In
visible government" he said. and what
a preposterous suggestion! came into
public life long before this administration
was thought Of as the opponent Of In
visible government The fact that wa
an opponent Of invisible government was
my title to public confidence. and It was
because was an opponent Of invisible
government that. not according to my Inz-
ing, indeed against by desire. WAC nom
mated for the Presidency OF the United
States
i know that We are in constant danger
Of subservion OF the principles o. govern
ment and ] desire TO say that as there
was no invisible government in the State
OF New York when ! had the honor to
hold the executive place there there will
he no invisible government in the United
States II I have the honor 10 hold the DO
sition OF President
i believe in government through cou-
stituuonal agencies. believe in govern
ment through the recognized ,fices OF
government according 10 the intent OF
the Constitution and The statutes.
think, indeed, il might be said that the
present sdmiaistra ton has been in large
measure an administration Of unofficial
sDokesmen, Of mysterious influences. and
can say. in entire good humor, that
desire government through two Houses
and not three"
Mr.. Hughes made a vigorous retort 20
President Wilson's claim that business
has been unshackled" by the Democratic
administration.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
PASSENGERS DANCE AS
SHIP ESCAPES U-BOATS
CBy the International News serviee.)

IBy the International News ServIee.)
New York. Oct I6-Carrying many dis
tinguished persons and defying the u
boat menace, the French liner Lafayette
arrived here today from Bordeaux
The Quebec Steamship Company liner
Bermuda arrived today, reporting that
she had seen no U-boat. Her sailing from
Bermuda had been held up for three days
Nu reports Of the U-53s activities of Nan
tUcket Many Of the women passengers
and several men slept in their clothes
during the trip with lfe-preservers con-
Stanty near. The minute word was
passed that the liner was within the
''s2 fety zone" a dance was arranged
among the passengers.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
WISE SCORES AS FALsTAFF.

Albany. n. Y, Oct. l6.-Thomas A.
Wise, Constance Collier and Isabel Irv-
ing opened their tour of the country in
Silvo Helms production Of The Merry
Wives of Windsor" at Harmanius
Bleecker Hall tonight. The tour is con-
sequent Of the appearance at the
Criterion Theater, New York, last April,
Of Mr.. Wise as Falstaff in the same play,
when ne was greeted by the critics as
the greatest Falstafr of all times"
The production here tonight proved a
social and intellectual event It proved
a revelation Of the beautiful and artistic
in the treatment OF Shakespeare's only
comedy Of the rural life of Old England
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
ORGANIZE PROGRESSIVE
FORCES, SAYS WILSON
President Says Element Has Long Been
Predominant in Democratic Party.
CBy the international News Service

(By the International News Service
Asbury Park. y. j., Oct. B.-President
Wilson today at Shadow Lawn told a
delegation Of Independents headed by
Rabbi stephen wise and Amos Pinchot
that the time had come for America
to unite and organize her progressive
forces. He added that for a long time
the progressive element in the Democratic
party had been the dominant element.
Rabbi Wise. in brief address. placed
Barnes. Roosevelt. Penrose and Perkins
in one class. He declared the Progress
sive element represented by the Wilson
volunteers could not follow the leader
ship of such men. Mr.. Wilson was in
formed that a campaign in New York
State for his reelection would be made
from the Battery to Buffalo.
set of resolutions presented by Rabbi
Wise denounced Hughes as a candidate
either afraid or unwilling TO express his
views.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
ITALIAN DREADNOUGHT
WAS SUNK BY PLOTTER
Commission Reports Belief that Con-
spirator Blew Up Leonardo da Vinci.

Rome, Oct. 1s.-Thc government now ID
convinced that the Italian Dreadnought
Leonardo Da Vinci, the %, ,Ooo-ton battle
ship which was sunk while at anchor q
month ago in the harbor of Taranto, was
sent to the bottom as a result of an ex-
plosion caused by a consprator aboard.
The government commission, appointed
Immediately after the disaster has re-
ported it is convinced this was the cause
of the explosion.
AS result the government today an
nounced an offer OF a reward of $40, ,0oc
to any one furnishing information lead
ing to the arrest and conviction of the
person who caused the explosion.
More than twenty officers and many
seamen lost their lives in the disaster
Efforts are being made to raise the bat
tleship.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
ENTENTE RECOGNIZES
GREEK REVOLUTONISTS
Allies May Overthrow Government
After War.


London. Oct. 15-The entente allies have
officially recognized the Revolutionary
government in Greece. while Withholding
recognition from the new cabinet formed
by NJ. Lambros at the request of King
Constantine.
This, summarized. means that the allies
have decided to overthrow the govern
ment of Greece in the event that they
win the war. 1t is their answer to the
continued refusal of Kiag Constantine to
enter the war on behalf OF the entente.
She goyeFnmFnt recognized is that
headed by former Premier Venizelos, the
strong man of the allies in Greece. 1t
has its seat ct Canea. Crete
The entente consuls 81 Canea have been
directed to extend Il recognition de-
cided on by the foreign office of the
allies
Venizelos is expected to Immediately
throw the army he has gathered about
him in with the allied forces in Mace
dOnia.
If the allies emerge victorious from the
war, King Constantine will be replaced
as head Of the Greek government
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
FOR PAN-ATLANTIC ALLIANCE

Paris, Oct IA Pan-AtIantic alliance
between the United States and the en-
tente powers is urged by James Hazen
Hyde, an American capitalist, who mas
been living in Paris for a number OF
years.
Mr.. HYDE, IN a statement published to-
day, spoke strongly In favor of an agree
ment for both political and Commercial
reasons. At the same time he warned the
United States that she would suffer eco
nomic exclusion after the war If Germany
is favored in any way.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
MUSTER OUT RECRUITS TODAY

The ninety-seven recruits for the F4r.t
Separate Battalion Of the District Ma
tional Guard will be mustered out Of the
service today, Maj. March B. Stewart, U,
s. A, announced last night.
Those OF the Guard who returned from
the border on Sunday will be discharged
from the Federal service SATURDAY.
Camp has been established at Fort Myer
and after the stoves are put up today
the men win be fairly comfortaDls,
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
MILKMEN WIN DEMANDS.
But Pittsburgh Faces Rise In Price
of Product as Result

Pittsburgh. Pa. Oct. 1s.-Pittsburgh' s
threatened milk strike failed to ma
terialize today.
Through an eleventh-hour compromise
agreement whereby the dairymen secure
an increase of approximately 20 per cent
and a six months contract, the strike
was called off and milk shipments con-
tinued today.
Leading dealers declare they will be
forced to raise the price to II cents a
quart as a result OF their concessions to
the producers.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
AUSTRIA REJECTS PLEA
OF u. S. FOR OPERA STAR

The State Department again has asked
Austro- Hungary to release Emmy Dee
tim. the golden-voiced opera star. But
an unsatisfactory answer has been re-
ceived, so American diplomats said yes-
terday. The State Department considered
II has done all that could have been done.
The release Of the singer now is entirely
at the discretion Of Austria.
There is considerable disappointment at
the State Department, as II had been
thought its good Offices would have much
efIsos
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
Villa Bandits Rout
1000 Carranzistas
CBy international News serviee.)

CBy International News serviceJ
Juarez, Mexico, Oct. 16.-Villista
bandits defeated and routed force
of 1000 Carranzistas in a battle
Saturday near San Andres, accord
ing to passengers arriving here to-
day from Chihuahua City.
San Andres is only twenty miles
from Chihuahua.
The passengers reported their
train was fired on by bandits near
Caorralitos, but the engineer
speeded up and escaped.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
CARUso HAS MUSTACHE

Returns to the United States with
Adornment on Upper LIP.
New York, Oct. 16.-Elated because h.
had beaten the Kaiser at his own eame-
not the war-but in raising a nustacbe
Enrieo Caruso came to these shores to-
day on the liner Lafayette.
The great singers adornment on the
upper lip was none of the short stubbv
growth Of a 17-year-old youngster. at
was the real thing. He told reporters
It because 1T was some mustache ;,
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
$4,000 SHOE WORKERS
GET EIGHT-HOUR DAY

(By the International News Service.
Binghamton. n. Y. Oct. l6-Announce-
ment was made today that Endicott &
Johnson, owners of the largest group of
shoe factories in the world, will establish
an eight-hour day system in all OF their
factories beginning November /.
Twelve thousand men are affected
They will receive ten hours pay for
eight hours work
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
$4,000 Bet on Wilson
With Odds of S to 7

CBy International News service.)
New York, Oct. I6-Wagers ag-
gregating 5000 were made on Will
son for reelection today in Fred
Schumm's Cafe in Brooklyn.
The odds were 7 10 s, with
Hughes the favorite.
There were few takers at 9 to 8
that Hughes would carry New
York State.
Seven to five were the odds on
Whitman for governor.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
JACK JOHNSON MINUS WIFE.
Leaves Champion Following rtstic
Bout-DIamonds Gone. Ton

New York, Oct. 1e.-Jack johnson Is a
grass widower
Word comes from Spain that Jacks
white wife has run away and that he
can't find her.
Mrs. johnson is said to have taken her
departure shortly after a fight with the
heavyweight former champion wherein
she lost the decision,
With Mrs. johnson, according to the
story received, went punches of diamonds
and other expensive jewelry, gifts of
Jack.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
CHAUFFEUR HELD.

Said to Have Carried 1890 in
Jewelry.
Ben Jones, a colored chauffeur, recently
in the employ Of James r. Branch, Of
Richmond Va, Is being held by the
Alexandria police charged with having
in his possession jewely said to be worth
81, 800.
1t is alleged that Jones admitted having
procured the jewelry from his employer.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
French Launch Giant Liner

1t was learned at the Bureau Of For
Cign and Domestic Commerce yesterday
that the French Line had just launched
its newest liner, the Paris" the largest
ship ever built in France. The tonnage
of the new vessel is $3.50 tons She can
accommodate 1900 passengers and carry
crew of 81
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

A S each day starts the thinking
~ minds that determine each
days activities-ocal. national
and international-form their opin-
ions from the news presented IN the
morning newspapers.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

HE Washington HERALD Is CIV
ing proof day by day of the fact
that the MORNING newspaper is the
most DEPENDABLE news source and
the most USEFUL advertising medium
for both merchant and shopper.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-17

Atlantic City, n. J., Oct 16.-Mayor
Harry Bacharach has issued a state
ment asserting that the excise, cleo
tion, and other laws are enforced
as strictly here as in any other New
Jersey town. This statement was
made in reply to a portion Of Presi-
dent wilson's address of Saturday, in
which he spoke slightingly OF the law
enforcent in seashore counties.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
Elnder 8Snrelon
MACH FLETcHER'S
casio RIA
81 8ntem &dnoen.

SIZE er1te Debatte inn Senat uber
uniere 8e5iebungen gu Sen a1ssudr=
tigen @ddten un6 uniere Soltung
in 6em iebigen e11ropaiidm &riege
bot bent ameritaniiden 8olte Die be-
rubigenoe @eriiderung gebrodt, Dob
sic SSrterel1n 6ie1es 2anbes i'm 5e=
note, iotpeit bie a11sldn6if9en 8e3ie<
b11ngen in Srage fommen, in g11ten
@an6en liegen.
8os 6ie @enatoren 8orfs bon
Californian, Sones bon @aibington,
Gore bon Sfloboma, S'@orman bon
Seem Sort un6 m6ere in 6iefer De-
bottle borbro4ten, moren Die @us=
fliilie oes geiun6en Menidenperi tan<
6es un6 6eS 8uni9es, 6ur6 ebrlide
Meutrnlitat unierm 9nn6e ole 3mi<
ltigfeitcn un6 3erpirfniiie nod
M0glid)feit 81 er1paren.
Sic @ertreter aus Sen tpeltlid)en
Stooten FIND niht fir 6ie bisberige
8olttif 6ie1er standardization 81 10
BEN. Ser @eiten bat me6er Sntereife
on Ser M11nitionsfabrifation nod an
Sen Manipulationen ser &odfinm5,
tpelde in M6miniitrotionsfreiien mab-
geben6 81 fem i9einen.
l1no 6us merifmrii6e 8oH mill
in fei1per iibertpiegen6en Maioritat
mdts BON Ser oggreiiipen Nolitif ge=
miffer Shorfmnder miiien, ionbern
begt Sen a1fri@tigen 8uni@, 6iefes
.9an6 Dor allen &ompIifationen 5u
betpabren unb nit anen Motionen IN
.6rie6en ur6 Greun6idaft gu 1eben.
@emator Gore bat cine @orlage
eingebradt, meIde anen fuinftisen
@ermidlnngen bon bornberein BEN
8o6en ent3ieben miir6e, ndmli6 baB
feinem merifmiiden 8Irger elm
&ab o1sgeitent per6en iolta, mem
er auf 6em Sdiff elmer ser frieg=
fubrenocn Mationen fdbrt, un6 6ab
linn in tie1em 6ane ser @6ut Der
@egier1tng 1ibt our @eite itebt.
1ies lit genm1 6as, mos Sic eng
liide @egierung int ruiiii@=japoni=
iden @riege tbat, un6 mas nnfere
@egieru11g ibon lange bditte tbun 1ol<
1en, .tper1t ibr sic S%ntereiien 6ieies
9an6es nGber ldgen ols 6ie eng
lambs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
Ser bat Die mnion sc:
rettet.

l1nieren Iieben Na9barn in Sand
90 miro mobl ettpas idapummelig BEL
6em 8erlaufe 6es &riegeS? Mnoers
menigitens permogen mir unS Dos
in LETTER Belt BORT berborgetretene
uns 6ie @er6ienlte Ser &a=
no6ier Inn 6ie 8ereinigten Staaten
unter' oie Noie gu reiben, nibt gu er-
flGre11. Da leien mir in ser ~Srtlb
8orlo," 6aB Elm &ana6ier feitgeiteat
bat, 10000 &ana6ier batten I'M 8ur=
gerfriege fir 6ie Union gefampft.
@ie elm Mitarbeiter ser 3eitung, &o=
bert 6Iobertp, beridtet, ltimmt oos
ni@t 10 redt. Ser Monn, Elm irilder
@onaoier, tpar bamals ielbit 6abei
un6 bot bereits i'm Sabre 1908 aus
Ben amtliden @elegen in 8aibington
eine 5oblenmabige 3uiammenitenang
ser Sbeilnebmer ant @iirgerfriege
nod @oIfs1tammen gemodt, iopeit
6os Bel Ser ungenm1igfeit ser Mngo<
ben iiberba11pt m0gli9 mor. So bot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
Ghledjte @emphnhetten.

Sol9e, sic Griibitud nebnten I'm
8 l1br ooer fpdter, SmbiB I'M 5tpolf
un6 bolbe Sm1ptmabl5eit I'M feds,
iin6 fait ii6er, 6ab iie INIT @erito=
pfung geplagt tperben. Sic erla11ben
feline 3eit, cine Mabl5eh 5n berbauen,
bepor cine on6ere genommen miro.
Midt meniger oIs flint Stunoen ion=
ten berltrei9en 5piid)en Neabl5eiten.
@enn Str BON @eritopfung geplogt
fei6, beiiert Cure @epobnbeiten nno
nebmt Gbamberlain's Goblette nn6
acknowledgements f0nnt SIR boffen
a11f cine roide Seilung. 9ieie So
blette itGrfer Sen Mage1 rno ieten
i'm in1tonb, feline 6unftionen nntiir-
Ii6 3u perridten. gu tm1fen in
&enrp's Corner 9rug Store. = @n5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13

er nun gefun6en, oaB in ben 5reitpil-
ligen=2iiten Der beri9ie6enen @taa=
ten $4,000 &unabier ber5eidnet TOO
rem, alIo mebr als Der an6ere &ara<
bier angibt.
Sum lit aber Die 6roge, tpie biele
oieier @anaoier ebenio tpie &obert
Slabertp geborene Srlan6er o6er iri=
ider Mbitamma11rg maren. Die @a1pt=
eimpa1,6erung in @ano6a Dor Dem
merifamiiden 8~urgerfrieg, boupt=
ld9Ii9 anfongs Ser ied8iger Sabrem,
tam ndmli@ aus Dem n0r6liden St.
lan6; bon elmer irgeno nabmbaften
@intpm6erung aus England, SdoH<
Lamb u116 @oIes tpar 6omals gor tel
ne &e6e. 9as 6iirfte als 8etpeis 90
fir gelten, 6oB Die @ebr3aN Der to-
na6iiden 6reimiqigen aus @ngeb0ri=
gen 6es iriihen Stammes beltan6en.
Sic uSriib @orl6" benubt nun Die
@%elegenbeit, m1@ bem 1ogenamten
@ngeliadientbum einen tiidtigen
&Iapps gu geben. 8efagtes Mngel=
iobientbum 6arf ndmli6 6ab Sen
amtliden 8elegen ta11m Mnipru6 90
ral1f erbebe1t 6aB 6ieies 2an6 elm on
geliadlii6eS tpare, man miibte 6enn
ane %geborenen Mmerifaner, sic in 6er
&eereslilten beraeidnet itebenL als
Mngeliadien anieben. 3ieier alte
&niff itebt ober in @i6eriprud nit
Der tbatiddliden @erfl1nft ser Be-
p0lferung Ser @ereinigten gtoaten
I'M Mnfong 6es 10. Sabrbunoerts.
9ie @alfte ser 6oma1s nIs engIiid
be5ei6neten @in>pan6erung fam aus
Srlan6, urr6 Damn febte cine itarfe
Guaranteeing n1s Deuti9lon6 elm.
@era6e sic betbeiligte fi9 portpiegen6
am 8iirgerfriege.
9ie 3nbI ser britifden Mmerifa=
rper, sic int 8iilgerfriege o11f Seiten
6eS Mor6ens fodten, betrug nod Sen
Grmtttel1ngen Ser vSriib @orlb"
1852 un6 Die 3aN Der in Den 81
item e%ingetrogenen @ngliiden 45,508.
9agegen betrug Die 3obl Der 6ert-
iden Sreipiuigen 1888 uno sic
Ser irii@en 144,221. M1io iteben
99,040 8ritiide gegen 3332,079 9e11t=
ide un6 Srldn6er, tpdbrenb 1853
bon ST. @o11l6 als n1sldn6iider ni9t
ongelid6iiider Mbfunft be5eidnet
mer6en. Sos lit o119 cine Mnttport
auf sic Sroge: user bot 6ie Union
gerettet? sc mdre natiirIi@ 11ngeredt
bemerft 6as 8lott etmas bosbaft, sic
&ilfe 6es Mnge1iadientbums bel 6ie=
fer &ettang gering a115uidlagen, nod
bel ungeredter mare eS, in l1eber=
i6atung 6iefer Silfe ii@ Bis 51tr Ser
abtung 6es Sel1tonentbums nn6 &el<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
erfuuen m11B, 6aB Der 6eutide @5ili=
tnrism11s. bic 6eutihe ioaiQle Giir{orz

erfiiuen muB, 6aB 6er 6eutide Mi1i=
tarismus, sic 6eltti6e 1o5iale 5i1r1or=
ge, sic 6eutide &batigfet I'M 8irtb=
idoftsle6en iogor bon Ser gepiB ni6t
oentidfreun6lihen @ilion Momini=
1trotion na9geabm mer6en. 60 bot
uns 6os blutige, eiierme Sabr 1915
neben 6en @iegen ser 6euti9cn 8af=
fen, tpie iolde Die 8eltgeididte nie
5upor eeieben, ben Sieg Or Wabrr=
beit mcnigitens tbeilpeiie gebraM.
l1n6 6ieie 8abrbett ipridt 11r 5l1=
gun1ten 6es 9eutidtbums in Ser
gon5en @elt nnb a116 5n uniere1
@un1ter.
Mog bor1111> 10 iebr mir 6ies an=
6erleits be6aaern, sos Sabr 1916
o11@ nnter Dem 8ei@en 6es fiirdterli=
den &riegsgottes ieinen @nfang neb=
men. Mit Dem @efiibI ser 8etriib=
niB mijGt ii6 6o9 Bel uns, Die mir
6eutider Mbitamm1ng itn6, 6os bes
@tol3es a1r6 Der 3uberii4t nber Die
glorreidyen grfolge, me1@e Ste tapfe=
rem 8elogrm1ett, pel9e Dos madere,
%opfertpldige 6e11tf6e @o1f errang
nno fiferli9 nod erringen miro.
Dus smbr 1915 bt SEN beutiden
|@ieg angebabnt ur6 fomeit %gefor6ert,
6ab mir 9e11tidIon6s en6giltigen
|Erirmpb I'M fommer6en Sabre gu
beriidtli6 ertparten 6iirfen. Dar11m
u@entid)" in Eriumpb fit 6as Sabr
1916.
@eI6' reider 2obn fir tre11es, 5abes
&irgen,
Die beuti6e &roft un6 Sreue mir6's
noubringen:
!0oB an Dem beutiden @eien
IDereinit nod miro 6ie 8ef geneien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
9as neme ,oeuti@e' Sabr.

mit ebermem @riffel nno blltt19er
Einte fat lid 6os Sabr 1915 bon
Mnfo1q Biz gum gn6e in oas Bud
sre Weltgel@idte einge5ei6net. VS.
fonn ji9 Bel ieinem Mbgange oeS
iblen @or5uges riibmen, ser Met11d<
belt mebr Summer uno @leno, gsotb
un6 sos bereitet 5u baben ols irge1o
zines }einer @organger 1T BENT 9etpal=
tiqen 3eitraume ieit Mnbegi1n Der
Melt. limo fem h1r6tbares &egt<
n,ent lit bon iolder @efpaH bob es
{einen eiiengepm5erten, %blnttrtefen=
SEN 6ub iiber sic @dmene Der Sob
restpen6e iebt.
Minionenbeere aus allen Sbetle1t
ser gr0e iteben fi@, NIT ben furdt-
boriten @offen geriiitet, nit Dem
@nti6luB gegeniiber, ben bluttgen
aompf Biz gum gr6e, einem eroe
NIT gGreden 6urd8ufubren. nro
10 finbet o1@ Ser @i6eri treit menl6=
Iider @cfible, ser @abrbeit gege1t
sic 2iige, ser mobren Sumanitat ge>
qer1 sic @eu6eIei un6 Ben @orbarts>
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an sic aeibe1r inn @eiite nit ibnen
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bringt 9in6erung, 1obol6 es appli5iert
lit. Gin GROCER Comfort lit eS am@
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@errenfungen, 3uetidungen etc. Sc
tit msge3eidmet. fir @eurolgia nn6
&opftpeb. 25f in aQen Mpotbefen.
Sing.
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