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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
THE REMOVAL
Of FREIGHT EMBARGO
Pennsylvania Railroad Company An
nounces Lines To and From
West Almost Clear.

Embargoes which have been IN effect
against freight from the entire west
on the Pennsylvania railroad system
and for all western points reached
through Pittsburgh, Pa, have been al
most entirely removed according to
an announcement by that company
Tie congestions OF freight trains which
have tied up the two chief western
freight lines of the system. the Fort
Wayne and Panhandle routes, nave
been cleared to a great extent.
Restrictions, however, still apply
against freight for the Youngstown,
Ohio. district, with the exception OF
coal, coke, ore. rhinestone, dolomite,
perishable freight, foodstuffs for human
and federal government
freight.
The embargoes against freight des-
tined for the west by way of Pitts
burgh, were placed by the Pennsyl-
vania system November 13. They COW
cred everything except live stock,
perishables, foodstuffs for Human con-
sumption, coke and limestone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
TWO G. w. u. STUDENTS
THROWN FROM MOUNTS
Members of the '.Order of Pegasus"
Find That Name Alone Is Not
Sufficient to Keep Saddles.

The old quotation was wildly
brought to the minds of student-riders
of George Washington University yes
terday afternoon, when two of them
found out that merely by calling them
selves members of the order of Peg
asus' was not sufficient to make them
capable of keeping their mounts.
Yesterday was the initial outing Of
the Order of Pegasus. When the mem
bers of the newly founded organization
had merrly "embarked" on their fiery
steeds'' they found out that saddles
are not easy to stick to as fly paper.
Leon Tashof was the first to have his
horse walk from under him. The second
was Watson Davis. The animals We're re-
captured and the ride resumed. The
falls We're but slight ones and no one
was hurt badly.
Those in the party We're Misses Flor
ence ODonneI Louise Lowber, Bess
Spicer, Elizabeth Cullen and T.. Price
and Messrs. Mari, Charles kothe, Wat
son Davis, Leon Tashof and T. chad
dick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
THEFT OF AUTO REPORTED
BY VLADIMA BRANDES
One Laprobe, an Electric Battery and
Car Tire Also Among Val
uables Stolen.

Niadima Brandes. 1913 North Calvert
street. Baltimore. said to represent the
Russian government in q munition
plant in the Oriole city. reported to the
police that his automobile. a racing
car. was removed by some one not
known to him from III front Of Cochran
Hotel. 14th and X streets. last night
about O'Clock. The police believe the
car was taken by men who followed
B-2ndes here from Baltimore. Brandes
said that two unidentified white men
were seen in his car in front of his
home shortly before he came 10 this
city. They were detected and fright
ened from the car before they had time
to start it.
Brandes came here to confer with an
official. 1t is stated. and forgot the name
of the hotel at which he had the an
pointment He stopped az the Cochran
to inquire for the official, he stated, and
was there only a few minutes His car
carried Maryland license 3531l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
Farm Champions.

The wrestlers and the fighters.
ana base ball heroes. too, are
doomed by sporting writers the
whole long twelvenonths through.
But they are sordid suckers, who
for the Doodle play; sing the
champeen slluckers who husk four
loads day! When corn is ripe
and yellow, and keen the autumn
air, the active farmer fellow goes
forth to husk his share. If lie
shucks bushels eighty. between
the dawn and dusk. he's made a
record weighty. and he can surely
musk. His fame goes down 10
zero. and he must bow before the
shining corntield hero with forty
bushels more. I've seen the
champeen shucker, who won q
township fame. in his best bib
and tucker. enjoying mems &C
claim. He has no use for medals.
no loving cups he needs. and he
puts on soft pedals when talking
OF his deeds. No sporting scribe
Endorses. and no promoter knows
this gent who drives his horses
adown the long corn rows, and
beats the rival shuckers because
lie likes to win-thev boost the
prize ring muckers. who reek OF
dope and gin.
WALT MASON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
HUNT RABBITS WITH STONES
Boys Use New Form of Ammunition
in Woods Around WASHINGTON

Hunting rabbits in the woods abort
Washington with stones as ammunition
is u sport that IS now being enioyed
by Washington boys who are on to
the game. Yesterday afternoon a re-
porter for The Star saw a number of
youngsters on the river front gather
ing stones from a shoal dock. The re-
porter thinking that stone hattie
might be imminent inquired what tba
boys were going to do with the sto,es
Going hunting" was the laconjc re-
Spouse of one of the youngsters Eur-
ther inquiry developed the fact that tbe
boys intended to go after rabbits tbis
afternoon after school, and thar whcn
they start a bunny they throw hand
full of stones at it. And we get EN-
too" said one of the boys "Tou know
out of Il handful of stones one is ant
to strike the rabbit. and it takes but
little to stop him."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
BIRTH CONTROL DISCUSSED.
Charles T. Mailman Addresses Wash
ington Secular League on Subject.

Propa ganda for the dissemination of
information pertaining to birth control
and attendant vicisStudes were dis
cussed by Charles T. Mailman of the
National Birth Control League in an
address before the Washington Secular
League, III Pythian Temple, yesterday
afternoon.
Much attention was devoted by the
spe.k er to the so-called Comstock law,
passed by Congress in the early seven
Ties at the solicitation of Anthony Com
stock, who. Mr.. Mailman claimed, al
lied birth control Information with OBJ
scene literature.
General discussion Of the subject
was led by John W. Echols, member of
the local bar, who voiced vehement OPP
position to the propaganda. Samuel
Saloman also voiced his opposition to
the proposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
Other Losses Reported

DR.. Ehett Stuart. ICES Connecticut
avenue, reported the theft Of AN cleo
trio battery valued at So. Tho battery,
he stated. was taken from his au;omo-
bile in the alley in rear of his home.
J. l. Jones. 1860 Florida avenue north
east. announces that laprobe was
taken from his automobile III front of
J07 d street last night
George W. Ferguson, Arlington. Va,
reported the theft of an automobile
tire. He said the tire was taken from
his car in front of a theater on Penn
sylvania avenue.
Two unidentified white men last night
about II o'clock tried TO open a front
window of the residence Of DR.. Leopold
Glushak. 1879 L street. They were
frightened off by Il domestic in the en-.
ploy OF the physician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
FREIGHT RATES HIGHER
Nearly Twice Usual Price for River
TRANSFORMATION of Lumber.

Freight rates on lumber from North
Carolina and bay points to this city and
Baltimore continue to advance 1t is
stated that the two-masted bay schoon-
CT Clemmie Travers was recently char
tered to run lumber to u Baltimore
firm at 50 the thousand feet. This is
about twice the normal rate. and if il
continues long. as the prospect is it
VIII. many bay vessel will pay for
herself twice over inside of six months
Many Of the larger vessels that have
been employed in the oyster trade and
are not held by charters have stopped
Clustering and are taking up general
freighting work on the bay and its
tributaries.
and higher is being offered on lumber
charters from the Potomac to Balti-
more. This is the highest rate that has
been paid in many years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
No Lack of Oysters for THANKSGIVING

The oystermen say the outlook is for
good supply of oysters at the wharf
market to meet the demands of the
Thanksgiving market. a number of
the oyster runners here now are plan
ming to return to the lower river, buy
cargo of good oysters and get back
In time for the heavy demand which
comes on the last Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of the month. The dredge-
boats working in the lower Potomac.
1t Is stated. are making good catches.
and. while the Baltimore market is
bidding heavily for the bivalves, the
masters of the local runboats are con-
fdent they will be able to obtain car
goes and be back here in time for the
holiday market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
Shortage of Labor.

Local dealers in commodities that
come by freight are as & rule compelled
to use all the free time granted, forty
eight hours. to unload each car, owing
to a shortage in labor. Laborers as
signed to drayage refuse to report for
work at times. it is said. and the deal
ers are embarrassed i'll unloading
freight promptly.
The Pennsylvania system. in a state
meIlt recently issued. declared that Oc-
tober it faced a. shortage of $500
freight cars The statement vas that
this shcrrag" was due to the fact that
Shippers as u rule loaded cars to half
their capacity.
ii now is believed that shippers are
loading full cargoes and thereby re
ieving congestion by using about half
the number Of cars needed under the
old half a-load" system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
Washington's Good Fortune.

Washington has been particularly
fortunate in escaping u serious freight
congestion. There has been A shorta ge
of cars. as admitted by a local repre-
sentative of one of the large systems,
but with the exception of coal. various
necessary commodities have been COM
ing into the capital at fairly normal
rate. Only about one-half of the usual
amount OF coal is coming in by the
Pennsylvania system.
Railroad officials have said that there
has been little inclination on the part
of Washington dealers to delay the
unloading of freight. and by tying up
the delivery of products cause q false
market with soaring prices. Local
dealers have been warned that future
deliveries viii not be made to any
who delay the unloading Of freight
consigned to them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
Urges Closer Co-Operation.

y. Q. Stafford, principal of the Lin
coin Day School and head of the Ran
dali Night School. urged stronger CO.
operation between school and church
in an address at the Mount Moriah
Baptist Church yesterday morning.
He urged the members of the church
10 help in interesting persons in the
work of the night schools. The ad-
dress was part of 4 general campaign
being waged by the teachers in the
Randall Night School to bring about
Z larger attendance in their building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
Army and Navy Game, New York

reduced rate, BaItimOrc & ONO,
All trains Friday, November "a, and
Saturday morning, valid returning until
Monday. Special train of parlor ears,
diner and coaches from Union station
7 am. Saturday. Table d'hofe breall-
fast. IS cents, and luncheon, 500. Ar
rive Liberty St. New York, IL noon.
thence Ninth Ave. elevated from f,ort
landt st station to Polo Grounds Round
trip fare, $l020.-Advertisemcn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
Pencil sharpeners Schmidt, 1921 18th.
C1afiin Optical Co., 9O7 F. st.
Glasses for individual needs.
The Christian Science Church.

by VIM. NJ. Goodwin, L. &. C. s. S1.50
net 303-307 Dist. Natl. Bank bldg,
1906 q st. NV. A timely, mpersonal.
dispassonate, analytical. unanswera Bile
discussion Of the organizations weak
nesses and Inconsistencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
CITY ITEMS.
WINS Old Dominion War Cake.

3 lbs. Soc; 10 lbs. Gran. Sugar 75c:
White Potatoes. 45c: Sweet Potatoes.
3Oc PIX. Apples. soc PIX; lbs. Head
Rice. csc; lbs. Black-eyed Peas, csc;
3 lbs. Hominy. 10c; lbs. Buck wheat.
25c: - lbs. White Meal, CSC; Wonder
Coffee, zoe; Wonder Tea. 29c: 5 cans
f. J. Peas. csc: large cans Asparagus.
l9c; Pure Pepper. Csc; 3 lob. bags
Salt, CSC: Grape Juice. OTIS, 22c: pound
jars Rockwood's Cocoa, csc; Star of the
East Flour. $3.50 Dbl; "a lbs. Old-time,
$1.15; loaves Bread. 10c 926 Pa. ave.
and all the j. T. D. Pyles Stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

Baltimore & Ohio. 1920 am Sunday.
Nov. 70. Children half fare. The sight
seeing way into New York.-Adver-
tisenent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

Essanay's 1916 Revue. with Charles
Chaplin. 5000 IT. of continuous laugh
ter. Now playing. Empress Theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

A Dancer A Party: Rent n GrafOnOla.
The Sport Mart. Inc, 905 F. st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
70 Augusta. Aiken. Asheyille.
Columbia, Charlotte.
,.Dnsf. Gn.n;.I

Best train. Best service. Dining car.
Lv. Washington : pm. daily Inforna-
ton 705 18th. Gil G st. nw-Adyer-
tiSement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
Pays Big.

The investment of a small sum In a
Star Classified Ad win give you big
returns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
New England Mutual Life-s1 Year.

old. Rates, S11.60 per $1,000 and up.
Guaranteed most liberal policy con-
tract d. Fulton Harris, Colorado bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

meeting of the Central Citizens' As
ISOLATION is to be held this evening at
o'clock in the North Capitol Savings
Bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

Las arranged TO hold its first meeting
Of the season next Friday evening at
Sis o'clock at the New willard Hotel.
g. e. Calhoun, president. Will preside.
and the program Of business to come
before the society the coming year
will be discussed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

founding OF the Fifteenth Street Pres
byterian Church was celebrated yester-
day. Rev. DR. r. J. Grimke officiating.
\ sacred concert at $50 o'clock last
evening closed the celebration.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

lamb, SRI. @ilb. Sonian, Sobn me.
Goa unb Ym1l Sed, uno 6a man
iolde Mben6s Die fdonen 6e11tiden
moblflingenoen @eiien iingen bort,
mii1en bteie Sommerfrifdler gu-
tie Meniden fem, 6enn es beiBt
ia: u8oie aberdeen baben TEL
ne 2ieoer." Grau 2ina
@eu bon &oberts, S6abo, friiber
Graulein @urggraf bon @6en @anep,
reiite, nod einem 5meimonatli9en Be-
i1de BEL ibrer @ouiine Srau Serb.
Neters un6 anberen 8ertpanbten in
Minneiota nad Sauie 5uriid. Srd11-
lem 0tilie Otter miro iie begleiten
unb ge6enft etntge Monate bort 5u
berleben. = Sodtp. Serr 8rer6er
1rn6 Soul 8o9 bon 2uremburg tpo-
rem Mittpo6 @eiudJer in unierer
8nrg. = 9ie 8rauerei erbielt oieie
ISOLDE 6 @oggonlaoungen nit Ma-
terial fir ipe5iellen @ebral16.
Gospar Mdbrem ser gemiitbIide
lit fir einige Sage
i'm Sntereiie 6erieIben bier tbdtig. =
Mm letten Smitag mar Elm 2eben
un6 Greiben ont Muup 2ofe, tpie es
tpobl ielten ser 6aa lit. Gdmmt-
lide Mngeiteuten ser Mor6itern
Subj. So. botten 6urd sic Greun6-
liffeit bes Germ Serb. @eters bei>
fen sommerbol1s an nfer genannter
Sees CUR @em1sa1ng erbalten. Sc
miitblidfeit un6 5robiinn mar sic
9oiung un6 olles, @er5 pos begebreit
Gu, mar in @fien un6 Grtnfen per-
treten. 9ieies aIles un6 bos f9one
@etter mer6en 6ieler Sag nod Lam
&c in Ser @rinner1tug ser Sbeilneb-
mer ,podbalter. - Mi9. Summer
febrte 9ienitog bom Sfattournier in
Milpo1fee 5urud, obne Sen erlten
Hreis erlangt 51 baben.
&idmo1b~
Sodtp. P. @regor, .. g. s., lit
in mtli@en @ngelegenbeiten in 8a1=
1utb. = 9os gbepoor Doctor @el5,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

meldes nod imrner ouf Ser Sod
5eitsreiie, tuiro itd Bel Der @udfunft
freuen ibr neues Seim beinobe ooq-
enoet por5ufin6en. Ser Stpl oes
@aules lit ieoenfals bier nod nidt
pertreten. Seoenfals bat es nit iei-
mer groBen Mn5abl bon Senitern
feinen MangeI on 9i@t un6 Sl1ft mno
lit es Elm Mooel Der mo6ernen bDgie-
nilden gauart. Semanoem ser mutt
oieIer nidt bertrart, mag iie bel
Iei@t frem6artig porfommen. - Mm
Gienitagmorger fan6 in ser bieiigen
Setter nno Saul Stride 6ie germdb-
lung zines bier iebr geadteten Bair-
dens ourd Sen bodtp. P. @regor,
.. g. s., itaH. Ser 8rautigom
Sobn Tiidba4 lit ein @obn oes
&errn 5iidbad bon 9afe Senrp unb
sic grout gbriitina Semmii6 sic
Sodter bon Sobn Semmii6b elmer
uni erer p%romtnenten 6armer. Die
Sod5eit uatr6e m 6em Sauie Ser
grauteItern o11fs 8eite gefeiert unb
Elm Sang bel Sen 8rauteltern Bill
6ete 6en @dluB. = 8enn &beo.
.Gtienfe NIT ieinem Mel1a1bm fertig
lit, miro er Elm id0nes geraumigeS
Sous baben. Sobn @66elitone bon
ct. Soul lit nit ieinem 6ruuden, Ell
ner gebore1ten 8ades, 5um 8eiude
ibrer @ertpnn6ten bter.
!6plbingforb.
Sobn 8ienef, Ser 81 Sabre alte
5obn ser bier mobnenben 6milte
Soiepb 8iemef, ser in Mor66afota m
porIetten Sonntag ertranf> lit bier
bon ser ct. &eotpigs Stride aus BE-
er6iet tporoen. Trmt Soiepb
@infler ir. erbielt sic Madrtdt, bob
sic 6rou ibres 8r116ers, Srou sos.
l1ptegrobe I'M ct. Marien-Soipital
5u MinneapoIis ant Merbenfieber er-
fronft nie6erliegt. = Sodp. &err S.
8obfa bon ct. CLOUD mar lebte $50
DIE mebrere Sage beim bodtp. Serrn
@olfofsft at @aite. ..e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
TannesniQe.

gran5 GbieImann, Srau un6 Eod-
ter aotborina nn6 SRI. 8eatrice
@arte bon ct. CLOUD berbringen Ben
@e1t bes sommers bier an Sen l1fern
oes ify0nen Safe &oronis. = ST. g.
6. 8ilon tpar Snmltag per Nuto nad
minneapolis, bon tpo er leinen 8ru=
ser Mfre6 un6 beiien iunges @eib-
den bierber bradte, TINT Ole gel l1n1e
Minnefota-9uft am idonen Safe So
rones 5u genieben.
@dtfit1s.
6rancis 9ilon bot feline Steae als
@ebiilfsfaiierer in Der bieiigen Gar-
mers @tate 8amf nie6ergelegt un6
bot fi4 na@ 5cobp, Mont., begeben,
mo- ibm i'm ei1em &anfgeidaft cine
Before @telle angeboten lit. = Strong
@ternam bat lid in Sen 8eiib eines
nel1en Mutomobils gebradt. @@-
fins mno na9ite l1mgebung berfugen
iebt iiber 80 Mutos, oeren gigentbii-
mer mebr ols CUR Sd1fte Sarmer
iino. = 6ra11 5ran5 &aui@ BON Sa=
cobs 8roirie tpar bier Bel ibren @ob-
mem Sesacob u1r6 @olentin at @aite. -
SRI. Mopmie @te6ele bat tire Steae
aIs @ebu1fin in ser bieiigen Bolt-
office nieoergelegt un6 bat ii4 nab
ct. GIouo begeben, MOO Tie fi4 anoe=
TER Bei96ftig11ng mi6men miro.
Glear Gate.
Sc. Stuff un6 @attin bon ct. CLOUD
pare1 Sonntag bier Bel ibrer So@>
ter, Grou SEQ McDonal6, 5u @aite.
Sru11 9ou lit Mitte LETTER ISOLDE
naa odt Sage tangent 8eiu@e Bel III
REM 8ru6er S. 81. 9uifer no9 ibrem
@eim in 8erba1m 5urudgefebrt. =
SRI. @Iara &alfma1r1 bot ftd 5u lan=
gerem 8eiude Bel @ertponoten uno
Treunoen rn9 8ead, sc. g., begeben.
Srou g.. &. @arttn bon Suros>
fielo, 81. g., berbradte mebrere Sage
bier bel friiberen Madbarn. - SRI.
Soiepbina Cohen, mel@e bier eine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

SoIepb Mulitfapelle perberrli6t. Am
0ienitasmorgen 5elebrierte Der 01o'
aeian-Sberbirte in ser &onpentsta<
belle ein feierlides &ontififalamt,
tpobei gegen 81 Erieiter artpe1er1o uno
Sic 4apeue nit Mnoddtigen geflat
NOR. 81 Nopi5en legten Dor benz
bodm'lten Serrn 8iidof Sic einfahen
unb 81 sdtpeltern sic efpigen De-
liib6e nb.
3 Sodp. Serr S. @%iloenborg,
meld)er crit fiir5li9 in Sen FL. Hrie-
iterltono erboben tpur6e, lit pom
bod hp'lten Serrn 8iidof sos. 8nld)
als Mlliltent ser ct. Solepbs-@e=
meinoe in Eier5 ernnnnt poroen.
IS Sic Sobreserer5itien Ser bodtp.
gene6iftinerpater, tpelde in Ser ct.
Sobns Mbtei bonn bo4m'iten 9err11
Bi{dof 8ui9 g%eleitet mer6en, muroe11
INN cine. ISOLDE peridoben uno tper-
Sc nam ndalten Montagobeno tbrer
Mnfang nebmen.
& Sodtp. P. Soieph .. 9. s.,
grofeilor an ser ct. Sobns nnioer-
iitat uno 5ugleid @ebiilfsprieiter in
Ser pom bodtp. P. 2uoger, .. g. s.
poltorierten Gemeinoe in ct. Soiepb,
befin6et ii9 ouf odt 8o9en CUR
Geellorge un6 @rbolung 1T eaB
Safe, Minn.
0ie gr6orbeiten fir Die neue
&sirde ser ct. Bernbor6S @enuei11-
Sc, tuelde in @or6 Sprtngs oniteae
Der nie6ergebrannten erridtt miro,
iin6 int bonen @ange. Sos neue @e-
bar6e miro gu einem &oitenatfpanoe
bon $4,000 erridtet un6 miro BEN Be
6iirfniNen ser @emein6e DoQenos ent,
lpreden. Mm smitag unb Cont
tag Dor o9t Eagen mar ser bo9m'i tie
SER @iidof Soiepb 8ui@ in @oro
Springs un6 bieB sic tbm bon oetn
bodhp. Tfarrer @an Ser 8oer bor-
gelegten Nldne fir oen Nea1bou gut.
Sci ser ont 4. Suli gum 8elten Ser
nel1er1 @irde geboltenen 6eier mrroe
elm @eingetpinn bon $3.50 Biz $500
er5ielt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Illus der unn9e9end.
Melrpie.

Sodm. 81. Soiepb Sd, mel6er
bier beim bodtp'iten Migr. 8. &idter
un6 bel 8ertpon6ten 5u @olte mar, tit
muf fem Mrbeisfel0 in Columbus,
Ohio, 5urudgefebrt. = Sodm. Serr
g. @dirmers bielt am 4. Suit in
Mpon sic 6eitreoe. Sobios @o11-
ter un6 @attin% eritatteten Der in @bo-
flo uobmenoen 6amilie s. 6. Gent
brod eine11 8eiud. = So4tp. Serr
s6irmers begab ii@ IN 8egleitltug
6es bodm. @errn @iegler bon gu.
mont iiber Morris nod Donneqh, tpo
bei6e bem bodtp. 8forrer @eiieling
einen 8eiud eritatteten. = Ser So
milie Seinri6 Ebieriddfer mur6e arn
qIorreiden 8ierten Elm Sodter@en
qeboreu. Slid gum greigniiie! =
@od mebrere Sage Tangent 8eiude
bei Ser GomiIie ibres @obnes Stop
goung iin6 81. un6 6rou 6. SIS.
goung nad ibrem9eim IN Soroan 511-
riifgefebrt. = 6rm1 Nearia 3ur@er
erfreute lire in @olegepiae mobren=
Sc Mutter, Sraa 80. 8rofer nit ei-
rtem 8eiude. = Muguit Saiter uro
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