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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-15
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry of near Cald-
we'll visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Perry
Sunday and accompanied them to the
Appleton church Sunday morning.
Those from here who are going to
Caldwell to school this winter are,
Alva Gragg, Alva Peters, Seth Hoad-
ley, Jocelyn Gardner and Louise
Wright, who will attend high school.
Those going to grammar schoo | are
We're, Wayne and Marjorie Sewer,
Vivian and Earl Leitritz and Kenneth
Vasold.
Our school will not begin for few
weeks yet as the school house is not
ready.
Miss Swan of Lakeview is assisting
Mrs. Kilburn at the U. S. R. S. board
ing house.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bradshaw made
a trip to Boise last week.
Mr.. Westcott of Caldwell has also
purchased the Robertson place which
is just across the road from the Lett
riz place,
Arthur Fry has disposed of almost
all Of his peaches at good price.
Eleanor Prosser, who has been stay
in with Mrs. Langley, returned tc
her home in Lakeview last week.
Clarence Gragg visited in Riverside
Sunday evening.
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y PLEASANT RIDGE =
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Misses Carleen and Kathryn
Dougherty were guests at the Luther
w. Wells home in Boise last week.
The ladies aid met with Mrs. H. F.
Brandenburg last week.
Chas. Howard and family and Mrs
Henry Martin attended the Mills
Higgins meeting at Star, Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Ecco Cover was the hostess at
a, Leap Year party at her home on
Tuesday night of last week. There
was a small crowd present but they
report fine time
Rev. Henry Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Starr, Mrs. f. S. Moss and Miss
Bonnie Moss attended the Fourth
Quarterly Conference of the Pleasant
Ridge charge at the Appleton church
on Wednesday of last week.
There is hay baler in this neigh
borhood this week J. M. Garner and
R.. D. Breckon have had some hay
baled.
Miss Hazel Shelp is spending the
week with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Shelp.
Mrs. George Martin left last week
for Washington where her husband is
working
F. J. Reds mother left for Cali
fornia last Friday.
The Epworth League business meet
ing and social at the Ira fish home
last Friday night was we'll attended
and a very profitable and enjoyable
evening was spent Several new mem
bers were received. The business
meeting was adjourned to meet mex,
Friday night at the G. A. Springer
home. The social hour was spent in
various games. The Reds" in a re.
cent contest were entertaining as they
were the losers in the contest. A
candy pull was the refrshment fea.
ture of the evening.
One farmer on Pleasant Ridge
wanted a dog and therefore got {
pup so that he could train him as hi
should be trained. But this young pun
learned some bad tricks, such as suck
ing eggs and worrying little chickens
and turkeys to DEATH SO the farme
decided to let Mr. Pup follow hin
away one day thinking to lose the lit
tie rascal. The dog got lost alright
but one of the neighbors CHANGED t.
drive over the same road one day ant
found his friends dog and of cours
brought him home. The owne
of the dog thanked the man for re
uIHlilR MS pup anu never SdlQ WOI'
about worrying turkeys or sucking
eggs.
Robert Jacobs was taken to Canyo
Hospital short time ago, but tn
last report was that he was able t
be out again. While he was in tn
hospital his neighbors attended to hi
threshing for him.
School opened Monday at Pleasan
Ridge. The teachers this year ar
Miss Maude Burris and Mrs. o. L
Stevens
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cite lakes.
The Misses Alice and Beatrice
Amesbury, Ruth, Gladys and Dot
Mulch, Sallie Mitchell and Lawrence
keil are attending high school in
Mr. Floyd Mitchell moved his
family to Midway, that the children
may be closer to school.
Our school will open October 2.
Mr.. Harry Amesbury moved his
family to Caldwell Friday, that his
daughters may attend high school.
E. d. Emerson of Nampa was a
visitor in the valley the fore part of
the week.
Mr.. Haug and Miss Bessie McClus-
key, who have spent several months
in Dever, made trip home by auto,
arriving Friday night Although they
encountered great deal of bad road
the trip was very enjoyable one.
Mr.. Albeaugh of Caldwell is visit
| ing his daughter, Mrs. Ed Field and
| family.
Mr. Reece Bayless is salesman for
the McNess Drug Co., in this terri
tory
Mr.. and Mrs. George Seitz and son
visited in Nampa, Sunday.
Mrs. c. c. Tobias moved to Nampa
Mrs. w. H. McCluskey to Caldwell
and Mrs. Escott to Sunny Slope, or
account of the great distance theil
children would have to travel tc
school here.
A number of young people attended
the supper and dance given at the
new school house, at Lakeview, Sat
urday night
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. Floyd Nc
lntyre, Thursday.
Clark Roberts oats yielded 70 bush
els per acre.
Miss Verla Kelly spent the weel
end with her parents.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-15
JUST ROCKING ALONG"

buffalo News)
We are indebted to A. B. Garretson
of the brotherhoods for this terse and
expressive summing up Of the rail-
road situation:
ITS just rocking alongw
The same phrase is applicable to
most things that have called for i'm
mediate action on the part of the chief
executive of this country and his con-
ferees-we have just been rocking
along"
The Lusitana matter-"it's just
rocking along"
The Mexican situation-"it's just
rocking along"
British mail seizures-"s rocking
along"
Pork barrel appropriations-"still
rocking along"
Civil service preferments-"stil
rocking along!"
High cost of living-".It's just rock
ing along"
Yes, all these Riddles" have been
rocked to sleep to the croonings of
the chief rocker and tucked away for
the time being.
But they will not remain somnolent
much longer. They will wake up and
demand attention.
And they won't be put off with
soothing syrup, either.
The "just rocking along" period is
about over.
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Mrs. H. Hume and Pearl Hume
have returned from a visit with rela-
tives at Middleton.
DERRICK and Pope were over from
Notus last week, buying hay in this
locality.
M. Frosig has been in the Deer
Flat country this week buying and
shipping potatoes.
Misses Hattie Day, Josephine Day,
and Doris Drew attended teachers
institute last week in Boise.
George Woody will go to McMin-
Vile, Ore, and enter the Thelogocal
school at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haller of
Peoria, ILL.,, who have been visiting
relatives here, left Monday for Port
land, Oregon.
Mrs. Fred Rowland was out from
Caldwell Thursday visiting at the w.
Rowland home
Cecil Weeks brought large band
of sheep down from Smiths Ferry
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Bollman spent
Sunday with friends near Middleton.
The Wilderia postoffice now is
Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell were
Caldwell visitors Saturday.
Rev. c. w. Vail of Payton, Iowa,
who has been visiting H. c. VAIL, has
gone to China where he will study
the language and people for a year
and will remain as missionary for
seven years.
Albert Hudson, Lewis Hudson, and
children, Ralph Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hudson, ST., have returned from a
three months trip to Yellowstone
Park.
The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist church was very pleasantly en-
J tertained at the home of Mrs. Bert
| Lundgren, Friday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Soper were on,
from Caldwell Sunday, visiting rela
tives here and at Fargo.
| Mrs. Ben Day was a Boise visitor
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Anderson returned Sun
day from Boise where she has spen
the past three weeks receiving medi
cal treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. fish were bust
ness visitors in Caldwell Saturday.
Melvin Limbaugh, Hester Drew
and Herbert Slinker entered the Cald
we'll High school Monday, Vera Yer
non, the College of Idaho, Opal AM
Ruth Wood and Fay Vernon, tn
Greenleaf Academy.
Mrs. H. Kenner of Nampa is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Elmer Lee.
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Mr. o. F. Reece and baby are on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Daily are
the proud parents Of baby girl born
September 10th.
school duties as teacher at Ten Davis.
Mrs. Chapel and family moved to
Caldwell last Saturday
Mrs. Brown and children from Sun
ny Slope visited in this neighborhood
last Sunday.
About twenty young people from
here sang at the hospital Sunday even
ing.
Miss Zoe Hibbs left early Monday
morning for Soldier, Idaho, where she
will teach school this coming year.
Mrs. Huldah Tozier was a business
caller at Nampa Wednesday of last
week.
Ruth and Mary Day spent Friday
afternoon with Geneva Street
Mr.. Percy Kelly was a Greenleaf
caller Sunday
Mrs. F. D. Roberts of Melba was
week end visitor in this vicinity.
Mrs. Wade of Melba spent a few
days of last week visiting with her
DTOllcT, w due uQkeT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newkirk of Kansas
are here visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Henley.
The public school opened last Mon
| day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Street motored
to Boise Monday for the order of
booke for the public school.
Don Benson and Paul Evans were
driving pony Monday hitched to a
cart when the horse became frighten-
ed and began to run. The boys were
both thrown out and Paul received a
dislocated wrist.
Last Wednesday afternoon the w.
c. T. U. ladies met with Mrs Ida
Hinshaw. There were about thirty
five ladies and children present.
After the business session the children
gave short program, after which
light refreshments were served. All
seemed to enjoy the occasion.
Last Friday afternoon the mission
airy meeting met with Mrs. Seburn
Harris, A large number Of ladies
were present, after the lesson in the
new study book, Mrs. Lucy Arm
strong gave a very interesting talk on
the African mission field.
Last Tuesday evening the members
of the church met on the lawn at 7.
{. Perisho's in honor of the new pas
tor, Charles I. Whitlock and family,
and the former pastor, Ezra Pearson
and wife. After prayer offered by Mr..
Cox. short program of speeches and
music was rendered; light refresh
mcnts were served
Last Friday evening occurred the
annual reception for new students of
the academy. A large crowd gathered
in the assembly room of the academy
and were entertained by the orchestra
plaving a few selections, Professor
Roberts gave a speech, and Ledrew
Villains sang solo. After a few
games the crowd passed down stairs
and were served with a cup of cocoa
and waters
Mr.. and Mrs. Vcrling Cox and Ellis
Beals went to Middleton Saturday
evening to visit Mrs. Cox's father and
mother an dattend the camp meeting
at Star.
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night and Sunday in lower Dixie.
J. D. Rowland was down to the
ranch Sunday.
Mrs. Hanna Spencer of Caldwell
was visitor at the Willis Spencer
home Thursday
Florence Greer was on the sick list
the past week, but is much better at
this writing.
Mrs. Jones entertained a party of
young people Saturday night-a fine
time and excellent lunch was re-
ported
Clara Bell visited Merle Criffield
Sunday
Merle Criffieh, Vera Conklin and
Clara Bell started in at the high
school at Notus Monday.
Dan Young WIS in Dixie Sunday.
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SPEEDWAY !
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Mrs. R. c. McGregor entertained
the ladies of Speedway, and Mrs.
Kimbrough Of Caldwell last Thursday
afternoon. in honor of Miss Means of
Lewiston. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleaver of Caldwell
were guests of Mr. and Mis-. Bird,
Sunday afternoon.
Madam Barada of Boise spent sew
eral days with Mrs. R. c. McGregor
during the week. d
Miss Annie Laurie Bird attended
the teachers institute at Boise last
week
Misses Electa Gartin and Georgia
Andrews entertained the young people
at the latter's home Saturday evening,
September 9th. After spending a
pleasant evening dainty refreshments
were served. Those present were
Misses Edith. Charlotte and Anne
Clemens. Jessie and Bessie Rowland,
Uldine Gartin, Olivia Meador, Bernice
Weymouth and Georgia Andrews;
Messrs. Charles Pons, Bill Underkof-
ler Emmett Collins, Marvin Northrup,
Oslo and Milo Hampson, Ellis Mea-
dor Howard Biggs, Clyde Rowland,
George Judd, VIM. Gartin and Earl
| NlllCDOI x.
Mrs. w. H. Biggs and children, who
have been guests in the Lee Biggs
home, have returned to their home in
Boise
Joseph F. Bird spent Monday in the
Gem District.
Miss Margaret Means, who has
been visiting Mrs. R. c. McGregor,
left Monday for her home in Lew
iston.
Miss Annie Laurie Bird left Sunday
for Middleton where she is to teach
the coming year,
Mrs. Josephine Bird attended the
union meeting of the Caldwell and
Nampa missionary societies on We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
A. X. Steunenberg, and similar meet
ing of the Boise and Ustick societies
held in Boise on Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs Sergeant.
Mrs. George A. Smith spent Friday
in Nampa, the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cox.
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4 X X 4 4 X X X X X X X X X 4

Rev. Lamb preached at the Apple
ton church last Sunday morning. This
is the last sermon until after con-
ference
DR.. Haley was professional caller
at the Gragg home Saturday evening
to attend Grandpa Gragg who is very
poorly.
Several of the young people of this
neighborhood attended the program
and dance given at the Lakeview
school house Friday night.
Mrs. Zeal of Lakeview visited at the
Gragg home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Westcott of Caldwell has pur-
chased the Ed Leitritz farm. Mr.
Leitrtz and family are talking oil
going east to live.
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FAIRVIEW 1

= x = = =
Mr. Fosters of Idaho City were on
business in Dixie the past week, and
while here they were guests at the
c. A. Vail home.
Clarence Vail came down from
Idaho City to see the home folks the
past week.
Russell Vail was on the sick list
past week
The Baptist state evangelist started
a weeks meeting at Notus Sunday
evening.
George Johnson spent Saturday
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-15
Dewartz is Charged With Desertior

Herman Dewartz was arrested at
Idaho Falls, Sunday, charged with
violation of the wife desertion law.
Dewartz was brought to Caldwell for
trial by Deputy Sheriff Earl McCul-
Tough. When arraigned in the pro-
bate court Monday Dewartz stated
that he was willing to provide for his
wife and three children in the future.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-15
Services at Catholic Ch,,r,.

There will be services at The Co+to
lie church Sunday as follows. Maos
and sermon at $50 a. M, followed h%
benediction. Sunday school reonenS
this Sunday. FIR. F. Refs. pN"'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-15

t othe pasture always
the keynote OF
by a
the conditions
up trade would
we attractive
them and add our bit to the prosperity our Home Town.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-15

Further action in the case was most
poned for the time being. ''
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-15

Two Ice Cream Cones Nickle at
LAD S. 84-825
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Rev. Jones held regular Sunday
service at the school house Sunday
afternoon after a three weeks vacation
which he and his family spent at Pay
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
@om gooe a~bbermten.
Grnit MpcIer.

Ser grrlt Moeuer pcrid,ieo ge-
tern Worgen gegen balb Z llbr nad
langent, lhmeren .&eiben I'M &oule
,@leiner MSittter, Srau Marp Msoeuer,
go. 1925 @elt a. StraBc.
Der 9abingeidiebene erblidtc am
% Sebrllar 1872 SIT Davenport bas
2idt Der @elt unb genoB leina gr-
5ibcllng in Sen hieiieell oficntIibcl
.Sdulerl. Sabrelang bot SEER Moel-
Ter III Der Mlleqerlden Saeeniible
jaearbeitet. @iabrenh ser letter sSab-
re bot er ieood oils Sdauffellner &c.
arbeitef.
SER Moeaer NOR Elm Meitglien ser
eagles, ger Heo Men nilo ser @ar-
TENDERS llniolt. @r miro allber bon
sieiner M,1tter nod hou 5pei sdblpe-
,itern, Srall Selen 3rber, .9ehrrene
,Moeller, unO STRAIT Iartba Tid)enor,
%gehprene Mpeller, Die beise in Iaoell-
port mobner1, iiberlebt.
Die &orbereituugen fit oie gcitat=
tllng lino nod riht pollcnoet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
ga(lin (d(rt z J(eilen, I'M ii Da
newport 0ieguten lodridten d6g1
i6ren 1|l(ann 6e6annl ~ maden,l

: SD lpobne in gtpcfton, Soipa,
12 @sseilen BON 3ubenpprt. Mein Sat
tie lit 6arlner. Sb bin gefpnmeu, nm
'Sbnen Mllen iiber bic @rfabrnug mci=
mes @ntten iiber sTanloc". at beridS
ten, laetc tiiralib .8roll Srco arlie.
s@lein @atte litt ieit bier Sabren
einem Maaeenleiben. gr fpnllte MIR
bic leihtciten Speiien 5l iih nebmen.
Seine Nerner. tpllrbcn berarttg allges
Igriffcn, Dab CT ni1t gut idlafen fonus
.te. CT flagte 1bcltanois iibcr 9fiiden@
ibmersen.
w@pr mcbreren @oden. la6en mir,
thab fin vSanlac"t Meflame gemad)t
stpuroc nnb lpir erlangten cine Slai6c.
Sett lit mcin @atte gerlau 10 tpie
jfriiber. 3ns critic, ipas, ct iebt fagt,
fnerm er nab Sal1e fommt, lit: .Sralt,
lift bas g1lcn fertig2" Gr fldgt nie barz
siiter, bab ibm feline Miablseiten libel
befommen. gr bat cinen geluriben
EGblaf. Selblt nadbem CT cinen Sag
Ii6per s~carbeitet bat, fiiblt er fciuesz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18
Sur Iebtea Mube.
Tra,t 9lnna gultau.

Sic 9eiieblns BON 5rau Mnna
|Soltan erfolgte geltern Nad)mi.tag
bonn 5ral,erbanle 5u Blue @raE, nod
einem I'M 5tpei l1br in Ser Stride
81 9ll1e @roB abgebalteRcn Irauer~
gottesoienit, bel Dem 9aIfor Otto 6.
@eisler Sic Grebigt bielt, auf Sem
9llle @raB 5rieobofe. ,gll,Ber in Ser
|&irde ridtete Ser @aItor al1d) am
Grade tr0itenoe @orte an Sic SIM
terbliebenen. Sic 8abrtudtr1ger
tparen: 9aniel Grimm, 9Purge
4uls, &i6aro 3ugent, ssiuiam un1
|Sobn 5oltau unD @enrp 1ipple.
Gbriitian Bed.
Die 8eiiesu1tg bon Germ briitian
9ed erfolgte geitern Madmittaa nm
i5pei llhr bonn Gr%al1erbaule, Geo.
1882 8elt 2. StraBe, aus auf Dem
s6airmount 6rieobofe. @err, Spban-
mes &roeger iprah I'M Srauerbauie
u11b au6 am Grade. Sic 8abrt,1f)=
TRIGGER maren: @m. 8la9mams, %.
Is. Smitb, Saul Merritt, @enrr
|aobn, 5reo Sod, Sonp 2obmiGer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-18

Sn einem 6o lie q n Der
WallitroBe in Gbarlottenburg erfplste
bteler Siege eine heftiscs GaserpIoiion,
tpponr4 hos aipeite unb brittle @todz
inert, 5otpie bic @iebeltpanb hes Sauz
les gum ginitura sebrabt tpurben.
Srei Sausbeppbner purben bpn
Srlmmern beri6iittet unb BON ser
Jeuertpebr befreit; aipei babon finb
tot, elmer 1T lebenssefdbrlt9 bsrleBt.
Meun peripnen erlitten f9tpere
Branbpunben. Sic 1purben mad,
benz Rranfenha1s berbra@t. @iele
perfonen purben burh @lasIplitter
perlebt. urfade tit pabrfAeinli6 Der
berbrederil6e Mnldlag zines bielfah2
borbeftraften 1runtenbolbes, Der 1el~
ber Bel Der grplofion perleBt tpurbe.
Sdnim me n Sc @esen<
ftdn6e sibt bic See setpD6nli@ nah
Ginger 3eit BON fi9, neil fie be-
ltimmten @trDmun9en. folgen. Ser
San, bob fd sic 8ifte e;nes
ertrunfenen 5eemarns flint Sabre
lang f4lpimmsno in Der Norbfee ge<
balten bat, UNI bonn gang in Ser
yfdbe bes Seimatbafens an 2q1b ee=
lpilt 5u nerben,- 1T aaldnsit einz
tpanbfrei feitgeftemt. SIN Nobemhe.:
1909 gins bic nortpesif6e 8ortp
u@tgne" an Ser nieberlGnoi1den
Riiffe berloren, lire Manm@aft erz
tranf uno nur bic 2ei9en bes ,5teu=
ermannes urb feines y@pbnes mlroer
nad eintger 8eit ans. 2nnb getrieben.
Bel bent Srte !9baler ipurbe nun i'm
Sabre 1915 bic @diffstiite zines
@eemannes an. ben @tranb seIpilt
unb aus ibrem Snbalte fonnte n,or,
3tpetfelloS iiher feltftenen, baB lie
einem. Matrpfen namens Mrneien aus
eben benz Srte 9baler gebDrte, ser
an BOrb Der ,@igne" mar mn6 felt
Dem @6iHsuntergange beri9olen lit.
Gine 2aune bes @9id1als pplIte es,
bab Der 5inber Der &iite Ser 8rlber
bes G%r.rnntenen mar. Irpb Der
Ianfiabrtgen 9retbfabrt in ner Mp.bz
&c mar Die Seettite iibriaens nur
lebr ipsnis btfddbtst.
- abitimmlns I'M ri. @eeiment:
Sir Snsbes 100; fir @ilion 80 ~.
9as ~. Regimet1t mar an Ser megifaz
nilden @ren5e.
49, &ebolutio,t III 8retu - -
bag 1T in &reta Der uormale 3uitanb.
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9ooes=M n3et8e.

.Sreunben nnb gefannten biel
Die traarise Na6ribt, baB mein
l1ebter @atte. nnler .Iieber So
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Sralt GbarlDtta Struf, geb. Eiebie,
Satin,
6erman Strut,
Srall Clara Surbprf, geb. @tr1d,
&dnias GitD. &anI.,
Srebbie struf,
Sran 2amra 9lrp, geb. 5trlld,
Mapspiue,
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Sral1 Glla Gbpmie,t, geb. Gtrud,
Sralt @seta Martabn, seb. @trud,
@alter Strut,
SRI. 9oretbD stritf,
&inber,
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