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The Washington herald., 1916-12-03

10 Il not that some reiigionists render
LIP service without expectation of an an
swer, and In reality draw the line at
Christian healing Of the sick whsther
they be present or absent?
God 10 Everywhere.
"It 10 admitted by all Christians, ana BY
many others, that God Is omnipresent
and always present. This being true
He must nll all space. and such ever
presence necessarily indicates neyer-ab-
sence. The psalmist beautifully express
es this In the hundred and thirty-ninth
psalm when he asks, WHITTIER shall ! 20
from thy spirit7 or whittier shall 1 nee
from thy presenceF and he then goes on
to show the utter impossibiIity Of our
getting away from God at any time
Just at this point It Is well for US to re-
feet on the location Of the abiding place
Of the real man. who 'dwelleth in the Sc
cret place Of the most High In accord
with which Paul says. In him we live,
and move, and have our being All Of
Gods ideas are present in Him. 30 that
In truth man IL never absent from his
brother Thus there IL. In reality, no such
thing az absent treatment. God is the
only mind. and this Mind is not depend
ent upon material modes or methods of
any kind.
Our realization Of this has been and
must continue to be progressive. as may
be crudely illustrated by our experience
with telegraphy. This was long supposed
to be absolutely dependent upon strands
Of wire connecting the sending and re-
ceiving Instruments. but II has been de-
veloped to the point that the physical
connection Of wire Is being discarded,
leaving practically nothing but the in
struments. II such things are possible
In the processes employed by the human
mind. how dare we limit the possibilities
attainable through an understanding of
the divine Mind, who must Of necessity
know all things and be capable Of con-
trolling His own creation7
Hyatt 40 rabance.hi shrdlu mfwyp mfp
Christtan Science Prayer.
Let II be understood that Christian
Science prayer Is not a projection Of
thought through space. for such a proc
ess even II possible. would be a material,
mortal-mind method. To God there Is no
space. no distance. no separation. and the
divine Mind. being everywhere Il needs
only to be admitted to the individual
consciousness by the displacement or de-
struction Of sufiicient erroneous thought
to permit Of its entrance. This process
Is neither miraculous nor abnormal, but
natural and normal. and the wonder ex-
cited by its manifestation is only due to
an erroneous process OF thinking, which
has 30 warped and twisted the right con-
cept of Gods spiritual creation that NOR
tails cannot accept the deep things Of
God preferring rather to pin their faith
to an inconsistent train Of superficial.
whimsical beliefs evolved by false educa-
ton and a consequent bondage to ma
terial environment
Every right thought must meet with
response in the mentality most recep-
tive TO its influence, and distance can in
terpose no barrier to prevent this How
ever. special emphasis must be placed
on the fact that God alone IL the healer
Of both sin and sickness, and that Chris
tian ministers and practitioners are but
the avenues through which the work is
The Washington herald., 1916-12-03
SCIENTIST EXPLAINS
"ABSENT TREATMENT
John M. Dean Unfolds Meaning Of
h-Discussed Doctrine.

In Q recent issue of the Christian sci-
ence Journal the much misunderstood
subject Of Absent Treatment" was thus
set forth by John NJ Dean:
Perhaps no phase Of Christian Science
teaching has been more subject to misap-
prehension and ridicule than has that
Of absent treatment and many honest
people have labored under the impress
sion that the treatment Of those who are
absent from the practitioner Il q sort Of
occult proceeding which. in some meas
ure at least. preys upon the credulity Of
the ignorant and Of those who In their
desperation are grasping at straws. Even
kindly critics have been known to say
that they could understand and believe
In the Christian healing of q patient In
direct contact with the practitioner. but
ment imposed too great a tax upon their
faith.
The New Testament contains at least
two positive accounts OF absent treat
ment by the Master-the healing Of the
nobleman's son, and the healing Of the
centurion's servant II Is also shown
that what He did is not only possible
to His followers but Is expected Of them,
in accordance with His remarkable dec
laration. He that believeth on me. the
works that do shall he do Also Chris
oSicnISto Idhe JSbub AT f1l1 WOro IN
this statement, as In all others, and their
faith has been SO many times justified
by its application under all conditions
that they know. beyond the shadow of q
doubt, that ''the Lords hand 10 not short
ened. that It cannot save: neither His
ear heavy. that It cannot hear.
All Christians Practice 1t.
"It may be a surprising statement to
make. but the weight Of evidence Jus
tifles the conclusion that all the
Christian churches. theoretically at
least. believe in absent treatment and
teach its practice to their adherents
True. in this as in their teaching and
practice regarding prayer for those
present in the body. their belief in
healing usually extends to sin only,
and takes no note OF physical disease;
though II II be true that God can heal
the sinner afar on. It must also be
true that the same rule will apply to
the healing OF the sick. provided II Is
once conceded that He can and does
heal sickness through the spiritual
understanding of the practitioner
who II present with the patient
WHO has not heard the infant at its
mothers knee pray to God to take care
Of papa while he is away and what min
lister has not prayed for absent members
Of his congregation. for the workers In
foreign lands. for presidents and rulers.
and even for the absent sick? Then why
should any one question the right of
Christian Scientists to do these things7
The Washington herald., 1916-12-03
A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Home.

Philadelphia, Pa. Do you wear glasses!
Are you a victim of eye strain or other
eye weaknesses? II so. you will be glad
to know that according to DR.. Lewis
there is real hope for you Many whose
eyes were failing say they have had their
eyes restored through the principle OF this
says after trying II: II was almost blind /;
could not see to read at all Now can
read everything without any glasses and
my eyes do not water any more. At night
they would pain dreadfully; now they feel
fine all the time. II was like miracle to
me-" A lady who used 1t says: THE at
mosphere seemed hazy with or without
glasses, but after using this prescription
for fifteen days everything seems clear. I
can even read fine print without glasses -
II is believed that thousands who wear
glasses can now discard them In a reason
able time and multitudes more will be
The Washington herald., 1916-12-03
T0MORROW'S MENU.

Health Is not quoted In the market. be.
cause 1t is without price"
BREAKFAsT.
Cider Apple ssuc.
Cereal and Cream
ssuagea
honA oenA
LUNCHEON or SUPPER
Asat CskeA Tomato sauca
Grahsm Bread
Appds Custard TaL
DINNER.
Tukey Soup
Dreaded Veal Chorn
Csndiod Sweet Potatoes
EsoIloped Tonstoea
Grapefruit Salad
Floating IalADd-
Cider apple sauce-Pare and ousrter
apples enough to fiu q baking dish half
full and pour over them new cider which
has been reduced one half by boiling.
Boil slowly with frequent stirring for
several hours. keeping closely covered
Apple custard-Stratn one cupfuI OF
sour apple sauce. add q cupful OF sugar,
half q cupful Of butter and three weIl
beaten eggs. Flavor with vanilla Line
muffin tins with rich pie crust and pour
In the apple custard. Bake until the
crust Is done.
Candied sweet potatoes-Slice boiled
cooked sweet potatoes, and put IN q
shallow baking dish Sprinkle over them
a little sugar. and add few bits of
butter just before putting into the oven
Brown In q hot oven
The Washington herald., 1916-12-03
KRUPPs DECLARE DIVIDEND

Berlin (via sayvine). Dec 1-Krupps
has declared a dividend Of Il per cent
the same rate as last year.
The dividend amounts to 50, ,ooo. 600 marks,
but the shareholders will receive only
half of this amount. the balance being
loaned TO the works for ten years.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-03

A model that 10 particularly
comfortable and eninently stylish.
and one that viii make an ex-
cellent gift In patent and gun
metal. and with lid or black cloth
tops
The Washington herald., 1916-12-03

This 10 the famous 'Skufrler~
Foot-form Model shoe that
cannot be excelled in point Of ap-
pearance and wearing qualities.
In button or blucher styles;
Goodyear welt tan or black
The Washington herald., 1916-12-03

A shoe Of excellent appearance.
Possessing unusual wearing qusli-
: uea With or without tassels In
SUI metal. vtci kid. and patent
The Washington herald., 1916-12-03
Church Ruins stand.

For miles in every direction 50 far a
eye can see there are no houses BY
some miracle tottering segment Of tho
little church of Ovillers still stands, else
have been blotted out by shell-fire. Only
by reading tia map can ons diacnxsr
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9oltiides.

Die oemofratilde Staotsfonpen.
ton in &oulton bat eiilen 8ei6Guf
ungenomn1en, Ser ii6 81 @uniten
elmer meiteren Iderbali- unb Sc,
merbeidule ausipridt.
Die iiingeren 2eute unter Sen
probibitioniitil6en Oelnofraten, mel
fe oie Transformation in Soltfton
beiudten, baben cine gereinigung
g%egriinoet, Die iid ugouna Men's
Democratic 2eague of Seras" nennt
uno Die als ibre Sor0erungert rel
ne Iolitif, refine &onpentionen, refine
@ablen, refine &egierung, Submit
lion uno Grobibition9 angenomme1
bat. 0ie neue 8ereinigltng mil in
aaen Counties OrganfIationen GRIM
ben.
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InIanb.

Gin @olfenbru6, Der IN
SGlern oes Cabin Greet rnb Goal
Hioer nidt tpeit bon Gbarlelton, IS.
So, nieoergegansen lit, bat u1ge-
beuren Sdaoen angeri6tet nno cine
groBe 3abl Wenf6en loa III ben
Sllten umgefommen iein.- Die 3abl
Ser Spfer lit niht genau befannt,
bod iollen bis iett elf 2eiden a1f
gefunoen lein, Der Waterialihaoen
miro auf cine MiIion Dollar ange-
geben. @m meiiten litt Die Gbeia-
peafe & Ohio GifenbabnL oeren
Biers, Sduppen unb Stationsgebau-
Sc our6 Die anf ben 5luten berum-
6pimmenoen Sanler 5|ertriimmert
puroen. 3mei 8aiiagier8iige NIT
etma 300 8erlonen 6lieben arf ben
@eleiien iteden unb es lit Biz iekt
nift moglid gemeien, Die 2elte BON
ben 3iigen berunter 81 bolen uno
in Siderbeit SIT bringen. Die in
Gbarleiton ~liegenben Mili5 Soloa=
ten iino bonn 8onberneur beoroert
moroen, iid) na6 Der llngliidsitdfte
5u begeben uno iid an ben &et=
tunqsarbeiten 5u beteiligen.
= 9(us SEEM gorf miro gemeioet.
oaB Der fur5e, faum 5tpei Gage iuab-
renoe S%traBenbabn Streif ben
perldieoenen gabngeIellidoften oie
perbGltnismaBig groBe Summe BON
100000. gefoitet bot.
Die bonn aongreB puiIierte
@trmee Bill, melde fir 8ergr0Be-
rung oes Seeres, 9anoesberteioi-
e1ng ufw. Die Snnlme BON 1851.
$4,000 betuiaigt, lit Dem Yraiioen-
ten 8ur ltnteridrift ~porgelegt NOR
ben. lL 80
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I a 3

Der Dor ettpa 5pei @odeh in
Sflaboma perbaftete Neger Souiton
@agner, Der eingeitanoen batte, Die
&ranfenpflegerin 3oola Gromer am
26. Mdr5 8. So. in Dallas erwiirgt
reip. eridlagen 81 baben, ipuroe bonn
oortigen 9iltriftsgeridt gum 8ooe
perurteilt. Die 9eratiing Der SltrD
oauerte feline flint Winuten.
= Die &onferen5 Der 2lttber-2iga
BON Seras, mel6e in 8~flugerpine
a~bgebalten nuroe, lit naf biert1ai-
gen Sibungen beenoet. 4ls Der
Iammlungsort fir n16ltes Sabr
uilroe sluitin gewdbIt; ~eeIeeentlidj
Der Damn Itattfin6enoen 8onferen1
miro Ole 400iabrige Seier oes Ste
formationsfeites in f%piiroiger @eiIt
begangen neroert.
= Gum erften Wal felt ser Ont.
oefrng oes Naturgaies ouf Der
@bite 8oint OeIfeloern BET CORPUS
Gbriiti lit es moglih getporoeit, oos
@as alS 6ei5material 81 bertpenoen
Die @itlf Broouction Company
meId)e ibren oritten 8runrten bo6rt
pertpenoet oas Naturprooutt gum @e.
triebe ibrer 8obrmalfinen.
Gin in Corpus gbriIti altsge
brodenes Selier 5%erltorte oas Slttd
& Robertion : @ebduoe uno beIdl6.
oigte Die 9ruderei Ser ygbenin(
Zines. Der ongeriftete Sd|a6es
miro nuf $4,000 tariert.
= Sn 2ampalos Bot iid) cine OF
item = @eieaidaft NIT einem 9e
trie6sfapitoI BON $4,000 gebilbet
ipeI6e 6 Weilen BON DER Staot nod
Del 5u bobren beubii6tigt.
Sn 9epiue oerfdieo Srau so
iephine Brieoen i'm Sitter bon 7s
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&orreiponoens bon @ilIon Gunmtp

SD mode hermit befannt, 0aB if)
Ole Igentltr fir Die oSreie 8reiie
fir Seras" iibernommen babe. Die
SeIer Der tdgIiden iomol als aud
Die Der mo6entIi6en @iisgabe fon-
men an mild be5ablen uno peroen BON
mir cine offi5ielle Quittung erbal-
ten. 0ieies lit Die ein5ige t1glibe,
oeutide 3eitung in ben @oIfitaaten
uno bringt urs Die ariees ; Nab-
ribten in gereinigtem 3uitanoe, oes-
balb iolte aud ieoer &eier bielelbe
piinftli6 ~be5ablen, bamit Die &eoof-
ton audi fernerbin inn Stanoe lit,
ben Neuigfeitsperfebr aufredt sn en-
balten. SD merbe bon iebt al ieoen
Samitag in Botb uno Slorespiae
iein, Inn 9etrage entgeeen8unebmen
2ebten Sonntag muroe bon Der
Sermannsiobne : 2oge in Yotb be-
i6loiien Die neue Saae am 20. Sept.
e%in5umeiben. Sdmmtlide @ogen-
briioer nebit Srellnoen iino 6er5li1
eingelaoen. Sir CUTE Geoner, Mri,
lit nno g%rfriidungen miro beitens
geiorgt. @roB-Trdiioent Sartbaulen
uno anbere @roB 8eamterl baben
ibr Grideinen a%n9eiast. I'm genii-
geno oorbereitet 81 lem, meroen aus
D1rtige 86ite eriudt, iid beinl
Sefretdr Der Iotb 2oge, Srn. q. S.
Heinbarot ooer beim ltnter5cidnetell
an5umeloen. Ilio fommt Iae, mir
I meroen infer geites berlu6er, N1a
aufs Sdonite 81 u~nterbolten.
Saul Nen6aner.
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YanI Wenbaner

0urd oie bonn GongreB be-
Diaigte Sunme BON $4,000 lit
Die lebte Sbmierigfeit fir Ole Ser
%groBerung ulo Grtueiterlng oes
Sort Sam Soniton aus Dem @eqe
gerdumt. Die Armee : @ermaltllng
beabithtigt fir oieies @eIo einen
Sano &pmpler BON ettua 100 @dern
%an5ufaufen. Dos in fSrage fommen-
De Terrain miro BON @ilion StraBe,
Der Muffin 2anoitraBe, Neii-9rau1.
fels Ipenlle uno Sooo StraBe BE-
gren5t uno umfaBt ungefdbr %
vGitp glofs". @roBartige 2%agerb6u-
Ter uno Moga8ine, iomie elm 9ermi.
mol : gobnbof merben auf oieiem
Irenl erballt.
- 3ablreide uno praftiide Sc.
i6enfe fir Die an Ser merifanilfer
@ren5e itationierten Solbaten linf
aus alien 9eilen Ser Ser. Staoter
mdbreno Der letten Gage BEL Der bic.
iigen rHoten areu5@ eieaidaft" elm,
g~etroffen. aae mogliden artifeI
befin0en iid) oarunter, bon Bbono.
grapben uno Mosfitoneten Biz gun
&anop mo &aueummi berunter
Sammtlide ein8eInen Irdiente tper
ben iebt gu ridtigen Seuoungen Der
einigt uno oen SoIoaten %unbersiiq
lid 8ngeifidt.
= Vile Gadete, tpelhe fir Soloo
ten Der erften Sdipooron oes terra
niit)en Gapouerie : Regiments be
ltimmt iino, ionten nod Marfa ao
oreiiiert nno oos oafiir St erbebenoI
Vorto borausbe5oblt iper6en. 8iel
Senoungen iino bisber nod Dem 81
Vfeilen bon @arfa entfernten Rui
ooia gefdidt iporoen, uoourd, oiI
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3 u + Ueti5.

gMr erinden nniere 9eer, berem announcement abselaufn III, re5t
brinaenb, Ben idnloisen Seraa natsebenb ein5nienoen, On es inns nn-
mSslib lit, Sen samsen Staat bereien sm lafem.
Mtmanb iolte bus @latt entsesemmebmen, Der oas advancement
udt fprtsnietem manidt. 1tS nit Der Ibbeaelnns ipnte bic GiniemSnns
bs reiherenben Setrases erfolsem.
Die s3etmmg 1T cn 8eidaft tie ieoes anSere nmS oesbal6 erlanben
mir ns, oeleaentid &edmnmgem aussnididen, anf Seren pronpte Sc
sablnna mir 6eie6en miHen, benn o6ne GIb lift f1 fen geidaft fag-
rem.
Sic Grpebitipm.
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ton tpuroe bod5ogen. Gaul 8aples
nl1roe mieoer 5um 8%orlibenoen oes
StadtsfomiteS nominiert.
Die Senatoretttpabl nuroe ni6t
erpGbnt. @u6 oos &obertion-@eie
finoet it ser Glatform feline Or
pGbnnng. @ouberneur Serguion
erflGrte, er iperbe oas Grgebnis Ser
8rimdrpabG, Die ii6 befanntli6 fir
g%eibebaGtunq Oes often @eietes emit
idieoen fat, ols maBgebeno amer
fennen. @lio tueroen bon leiner
Seite feline gerl1de gemaft tper-
ben, oas @eieb 81 anoern. Die &on=
BENTON tpltroe Mitttpod abeno Inn
7 ltbr As Minuten geihloIien.
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@runoeiaentnms ilebertrasnnsen.

goparo 8. Melder an Srant 5. Well
der II. o.. @rtnoitiide au Der Gneule 8
rup Der S6arer Str; $1,000, /,
@bipin 9fnuo unb Soieph s.. Sroft an
Die Staot 5an Intonio. @runbiti6 an
Der 8eit Srapis Ctr; $4,000.
Srant Glen uno 9. 6. 9. 8asner.
ourd Sheriff, an STE 3. Rrnor, @rlrnbe
itiide in ben nelen gitp<8lofs 2289,
5000 uuo 1888; $751;.
2os In9eles 9eiabts ENFORCEMENT
@ompaub on T6eooor 9faeber. @rlmbitiid
an Der Nngeles Serrnce; $675.
Clifton George gompanh ON s.
geueroter. @runbitiid nm &ebltone 3arf;
5000.
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Goit mad Der alien Seimat.

Die ndditen neutraIen 0ampfer,
Die Boitiad]en fiir Deuti6lano uno
Selterrei6-ltngarn BON Seem gort
mitnebmen iino:
Oscar H." am Mittpod, t6.
Gueuft, iiber 91nenlarf.
rStod6olm", @otbenburg, ~.
September.
gs tit notpenoig, Ben 0amlen oes
betreffenoen 9ampfers groB unS
oeutlid auf Dem 9riefumi6Iaa 5r
oermerfen. Seoer Brief Ionte ser,
art morfiert peroen, ga err ionft piel.
Ieift auf nelttralen Oampfern befor.
bert miro, Die engIii6e Sdfelt anIau.
fen.
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= Der @enid ioa nidt iiber iei-
ne 3eit flagen, babel fornmt nidts
beraus. Die 3ett lit ifledt; 8obI-
an. er lit oo, fte better 81 MAIDEN.
Die @eidihte Der BeIt mar ole 2e-
bensgeidthte GROCER @auner.
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Iaten betrddtltG Der5ogert mur0e.
- Mm M3ttttuo1 mtttag fpuroe in
eittem 3tmnter etnes an Der ct.
Marp StroBe uno Souiton StraBe
gelegenen Sotels Die 2eid)e oes ais
@lerf in ser office BON General
Sl1niton ongelteqten Soloaten g.. s.
@onoper aufgefunoen. @onoDer
Itatnmte aus 9aDton, g., unO gebor-
tie ether nngelebenert 5omilie an;
onoere @Glte I'M @otel entfinnen {id
einen piitolendbnltden &naa gebort
34 baben, BOD lfenften lie Dem Sor-
faa peiter feline 8eadtung. Neben
ser 9eide fano mani einen &eoolper
nit elmer abgei1olienen Hotrone Dor;
oie a~bgefeuerte augel batte Die
SGlGfengegeno oes Soloaten our9=
bobrt uno Ser 500 id)eint ougen-
bliflid e~ingetreten 5u iein. Sn Ell
nem an feline Mlttter geri6teten
S6reiben erflGrt gonober, Ser BON
ieiner Srou getrennt lebte, oie Sat
megen ltngliifliber Samilien Ser
bGItniile begangen 81 baben nno er-
bittet 8er5eibung. SSn einem anoern
binterlaiienen 9riefe bittet er oarum,
oaB oie Militarpermoltung iofort
BON ieiner Sat bena6ri6tigt miro
1tno oriidt SEN @unid aus, IN fei=
ner Uniform begroben 81 peroen.
Die 4ftioitare ser uSeras
8i-Gentennial ano 8an-Mmericen
grpoiition" nabmer1 in elmer am
Mitttpo6 abgebaltcnen 8erlomm-
hung einen fur3en 8eidluB an, III
Dem Tie erfldren, oaB oas groieft
our6aus ni6t aufgegeben miro.
Inter 2eitung BON S%cltertpebr-
Gbef &bil @rigbt fano am Mittpodl
nadmittag cine ltebultg Der Selter-
mebrleute Itatt, su melfer Mapor
8ropn uno oie aommiildre eingelo-
ben fporen. Die oo%rgefiibrten, fat
baaritrGubenoen @rer5itien, oie NIT
elmer prd5iien @enanotbeit uno gro
Ben llnerl6rodenbeit .oltsgcfiibrt
tptroen, mllroen pom Stabtrot lonie
BON onoern 3uf6auern NIT aroBeln
8eifan nufgenommen uno ~gebiibreno
bepunoert.
Ger Ssapaner g. M1tra, ser
ipegen Soti9lags zines olioern Sa-
paners Dor einiger Belt 81 25 Sab
rem 3u6tbous perurteilt mar, bottc
Inn @emdbrung zines 3meiten Bro
seiieS nahgeiudt, ser ibm, BON
&idter @1lberion ai1h befpiI1tgt NOR.
Ser SaQ fam am Mittmoh nod
mails CUR 8erbanolung unb W1tra,
Ser iid idltloig befannte, fam nit
Ser geIinoen Strafe BON 8tpei Sabren
meg.
Der in mittleren esabrelt IT,
benoe Ieger @iG SapIor nurbe BON
ieinem gruoer Sobn SapIor, einern
47jdbrigen Shorniteinfeger, oura
mehrere Weiierltide ihmer perIeet.
SSH plirbe na6 Dem SoIpital nno
Sobn nah Ser v&aIabnie" gelhafft.
%. g. Snop, Ser 430 Wurtle
StraBe mobnt, meIbete Der BoTi5ei
oaB Spibbuben in fem Sous einee-
orungen limo uno $25 in boarem
@eloe, cine goloene l1br nebit Settle,
ionie ELM goloenes MeoaiQon ge-
itoblen baben.
- Gin 2%3idbriger @elfaftsreiiens
ser purbe bon Ser Yoli5ei an ser
&ouiton StraBe tpegen Gbef-S hpin-
oeleien perbaftet; er Ioa mebrere
@eI61ftsleute nit ~ipertloien Chefs
inn @eiommtbetrage BON 500 onge-
idmiert baben.
Sm Mlter BON 80 Sobrerl berG
lfieo Srau @nna @alterIdeio; lie
miro bon ibrem @atten uno einigen
&inbern iiberlebt. Die 2ei6e miro
nod MiinIter, Ger. gel9ift, no oie
geiIebung Itattfinoet.
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