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Evening journal., 1916-12-28
With The Photographers

One OF the chief troubles Of the bankers these days
to be the finding OF enough places TO keep thr
funds husy'-charleston Is; c. Post
Why will woman a busy downtown street
dagonaly, when it would be shorter and safer to take
a straight line?-Erie Pa Dispatch.
of the shortage Of the labor supply the corn
shredders should be unusually careful this year about
taking any more off t.Indianapolis News.
Mrs Blunderby (to her caer)---"My sister has named
her four children, Miriam Ruth David and susannah
all after Bibulous characters Boston Transcript
From a boys essay. Pain tells us that all is not
right where the pain is There many kinds of pain
enough for every one to have some."-BOston Trans
cript
Warden Osborne of Sing Sing has resigned again and
the inmates Of the prison preparing to go
strike-a walkout being impossible.-Cncinnati Com
mercial Tribune.
1t decidedly impertinent of busybody to in
quire why the size Of the loaf of bread not in
man (Nashville).
Many man who has feared he had no record to
refer to when running for office has found after cleo
ton that he had record than he cared to have
Meridian CMiss) Star
fellow who had been criticized by the editor of a
local paper applied to local lawyer to how to
break the paper. He charged 80 for the advice
(Minn) Republican.
Encomiums OF the russell brown October woods are
all right but what the early riser and daylight
most interested in for an everyday pleasure and sub
stanta good is the russell brown buchwheat pancakes
Milwaukee News
The Episcopalans' commissioners are strongly dis
posed to substitute the word condemn for the word
damn but shant know how Il will work until
OF them gets ont and condemns a golf ball.-Grand
Rapids (Mich) Press.
Evening journal., 1916-12-28
DECEMBER %, 1916.


ing su0 sBCT JOHN G. TOWNSEND, JR-, has
mann starili prove to be an exceedingly popu-
the Nevis Secretary OF State.
way. Ftnson the choice OF the governor
pa an on,lhe best-known newspaper men and
~ n,,rchan Delaware. AS editor OF the New
her OF Ma other capacities, he has labored un-
apostle Dee upbuilding of the Delmaryia PEN
ed plSre. Of Newarls of Delaware College
Ey the i,blican party
bre than an exceedingly courteous and kind
erty 10 DS all his social. official. commercial
asea tions he establishes close and last
,is s,te His personal charm. keen ntelli-
SNAPPER atty and quick adaptabliity viii serve
los recentxceedngly valuable man at the head
Post IS h(tment and as the confidential advisor
NE. outive
dopted aisle the governorelect upon having
ting depa, man to his side to cooperate with
ohnson his administration beneficial 10 the
~, -, Nh able to the Republican party We
now sendhnson upon the official preferment
nm We know OF no man IN our
the leg, sointment would have given rise to
= a., n, on That may be said truthfuly
os Inc Hotction whatever upon other represen-
tons duri names have been mentioned in con-
many irienbmce
Evening journal., 1916-12-28
GEMS OF THOUGHT

jealousy thou magniher OF triaes-schiner
.-:-.-.
Humble things become the humble-Horace.
:-:-:-:
Worse than a bloody hand Is a hard heart-sheney.
:-:-:-:
The ascent from earth to Heaven is not easy
Seneca
One not be just if one is not humane.-vauye-
marques.
:-:-.-:
Our prayers should be for a sound mind in a healthy
body-Juvenal
Heavensl what thick darkness perades the minds
OF men.-Ovid.
Power acquired by guilt used for a good
purpose.--Tacitus
The prosperous cannot esaily form a right idea OF
misery.-Quintillan.
Hunger is the teacher of arts and the bestower OF
invention.-Persius.
The loss Of time is the hopeless and absolute
loss can sustain.-Herron.
The personal pronoun 81" should be. the coat Of
Of some indviduals.-Rivaro
The infant on first opening his eyes ought to his
country. and the hour OF his death never TO lose
sight OF it-Rousseau.
Be. and not seem. Let aoquiesce Let US take
boated nohngness out Of the path OF divine cir
cults Let lie low in the Lords power and learn
that truth alone makes great and rich.-Emerson
:-:-:-:
A mans true wealth hereafter is the good he has
done in the world to his fellow-nen when he dies
people will ask what property has he left behind him?
But the angels will ask what good deeds has he
before him-The Koran.
:-:-:-:
When the hour of trouble comes TO the mind or the
body when the hour of death comes that comes 10
high and low. then il is what have done for
ourselves, but what have done for others that we
think on most pleasanty.-sr Walter Scott.
Evening journal., 1916-12-28
rOR PILE AND PAPER MILIL

WASHINGTON, Dec, 2S.-Erecto
OF a government pulp and paper mi
to assure the government a pape
supply at reasonable prices was ret
commended to the joint congressiohs
committee on printing yesterda
by the committee which annual
draws specifications for governniN
paper.
The government uses approximate
~ 30,000000 pounds of print papen
year, which Is sufficient 70 absorb nj
output Of a 50-ton mill.
The report says water power all
extensive forests and mineral deposit
TO supply such mill can be found Of
many government reservations. III
House Committee on Printing has az
recommended government mill.
Evening journal., 1916-12-28

Well. this subject is hard. but my
best I can
TO thank all the friends who rem
bered this man: X
The first came from Philadelphia
nice as could be,
From a child I call sweetheart. 81
precious to me.
Her sweet name Of Emma 10 me 4
dear.
Was the name of loved one who
is not here; =
Many years have gone by since we
to part, 4,
That name was why e. II. crept i
my heart.
Brother Pyle Of THE JOURNALS,
a nice box Of sweets. ~
He found out some way was fond
such eats;
often believe that such food ma
me strong, .
Pretty box is still here but the C
tents have gone. q
That present 10 me was sure a I
prise. i
And caused little drops TO come i
my eyes;
Then, Charley, my son. he mades!
feel glad
From the fact that he always reme
bers his dad.
Then Harry and Lizzie and gra
daughter. too
Gave things that needed that suE
is true.
Little Ruth, my best girl, sent a
and some hose.
And also an article used for the nj
Then the cards came in lunches, so
twenty or more. ,
And I spent lots Of time in read
them DER;
One from Dear Olive j.. who Ii
here in town,
Just a look from those eyes and v
hearts upside down.
Then one came from Kennett from
boy they call Jim.
Which filled me with gladness y
up to the chin. Il
Then when I read all and was ~
in bed.
though Of the one from my
Brother Ed
With a sweet little verse dedicated
me.
Although / say brother, I've the Z
time to see
One from Observation-Disclosures. Y
is not far.
1 guess she is wealthy. she now OF
Carr
I hope he will treat her as man sho
a wife.
All along through the pathway !
journey OF life;
For if he don't do so, and this is
fun.
| He'll sure get bullet from a b
arrow gun
Once more let me thank you the I
that I can.
Who sent such nice presents TO
young man;
And when I am old and can no Ion
see,
And Christmas time comes. once m
think OF me.
Evening journal., 1916-12-28
sHOULD RE DONE ABOUT I'M.


was ,, Ia se pay OF the sergeant and men in
air Of hist3ureau Of the Wilmington Police De-
| bill makyng the pay OF the other sergeants
e COLLEGE Id scale have given rise TO much de-
wo ono,,s rling that should be met and over
both OF hi policy
br their pa scale each sergeant received $50
session oi detective, patrolman ana traiiic Off
va roiisSe Under the new scale the sergeant
twill andves the pay OF a captain. S11O and
ard and msceives the pay OF a sergeant. 500. IN
| grounus Detective Bureau obtains all the
,ro Mr. 10 increase. Il is only natural that
rs at the g the department feel sighted. As
b Assemb, they think they are as deserving OF
annNS's the men who have received it. No
,,is was many persons who share that view
ever madd the Board OF Police Commissioners
be- II attrwil lose no time in eQualizing the
yer since Us through a policy OF revision up
|emher of tied with the traffic aud the patrol
sociation, ORR as hard as do those engaged in
American Eau and that work is just as expos
4. Those facts and the further fact
l 81 ELDER ke others feel the pinch OF the in
Ike Of the king, certainly should lead to quick
hurch or their relief.
FCERS S; e.: e. 4: Co.: e.: !: !. ::;:
SLATURE a. & :' ::: s s:' '' s''
Evening journal., 1916-12-28
mAGINATIoS,s POWER.

in our widest financial fancies
years ago have dreamed that things
hey are" says Secretary Redfeld in
o our huge export war-order trade,
light TO which the cost Of living has
imized our war-order business be
maaimizes the high cost OF living
Evening journal., 1916-12-28
IN LIEU OF DEEDS.

NIELS is painting rosy pictures OF
ships We are to have They are TO
and gun-power any ship afoat.
ng But when shall we have them?
authorized the construction
and not a stroke Of work has yet
either OF them.
ch by Josephus Daniels to a COM
; is hardly an effective measure for
Evening journal., 1916-12-28

What has been taking place in
railroads has been carried out "a
even greater degree throughout
list in great, big. sound indus
companies Especially through
past two years there has bed
steady increase in the number of
telligent participants in the
popular investment in small amo.
of stock and I'm 800 bonds
sound group constitutes the bulN
Of common sense on investment.
acts as an obstacle to excess.
made up largely of people who
looking for a per cent. return
their money, and who are willin.
sell sound shares when speculai
public or otherwise. bid prices vi
a point where value is lost sight.
Evening journal., 1916-12-28
FFICERS (.
|ISIRTURE


|erday Il is UNI ght on the methods employed
rmal conference irs ofNhe Democratic party in
Governors homo, onds uras t,rrished IN the
|eached TO or -, -,
Inch. fn "Ne" '"e O'euN"'l"'9 VI NeN
|vo years ago a5acancies were read Senator
Governor Eha-ved to refer all the papers TO
Fl the sena Svileges and Elections contrary
.',i, snecge OF years
|tenant-Goverr Republicans and one Democrat
his absenceie the oath OF Office the success of
he presidfnghave resulted in indefinitely denriv-
has the apt. =, 80, e., Iii, ,h.,. 49, -,
|es
up. IL tne November elecuon'
|ok to HAYES defeated by a vote OF 80 to a.
organizing "old line" Democrats refused to as
| aud dry" he nrecedents 90 Tho Serat 20 .,i,
Ter into this
elected Elk
Evening journal., 1916-12-28
o CLASSIFY

WHITE WON
ply No 11ol
dse
Evening journal., 1916-12-28
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Written for The Evening Jour1
BY JAMES T. CROZIER.
Evening journal., 1916-12-28

Il DtlAOtld NE
|rship. Herv
and Edwar
Ee candidates
served in
|ago. they h
year. AT tn
Fas a "dry"
Jones was /
|osed dry mes
vote in the l.
e two Kent
Connolly, o.
am II. Well
|inty, have
connection
ut the tight
Down betweei
certainty Of q
ties have bee
the various
Should tn
organized on
e custom of
following \
and preside
y TO make u
Evening journal., 1916-12-28

The Association Of
American Advortia.
ers IL composed Of
all the great adyer-
tisera OF this coun-
Try. The Associa-
tion endorses only
such papers m sub
mil 20 lie sKamina-
ton 20 any moment.
and positive proof
must be submitted
The accompanying
certificate. No ASA,
has been issued 20
this paper.
Evening journal., 1916-12-28

'age)
b the ap
| isfactory.
1871 He
a daugh.
aac John
m in Pen
niles from
Captain
the Della
! at Black
Mr. John
leral stOrI
ernor-elec
49,. o.
re Jolleg
II in IAnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04

surseon-seneral OF the Virginia Vol
unteers, was yesterday authorized by
the Acknowledgement to attend. with
the Field Hospital Corps. tho Joint
camp OF instruction for sanitary troops
to be held this summer at Tobyhapna,
Pa. The camp will last from July 20
to 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04

Chapman. convicted in Bristol on Oc-
'tober. 1913. and sentenced to serve five
years In the penitentiary for bigamy.
was refused.
Grover Cleveland Bullock. convicted
In Halifax County in October. 1913, and
sentenced to serve five years In tho
penitentiary for malicious shooting,
was denied "a pardon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04

will deliver in tho Grace Street Baptist
Church Tonight the last of a series
Of three lectures given this week under
the auspices of the Baptist churches OF
Richmond His Subject will be The
Baptists: Their Principle. Their Prog
reSs. Their Prospect"
Dr. Macarthur spoke last night on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04

penitcntiary. Chain was convicted in
Wise County. in April. 1915. and SON
fenced to two years In the pcnitcn-
tiary for fclonious cutting. The par
don WAS granted. up on the aDplica-
ton OF the prosecuting attorney.
son.
The application for pardon by James
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04

And the battle begins-without a
spoken word. Plot meets counter
plot, and Evil, reaching { III afar
through the velvet darkness, touches
the cool, strong hand of Love raised
like a wall
This gripping story-in which
the deadly power Of the mysterious
and unseen is brought to lights
depicted in this great motion pic
ture drama. Every episode star
ties and attracts and mystifies until
the dramatic and stirring end.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04

Recent Personal Experiences at the
Capital of All the Russias." touching
briefly on the break between the Greek
and Roman Churches and their prin-
cipal differences.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04
ISSUES PARDON

governor Relieves Tobias Chain From
Hemnindcr OF IiisiPcnItentinry
Sentence.
doVernor Stuart relieved Tobias
mann yesterday from completion OF
me unservcd year OF his term in tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04

SUPERINTENDENT to- Attend Camp.
I.ieutcnant- Colonel James f. Lynch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04

Rev. Robert Stuart Macarthur u. D.,
president Of the Baptist World Alliance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04

When a master Of evil, for his own
selfish ends, began to weave the web
suggestion around Myra Maynard,
it was. done with such soft and cum
ming skill that no whisper of warn
ing came.
Then Payson Alden saw-and
brought the power of his keen and
brilliant mind to her rescue. He
became an adept in telepathy, in
hypnotism, in psychic power-in all
the great and hidden forces that
throb beneath the current Of life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04
CONCLUDE LECTURE SERIES

dress Tonight on Bpptists'
Principles md Progress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04
Do You KnouD the
MarDeLs of Psychic Power?

If you had told grandfather fifty years that
with Xray the human skeleton could be In
living body he would have considered yor mildly crazy
If you had told him that would ever talk through
the air. their winged words flying the rackess
sea, he would have thought you raying lunatc.
Yet to-day can through wae, and
sages beat forth in the air the far
OF the earth.
The world stands to-day on the edge of the
Of knowledge.
We merely beginning to understand the tremen-
dols influence OF psychic force-or mind power--wth
Its influence for good or evil
few men, endowed with finely critical scientific
minds spending their lives in investigating psychic
phenomena its puzzles Of spiritrapping, telel
sthy personal magnetism and naturalization.
Such man is Hereward Darlington. who In collabo-
ration with Charles w. Goddard. has written "The
Mysteries Of hiyra." ....
Mr.. Darlington is the worlds greatest authority
psych1c phenomena In this great motion picture drama
he tells you all has learned in his lifetime OF inves
tigation. s 81, t.
The drama has been produced under the direction
Of Theodore and Leo Wharton, the most renowned
directors of motion picture plays in the world.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-31

aotbarima @ilb. Gbun. l1nter Dem
gaitliden Sb6a6 Ser @ltenm Ser
8raut nabm 6as gliidlide Naqr bel
Ger &o63eitsfeier oie bielen @lid-
punibe fir cine quite 3ufunft entge=
gen, un6 bab iib 6ieielben bertpirf-
liden mogen lit Der m%oblgemeinte
@l1n16 6es uNor6itern."
Cunt Centre.
8iS 5ur Stearns County 6air miro
ser M11sltelungsgr11n6 INIT einem
@ebauoe fir Die bieitgen @ei6afts=
manner geidmiidt fem ELM aus
Sen @erren S. g. Sb0nboff 81. 80.
@ollace rln6 Or. s. S. @ennemonn
beiteben6es&omite miro fiir@rridtutg
6es Neubaltes Gorge tragen. -
SIT ser borleBten Samitag bier bon
Ser umgegeno gebaltenen
amm1mng tu1r6e @rin=
Dung ser 5a11f Centre equity Milo=
bei6loilen Die entme6er ei11en
padten o6er ei11en nel1en er=
lalien ion, Ser bon Ben SAT-
lnern in 8etrieb 5u balten lit. M1S
sSncorporatorer nn6 9ireftoren mnr=
oen er1tannt @m. 2ar1on, Soiepb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-31

&fenm> Sobn &ortan, 81. 5. 0rtb,
SSobn 9. SdmiB, .. 81. @arner un6
SSobn Seiber. Dieie un6 an6ere u11<
ter5eidmeten fir einen MntbeiI bon
$50. SSn elmer binnen &ur3em ftott-
ftn6en6en 8%eriammlung tper6en bie
@eamtem ertpdblt mer6en. - q. 8.
5anner, ,pelder einem Man1te, Dem
geiltige @etranfe an berabreibem,
berboten lit, 6erartiges @etrarf Der
iboffte, lift ra6 einem bonn County
Mnpalt Mbles geleiteten @orberbor
oen @robgel6poreuen %iiber1pieien
tpor6e1r.
Martb.
Mm 5. September beginnt in un-
ierer neuen gfarridule nah einem
FL. @eiitamte ser bon ebrtp. 8ene=
0iftineridmeitern geIeitete Sda1l11n=
terri6t. 8ier ebrm. S9meitern bo=
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ten Sdmei ternbauie eingebMrgert; es
iin6 6ies Ole ebrn. Sberin, G6melter
Soa, 2iberota un6 8alentia, tpelde
ii6 IN Den ltnterridt ser &in6er tbei=
len, un6 Safeguards, tpelde Sen
fiibrt. - l1nier bodtp.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-31

Mlborp, tpo file fi6 NIT 6em ibren
500 betrol1ennoen @atten berebelidte
unb felt 80 Gabren NIT 6iefe1n bier
in u1tgetriibter @be berlebte, Ser
5p0lf &in0er entiproii en, bon 6enen
5tpei Ser Mutter inn Eo6e borongin-
gen. Die BEN 500 Ser guten Mltt-
ter betrol1ernoen @inoer iinb: $. 81.
ln6 Mi6ael &urnmer bon Minnea-
polls, S. .. Summer bon Seem Oorf
Gitp, s. st., 81. S. nn6 @6mun6
Summer BON @ol6 Spring nn6 Ml=
ma, 2ettp un6 2iliom, sic ii6 nod
i'm @aterbn1ie befin6en. Die Seer
6ig1tng fan6 ant Mittmodmorgen
einem UNI 8 l1br in Ser Nfarr<
ffiir6e gebaltenen @eelenamte unter
iebr GROCER 8etbeiligung bon Ser
1tn6 6reunoen itatt. Moge
6te @erltorbene ruben in Grte6en!
Sem 10 idaper geprmten @atten u116
SEN nr1tterlos getpor6enen &in6ern
unier moblgemeintes &etlei6. - Sci
einem Dienl tagmorgen um 9 ubr in
Ser ct. @onifa5iusz Stride qebaltenen
mur6en fiirs 2eben ber-
b11n6en MIpin S. &eters un6 SRI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-31
sir @eble 1no &un0e1t
@artnddt8en 4uften mno Grfdls
tun9ett
Eckman'S
Alternative
gertauft bon alien 1ettensem a%pottetern.


8farrer s. 2e11tbner erfreute ft4 Ieb-
tie ISOLDE 6es 8eiudes ieines Bru6ers
Soiepb bon Meran6ria, ,pelher fit
feline BORT in 8etrieb gebaltene 8ade>
rel in ct. Glou6 cine Bro0nof6ine
fmufte.
&imtbaa.
IS gebt Sos @erebe> bob Ole Stint
baa 8l1tterfabrif, spelde bur6 Geuer
5eritort apur6e, tpubrideinli6 onr6
einen Neuba11 m0gIidit bal6 erfebt
miro. Sos @ebdr6e bra1unte Bis anf
BEN @runo nieoer, un6 Der
oaour9 entitan6ene 5daben miro
$4,000 geidaBt, DEM cine Ser,
iiderung bon $500 entgegenReM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-31
Illus der umstsena.
9lIbanD.>

Wlbang.
Sim Gonnerltag pergange1er $50
DIE lit Sniepb sdapingbammer, elmer
ser erlte>r M11lieoler i'm Sotpn Mlbanp,
hier in leiner @obnltng zines ieligen
Sooes geitorben. Ser @eritorbene
tm,roe i'm 6ebrltar 1887 I'M 8aDern,
9e1ttlhlanb geboren, BON 100 CT in
1853 nit leinen gltern in bieleS 2ano
fam, Sic iid) 5uerit in @otertotpn,
isis, nieoerlieben. Sn 1868 per-
legte Sic 6amilie ibr Seim nad) Nt1lt=
neiota uno 5lpar nab ct. Soiepb IN
sic FEM County uno 1abm lpaterbtn
cine @eimltdtte int Somn Mba11p.
9luf oieler Seimitatte perblieb Ser
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tpeId)er Set er NIT ieiner 5ra1 nab
be1n Giaoge Mlbanp ltntsog ltn6 ieit,
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2ebens nerbradte. 9rei Sobne:
Ss1ibor ul1o Solepb bon bier rn6 Mnt=
bros bon Seem &idmonb> @is., nn6
5fpei S0hter: 66rau S. g. goltr1g BON
gnpo1e, g.. 3, inns Srmt Geo. Mto=
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bes gl1ten @oters> Ser am @am1tag,
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hodtp. @errn Stint bon ct. Srancis,
Meffe oes Ser torbenen, gebaltener
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g. g., BON ct. Sohns un6 ser bodm.
Srtspfarrers P. Mr6reas, .. 8. s.,
oiiiitierten, ut1ter GROCER @etbetlt=
glt11g 5u @rabe getragen pltroe. !!
Moge Ser Gabingeldie0ene, Ser 6as
hobe Sitter bon 70 Sabren erreidte,
1tad einem 10 iiberal1s langen &C.
b%enslonfe ruben I'M 6rieoen! = Sim
9ien1tog fommenoer ISOLDE miro Ser
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idnIe miro Elm 5tpeiiabriger San6els=
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bits =&onpett in ct. Soiepb, cine
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SQHOeISIur1 u UDTlleDeN.
ct. Spiepb.
Inter Sen Mripi5ien 6eS ct. So
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RIGGS Mitglie6 er getpeien un6 unter
1onit GROCER Sbeilnabme fan6 ant leb>
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ct. &apbaels Soipitol 5n ct.
GIouo an SEN Solgen zines &rebs=
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Martin 8edteI itatt. Ser @eritor-
bene pltr6e Dor So Sabren in ct.
Soiepb geboren nn6 b%erbetratbete it6
Moi 1887 nit @opbia 5eifert.
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