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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

crooks called the Secret Seven" car
ries very interesting theme and
everything in the picture is worked
out in a very large manner.
The Pathe News Weekly at this par
ticular time is one of the most in
teresting pictures in the market. You
can read the news in your daily paper
but in the Pathe News you see the
actual work
Today's news gives you the cap
ture of Hans Swartz. the German spy,
in Hoboken, N. j.. with the bombs
prepared to blow up the huge build :
ings in New York. the wilful ~ who
filibustered the ARMED Ship Bill TO
defeat in the L. S. Senate and many
other such scenes of interest.
The program is concluded with
Never Too Old to Woo" a Universal
comedy with a big laugh.
The same popular prices prevail
and the shows start at 2.3O-700 and
S.45.-Advt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03
Care of the Flag

Editor kennebec Journal:
The article appearing III the Journal
a few days ago, in regard to the flag on
City hall being left out at night and
in stormy weather was timely one. 1t
not only applies to City hall, but to a
great many places in the business and
residential sections of the city. 1t is to
re regretted that these flags are left
cut every night If a person loves the
flag and Is patriotic enough to display
il, he or she ought to respect it enough
to follow the simple rules that govern
the use of it. No doubt many think it
IS 100 much bother to take 1t in at
night and put it out in the morning,
but that is a mighty poor excuse, con-
sidering the nature of the bother"
and the time it takes to accomplish it,
The writer has a flag and has it dis
played but takes time to care for it
NIGHTS and stormy weather. f. W. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

Men-Mr. p. McAvoy, Mr.. G. K.
Black. Mr.. Hall Bowman. MIR. John
Boyesson, Mr.. Frank Clark, Mr.. Ever
EFT Emery, Mr. A. Fl. Gay, Mr.. Chas.
Grady, Mr.. Willis Harvey, Mr.. Her
bert James, Mr.. Clifford Keene, Mr.. G..
H. Kinney. Joseph Lachance, Ralph NJ.
Percival. Mr.. Ellie Prescott. Mr.. Will
son Shannon Sherman, Mr.. G. f. Snow,
Mr. E.lricn f.. Williams.
Womcn-Miss Germaine Bergeron,
Annie Berry, Miss Alice Blanchard,
Ellen Brown, Miss Evelyn Cooley, Mrs.
Helen Corey, Miss Jennie Dougless,
Miss Helen Hamilton, Miss Jane Hayes
Miss A. f. NJ Hewitt, Mrs. Andelie
Lawrence, Mrs. G. w. Lawrence. Mrs
Effie G. Lord, Miss Paulina Wyman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03
SHOW YOUR LORS

alowed
fter
A face
the flag
be the top of staff that is front the build
STAFFNo
navy
United Stat
raj flown from
and noc
ANOTHER F1AAGWhen
to other
ILLUSTRATONSThe should
should be at tn
frs be and then
% staff
froms to noon and a staff fromn
at sea-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03
Fright Quality" Maintained by Morse.
Made Clothes Despite War Markets.

The Spring and Easter season Of 1917
finds Morse made clothes the express
sion of reliability - Right quality
first" The solid old Boston house of
Leopold Morse Company has kept the
standard UP, despite trying conditions
in the clothing industry.
The H. G.. Barker Co. at it's Augusta
and Gardiner stores makes a strong
leader of Morse-made clothes, which
carry their guarantee. as we'll as the
makers. and also bear the A. =. Of L.
union label. The seasons best in suits
and top coats await inspection-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

Superintendent of Schools H. H. Stu
art calls attention to the patriotic
work which is being done in the
schools both urban and rural, at this
time All the elementary grades are
supplied with flags, as well as the
school buildings, and at least once a
day the salute to the Flag is prac-
tical. tho teachers also devotinc some
time to patriotic lessons in tho vari-
Gus classes. At Cony High school on
Monday morning, Clinton Thompson
gave his classes a most interesting talk
on american Ideals, What They Are,
What They Cost and What They
Mean" Among other things, he en-
phasiZed the need for broad minded
patriotism. and said obstructive crit
icism of the action taken by those in
power. unless you have something bet
ter to suggest. is to mind an evidence
of the deepest ignorance" He also said
THE spirit of '76 is having revival at
this time, but it may have no other
effect than to put us on a more effect
i've war footing"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL TODAY

Paramount Presents Blanche Sweet in
"Those Without Sim; Francis
Bushman and Beverly Bayne in
Sixth Episode Of 1.-THE Great Sc
cret"; Pathe News; Universal
Comedies.
In one Of her most thrilling of her
many beautiful productions, Blanche
Sweet will be seen at the Colonial to-
day in the Lasky- Paramount produc-
ton Of "Those without Sin" The
story Was written especially for her
by Harvey T. Thew and the scenes are
laid in and around Richmond, Va, at
the time of the Civil War. Miss Sweet
in the role Of a young Southern girl
appears to better advantage than In
any other role she has previously at
tempted. Entrusted with valuable
dispatches. this young girl is captured
by. the Federal troops, and is told that
by giving herself, her friends will be
saved. How she saves her neighoors
and herself is brought about in most
ingenious manner.
A good old fashioned tarring and
feathering was one of the many thrill
ling incidents in the picture and there
is no doubt as to the sincerity OF the
punishment administered by the
Southern gentlemen for the insult tc
their country woman.
The critics class Those Withou,
Sin" as "a worthy successor to THE
Warrens Of Virginia" Belasco's ia
nous stage and screen production in
which Miss Sweet also starred. The
sixth episode Of THE Great Secret
featuring Francis Bushman and Bever-
~ Bayne is a continuation OF the snap
and thrills which have marked the
previous chapters. This is, without
doubt the greatest continued story OF
its kind on the screen and there is
action in every foot Of film. The
workings Of this mysterious baBd OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03
The Flag Fund.

The interest in the fund which the
Kennebec Journal is raising is not
decreasing and various sums reach the
Office daily.
The following IS a list Of additional
subscribers to the fund:
Mrs. Paul D. Sargent
Charles n. TowIe
Burton Hoyt Cleaves
Frances Russell
Three Journal Employees
Raymond Cunningham
Walter Cunningham
j. Hubert Cross
Russell Judkins
Signe Casper
Gerald Casper
Milton Plumnner
Beulah Plummer
Everett Plummer
The total sum received Is s5.4u.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

One Augusta man who tried to take
his wife in on an April l joke allows
that he is all done, because sit can't be
did" Tho man had it in. mind to put
one over Oh the madam Sunday morn
ing while they were dressing for
breakfast. and asked her to go over to
the window and sec a robin out on the
lawn. There was no robin in sight but
the madam bit all right and her hus-
band said that he would have fooled
her in great shape had it not been for
robin, which had been around the
corner of tho house hoped into view
and in this way spoiled the mans joke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03
NUx IRON PEPS|N and
Observation-Disclosures
Combination.
Combination.

As comprised In Hoods Sarsaparilla
and Peptiron Pills. these valuable RENE
dies possess urlequalled health-value, for
the alienation and cure of a long train
of ailments common among our people In
this 9th century.
In these days of rushing and pushing,
beyond the endurance Of even the most
robust, nearly every man and woman
needs and must have the aid of the
health-giving powers of this combination
of medicines to support and sustain nor
NAL health tone. If it is not supplied.
the depletion of the blood and the broken
down nerves will soon give way to per-
manent invalidism and ruined health.
The very best remedies for blood puri-
rying and nerve-b building are found in
Hood Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills.
You know well the great tonic proper
ties of iron. They are much increased
and improved in this combina tion-Hood' s
Sarsaparilla before meals, Peptiron Pills
after.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

Augusta is to have a patriotic dem
onstration, it is now hoped on PATRIOTS
day. Plans are not fully matured, or
the date fixed. hut the promoters are
active and will decide some time this
week. The local committee wishes to
avoid interference with the dates OF
other cities. and plans to make the
event at least Of county wide interest
or even embracing all Of central Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

A very enthusiastic rehearsal Of the
patriotic playlet, "Uncle Sans Dream"
which Will be given April 10. at the
Green street Methodist church. took
place Monday evening. The cast in
cludes representatives of each state In
the Union, Columbus and Uncle Sam.
The proceeds are for the recently or
ga, lied Fisher Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

Mrs. Donald WendalI. who had been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hazen Beechor. 147 Cony street, left on
the 9.36 train Monday morning for her
home in Worcester. Mass. accom-
panied by her mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

The Rebekah Aid will be entertained
on Wednesday evening April by Mrs.
Almeda Tabcr. Mrs. Augusta Petten-
gill and Mrs. Edith Foster at 20 Spruce
street. 4 good attendance is desired.
as important business is to come be-
fore the meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03
LOCAL NOTICE

The Rebekah Aid Society hold a sale,
entertainment and dance, in I. o. Q. +.
Hall, Tuesday afternoon and evening.
April 8. Aprons, cooked food, candy,
ice cream and cake on sale. Tickets
for entertainment, csc. April2d2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

1t is seldom that an ice storm comes
along in April but that such a thing is
possible there was plenty of evidence
yesterday. The rain that came along
Sunday night froze in places but not
those places where one would imagine
that ice would form, for while there
w3s no ice on the Sranolithic and con-
crete walks. every board walk and
hoard cross walk was coated with ice
of a smoothness that made it difficult
of navigation, and some folks slipped
and fell, after they had believed that
all danger of that was over until
another winter. The trees and wires
were coated with ice that remained on
throughout the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03
Notice to the Public

Beginning May /, 1917, all Journey
men plumbers and steam filters shall
receive q minimum wage of soc. per
hour and all work to cease at Il o'clock
noon on Saturdays during the months
| of June, July and August.
GUY L. SAWYER. Sec.
Local No. CAB. mar. 29d1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

Miss Marion Beck is home from
Wheaton College for the Easter recess
and will enjoy the time with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Beck of Elm
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03
Bankruptcy Matters.

The following petition was received
Monday at the Office of the referee in
bankruptcy for Kennebec county:
Freeman H. Trites of Vassalboro,
laborer. Petition filed March 2S. ad-
Indicated March 81. Liabilities sSS1.o3;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

Fifeld Bros. Co. have installed wall
and silent statesmen cases to display
their large stock of auto accessories.
They invite your inspection. whether
you intend to purchase or not.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

Alfred Simmonds of Winslow filed
his first naturalization papers Monday
at the office of the clerk of courts of
| kcnnebcc county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

assets $3.50, all of which amount Is
claimed to be exempt. First meeting
of creditors Friday, April 20, at 10
A. NJ,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

Lest you forget: Place the order
for Easter flowers now."-Robbins
Greenhouses, tel. 144.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. c. Ward left
Sunday nigh. for Van Buren, for few
weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03
Local Matters

Opening day at n. Richmond's Dept
Store.-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-03

DR.. Stubs has resumed his practice.
Hours . to and to S 2. NJ. Mornings
hv appointment mar 31d4t
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-12-14
STINT befsanen iid idnloie.

Die Glatt Gpiiobe In Setter Bratrte
pel6e llngebeuer ptel 5taub anf nf1Dtrbelte
unb 5bliebli6 I'M @ert6t enbigte, ge=
bort iekt ser @ersaneenbeit an, lotpeit
Sic eingeleiteten &rtn1tnaloerfabren IN
Betra6t fon1lne11, 8efanntlid fpnroe1l
3u0lf BON ben pronli1enteiten 8iirgern
Setter YrairieS BON Sen @robgeldiporez
men bon Wec9eob Gou1tp angeflagt
etne 9lufrubr a11gelttftet gu baben.
Ser erlte 6an 9e9en q. 6. 9aegert
fam lebte 8o6e TN Diitrtft=0ertbt
BON O3c2eob Goll1tn CUR 8erba1olllng,
G8 nab1n polle bier Gage BEN 5atbez
1tano al1f5u1lebn1e11. Nahbem bte Snrn
IL 9tunoen BEN Sail beraten batte,
eirioten 1ie lid anf beiren Wabriprud)
uno lpra6e1 SEN Nngeflagten oe5 Ser
bredenS ldulbig, &aurl mar baS llr=
tell oerfii1bet 10 fanben GonferenSe11
Itatt 31ptl6e11 ben Nnndlten Der Nnge=
flaeten u11b res 5taateS tpobet ald
Ni6ter 5tfft IN oie 8eratltr1g ee5pge1l
1purbe.
Mlle }6iene11 lt1 bari11 etrig 5ll ieifL
bab baS Wobl 1tnb Sntereiie bon Setter.
Yrairie a111 belfel1 oaonrb getpabrf
tpiiroe menn ei11 Gonlpronib 5n Wege
fd1ne, Mad eingebe11oer Beratnng etntgz
ten li6 Sic betreffenben Barteien oabtn,
bab 9aggart 3nr 3ablung einer 0elb.
itrafe bon $500 perbonnert 1pnrbe nno'
Ste Nnqeflagten sSacob Groule, Jranf.
@6lna1lot, Milliam S Sabnfe, uno'
Gilbert Burrnei1ter 1i6 alld i6u1btg be-
fannten unb cine Gelbffrafe BON .$10O.
be3ablten. 1ie Nnflagen gegen bic
a1lbere1 1purbel1 abgenieien. Die
S5rage BON 2onaittdt ODER l1nlopalitdt
tporuber baS @erii6t ii6 Derbrettet bate
bab btele et1e berDorragerbe Nolle
ipielen tpiiroe, tpurbe IN feiner Q8eiie err.
tpdbnt.
Gine @e111atton ipurbe babur6 berz.
porger11fe11, bab beeibiete NnSiage1l bon.
flint Mitgtiebern Ser @roBgei9 ei9moreaen
porgelegt tpurben, babingebe1b, bab.
Mar &latt ipelder oie Nnflage11 angez
itiftet batte, flint Der @roBgei6 ei6morene11
anlpra6 unb iie erindte Nnflagen gegen
bie Nngefla9ten pegen Nngriffs I'M
@rab gu erbeberl. Dieie eioli6en Nns..
lage1 tpuroe1l IN benz Yro3eb 11i6t sllgez
lafien. Nidter Iifft mag ieoob ben.
Betreffenben ipe9en Mi8a6ten8 oeS:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-12-14
Grifgs- llfbfr|ldt.
Sad ant6entiiden Nadridtcu 'ii6er
&riegsereisenf1ic.

ssSn fruber11 Sabren ga1ten Der Wioz
not DECEMBER un6 Die folgenben Moz
note als r'tbige @ai1on 10 nett
aftueue ariegsfiibruns in 8etradt
fomnen. Die ein5tgen 2lusnobmen
naren Die 6inbenbu~g 5dla@t
nabe Der oitpreubtf6en @ren5e i'm err
Hen unb bic @d1a6t bel 9oiiions
i'm 3tpeiten Mirter. 0ieles Sahr
nirb es anbers iein, benn G4la9ten
beoeute11ben nmfanges nerben ni4t
MIR BON Der italienilAen, ionbern
au9 bon Der peit1i4en 5ront beri6z
tet. Mne Mn5ei6en 0euten auf eine
le6bafte Mtntertampasne an 5tpei
ni6tige1 6ronten bin. Der @rnno
gu bieiem l1mfanoe 1T let@t in benz
bringa1ben Mun19 Der beutfcben
Siibrer gu finben, ben &rtegs our
Gnt{9etbung gu bringen, ebe Oas
@ros un1erer eignen 5rupPen bus
ariegsgliid gegen Die 3entralma6te
ent t19eiben tann. politi1d6e @rpdgunz
gen iptelsn obne 3peifel glet9fdus
eine groBe Moue in Ser @ntidei6ung
bes beufi9en @eneralitabes, ei1e
@nti@eibung auf benz @@1a4tfelbe
10 f9nen mie mDgIi@ berbei5nfuhz
rem.
Menn mir BON po1itifden grtpGgun=
oen fpre6en, tperbe1 mir tpieeerum
barqn eri1nert, bob es taum m0glt9
1T, cine treffenoe @@ilberung Der
&riegslage gu ge6en, obne bic polittz
f6en Greignii1e gu beriifii4tigen, bic,
ipie mir in ben lebten Repue 3etgten,
10 eng NIT sen n1ilitdrti@en greig<
nilien Dernanbt iinb. Dos berporz
1te9enbe politif6e @reignis, Dos auh
bic 1nilitdriide Gage .f6on itarf be-
einflubt bat, 1T nod immer bie ruiz
1i{de ReDolutipr unb tire lebte
9bafe, Der enifhen sa1lBlanb UNI
BEN s5einoe abeefdloHene Woffenz
itiufa11b. IS fat a1atiirlid fetf M}oz
naten 1eir1e ernlfIihen Rdnpfe an
Der Diftli9en Sgrpnt gegeben, aber es
fnnn nit GINGER 9iderhett geloat
merben, 6ab bic Deutfhen es niat
lpagen burften, 81 piele Sruppen BON
Der 1fliden lSrpnt ab5u5iebenl 70
Innne bic 2aae 10 unfider blieb, tDie
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-12-14
gsurjtabero in Ser gurnbaae,

Sin ieltene8, piellei6t IN bieligen
1urrerfreiiea nod 11idt 0a9emeienes
s5e1t 1pirb s9an8t 8tagabe1lb IN Ser 5nrr=
balle sefeiert. Sin eemiitli6er Wnrlt=
abe1o 1tebt auf Dem 8ereinSfalenoer.
1a8 Te1t fam gang ll1lerfDartet llnb allt
eige1ltiinnli6e gSeile 5u 9tanbe. Sim
9lbe11b oes 5tiftl1ng8feite8 oe8 3lr11=
oereins 1praden peri6tebene iiingeIe
Inrner NIT Gapt. .5inbern1ann iiber
sseltlihfeiten u11b .ba erbot iid Gapt.
5inber1nQ1ln Elm @dipei11 n1lo ei1 96af
31 l6e11fe11 fir einen geniitli6en gSnrlt=
abenb, iebte aber bic 8ebtngll11g bin5ll,
bab Sic jllngen 6erren ba8 Sieb5el1g BON
ieiner 6arm IN Miogelp 5Dpnlbip abb
bo1ell ,niibten.
Die8 gefbob u11o 5errr1ann Sren5el
lpelher als ti6tiger QBnritmaher nett
llno brett befa1l1lt tit, tpirb sic gratz
tpuri, 2eberipurit n1b Blutmurit fir ben
Nbeno eiserbdnbig fabri5tren. Ser
sSralellperei11 lpirb Ben 9auerbraten
=liefer1. gie Nn8f6ten auf gutes 5ll
.e{ierl ii11b alio bic oenfbar beiten.
Sin be1nlelben Nbe11b finbet oie regelz
mdBtge 8erlanln1lnng beS gereins itatt.
Nad 961ub oeslelben gigt eS Elm fnr5eS
Yrogra1n111, oa1n Iar5 uno bann 0a8
Jefefen. 8ere6ti9t tsh3unebn1en an
Ser geier iinb Die Oitglteber oe8 9ur11z
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-12-14

Sngo 5eienn1aier lpelder fiir3li6
eire Nuto @arage IN Morton faufte,
belt fid lekte ISOLDE bier beiudstpeiie
auf.
gor etliben 1ase11 ll1lterfparf ii1
6ra1l Manede pol, 6airfar i'm linton
5oipttal elmer Speration fit @aIlen=
iteine,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-12-14

ser 5leepp @pe 8anf 1T, fiiblt er bob
ct Sic Yro3elle nt6t b0ren foll llno oeS.
peoen ipurbe Ni6ter Sobnion erllan11t
UNI in bielen Jdllen olS 6i6ter gu lttell.
Biiraerpapiere lpurbel1 Montagna6=
1ntttao s(ubren Sob11 Sohnfor ll1to
sSuli1ls sSorgenlonL beibe BON Gpan, ge=
lpdbrt. 9ll(e a11beren gppltfatto11en ipnrI
SEN bis allf Sen Weaiz5 5ermtn per16obe1l.
8on BEN @roBgeidDorenen mnroer1
anflaeen lpte folgt erboben: 0egen
Clinton gdreiner lpegen Nngriffs I'M
,ipeiten Grob. sy1l Ser gnflage betbt
es, bab er ami 3. Silt ietne 6rou Warz
oareta ghrei1ler nit elmer S6tebfpaffe
aneearifIe1 babe. 8. M Sbarp miro
anoeflaet Elm littli6es 8erbre6en 9egen
ctn Mdb6en ln1ter l8 Sabre1r begange'l
,1l baben ln1b s,par In Seem Tim a1n
10. Stint.
Mil(iam 6uebeS lpel6er letten Cont
1ner NIT Gbtef &lal1ie @trett bate,
mllroe bes Nngrtffs I'M 2. 0rao angez
flagt.
G5eoen sos. NoSmub lit eine Nnflage
meQen @robbiebltablS erboben iporoen.
Befan1tli6 itabl Ser 9ln9eflagte, Der crit
19 Sabre alt lit, Sobn Wt6e(lon tn
5leepp Gne'er 8abnbof etne soloene
llbr.
3pei meitere 9lnflaeen lino erboben
morben, lpurben aber 1i6t befornt gez
oeben, lpeil oie Mngeflagten lid nod
ni6t III 9aft beitnoen.
@eeen 5tuebe 8ro8. lueld)e BON Dem
gBilbbliter u1eeflagt ipare11, g8tloenten
un9elebli6er>peile In ibrem Refrtgerator
9ebabt gu babe11 tpuroe fetne Nnflose
erboben.
gDie per[a1ltet ioll a,r6 et11 ger1nd
ee1na6t uoroen ietn, gegen ben 9erauS=
oeber Ser SEEM nlm Reptetp ETH unz
lopalitdtsperfabren anbdngtg gu MAIDEN.
Da oie @robgeid,norenen bon Der
2opalitdt bes betreffenoen @errn nber=
se11qt. lpare11, tpuroe. bte' Nn9elegenbett
ni1t ,petter unter1u6t.
9te @robgelduorenen lpuroen Wtttt=
mo6 Netttae entla1en na6oem ite tbre1l
96lubberi6t bei1n Ni6ter btnterlest
batten. Sn bem Bertdt nitro e1nz
pfoblen, oab 11eue Gabnen fir gonrt
9ouie nno Gountp Sail angel6aftt
lperoen iollen, bab Der 8ogenetngans
sun1 Court 6ouie repartrt merben iolle,
lno baB nsgenttlatorS" tn benz Sc
lbporenerai aimrner angebra6t meroen
{olle11. 0er 8eri6t 1pri6t ii6 dnber1t
befriebigeao aus iiber Die OeforafionS=
orbeit ll11b bab Gonntp Sotl nin, IN
better Srbnung ieten.
Bon SEN straightforward purber1
entid)ulbi9t: G111il S. Buenger tpetl
er Elm li3e1llirter 2et6enbeitatter 1T;
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