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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23
A Comet Scare.

Joseph Jerome Lafrancais de La
lande. the popular French astronomer
Of the eighteenth century. differed
from Newton's view thar Providence
had 80 arranged matters MS TO make
collision Of the earth with comet Inn
possible and wrote a paper TO prove
that 1t was only very improbable. This
paper. which was 10 have been reud
with others before the French academy
ON certain day In i773. got crowded
out. but the Partisan public. hearing OF
II. made up It's mind that Lalande had
predicted the impending destruction Of
the earth. and such panic cnsued that
the police had to order the publication
OF the paper 10 reassurc the public
mind. But even then II was popularity
believed that the paper had been deiib.
crately toned down. and comet panIcs
ensued FOR n quarter OF u century
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23
ARMY SOON TO HAVE
SCOUTING OIRIGIDLES
Work Rushed on Balloons That
Will Have Sixteen Hours
Sailing Endurance.

BY permission OF the secretary OF the
navy the following description of new
I dlriIblc balloons which nre being built
( as rapidly as possible for the govern.
mcut 30 that they may be available for
wnr scout work is made public:
The shape OF the envelope Of the
dirlgibe somewhat resembles that OF a
cigar The entire length from tip to
tip viii be iGJ feet and the maximum
diameter 3i.J feet. but the maximum
width over the tall fins VIII be 3d2
feet. This huge envelope will displace
1900 cublc feet.
{ suspended from the envelope will
De Il rigidly built car spacious enough
TO carry u pilot. an observer. the ne
essary accessories Tor determining
titudc. speed. etc. aud hundn
horsepower gasoline motor of the latest
improved type. Provision is also made
for carrying ballast, which when
thrown out will enable the dirigible ~
reach an altitude OF 800 feet with
safety.
These dlrigibles are to De so con.
structed that the maximum speed OF
forty.iiv miles per hour Is attainable
ut nm altitude OF 600 feet. and this
speed may be maintained for ten
hours, They Gun also endure sixteen
hours Of flying at the cruising speed Of
thirty live miles per hour. which per
mits range OF 500 miles,
"Includins the weight OF the pilot
and observer and their equipment the
estimated weight OF the dirigible Is
5,275 pounds. The total weight OF
ballast is only 00l pounds. 800 being
water and 2ii pounds Of sand This
total weight OF 5.27J pounds is divided
by the government engineers into two
classes, known as penalty weight and
useful load The first mentioned Gov.
ers only the dirigible and its mechan
ical equipment. which is specified nj
1884 pounds. The useful load In
cludes the pilot and observer. their in
struments, radio. fuel. oil and water
| toSetucT Will Tue Suuu uhu NutcE Oui
last. and the maximum weight OF this
Is set ut 1911 pounds
"Some idea OF the development OF
! power plants for dirigibles is gained
from the fact that only 56S pounds |.
allowed for the combined weight Of
the engine. muiliers. radiator. water
propeller and hub, In the early stages
Of gasoline engine manufacture the OLE
single cylinder motor alone nearly az
proached this weight.
"The car used In these dirigibles vii
greatly resemble that Of the ordlnar.
aeroplune except that It is so construct
ed that for strategic or other reasons
the pilot may light upon body Of wa
Ter This is made possible by attach
ing sklds OF ash to which are securel,
fastened large waterproof cylinders o
fabric stuffed with kapok tiber. whicl
AFFORD the requisite buoyancy."
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23
-----------------------
How Baraboo Got lts Name.

Indians gave Baraboo its name. but
the word Is not an Indian one. Bari
beau or Baribault was the name Of an
old Canadian French trader who ut
the age OF seventeen sought the then
wilderness Of Wisconsin to secure pelts
for the Hudson hay company and later
Tor the American Fur company, He 90.
Nblished n post where the town Of
Barabo0 now stands, Being the first
white man In those parts, the Indians
named the place after him, but as they
had not had the advantages OF French
education they could not get the pro-
nunciatlon OF the name nearer than
BarabOo. and BaraboO II remains to
this day.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23

French government nor 10 take men
nclns attitude toward France. II III"
United States does moi give this us
surauce we shall be obliged 10 think
that this misunderstanding lS not the
result OF an error"
The excitement In this country nnd
France soon approached that frenzy
which prcccdes war. and the presl'
dents message contained nothing /"
nllay II.
War preparations were nnde with
frantic energy. II lnrge French squad
ron appeared In the vicinity of the
West indies. aud 10 congress john
Quincy Adams nude II speech M thrill
Ing In liz cloquencc thRt when the
venerable orator resumed his scat"the
very walls shook with the ihundcrln,
applause he had awakened l'ut that
was all \ lrW weeks la,cr Presi
dent Jackson infn,Hcd congress that
he had accepted the olfcy of Great
Britain to uct MS mediator IN the dis.
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23
DIPLOMATIC CRISES
Breaking OH Relations Does Not
Always Spell War.
WE HAVE HAD MANY CLASHES.
One Of Our Disputes With France
Brought us to tho Very Verge OF
hostilitlss, but the Quarrel Was Am.
LoAbiy Ssttled--Our Break With italy.


Several times hefuc our break with
Germany this country severed dlplo.
matte relations with foreign powers
without war as u result, We had n
number OF diplomatic crises with
France. and We also broke with Ncnc
xueln, Nicaragua. Mexico nnd Italy. Yet
hostilities In each cH,c were rvcricd
During President MadiSun'S admin
Lstration Amcricuu cupamcrcc had sur
fered severely from the enforcement of
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES. ISSUED
by Napoleon. aud when peace was
finally declared In Europe In 1915 this
government at once suuch, monetary
compensation FOR the damages done its
citizens While the l'un,l government
readily admitted the Justice Of the
claim, II seemed IN nu hurry Ia pay IL,
and the negotiations dngged nlong III.
III President Jackson referred TO the
subject with unlstinl harshncSs In his
0rst annual message 10 congress-
This action resulted IN u treaty be-
tween the two nations, binding the
French government to lmy Ia the Unit
ed States the sum of S5,UJo,OOO In six
annual installmcnis. Hut the payments
were not made, nnd this moved Prcsi'
dent Jackson to send another fiery
message 10 congress. which lut France
In u rngc and resulted In the ministers
OF both countries being recalled, Pres
ident Jackson then abruptly demanded
the payment OF the money.
The reply Of the French government
In turn enrugcd this country. I'VE
will pny the money" wrote the French
foreign minister, when the govern
ment Of the United States II ready ou
It's part TO declare TO us, by address
Ing Its claim TO us officially IN writing
that Il regrets the misunderstanding
which has arisen between the tive
countries, that this misunderstanding
IN founded upon mistake and that II
never entered into its Intention to call
In question the good faith OF th,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23

Persons afflicted with cold feet, In.
stead OF taking hot tlatiron or brick
to bed with them. Ms was once the GUS
tom, may now wear either bed shoes
or feet envelopes" Of eilerdowD Han-
ncl. The latter nre easily made, Take
yard and Il half OF eidcriown flannel.
yard wide. Fold this together cn
velopc style. the fuzzy siGe within
,eaylng cIght or ten inches for the flap
Bind Il all around with ribbon ia
match
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23
LOUIS ERWIN Is MADE
MAilsHAt FOR ALASKA

Washington. May 23.--President
Wilson today appointed Louis T. Err
win. OF Alaska. Division Four. Dis
trict OF Alaska. to be United States
marshal.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23
ARCTIC EXPLORER PERRY
ARRIVES IN PORTLAND

Portland, May 23.--Admiral
Robert Perry arrived In Portland
this morning. He will address the
University club at Il dinner to be
given in his honor tonight.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23
In the Cause Of Freedom.

II told the lawyer | wanted an abso-
lutte divorce" said Mrs. Flighty.
And what did he snyG"
"lle told me llc was IN old friend of
my husl W,d and as II favor tn hun he
would take the cuse,"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23

For all information regarding
freight and passenger service call at
the ofiice OF the company. Public Ser
vice building. or phone 1S1 for
same.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23

All trains leave Grants Pass from
the corner Of G and Eighth streets,
opposite the Southern Pacific depot.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23
MAKE WORK A PLEASURE.

Mothers, wives, make the home
homsable. Start your boys and
girls, your husbands, out fresh
and clsan in the morning. Send
them off with a kiss and q smile.
Il makss all the difference in the
world. You can accomplish more,
and 90 can they, because q body
that 10 fresh and elssn and q
heart that 10 happy and glad sivs
physical strength and endurance,
90 that work 10 not a grind, but .
pleasure.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23
ABSTRACTS

Engraved calling cards--10o cards
and plate. In script, $3.50; II plate
is furnished. 100 @rds for 81.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23
STRAYED

ESTRAY-There estrayed from my
place three weeks ago. small black
mare, German coach type. NJ. NJ.
Ainsworth. Murphy, Oregon.
Phone 601-F-22. 59tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23

Neatly printed stationery at the
Courier Office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23

Tuesdays. Thursdays. Saturdays
Train / lv. Grants Pass. 1000 q. m,
Train 2 lv. Waters Creek 100 p. m,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23
MINES AND MINING

MINING PROPERTIES WANTED
We have buyers for developed and
partly developed mining proper
ties consisting Of gold. silver. COP
per. tungsten, manganese, molyb-
denum, lead. cinnibar. zinc. Iron
and coal mines. Munson-Lach-
apelle Co.. sol Alaska Bldg, So
attic, Wash. So
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23

Calling cards at the Courier.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23

A classified ad brings results.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS
TAXI SERVICE

AUTO SERVICE-P. j. Houser,
phone Mocha restaurant, lS1-R or
residence 35O-J. Cou, try trips a
specially. "A
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23
TINE CARD
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company

Effective December 5. 1916
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-23
Classified advertising


FOR SALE-Stock ranch. Az miles
from Leland. 80 acres clover.
grain. fruit and berries. water for
irrigation. excellent outside range,
35 head cattle. mule team, wagon,
harness and other tools. Good
buildings, three-quarters mile to
good school. Give terms For par
ticulars write owner. G. Z. Strong.
Leland. Oregon. GO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-03
TnIandif0e naNri0tef.

- Mauriee Rprrifon ges
IforbeH. Cine G,ib in Dei.cu
0euti9sameritann9en Hrtien pcb!i
betdnnte Yeri0nli9tsit, Der S9aii'
IpieIer Mauriee Wlorrion iit in
Srooilpn i'm Utter bon so Sabrtu
nab ldngerer aranfbeit ssitOrbei. Or
batte elm abpe9slunesrei9es, bstpegz
tes 2eben bintsr ii9. Sn Der iIeinsn
rumdniiden Stobt Golab eeboren.
enitpideIis er friibseitie poetiine ga.
Ients, unb tpablie, na4bem er 5u Ieiner
ausbilouns mad Dien sefanbt lpcrs
ben mar. bic 9beaterlaufbobn. gs
CAB ipObl tuum cine 9iibns nnf bsm
turopGii4en Sentiment, auf Der Wtcrs
riion ni9t fir tur5e 3eit sewirft
bate. Gang. bisli ss ibn nirgsnts,
obpobI er an pitIeu Drisn f45ns Gre
folss er5ielts. Bon iiatili6er erf4tis
nuns bate er ffets Sslbenrollen b.vor>
sugi. unb obipobl CT cine aanse Rsihe
bon Spradsn be6erritts, fast. icn
bos beutfae Drama am btIien su, Er
fpirtte Biz DOT ipertisen Sobrtn faf
ousiHIisBIi6 dIs bsutfher G6crs
ipieIsr. Cine 3eii lang seb5rts CT ard
BEN Gniemble Der Meintngtr ols
WitsIieb an. Dor ungsfGbr % Sabrsn
fam CT gum erffen. Wlnle nod ban
gterstnigten Siaoitn. ipofeIbif Ct msbs
rere Sobrt biuburd an ben hurpts
fahIibIftn giihnen NH gutem erFoIa
@ditrotIen dab. gfuh bic Rem Do-isr
beutffe giibne rernts er .snnen, mrb
lipnr frat er sum erffen T1lt TN Srs
Ding plate Ebenier unisr Mmbr1
In ber Rollt bts uritl Mccfia orf,
lpebst. e6hlbtsdiL sss sin esartss
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2anbsmann bes @erjtorbensn mar
oIs Ben eliiba mitipirtts. Sn ben lss
ten Sabreu mar q auf Der glep Dor
ter jiibuden giibne tbdtis. bod aid
bier ,os CT es Dor, beuti9 gu iprsGsn
ipdbrenb bic iibrisen Ulitpirtsnoel
ii9 bes Dialects bebienien. Torrifoi
ipisItt In Cincinnati i'm Ganalibectsr
unter 5einemann unb Moldin.
-Sn Der S9nuttf BON
9Ifb srf9lnseR. Sn siner sob,
bon 20 Gub tpurbe in eiHxr SdauteI
ipslde ii6er Der Strabe Dor Isinem
5eim mar, Ode Carl unb gorDoot
ape., Grafton 5sisbts Bel pittsbure
Ri6arb Garon, 10 SABRE alt, Dom
gIib erf4Iagen. Sein Batter. Samil'
ton 5aron, ipeIster bas SpisI bei
&naben beobahiste, fob, pis isiu
Sobn aug biefsr S0be tObt 5ur Orb.
fisl. 9lls ss aHfins gu regnen. frnsts
Der junse 1aron I'm bic erlaubnib,
btnaus sebtn gu biirf.n, I'm i'm 8sssn
5u fpitltn. Stine Bite tpurbe ess
lpdbrt, unb nit alten aleibern onees
tbdn, lief CT iiber bi. Strabs, i'm dui
BEN frsisn 8auplnb bort gu Ipielen.
an .einem boben Giaboums auf biefsm
plnbe mar cine srpB, Shnuiel aus
gtnbftau gemafi. Der anabs lebis
ii6 binstn unb ifipnns gernbs febr
bod, nls Der Baum bonn 9fibe ees
trofFen ipurbs. Sn BEN ausenbIid, oIs
Der Batter ben SbIns bSrte, iab Ct
aud fdon isin.n Sobn 3ur Grbs fal'
len. Gr lief biniibtr unb Sbb bic gus
iammtHssi4rumpfis gorm TsinssSob,
mes duf. 9pitoren, ipsIhe iofori eerus
fen ipurbsn, ionnten nur rod benSoo
bes Gnabsn fsItiisIsn. Der Baum
iuurbe Don Der arone Bis su ben
Wurssln a,ipalisn. Ter siIsbut bes
annben, ben Ct etrabe true, mar In
Stiide 3srriFsn unb feline Shubt ss.
ipaIiidm Dpn ben GiiBsn se3oasH. Gs
ipurbsn on btm aHaben isIbii meter
feline Mnls ssfunben, als cine flsine
gebranHts Sisle an bsm sinsn DIR.
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Rad lSiea
grudten itaIieniife SIieger <noe
BON ben itaiieniiden GrfoIgen
on, Ofo,17o

grudIten itaIieniife SIieser &llnoe
bon ben italieniihen GrfoIsen
oln Sion5o.
1nrin, 9. Sept. Siinf itaIieni'
fte SIieger itnb ron etnem erfolgrei'
tben S1ue nab @ien oiriidgefehrt
gon Der itolieniifen @anltffrcni
ans, iiberflogcn iie ilnbeattet Or
feintIidrn Sinicn umo baitn 6irefi
nad @ien, mo iie SIugifuifter ber'
iirterparfert, m Seneu Der 9epolfe'
ring pom benz Sieg Der Sstaiiener
@tittbeiIlng geulad)t tpuroe.
GoSiaIifeufOnferen5
peri BEN.
2pnbpn, 2. Sepiernber. - @is
cine gteutersO Oepef9e aus Stpdbolm
befast, tit bic ouf ben 9. Septeuber
In Stodbolm anberaumI aeipeiens
SnternutiouoIe SoSioliiteutpuferen5
oOrlGufis berf9Oben porben. 9cs
9pnrmittet itieb auf 70 oiele S6pie'
risteiten, einfdlieblih Der Sbutfa6s,
baB einige Regierunsen bic ReiiepdfTe
an bic Seleeatsn pertpsiserten, 70
baB ber Guff4ub bef9lpFen purbe.
gertnssr @erIuft.
Qpnbon. 3. Septentber. - Qdut
Dreb beridten Don Der Siiboittiiife
mar on bem sstiegsriiberfnu MIR Elm
fsinbIides Slug3sug betbeiligt. Gs
pirb tein @erfuf ON Renf9enleben
gemelbet. Die 3alI Der 9srpunbtsn
tptrb Deri5isbentIi5 ouf sipei Bis Fiinf
oneeeeben. gs fpurben feds 8orns
Zen dhsepurfsn unb Der ueberfan
rGbrte nur einise Wfirllten.
W6rberif6s &oIlifipn.
Ri9mOrb, Snb., 2. September.
- 9rsi perTonen fpurben uuf Der
StelIs get5btet unb spei 9erionen
fhiper psrIebt, als Elm 3ug Der Der
bnbungsbobn an elmer gtipeoutreus
sung in Der gld6s pon Ridmonb in
bas gfutompfil hinsinfubr. in lpelbem
iie foben. Die Spbten iinb: Gruni
quthpff, sFrGu ssrant puthoff, sSrl.
2lnnu @bite. @erleBt nurben: 8ers
norbine @hite uno bic bier Sabre alte
aatberine 9utboFf. Die @erunsliid;
ten it1b ale In Rihmonb uriGHig.
Ruffen aus MeriiDan
pertrieben.
aonbon. 2. Geptentter. = 2aut
einern pom Snrnftag bntirten omtlis
den tiirtifden gsriht iinb bic RuHenI
Ron ben Siirf.n aus Wierifpan IN Per-
fen pertrieben fpprpen.
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Mmfsei6pben
ST porldufis Der ausitanb Der 2Uto'
motiOfiibrer in Rublanb.

st. Petersburg, 2. Sep.sln'
Der. - Der Nerbanb Der Gotomotios
fiibrer. Der an Samitag bei4loheu
bate an ben Streit gu geben, neil ois
5Orberunsen feiner Utitgiieber prn
Der 8abnperipaltuns ni4t betpiai9i
tporben porsn, bat bef9Ioiien. NIT Fer
MISUNDERSTANDING porIGuflS gu mats
Ten, ba llntsrbanblunsen nit bsr Re
sieruns onsetl,iipft ipOrben iinb.
Die 3eitunsen gsbeu bstannt, bab
In Der tpmmenben Wo9e cine 3tpeitc
Gifenbobnanleibe BON 750,000,0oC
&lbeln ulifgelegt unb bon st1em
Bantfpnbita. iibernomnsn perben
tpirb.
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er In idber ernporuns, - ibm ioate
Reht irno Haf,e iper6enl Sas gilc
Der Nfutter, oieier refine Gpiegel, ipar
5erbroden, - uib Die Blnoe, bie e
benz siingIing fdliis, mar 70 beib,
t6ab es ibm ipoblttot, nod gegeu BIZ
Sderb-n 5ii tpiitben.
Brutal errtrtb er Der ftapodeI1
SGapeter ben SdIiiiieI, nabm ibn an
iih. mari bic Sbiire binter iid ina
S6Iob.
sic perfpIgte TIN. BOT 2iif in1t
Sdmeid)eleien, bot ole fleben6e Sn'
briirit hires Ser5ens aii, ben Sdyliii'
ieI fpie6er5uerldngert eripin bliet
imerbittlid. Der ShIiiiiel gebiibri
gapa. mnnn mitb 81 Monn ifeben.
r9u biit nod lange feiner = ou
ipiiroeif es ia nidt ipaeen, papa ben
ShIiifieI 5ii iibergeben9 er fMiige
bid nie6er I'M sJdbsorn. -. neil er
oeine 9sitpiiieridoft uid,t ertriige. -
Gruin Iann nad. .gdft oirefi
iibergebcn, - bos tpdre ,ir5drt. /.
i'd beponiere i'm oiif ieinan Sdnib.
tiid~... er mag i'm ftuben. ...-1
Sdon ftanb er olf Der Sfhpene 5i'
oes gdters 3iuuner. 2iai fteIlte fid
neben ibn.
rSier 6arfft on iingrufen rihi
berein~, trlupfte er. .Das tpeiBt bi.
@eun asapa bid trifft in ieiner er'
regiing -"
r@os mir Sos beiite giItl limb aIs
obs nif mid arfdrnei-
er ordngte fid ms 8inmner, lie
ifIiipfte neben ibm mrr5 bic 3biir.
SSbm tod,te 6as glut. Elm @6tter.
bib log i'm Stdlibe. - 9us Gseib III
perberbt bon anbesim -. ,inb bic
Sdipeitr bieIfs init Der eetpt5fet.
Ioien geiitter. aud eegen 2iai padte
i'm Die @hftb. gr periudyte iie bindiis-
5iiitoben Gle narnmerte fia an fei.
nen arm. Zen g9IiiiieI, ben Shliii.
fell" SobnIahen6 belt er ibn IN oie
Sobe ino Iieb i'm Bitten. rDa ftebt
bos Sad nod often unD ba Iiegt Der
Brief. 9ies ibn ieiber rnb ou be.
greifit, tpur!snt ia Daters @bre Der
tbefbige.1
sic bIidte mif COS fyad, fab ga.
piere uno 5rpiiden ibner einen @e-
ouIner. .@ib mir Den SdGifell"
Sifhte lie baIb beitnniinssIos.
rHein!"
Sie fiibIte nlr: fdnrpft er fir
1apa, 10 mag i'd, fir Waaura bas
sleiiberfte - ergrifi bic g9affe,
oriidte ob - intb bic aifpel bes
Wlabfefis, bos nidlt ihieben geiernt,
orang ibm IN Die Sridt.
OR brad Suidrliien. gepor oas
Saiis sufmrnnenIiei, botte iie Der per.
franlpften $Giib ben SdIiiiieI ent.
number.
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qoIbenen g6liiiieI iutbeHterft Der
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hatte babel, IN Der ieltinmen @lihe,
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qeide aeberaen.

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Gbt, @hate rIb GarIts 4penue,
Rort5fibe, Der borgeitern am Sube Der
Mn Strabe i'm ObiofIub ertrmtt,
parbe eeffern Nadmittas IN Der yidbe
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rab Sc SeIterrei6er in aIler Gle
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unfdae.

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2onbon. 2. Geptentter. = 2aut
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den tiirtii6en gsriht iinb bic Rufeu
pcn ben Siirt.n aus Waerifpau in Per-
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GtoIa.

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