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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16
Guaranty For Tires
Always, His Belief

When asked if in his opinion. tires would
always be guaranteed, Mr.. {. II. Smith of
Chicago, sales manager Of Diamond tires,
said, "fcs in my opinion good tires will
always be guaranteed
Today more than ever before reputable
manufacturers are standing back of the
tires they make. II is impossible for any
tire impair To dodge responsibility for
the service of it, tires. and that j. the last
thing that the Diamond Rubber y
wants to do.
But there viii probably always be 4 diff
ference in the form al tire guarantees n
issued by different companies. Some com
panics give a written guarantee. but YOU
can boil the whole thing down Ia one
question: Does the maker intend to
stand ~ hi product and willingly offer a.
make good any possible deficiencies. And
even II they intend 10 make good. do their
resources permit 4 full, fair and unhc~i-
Eating adjustment.
just ~ some men are known - men
ri their word. - Diamond i known tn
back mp it, product IA the limit. 10 II
publishc broadcast the statement that
every Diamond tire must deliver full value
in ~-ervirr. III ever a Diamond tire fail,
in this a cheerful, willing adjustment vii.
be promptly made.
The intention and ability of the Diamond
Rubber company 10 make good on this
statement IS never rightfulIy questioned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16
THIS REMEDY is SOLD IN BROWNS
WILLIE BY TIE EAGLE PHARMACY
PHONE 26.
ArnuSermentS
QUEEN THEATRE.

Douglas Fairbanks. the ever popular,
appear ~ the Queen theater tomorrow.
Sundav. IL The Matrimaniac." This j.
the i,tnrization 1T a successful novel
cite BY Ortavu. Roy Cohen and j.. u
azine. II j. even understood that the au-
ihors conceived the original story with
Fairbanks in mind, having received direct
inspiration from the amazing athletic
stunts Of the star as shown in past re
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16
Lyford Sunday School
Challenges the Valley

LlFORD, Tex, June l6.-Among the
many live wire" institutions of L.yford the
Sunday school Of the Methodist church oc-
.cuplcS q position near the top. This school
has n record of attendance and collections
which it challenges any school in the Val
ley 10 eqal or excel. Organized only
four years ago the school has forged to the
front IN a remarkable manner. n evidence
of the record, f.. ". Archer, Superintend-
elt. submits the following record of last
Sundays attendance. which. he says i
only .n-nal":
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16
New Auto Owners
For Past Week

The following automobile license have
been issued by County Clerk co-eph Wcbi
this week:
a. NJ. Fernandez. Brownsville. Ford, IL
ccnse No. 1881.
Jacob Brnndc, Santa Maria. bort. IL
.cenSe No. 12S2.
Daniel Longoria, Santa Maria, Ford, Ii
cense No. 1883.
Teodoro Lopez, Brownsville, Ford, Ii
cenSe No. 1854.
&. II. Fitch, Harrington, Overland, license
No. 1855.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16

leases on the Triangle screen. The story
j. founded upon . situation that seems rs
u~nproductive Of emotion and red blooded
action az a stone-the simple effort Of a
young man 10 get a minister III order 10
marry the girl who j. eager TO become
his wife.
The Sixteenth cavalry band will be Il
special feature at the Queen Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16
ORAL HYGIENE GRADUATES ARE 96

The School of Oral Hygiene at Columbia
University graduates ninety-six young
women this month who September next will
enter the service of the City of New York
as dental hygienists. Their duty will be
to inspect the teeth of all school children
regularly, to clean such teeth when neces-
sary and to send such children 10 den
fists whose teeth demand additional care,
This remarkable class of girl teeth in
spectors is the first one sent out by the
school, established a year ago for this
special purpose.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16

cheur of Belgium, who will mead the Bel
gian mission soon coming to the United
States, is an American woman, daughter
of General Powell Clayton, once United
States minister to Mexico. The Baron was
formerly Belgian minister TO Washington,
and his wife was once one of the most
prominent hostesses of the national capt.
tai.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16

turned home yesterday 10 spend the sum
mer vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Albert Browne.
The Choral club held its weekly rchear-
sal Friday al the Elks' club. Owing to
the absence of Mrs. James b. Wells, presi-
dent, who has accompanied her son, Rob
ert, "a far as Houston ON his trip the
probable destination of which i France,
no business session was held although sew
eral new members were enrolled.
Mrs. q. :. Clancy entertained ut bridge
this afternoon in honor of Mrs. W. @. Muir
ray of Floresville, who is the house guest
of Mrs. q. 5. Stovall. Mrs. CLANCY VIII
have as guests the members of the Friday
bridge club as well as a number of spec
tally invited guests.
g.
a number of young people enjoyed the
Elks' ladies night dance, held in the elbu
rooms in the Stegman building last night.
The return home of n number of students
from colleges and universities render these
informal dances more enjoyable rs it
affords M opportunity for the renewal Of
old friendships.
The weekly hop given by the officers of
the army post will e held tonight. Music
for the dancing will be furnished BY the
Sixteenth cavalry band. The members of
the Country club and Elks club and their
families and friends are invited.
Mrs. ". f.. bennett leaves this afternoon
for a month"; vacation 10 be spent in Col
orado. At kingsvillc Mrs. bennett will be
joined by MIR. and Mrs.. Herbert bennett.
who will accompany her on the trip.
o.
Miss Ruth Murphy If Laredo i in
Brownsville for Il few days, the guest Of
her brother, George Il. Murphy. Miss Muir
ply has visited in Brownsville before and
has a wide acquaintance in social cir
cles. She is at the Miller hotel for the
present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16
BAD STOMACHS-THE PENALTY.

stomach sufferers should take warning. Call
Stones. Cancer and Ulcers Of the Stomach and
intestines. Auto lntoxication. yellow Jauudice
Appendicitis. and other dangerous ailments.
are some IT the penalties. Most Stomach.
Liver and Intestinal Troubles are quickly over
come with Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. This
favoritc prescription has restored millions of
people. Let one dose of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy prove today that it will help you. For
sale by druggists everywhere. ca
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16
WATCHING PROGRESS BRILLIANT
WOMAN

Americans who have been admiring
Miss Phyllis Bottomc's talent and watch
ing her remarkable rise TO fame IA a short
story writer and novelist. will hear with
pleasure that this brilliant Young womar
Is half Americas in spite of her residence
abroad. Her father was an American.
whose mother was a " clI-known religious
teacher IN New York. Miss Bottome'.
mother was English. The writer herself
says she is q Thorough cosmopolitan. hav-
ing lived IN America, France. Italy and
Switzerland. besides England. She was
living in Paris al the outbreak Of q
war, which has inspired some of her no.
able work.
~r.r u,nnIsnN nnur gtsprrN- 80
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16
BAND CONCERT WELL ATTENDED

MISSION. June 16.-The regular weekly
band concert under auspices of the Cham
Der Of Commerce, started al the city park
last night. More han 500 were present
10 hear the initial program by the Mis-
sion band.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16
Women In News
MARY PICKFORD BUYS BONDS.

Mary Picktord, the famous little film
star, has taken 100000 Liberty Loan
Bonds-ten times the amount, by the way,
subscribed by President Wilson. There
seems to be no doubt as 10 sour Mary
having become a thorough American, in
spite Of her having been born in Toronto,
Canada, of Irish parents, and that not 80
very long ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is "A local disease. greatly in
siuenced by constitutional conditions. and
in order 10 cure IL you must take an
internal remscy Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken Internally and acts thru
the blood OH the mucous surfaces OF the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one OF the best physicians
Ia this country for years. 1t is com
posed Of some OF the best tonics known.
combined with some or the best blood
purifiers. Tie perfect combination OF
the ingredients In Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine Is what produces such wonderful
results In catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials. free.
+. J. CHENEY & 20, Props. Toledo. O..
All Druggi Is. &c.
Halls FANNY Pills for constipation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16

-. "a number puguliru. b name of
class. =, number present: " number who
read Bible. CO., number chapters read: e.
amount ~ c.lirrtirn.b
Total enrolled. g.: total present. iuclud NIX
four visitors. ~; total collections. Including
Ia in birthday hax. S39i.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16
RAILROAD SCHEDULE

GULF COAST LINES.
houston and Brownsville
No. =. ly. 600 n. m.
No. 4, ". 4:0J I. IN.
No. =. ar. 1l:1J a. m.
No. 1, ar. 1910 y. IN.
Sam Fordyce and Brownsville
No. Z. ar. 6:O5 p. III.
No. 10, ". $50 a. III.
Mission and Brownsville
No. r. ar. 1025 a. IN.
No. :. ". ABB D. IN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16

late Benjamin Harrison. president Of III,
United States from 1889 10 1898. j. drill
sergeant for the girl students If New
York University. where she is herself
studying for the bar. Miss Harrison. who
is 4 charming girl of twenty, has been one
of the chief workers in the movement "a
teach women the elements of war, in which
80 many women of Importance in the social
and financial world have taken a hand. Al
the university she at once took her place
a. a leader in the organization OF the girls
for military work, "a becomes 4 great
granddaughter of Old Tippecanoe-William
Henry Harrison, ninth President of the
United States and hero Of the western
frontier. She l. the daughter of Presi-
dent Harrison's second wife, Mrs. Mary
Scott lord Harrison, to whom he was mar
ried in 1896, three years after his leaving
the White House.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16

Robert Browne, who has been attending
school al the Notrc Dame university, re-
turned home yesterday 10 spend the sum
mer vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. Albert Browne.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16

THIS REMEDY is SOLD IN BROWNS
VILE BY THE EAGLE PHARMACY.
PHONE &c.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16

MISS HARRISON 4 DRILL SERGEANT
Miss Elizabeth Harrison, daughter of tn,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-16
PAYS TRIBUTE TO IRISH MOTHER.

Lord Northclitfe, the famous ~ fish
journalist who succeeds Arthur j. Bal
four as head Of the British war mission
to the United States, likes TO pay tribute to
his "plucky little Irish mother and the
part she played in his early life and the
example she gave him. His father, Al
fred Harnsworth, whose name he bears.
was a barrister who upon his death left
his wife and six children practically pen
nilcss. The mother, formerly Miss Ger
aldlne Mary Maifctt Of Dublin, faced the
situation with true Irish pluck, and sue
ceeded in keeping the family together and
giving them an education. Alfred. the eld-
est, was the first to break away To help
his mother, and his rise in the
world of London has been so stupendous
that he has been called an Aladdin An
other son of the ''plucky little Irish moth
er has also risen 70 fame and fortune
since the difficult days when she worked
hard To keep her little family together.
This l. sydney llarTaSwcrth, Baron Roth
ermcrc. Il Younger brother Of Lord North
cEife and hike him y journalist uf world
influence and many times i millionaire.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
0pn ber SIbne.

SSm empreb Tbeuter miro
in oieier @ode ienPs beitere fleine
StraBenitiid. ,,3be geiue Gapanees~
in lpeIhem eiu &aufer Iuitiger Suns
gems mo Wtdbden iotpie elm Sfuls
lebrer Die 3ui6Gner eraobeu, Die ut
traftion biloen. ,SH pollieem &ons
trait Su Den liiitigen Nnpanees iiebt
bas Stiid YGbe 9nib" oas nod iibers
nil, mo- es oIfgcfiibrt ipiuOe, einen
erereifenoen ginOrud hinierIieB. Ter
Sauptoariteller iii gSiIliom Sfils
Iina Elm dnerfnunt por5iielid)cr
Sdnuipieler. sSerner iteben ayi Dem
Hrogramm See uno 9rnnlion III benz
Stiide ..Si6etpulf Batter" Heba2als
bridge, cine befnnnte S1ngerin: (:
sSrmcis nno gforo in eiiiem @einness
itno San5atte: Seeburp uno g'riee.
aurrifaturen 53eid,ner, peId)e iingen
nabreno iie 5eihnen. am Cont
iagungstage miro cine ipe5ieae Watis
nee itattiinoen.
aeinem @reignib aili Dem Gircins
natter Observation-Disclosures IN oieier Sois
fon miro nit 9roberer Spanutng
efltgeaeageieben ais Der glufiiibrirng
pon D5be 10. Gbair", ipeIte i'm
2pric Sheater BON beute ml
iDdbreno Der aa15en Rod)e itattiins
oct. 9ieieS Relo6rama bon @1es
beinmiBboHem miro nit benieIben
&r1ften auIgeiiibrt Deroen pie IN
Der Iesteu Soiion in Aetp gort. Gin
polles Snbr lang bate es oas As.
StraBe 3beater in gtetp y)orf big 5nr
ssaiiungstraft 5u fiiIlen permodlt unb
ioeben bot bic 9eieafhaft elm oreiulos
natises Engagement III Chicago beers
oigt. Ger piftigite Gborafter IN
, Tbe 10. Chair" 1T 9toialie ga
Branga, Elm betagtes Spiritiiten,I
Ne6iitm. SSSn elm Sous gerufeH, oei.I
fen 9cipobner ibr iremo iinb. finoet
iie, Sab elm Wiitelieo Der 3iIdgeiea=
ihaft nit Dem VIane umgebt, ibre
aubergeipobnlide Ma6t ooSn 5u be-
niisen, nm oas sldtbieI sn I0ien, oos
bie grmoroung ieines sSrennbes bies
tet. Die ndhtlife 8erimnmIilna,
peIhe oas Mebilim arrangirt, enoet
NIT eiHeuI aeraoesH eritaitternbem
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So. ssbilirpus @emeinSe.

Sn iiberaus brJliaer Weiie fuurbe
gefttrn Raamittag 9err 5. 3. Saiss
meier besriibt,, oIs er in ieirar Giserls
i9ait aIs prdiiosut Der Gp. pbiIipprs
e,emeinbe ben 9Oriib in Der piertsis
jdbrlifen 9trfammIirng iibernalin.
Sie @erneiubsmitsIisber, bensu Is 10.
iDsit nod nitt DersSnnt sspefcn.
9errn SaiemeRr nab ieinsr WisOers
beriieIluns Don ben doIsm b.s i4Des
rem autOmObiIuufalIss. DON ip.l9erl .r
DOT einiser 3eit betroffen iporbtn, gu
besriiBen, aabsn in ber3Iidsn Dor.sn
ibrsr Jreubs oh Der pouigsn Gensiuna
bss aabeliebieu prdfibsntsn aussrue.
Seinss amtes aIs protOtoIont
naltefe in Der @erIamEluna ssr
pfIidteifriss Sstretdr 5err Jrib Dnls
ibsr. Dem SsHior SuaenbDsrsin nurse
nuf elm bissb,SiisIihts @dl6 sefats
tet, i'm Monat lebruar i'm gmerg ails
bitorium sins llHierbaItuus gu perdas
italtsn.
glls nsne WtitsIieber ipurben Fri.
pduIine 6ueinsr Don go. 2510 @i(bsr.
apenus unb 6err Milliam Wontsss
Don SO. 25O7 Beif UlcRiden aDenue
in be @emsinbe aufgsnpmmfu.
S9dBmeiittr Senrp 9ismcDtr unh
Jinan8ietretGr %. 2bsuli.r b,rid:.iru
iiber bic ginuabmtn unb aassatsa i'm
perfIOHsneH 9isrteIjabr gItiHIauisnb
ph fOlst: aGFsnbciianb am 20. gas
quit $388.93; @innabmen ipd1rtnb
oss 0itrtsljubres S1032.7s; 2lussa3.a
$75S.34; OsrbIsibt Elm aoiisubsiflHb
Don $663.37.
utbsr bic ginnabmsn unb aus9as
ben Der SOnniassfduls btrilj,eie
S4usmsiiisr Saufer ipis foIet. 9aIs
Ienbeiianb Gm 20. 2lusuii $401 40;
Ginnabmen pd5renb Der oerflOTsnen
oret MOHdts S147.99; ausgab,n
$7756; Oerbtsibt elm aaFsnbsiianS
BON $471.S3. aaut bem geri9s Der
SefretGrin 5rl. 4nna Rallsr iuutoe
bic SonntassI6ule ipdbrsnb bss rsre
Tlofensn 9isrtslidbrss burhidnittii9
BON 467 .36sIins.n bsiuHi. bic BON 46
esbrsrn uno aebrtrinnn untsrritist
purben.
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Semtihes 1beater
Die Samen SGuenfelo nnb ireH be
reiten ben Yeinfjern eiuen
beitern abenb.

r9lIs i'd nod i'm Sliiselfleibe" miro
bon ieinen Berfaiiern gllbert aebnl
NIB Martin sSrebiee nit HeGt Deill
frobliGes Spiel" sebeiBen. IS III
eine ausgeloiiene aomooie, Die eeiteril
slbenb i'm 9eutifen Sbeater 5rr guie
fiibrung eeldnete uno ibre 5roblits
felt baIo oen geiubern ntittbeilte.
9ie beitere Stimmtng belt bis gum
Iesten Rieoereebeu oes 8orbanges
ON, benn in Der 2bat fpar jeoc eins
seine Grene BON sSrobiiun ilno bcis
terer Suit aetrogen. g4an man 5rl.
@miIie Sdoenfel6 aIs sluglIite, oos
MaodJen fir alles, bailtiren fab uro
5uiammen nit @ilp 0ieOrif, oem
Uereinsbiener Gatenlteg, Sieoer nno
Guplets itngen borte, 6ann rHiiBte
man unbGnbig Iad,en, oh man nun
tpoilte ODER nid,t. 9ie 8oaIinge i'm
26tterbeim BON SfoIoe @lttbier -
bic Oonen GIie Sdmib%gortp. Roiel
Siren, SeIene aof, 8era Wtaper,
2ouiie Sdier, Marie Sbeib, Wiinnie
GIauB, WarcelIa Menae, Selen
Sung, 9llnla Maier, annie araliie
uno Rcrma Nenge -, ioipie Die ilcts
ten geiteIieber bes ofaoeuriifen @es
ianepereins - Die Serren Hid)oro
2euif, Wtar SSSiergens rno gSillp
Smier - ipnren auh 9nn5 oo5il ans
get9an, einem Die @rillen 81 pertreis
ben. 5rau Selene @iirser als Siolbc
@utbier, Die Die 8oriteberin oes Fe1ls
iionats fir bobere Sodter nit nns
nahobnIider @ra5ie ipielte, 5rl.
Gooenberg uro Serr Wepers
@igen aIs Die ReniioratIebrer iirto ..
yiuelers iSabricilis als Der idneioiee
Rittmeiiter gaben ibre Rollen aili
oenielben Iuitigem 3on bes Stiides
geftinlnlt. 9ie Gamen Sfoenielo uno
.Srep berooIlitdnoieten oas aagemeine
slmiiiement 6urd @tnid)oltling eiuis
ger reisenoer 8eiaugiuImmern
Hdhitcn Soiultag lit Tbilippis
Sfauipiel .9os olte 2ie6", elm Oras
ma nit einem breiefigen @erbdItriB,
ingeiest.
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gisb itirbt maiienbaft iuiolss anbnl.
tenber Tarre.

S3Isd3t. Qadrid3tsn BAT Or. Gtas.
Wceartbp aus 3sras nah Gbieaso aes
brad)t. Or. Dtcebnrtp, Der iids nlebre.
re gScden in 5eraS nilfseInltcn hai.
iogt. oaB bort 100000 3iilIoer IN.
ioIae aItbalteuber 9iirre permiaern.
3aiienoe BON Gilaorotmeilen 2an0es
iino ans 9inngel bon Jlesen ueroorrt,
uno piele 8ieb5iid.er perIaiien bns
@ebiet, nm an6erc @eibeariinoe aui.
suiufen. Jn Gtlp umesrehHst. be-
lduit iid Der Sdn6en an 9ieb.
9aiimlpoae ilnb sSuiier aiii minSeiiens
pierbunbert DfiIlioneH Collars; Der
gooen 1T 10 aliSgetrod,,et, onh er
iieinbart III uno tieie Hiiie uuh
Gpriinae seigt. es iperoeu srobe
anitrenglngen seniad)i. 70 piel
@ieh iuie moglih 3lI retien. inbem
man srobs 5ssrbm na4 Gtlnboua
nno anberen Sebieten idlift. @db-
reno tanienoe bon RiiioerR ats Nan-
aeI on Grnabrlmg einaingen. iino
100000 5onnen Gflfnd,eu gum Ger
iolot nn6 gGremarf iertiggeiteIlt
ipor0en. uno Die stomniiiion. Der Or.
WteG srtbD dngebort. bat rmH H2b0,000
1onnen 6ieies 9,iebiuiters suginiten
DIR dllnaernben 1biere beIhlagnnbnii.
allies @iebiutter III NIT bem Aus.
flibrperbot beleat lporben, uHb bic
aonnniiiion tpil Den acnareB nm
9eipilianng BON S50.000,O00 eria.
den sur llnteritiisnns Der 8ieb3ii&.
ter iener@eaen6. Gr @eGartbp bofft.
oab Sreipiertel Der beorobten Sbiere
nod aeretiet iuerben fonnen.
SalioIge Der 0iirre jino aiAb fnit
nae Sdaie in sDeiiliden Ierds ,no
in 3heilen bon eolornop uio ssap
Rerifo eifigegongen, upo 5u0eH
bot iih cine 9fnttenpIage einseftslIf
Die @atien freifcn Die aafhis- uno
nrberen gHnn5en. bie BEN BieF 5ir
ysotb bdttrn oils Rabntne bieneu
E5uRsR,
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Steiupprt.

Die Heirpprt Cffiee fir bas ,Gin.
eiRnnticr gulfsblntt" befinbet ;idl in
So. 339 gorf Strafe, gsaenibe-
Sem GOurtbpuie, wOislbit Reniafei'
ten, anseigen II. I. m. Biz 8 libr
abenos entgegeuaeuOmmen iperben.
SelephUn Sonth 2401.
- Roro gnles follte cine 9eloz
f.rafe DON $500 be3ublen, ba er auf
bic 4ntlage bes S4isbens iiberfiibrt
noroen mar. Die tpeitsre glntIuee ges
gen i'm, bag er an Der Haubaffdrs,
bic ii6 i'm pidipid &lub abgeipielt
bate. bttbeiligt 9etpeisn par, purbe
fallen gtlafeH. Oa Rales DergaB bic
@eloftrafe pon $500 gu be5oblsH, tpure
De gegen ibn ein Gapias s8efebl err
Id1eH.
Sn Der lebt6in obgebaltensn
Stbuno bes Campbell 60. 8urrsuu
iuurpeu flint fog. ~Disnitflaggen" Don
benz 4nipalt Sarrn @untel Der QHo=
ciutiou gum @eIdeut gemddt. Dieie
Disuitflaggen reprGisnttrsn Die 4n=
Sabl Der aupGlte, ipel9e gegerpdrtis
i'm Sfelb. iteben. Dieie iinb: Or. Sbas
Isr 8errb, Glbpu Wrisbt. SO6n beg
gr>Ridtsrs 3. Drigbt. 2elltugnt
s5raufliu Gbatp. sSobn DreHtng anb
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