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The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-11-03
BOAT FOUNDERS
/. AND TWELVE ]. s.
SAILORS DROWN
Disaster Occurs to Picket Boat
of BattleShip in Home
Waters.
THREE BODIES FOUND
NO TRACE OF THE BOAT
Brief Announcement is Made of
Accident Which Occurred
October 30.

Washington, Nov 8. - Twelve
men-all the crew of the picket
boat of the battleship Michigan
were lost when their little craft
foundered in home waters. In a
brief announcement of the disas-
ter today the navy department
gave no details of place. Pre-
sumably the fast little picket boat
was on patrol duty and foundered
in a heavy sea or met with some
accident.
Three bodies have been found ans
inasmuch as all the others are miss
ing the navy department assumes that
all were lost With the casualty list
the department made this formal an
nouncemcnt:
THE navy department announces
that on oct. 30 the picket boat of the
United States steamship Michigan
foundered. Apparently the entire
crew was lost The finding Of the
bodies of three of the crew and th'
failure to find any other trace of tbs
boat or OF its occupant lead tho de
partment to believe that all were lost
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Deadlocked.

No further attempts at mediation
were planned by Mr.. Reed today. fol-
lowing his announcement that the
company and its organized employ .
were deadlocked.
Il am in communication with Sec
retary Wilson. but no definite con-
clusions have been reached Until ac-
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MAJORITY IN RE|CHsTAG
To SUPPORT HIM
Plan is Outlined to Secure Co.
operation for the New
Chancellor.

Copenhagen. Nov. 3.-The German
emperor has expressed to Michaeiis.
the retiring chancellor. desire to en-
ploy him further in imperial service.
II is understood he will take another
high office. Berlin papers say Count
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NO REPORT OF LOSSES
RECEIVED FROM PERSHING

Washington, Nov. 3.-None Of Pershings dispatches
received by the department up this afternoon say
anything about any American troops having been cap
tured by the Germans but officials have to
doubt the Berlin announcement
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-11-03
1000 ENROLLED
| FOOD CONSERVATION

Hngton, Nov. 3.-With probably
bre than half the country heard
kturns from the food pledge
bmpaign today passed the five
{mark. The official tabulation
5,000,402 families enrolled in
ky states for food conservation.
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The Men Lost.

The navy department made public
the following crew list of the lost
picket boat:
Joseph J. Schultz, seaman, Fort
Wayne. Ind.
Joseph II. Hendrickson, seaman.
York, Pa.
Roscoe Scott. fireman. Denver, Colo.
Stanley ]. Wing, fireman. Detroit,
Mich.
Austin Atwood, seaman, Sandusky. o.
Arthur A. Flow. seaman. Mathews,
Mecklenberg county. North Carolina.
Andrew f. Meister. gunneTs mate,
Wnkesbarre. Pa.
Walter II. Fischer, coXswain. Chi
cago.
Clarence l.. Jones, seaman, Bucks
port, Me.
Tdmund L. Tamillo. coxswain. Chi
cago.
James P. Young. chief gunner's
mate Brooklyn. n. Y.
George NJ. Hidmarch, Jr.. seaman
mo detailed account regarding enlist
menD.
The body of Coxswain Edmund L.
Tamillo, whose mother lives in Chi
cago. has been recovered. II was
found by fishermen entangled in Their
nets last Tuesday and later Unidentified
| and claimed by naval officials.
A violent storm had swept the coast
where the accident occurred on the
previous day TO the finding OF Tamillo's
body.
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WEATHER FORECAST

ONTANA--Generaliy fair tonight ex-
cept rain and warmer west of divide;
Sunday unsettled and colder
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-17
HOW GOOD THAT
MUSTEROLE FEELS!
1t Gets to That Sore Spot
Like Magic

A-a-h! That's delicious relief foi
hose sore muscles, those stiu joints
hat anne back
Mustorolc is a clean, white ointment
made with the oil OF mustard auc
other home simples
1t does the work of the old
fashioned mustard plaster. minus tn,
plaster and minus the blstcrl
You simply rub Mustcrolc on the
spot where the pain is-rub it or
briskly-and usually the pain is gone
No muss no bother. Just comfort.
ing, soothing relief -.hrst a gentle
glow, then a delightful sense OF cool.
ness. And best of all, no blistcrs like
the old-fashloncd mustard plaster used
to make.
Use Musterole for sore throat. bron.
thitis, tonsilitis, Group stiff neck
asthma, neuralgia, headache. congcs.
ton. pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago
pains and aches of the back or joints
fDrzins. sore muscles, bruises, chill.
oizi-s frosted feet and colds OF the
e1esr lt often prevents pneumonia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-17
Majestic.

Tho Blue Streak" a Fox feature
I filn which VIII he shown at the Ma
lcstic thcater today and Wednesday,
is ho first film made for William Fox
ly Wi'iam Nigh Mr.. Nigh and Violet
lalmcr. q ncwlv-disCoVercd film ar
tiSte. arc starred in the production.
rhe character known us THE Blue
Streak" dissipated youth, played by
Nllli2W Nigh, IS cast ont by his
father He goes west and becomes a
train "ohhot He and his men enter 4
saloon lust as n Gambler is to wed the
proprietor's d2ughter, tho part played
10y Violet Palmer. The "Strelk'
shoots up the place and steals the
plrl.
At q mourtair cabin the "Streak'
rcpents kidrapuing the girl and
finds ne loves her When the sheriff
arrives he prepares TO surrender but
she runs to him and heCs him to flee
with her. He lifts her behind him
and they escape
The streak and his little wife re-
ture to his father a new man.
Mr.. Nigh wrote the scenario Of the
film as Vol rs directed IT, The char
actors are remarkably we'll drawn and
played 10y a very capable cast.
Which would you rather do. go to
war In the army of Mexican bandit
who has an uncomfortable way of
executing people when he feels an
moved; or go to Jail for smuggling
This is the problem that faces
sim" Sur,merNillc in tho uproariou5
Mack Sennctt keystone con edy
"Nilla Of the Movies" at tho Majestic
today and tomorrow. It's one big
hugh from s'art TO finish OF the two
thousand feet of film and 1t has a
nJrnbcr OF big thrills in the inimita-
ble Keystone style, often initiated but
never cqualled.
VIII am Farnum, the beloved idol
Of millions of movie fans thruout
the world, PLAYS n dual role in Charles
Dickens immortal story Of the French
revolution, - Tale OF Two Cities"
Thursday and Friday Mr.. Farnum's
portrayal of the soft. spoken. aristo-
cratic Charles Darnay and the devil
nuy care, dissolute English barrister,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-17
SUNDAY WAS PATRIOTS DAY
Large Parade, Liberal flag Display,
Patriotic Speeches and Songs.

Special to The World
NINITA, Okla, April 16.-By proc
lamation of the mayor. Sunday was
observed as patriotic day The entire
citizenship. as well as large numbers
from surrounding towns. turned out
TO do honor to old glory, the number
estimated in parade and throng of
spectators being from five to ten thou
sand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-17
OIL MEN AND PRESS
JOIN HANDS TONIGHT
Prominent Glen in Industry
Will Get Acquainted at
Banquet This Evening.

Prominent producers, refincrs and
brokers in Tulsa will get acquainted
tonight at an informal banquet to he
bINcn in the breakfast room of Hotel
Tulsa tonight at o'clock by the Tulsa
Press club.
The sole purpose Of the affair is to
cement closer the relationship Of the
oil business and the press and to en-
able the big lights in The petroleum
industry to become better acquainted
with one another.
More than fifty of the most promi-
nent oil men in the city have been
invited. Naturally many have been
overlooked, and these are urged to at
tend The banquet anyway or to call
w II. Peck ""o-idcut Of the Press
uh, today. Places will he prepared
for u peisons. Iu,re Will be "a speak
ing program that promises to bring
ont some heretofore unheralded talent
IN the entertainment line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-17
HARVARD MAN DIDN'T COME
Albert Bushnell Hart Kept Away by
War Cali to Washington.

Albert Bushnell Hart, dean Of his
tory and law at Harvard university.
and member of the board of governors
Of Mooseheart. the big Illinois institu-
ticr of the Moose lodge did not visit
Tulsa yesterday as had been planned.
lie was suddenly called to Washington
last week to confer with government
officials on some important questions
OF international law and was therefore
forced to indefinitely postpone his
Oklaho ma trip He was to have ap-
pcared here under the auspices of the
Moose and a community breakfast in
his honor had been planned for yes
terday morning by former Harvard
men and others.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-17

CHICAGO, April 16.-Theodore
Roosevelt will speak here at the stock
yards amphitheater Saturday night,
April 2S, it was announced today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-17

automobiles and fixtures brought
Sl.OSG.
The sale was conducted under the
supervision of the county commits
Noncrs. with County Clerk Lewis
cline acting as aucaoneer. There was
a large crowd in attendance but at no
time did the bidding reach the fast
and furious stage \ Dodge roadster
in excellent shape, brought $500; a
Nclic, $500, and Chalmers touring
car. $300 The fixtures, chairs and
glassware, sold in lot. brought total
of S26.
Sheriff William Mccullough re-
ccivcd fourth OF the proceeds of
the sale, while the balance will be
placed in the road and bridge funds
aud used in building better highways
;hruOut the county.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-17
SEVEN MORE FLOORS
ON DANIEL BUILDING
Structure Occupied by Depart
ment Store viii Be Sent
Up to Ten Stories.

The two-story Daniel building at
the southeast corner of Third and
Boston will have seven more floors
added to ii this summer. Plans are
now being prepared by j. T. Curtin,
architect. 1t is steel building and
the foundation is calculated to hold
the weight Of the additional construc-
ton, according to the owner, Il. 7.
Daniel
The structure is now occupied by
the Scott Halliburton-Abbott depart
ment store. This firm probably will
use some of the additional floors
when the addition is made
ON the northeast corner of this in
terseCtion Is the ten-story Daniel
building. on the northwest corner IS
the five story Drew building and on
the southwest corner the 12-story
Exchange National bank building is
under construction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-17
UNANIMOUS PRAISE OF
MISS INGRAM'S VOICE
Greatest Contralto of Her
Generation" Says One; in
Tulsa April %.

No singer Of recent development
has succeeded in winning unanimous
praise and approval of the critics of
the east and middle west as to voice
and style as has Frances Ingram, the
contralto. who has been heard in re-
cital in large territory and who has
won highest recognition as an oper-
attic star with the Chicago Opera
company. AS to her quality of voice
there seems to be no question. Phil
lip Hale of Boston says: "She has a
beautiful voice. 1t is rich. full or
gan of genuine contralto quality"
James II. Rogers of Cleveland pro-
claims Miss Ingram new star OF
uncommon effulgence." 81. n. b." in
the Boston Transcript decribes Miss
Ingram's voice as one "of great
beauty, rich, full, mellow as viola"
Edward c. Moore of the Chicago
Journal describes the young artist as
"the greatest contralto of her gem
Grafton" The newspapers Of the
country. far and wide, have com
mented in similar terms
The Denver Rockey Mountain
News said: "a glorious voice" The
Louisville Times calls it: "a voice to
move multitudes." The Detroit Free
Press: AN exceptional natural voice
and n genuine contralto," The Pitts
burgh Gazette "a voice Of great
beauty" The Montreal Gazette glow
ingly refers to Miss lngram's as a
magnificent contralto." while the st.
Louis Republican terms it IAN opulent
contralto."
Miss Ingram is now making her
first tour of the Pacific coast and it
is interesting to note the favorable i'm
preston which she is making on her
first appearances in the leading cities
of the far west.
Miss Ingram will be presented by
the Apollo club In its closing concert
of the season Of l9l6-l7 in Conven-
tiOn hall April 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-17

Sidney Carton, is a screen classic.
Never hef re N the history of photo
drama production has a masterpiece
been filmed with so notable cast of
layers as has been gathered by Mr.
William Fox
Everyone is familiar with this soul
stirring story Of Il mans greatest sac
;flce for the woman he loved, and
nomentol scenes of the Frtnch revo.
luton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-17
TRAFFIC MANS SON Is ILL

The 2-year-old son of T.. n. Adams,
manager Of the Tulsa Traffic asso-
citation, is seriously ill., The condition
Of the child is so acute that Mr..
Adams was forced to absent himself
from his official duties Yesterday and
remain at the hospital all day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-17

This little popularity has become so great and
calls return engagements have been so humer
Gus that editions have been made of most OF her
past "Gretna Green" will be SHOWN at th
Palace thcater tomorrow. IL Is comedy drama,
scenes are laid in old England. An interesting fact
about this reissue is that Arthur Hoops, who paye
one OF the leading parts is now dead. He passed
away about six months ago This makes realize
that the of the great stars OF today will be pre-
served for posterity thru the medium OF motion
pictures.
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@imipeibuns bsnS etbsmiem
1aS Gdiueiternbeim bss 9iafOniiicn.
bOipitals pirb am IL. 0ini ieiner
geitimmang i6sreebsn.

Die ginipeibuns bon getbanisn.
BEN S6peitsrbeim bss osutiaeu Stas
iOniFsnbofpitals on Clifton apsnue
unb straisbt Strabs. iit auf Conn
tag, ben Ii. Wlai anseisst. anf oem
9sbGubs rubt nod cine S9uIoeHlait
DON $4,000 unb ss III Der bsgreiflide
Wuni3 bss 9erpaltungsrutbs. bisIs
8iirbs bis gum Gage Der GinDsIbuns
10 pisl als mbgli6 ab5utragsn. 9as
SeutI6e 9iatonifenboipitul 1T cine
Der Iegensrei9itsn QnituItsn, ipsI4e
allen Gutss sripeiit, obne unterldiec
bss Stanbss, Der perIon oosr Der
aonfsfiOn. Sin fol4ss Snititut Dsr-
bisnt bic tpeitgsbenbfe unteritiisung.
en- gsrbinbuns nit Der er0ifnungss
feisr finbst 3pei Gage ipdter elm gro.
bsr ga5ar fatt. .Sier bist.t fi4 bic
9.lsssnbsit. bas Cute. psldss bic
anitalt tbut, nit Gutem gu DergsltsH.
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Sabira 3irfel.

Gle reseInlabige monatIide Ser.
iammll,ng oes Sa6ina 3irfels fano
am 6rcitag Rafjntittag, 4. Wiat, III!
auditorium oes &anleImam Cent
peIs itatt 2ln Stelle Der SalniaSer'
iarnmlung nuroe beitloiIen, am
0ieuitag, 5. Sum-, eineu allsfIug naf
@cnep Sslaro 5u oeranltaIter, an oein
ar4 gti6tnlitglieoer tbeiInebmen ton-
1en. guf cir regelmdbiges 9rOgrmtm
hnlr6e per5idtet bn Sas lluterbal-
tungsfonuHittee ein @ud)re, 6iDebun'
oreo uno Domino arraHgirt bate,
glafDem Die Utitglieger iih cn tal'
lem auiidmitt. 9roo unb Butter uro
aafiee erfriitt batten, Wuroe 10 floit
Jeipielt, bag alle glrpueienoen, aud Gie
nelde nld)t mitgeipielt batten, prelsgc-
Trout nab Saiiie giugen. Sros oes
,dIct,ten @etters rDar Die 8eriamnl'
lung iebr gut beiudt.
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Geburtem.

Ir,o unb Sotlsl Grssn, 1870 Gait
ern 9lps., WGbdeu.
Hrso pno 9ate Reifinger, 2S9 Srs'
eon gtpe., UlGoden.
DiQiam uno Sabis Deber, 3S9
Sreamore, NGohsn.
Spbn unb amslia Rund. 6415
Woutaom.rp pits, RSb6.u.
Sofepb unO ena grauiiins, IL ID.
90. Ctr. UidbteH.
4rnolb unb CLARA 6otpea. 1929
Waoiion, arabe.
g.niamin unb @iOla Cams. 1893
Qtncpln, auabe.
Spbn 6. unb 5oa Campbell, 1864
5dplor. -
gt.pbsn unS Rnr!, SacpbS. 1923
Baltimore, Rnatt.
Shpmas SO. uro Glisabstb eurran,
llS9 gelpeb.rs. ana6e.
Trant unb Stslu Stusenalo. Wh.
@dTbinatcn, Snube.
Robsrt Nm. uRb @iIma Sobn,
g6errb Gro0., aHnbe.
Spbn unS RprtIs WassOnsr, 3lH
Qluien glptnue, ardk.
cSo5n unb alma Gsrrir, 29lo
S.ff,rTon @pe.. aHabs.
gs!sr unS JanHis 9risb, 1T VI.
siiufnhnte Cir, arabt.
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SleiHe Eoliseinafridten.

- HidyarS e. Gptttcu, SItlanta,
Ga, iuuroe i'm @orteiaal Des 8rauo
Central gabrboieS uu cine 9rief.
tai9e nit $50, iopie puei ei'enbnbll.
fSuhrtorteu beitobIen, rribreno Wat.
them OuguR Rep Orleans, ga, bort
leine 8rieftaihe nit $25, iotpie elmer
@nueiiung iiber $250O fiir riidltan-
bige Rcuiion eirbiiete.
- sIus Der anla9e Der @irinnati
Sob 60, Otto S5eritTelo, gigcrtbii-
mer, 1896 Spring @'rooe apemle,
mluben our6 einbrefer, Die ostrd elm
5eriter, oas iie eingeoriift batteit, Elm.
ee6rungeu Dorer, Spei Ieoerne Sreib.
rienIen in! @eianuItpertbe Don $138
geitoblerl.
- Go. SattIe, 662 Teit 5. Strabe.
nelOete Der Soli3ei, oob eir 6ubr.
mann, Dem er 5pei &offer nit SSlIbalt
i'm @ertbe pon 500 pir 9eforoerung
nad) ieiuer nellen @obuung, 6, uno
Gcbn StraBe, iibergebeu bate, nit
Der 2aoung peridppltnoen iei. @r
foHnie Den NauLen oes DtaHnes nitt
anaeben, lieierte aber eine SeidpeI.
buug. Die Der Yol8ei @elegeltbeit &c.
ben oiirfte, ben &esteren Su &c.
lpii6en.
- Das Stubebatr gluto bes Ssrrn
@m. Renoigs, GAS SOnes Strabs, i'm
ASertbs DON $1,000, purbe seitern
4benb, plbreno ss Dor benz Sauie
2523 GiTer pIacs itebeu seluien Dor'
oeupar, eeItobIsn.
- 4uf eine telegrapbifbe DfeIOung
BON RaibpilIs, 5eun,, bin puroe ss'
itsrH 4benb Der 2ljGbrias anitrsider
Gbas. Wlcatnlep alias Wiput. ourG
Die Setettips SolpeHiteiu Rnb Gubn
perbaftst UtcaiHlep pirp Degen
Wioroes in Pdfbpiue oerldHet unD sis
gum Gintrsfieu zines eortigen 9sums
ten feitaebalttn lDeroen.
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Strabe, Der in oem gigurrsuIaben go.
612 Glm> StraBe bsihGftiet III, purte
geitsrn eurh SsutndHt glrrdta urp bic
9pliaifteu Rolf uno Stirouer urter
Der qutlaas perbaftet, RennssttsI In
ieinem Bette sebabt gu bubsu.
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Sdnueijcr DiGunerdror.

Ger Sdirci2cr Mduer8or wtrb
nod y. Slanun5 SaQc an D1c01iden
aueuue lIub GlOcr Strabe iiberiieOeIn.
20 ipuroe in Der geitrigen Wonats.
SiBuna beiddoiien, bic inter 9eitung
oes 8rdiioerteu 0erul @. IS. @roBe
anh nit Selrn gImmo @i6nino als
Frotofouortt GbgebaIten puroe. Ges
meitern purbe beidIoiier oqb oie Sc.
fa1qSproben bis uuf ipeiteres einge.
iteIt Deroen ioqeu. Serr 3. 9ieb be.
ridtete ais 0eIegat iiber bic iiingite
gerianrullng 6es Staotperbanoes
:tno erillhte bic gtitgIieoer, Den gIui-
mi oes StaOtpcrbanbs gu beber5igen.
Cine @iuIa6ung Dom Serpegb WtGll.
uerdor 5u ieinem Stiitltngsfeit pir.
be angenoulmen. Der 9eutife Stub
pi;uidDt cine reqelntaBige @ertreting
in ieineu Sislmger. One @innobmer
!raren 1886 uIro Die slusgaben
S23.S0.
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glaitoatsfs gOselifeiteH. .0eieaitup.

S,n Der geitriaen 8erimrunInig ocs
obigen gereins. bIe unter 8oriie oes
Serrn iSreo. g9ietbe un6 nit Serrn
Senrp slIbert ais Setretdr liatttano,
nuroen Die BON einem SpeJiaIau3'
id1,B uitterbreiteten 9Ibanoerlmgeg 5nr
acnitltltion ourd>beratben uno 5ur
eriteu 2eiung gcbrod)t
4tit Riidiift ali Die gegerndrtigt
friegsla1e lpurbe beidloiien, has $40
niasifieben uHf Iicrie, bas ON /.
,Sldi in Sigbloub @roue itatttInoel
ioate, porIauiig bis aui g9etteres jlI
rer'fiebsn. Die 6erren @rn1t 8alIf,
64 9atepeQ strabe, Srant Settler
pno Z. u Settler, 800 4aoillon ,Str.,
u,irben uls ueue 9iitgIieOer mlige'
ncnmcn mo icgleih unter Den lib
!iheH 3erenlonien eiugeflibrt.
9ln ole 5interblIebeHeH oes DtitgIie
oes Beo. @eIuann gelongten $50 aIS
Sterbeaclo sur 9lus3nbllma
Der 2lufruf bss r3psiss go. 3"
oes 4meritoHiI6su Rotben Sren5"
lam CUR 9srlsTuug uno i'm Gintlnn5
nit Dem gorgeben oes D. u. Staots
per6anos puros beidloFeu, SO gum
SsFen Der Organization gu bspiais
gen.
Srn lle5-iacn rpurbcn mlr Routlnc'
neihaite perhonoelt
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Satbplitentase finben ftatt.
graiioent SOiepb 5rep Gat ii6 in bic
fem SinHe aus.

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gen BEG 3eniralDsrsins uHo Der
Stantss unb OiiirittsDsrbdnbe aus
fallen gu IaFen, nit .insm sntidiebss
nen Rein beantportet. er i6rtibt:
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fammlunssn lsisn rsIigioisn Gbarats
tsrs unO bsjpedsn buuptfdhli4 bic
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man ii6 ju 6eifersr errei6ung bisIsr
3iels urisr unisrsn Stammsss uno
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trneden als Oh mir niht poa uno gang
ben beIien Sntsrsfsn unierss lonoes
bi.ntsn. lpenn mir uns ebt our4 oos
2lufgebsn bisIsr 9srinmmluneen in
sinen DinteI pertrie6en poltsn. 2Grs
m.nbe S.iili6tsiien unb parnbsH ioas
ten iebod BEL 8erIammlungen unters
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teit in ben Rsbsn unb ReiOIutionen
dlles psrmiebtn psrben, rpus in. &n'
bstra9t Der srr.stsn 6ffsntIi4en Ret
nung 2lnitob srrsstn t0nnte."
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tralpereins, ipelde i'm Gusuit IN ct.
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ben SOnbtrausi6ifsn ii6ertragsH
porben. Die 9eidditsiiBunssn finbsn
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tag, ben II. 4uguf, 8ormittass 10
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FEB fir IOSials g)roposdubd. Samitas.
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legaten in ,.WiiFOn SnH". Sonntas.
ben 10. auguf, 9srfammIuus I'm
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aOlpTeum. am 20, ausuFt feiert BIZ
aatboliIhs Union bas Silbsriubild'
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Der 9onpsntion.