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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
FIRE ON ROOF LITTLE
CAPLES BUILDING IN MOTOR

The central fire companies re-
spOnded to two fire calls, Wednesday
morning. The first one. in the little
Caples building, corner Of san An
tonic and Mesa, owned by the Elliot
Engineering company. did little dam
age and was eXtinguished by chem
Gals The motor on the roof. used to
run the elevator. short circuited and
made a lot Of smoke. The call was
sent in at 1880 o'clock.
The second fire at 1890 o'clock did
no damage and was eXtinguished by
chemicals. A lighting arrester on a
telephone pole, in the alley in the
rear Of 1920 Boulevard. between Aus
tin and Lee street, became charged
with electricity and set fire to me
pole, II was said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
OFFENSIVE BREATH
CALLS FOR CALOMEL
TAKE A CALOTIB
The new calomel tablet that
IS entirely purified from
all unpleasant and danger
Gus effects.

Ia you ever have a bad taste &,
your mouth in the morni1o- So, -
, ole1In, coated tongue. headache. ner-,--
-..s-i - ~ via a let-doWn feelinE2 Tou
our IlNer thoroughly Try CaIofabs
me new calomel tablet thar fs 49,
" ntIul 70 take and deIichtfu1 In -
IeeL one tablet. at bedtime. a svra1-
low or water.-thats an * rss--
st-plls or nausea Wake I'D In rhs
morning feeling like a two-vesr ~
9IlshI cheerful. energetic and with 4
nearly appetite for breakfast RAJ
what you please.-uo danger Cs7C-
l11s are so entirely deliChtful 20 take
ana SO pleasant in effect thar fLs
nan Iacturers have authorized your
druggist 10 refund the mice e
guarantee that you VIII be delighted
with Calotabs-
sold only in original sealed pack
ages, twenty doses for thfrfv-ffys
cents. At drUgstores everywhere.-
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
Educated Glasses With Allies.
GEN. KLAUS, GERMAN, TO
TRAIN MEXICANS, REPORT

The Carranza government has ap-
pointed Gen. NJ Klaus. a German. as
military instructor Of a training camp
TO be established in Veracruz. ac-
cording TO an article which appeared
in Mexican newspaper. Copies Of
the paper received by government
agents here announce the appoint
ment- Klaus is said to have been
formerly an officer in the German
army.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
BLANKS FOR ENLISTING
BOYS RESERVE ARE RECEIVED

Enrolment blanks for the United
States boys work reserve were re-
ceived by county superintendent OF
education Miss Myra Winkler We'd
nesday morning Boys interested
may secure the blanks at her office
in the courthouse
The organization was created by the
government for boys between 10 and
q years Of age and its object is 10
create a reserve for farm and other
labor. Full Information may be Sc
cured from Miss Winkler.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
BISBEE MAN STABBED
AS RESULT OF QUARREL

Bisbee. Ariz-. Aug. 15-James Bell.
a miner. lay wounded today as a re-
suit Of an alteration in which he was
twice stabbed in the back yester-
day Frank Lacy. an automobile
driver. was arrested on a charge OF
having stabbed Bell but declined to
make a statement
Bell said Lacy had called him out
OF his mothers home and that they
had grappled- He said the trouble
had arisen after his mother had ap-
peared before governor Campbell last
week and related threats which she
SAID Mrs Lacy had made against her.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15


D. l. No s. The United States vs..
Fl "a PRUDENCE Miranda, Principal
BenignO Alderete, Sureties.
Western District Of Texas. Ell Paso
D Division. By virtue Of an execution
issued out Of the Honorable United
I states District Court, for the South
ern District Of Texas. Laredo Division,
thereof, on the 23rd day Of February.
A. D., 1917, by the Clerk thereof. in
the case OF the United States versus
PrudenciO Miranda, Principal. and F.
q. Alderete, l. Alderete and BenignO
Alderete, Sureties, D. l. No. So. and
10 me, as Marshal directed and de-
llvered, / viii proceed TO sell within
the hours prescribed by Texas law
for Sheriffs Sales, on the First Tues
day in September. a. D. 1917, 1t being
the 18th day Of said month, before the
door Of the United States Post Office
Building, in the City Of FL Paso. with
in the FL Paso Division Of said West
ern District Of Texas, the following
described real estate. to-wit:
Lots numbers eleven Cd and
twelve (l2J, Block number One Hun
dred Five C105D. in CampbelTs addf-
ton to the City OF FL Paso. in FL
Paso County, Texas, and being a part
Of the Ponce de Leon survey, as shown
by map and plat Of said CampbelPs
addition. recorded in book one Cd.
page one %, OF the deed records OF
FL PasO County, Texas.
Levied on, on the 31st day Of July.
A. u. 1917, as the property Of F. G.
Alderete to satisfy Judgment
amounting TO seven hundred and fifty
dollars (S750.OO), in favor Of the
United States Of America, and against
Prudencio Miranda, Principal, and F.
G. Alderete. l. Alderete and BeniEno
Alderete, sureties. with costs.
Given under my hand this 3Ist day
OF July, A D. 1917.
J. H Rogers, United States Marshal.
For the Western District Of Texas.
By D. s. Duboses deputy. Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
UNITED RAILROADS ARE
NOW BEING RFORGAR

san Francisco. Calf, Aug. I5.-The
United Railroads Of San Francisco.
hundreds Of whose street car empIoves
are on strike, has ceased paving in
terest on S23.5O000O Of four percent
bonds and is under process Of COM
plete reorganization, president Jesse
". Lilienthal announced today. New
officers probably viii be elected. IL
was stated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
PARRAL TROOPS MUTINY;
JOIN VILLA, Is REPORT

Because they have not been paid
for several weeks the Carranza sol
oilers of the garrison at ParraI. Chin.
have mutined and looted the city. ac-
cording to reports received by United
states government agents The gov
eminent troops Joined the bands Of
Villa bandits near the city and took
part In the lootinE OF the business dis
trict 10 was reported.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
TEXAS SECRETARIES MAY
MEET HERE NEXT YEAR

The 1918 convention OF the Texas
Commercial Executives association
may be held in FL Paso.
A telegram urging the members OF
the association to come 10 El Pas0
next year was sent by 3. L. Farrar,
acting president Of the FL PasO cham
Der OF commerce. TO George II. Glenn
ents, secretary OF the local orEauiza-
uon, who Is attending the 1917 con-
senuon az Marlin, Tex President John
~ WYATT was out Of the city We'd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15

II you are one OF the many that
suffers with foot troubles. here's real
foot comfort for you az last say
goodbye 90 your old corn sa1ves
harsh liquids. plas-ers and other done
The modern way-rhe sure way--o
end foot troubles IS By the use OF
lce-Aiut-a creamy, pleasant. snow
Whl-e preparation whose medicinal
ingredients are imported from Japan.
where the people have the finest,
hea-t htesr little feet in the world
II you want 90 know what solid foot
comfort really is. rub a little Ice-1fInr
upon any tender. aching corn or cal
JUS instantly the soreness dlsap-
pears and delightful. cooling. sooth-
Ing feeling is impaired 20 the skin In
a short time the corn or caIlus will
loosen and may be lifted out easily
with the finEers-r00t and aII-leavinE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
Disfiguring Growths of
Hair Entirely Removed
CNew Method Removes Reefs and AM

II you are afflicted with a growth OF
superfluous hair, 60 20 your druggist at
once, get a stick o. phelactine follow the
simple instructons-aud have the pleas
ATTEST surprise OF your life, with your
own eyes You viii see the hair come out
roots and all-iustantiy. easily. leaving
your skin smooth and hairless as babes
Fhelactlne is not 20 De compared with
the usual dspllatorv or electrical methods.
To IS new and different It is odorless.
non-irrltating. and So harmless a child
could safely eat ir- So efflcaclous % IS
always sold under money-back guar
lntee--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
Gives COUNTY
SCHOOL LEVIE5
Commissioners Receive Tax
Rate in Districts From
Superintendent.

A report OF the county superinten-
dent Of education, Miss Nyra Winkler,
showing the school tax levies for the
year based on the scholastic popula-
ton. was received by the county COM
missioners Tuesday afternoon and
adopted. The taxes are as follows:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
VICTOR MURDOCH NOMINATED
FOR THE TRADE COMMISSION

Washington. D. c.. Aug. 15--NictOr
Murdoch, former representative from
Kansas and Progressive leader, was
nominated by president Wilson today
to the vacancy on the federal trade
commission caused by the death OF
VIII Parry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
WEATHER BULLETIN
L. s. DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BLREAI.

Observations taken
at s a. m. 18th me-
ridian time. G a. m
Fl PaEo time. Aug
ust IS. 1871
Forecasts.
FL Paso and vicln-
lry - Partly cloudy
with probably show
ers tonight and
Thursday
New NfeNicO-Partly
cloudy tonight and
Thursday. preceded
by local thunder
showers this after
noon p OF much
change I'm tempera-
ture
Arizona - Gener-
ally fair tonight and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15

the surrounding skin n normal healthy
condition Its Magic II your Door
tlred- aching, swollen. burning feet
ever Iee- the kindly touch OF Ice
Mint they viii feel So COOL sar- -
comfortable that you viii sieh with
re4iel- It's grand It's glorious. New
shoes or long hours OF STANDING bave
no terrors for the friends OF Ics-1rInt.
H7s5-Fe 20 end your foot misery to-
day Do not neglect those r0o- 49,
nor. corn pes-cred-feet any Longer for
mere is real "foor-1oy' for you al last.
NO matter what you have tried o-
no" many times you have been dis
the RELIEF and satisfaction -I.- 49,
nave been longing for. Try it, 49,
az any Drug store to-day for a E--afI
Jar Of Ice-Mint 10 costs iittIa ~ 80
So quic6-y and gently 10 seems HlCs
magic You u say so yourselE-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
BUY UP
MEXICAN PAPERS
Use Them To Vent Hate
Against U. S. Says FL
Universal Editor.

New York. Aug 15.-German firms
in Mexico City are contributing one
half Of their income TO finance a
propaganda against the United states
and the entente allies, according to
Senior Don Felix F. Palavicini owner
and editor Of FL Universal, MeNco's
largest daily newspaper. Senior Pala-
vIcini with his family, has just ar
rived in New York city. He viii place
his children in school here
This German propaganda is di-
rected chiefly at the United States"
he said today. 'The Germans in Mex
leo have plenty Of money and those
who are i'm business are, as a general
rule. doing we'll They are unable 20
go TO Germany to fight. and they can
not send funds TO their country. They
are taking advantage Of the oppor-
tunity to carry on a bitter campaign
against the nations which are fighting
the central powers and are directing
the most odiOus attacks against what
they call the Yankees 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
Tenement Owners.

Are you getting all OF the money
your house should bring2 Ask Lee
Newman. ! specialize on tenements.
Phone 1904. 9O5k 5. FL PasO.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15

THE WORLD Moves and so does The
1855 Karl Fisher. Prop.-(Adv-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15

Wanted TO buy secondhand bicycles
Allen Arms & Cycle CO.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
HutchIngs IN ID Rangers.

Adjutant general Hutchings was
the star witness this morning.
In answer to questions he tes-
titled that six rangers have been or
duty in Travis county since the latte
part Of March. two Of them guarding
the arsenal al Camp Mabry. He
brought out that two rangers have
been on duty in Austin for many years
and that at times, under previous ad-
ulinistrations the number had been
larger. He declared that there ought
now TO be two rangers on duty in the
gallery Of the house OF representa-
tlEeS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15
ICE MINT CERTAINLY MAKES
THE FEET FEEL FINE

Its kindly soothing cooling properties bring quick ef for hot sore
tired aching feet, painful corns or caluses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15

senior EdLdN lclul declared tlaL IL
Universal is one Of the few uewspa-
pers printed in Mexico City not under
control Of the Germans. Their pro-
paganda is directed almost exclusive
" through the newspapers OF that
city he said. They have a monopoly
Of the news print paper business in
the republic and own two paper mills
in the country They say who may
buy paper OF these mills. and no
newspaper can yet it without going
to the men at the head Of the pro-
IA c-auda work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15

the arsenal al Camp Mabry. He
brought out that two rangers have
been on duty in Austin for many years
and that at times. under previous ad-
uiuistrations the number had been
larger. He declared that there ought
now TO be two rangers on duty in the
gallery Of che house OF representa-
tives.
Threats Against Governor.
He said that knowledge cs threats
against the lie of the governor had
come 10 his attention and that while
he knew there was no danger to the
governor on the floor of the house, he
was afraid Of some crank" He said
he had ordered the governors man
sion guarded without consulting the
governor.
Only Governor With Guards.
After much cross eXaminat ion. Mr..
Crane brought out from the witness
the statement that Gov. Ferguson IS
the first governor he has known 10
use rangers 10 guard his person and
house but Gen Hutchings also testi-
fled that Gov. Ferguson is the first
governor he has known to be so
threatened By questions. Mr.. Crane
brought out his own point OF view
that the legislature is a separate
branch Of the government and that IL
is accountable for the safety Of the
governor while the governor is upon
the floor OF the house.
Rangers without Pay.
Chester H Terrell asked Gen. Hutch
ings how many rangers are serving
without pay. Cen HutChiuEs replied
that he thinks the number is less than
100; that these men viii receive pay
as soon as the new law goes into ef-
feet increasing the ranger force. He
said most Of these new rangers are
not Of military ages.
As justifying Gen. Hutchings posi-
ton with reference TO the need for
rangers in the gallery. Mr.. Hanger
brought out that the speaker had or
cered everyone searched on the first
day OF the session AIr. Crane brought
out that no guns were found Mr.
Hutchings said this might either
prove no danger or a poor search
Fuller Questioned About Loan.
The investigation took a fresh turn
during speaker Fuller's cross eNaui-
LaLol when W. a. Hanger. counsel
for the governor. asked Fuller If Do
were not fact that he was pressed Z
for money on July s the day ne re- /
,eived $500 loan from governor Fer |
susOn.
Fuller, on direct examination. had |
testified he took the money TO eaten 4
the governor, who, he said, had .
brought pressure TO bear to have
Fuller support him in locating their .
West Texas Agricultural and Mechan-
iCal college
Fuller replied that he was not in /.
particular need Of money on that date
and then Mr.. Hanger demanded II II /
was not true that +. c, Churchill, a I
contractor OF Fort Worth. was press
ing Fuller 10 pay back money loaned /
him in 1915.
The speaker declared that this was
not the case. He said he had received /
1880 from Churchill, taking the /
money purely because Of a pre-ar- /
ranged plan with county judge VIII I
liam AIcMurray. OF san JacintO coun- 7
u, by which. he said. they intended TO
detect "Erafters" and keep them out
Of any deal to build the court house.
The money all had been returned to
Churchill, he said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15

touch the feet feel cool s-z and ram
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15

These mills are unable TO supply
all the print paper the German-cou-
trOlled newspapers require. and the
Germans and their agents are obtain
ing the additional paper that they
need from Americans. They are i'm
porting news print paper from the
United States and from Canada to
print their newspapers and carry on
their propaganda against the Ameri-
can people and the British.
The fund is in charge Of the Ger
man minister. Won Eckhart. who uses
fl for any purpose which will serve
the cause Of Germany" he added.
Educated Glasses With Allies.
According TO Senior Palavicini.
every educated Mexican is hostile to
Germany and is in favor Of the United
States and the entente powers He
said that nothing the Germans can
do viii cause Mexico 10 enter the war
on the side Of the central powers.
and that Mexico will certainly con-
tinue to maintain benevolent
neutrality"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-15

D. L No s6. The United States vs..
Fl Ia. Prudence Miranda. Principal
F. @. Alderete, l. Alderets and
BenignO Alderete, Sureties
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
St.llnns Der Yreiie in 9sutids
lamb.
Bon Gtta SartIsbsn.

Inter ben 3ablrei4n J:blsri b't
Diplomatic, Die auf oas S4ultonto
Oss beuti6en Seamt.HitaHbss gu I.esn
fino, If be ablebnsnbe 9aIiung seevn
bic Yr.iie, bic ben Osutitsn NsSps
ruugstrelien gepihermaben in Gl.llA
uuO Blu! iibsrgeganssH mar, osrien;se
5eblsr, pe!4sr ii9 am iAperitsn sss
rd6t bal.
Die uHieHntnib DON btn Wirtur5Ss
mosIi6teiieu Der preiis BAT Dern otuta
fhen gOlts itaueren S9aben sebraht,
unb bic Oeuti4e Resisrung iisbt Sas.
our6 bic Reiultats IN anosrsn lins
bern beIebri jssi aud Elm uno bsliiibt
ii4,in 3utunft nit Der preHs 5ono
in 9anb gu seben. gsipirb BON 9sr
beuti9en Rsgierung ansrtorni, bag IL.
nis Der Wlitpirtung bes pdrIdnsats,
10 aud Der 5d6ittontrole 5ebarf, bic
ibr eine uuabbongige preStritit er-
m0gIidt, unO es tptrb f9lisblid nn9
ansriannt, Oab Is aufsabs Der bcui-
i4en Rsgisrung III, bic alsemsikeu
prsbiniton5en su fDrbern. pa lie Yes
oeutune Der preife in btm NsNen
OeutidIano, BEN parlamsutarii9en
DeuiidIune, nod ipeit srOber iciu
Diro, ais bisber.
RatiitIid III bisie auerisnnung rar
Der srfs S6riti auf BEN neusn Wtse.
unb es ioiro Hun borauf oHtommen,
Oh biz beutibs Resieruns sniI9luFsu
1T, uuf Der einmdI betreisHen Bdbn
Tort8uf4reitsn. Die neus grsbsgsns
in Der Rei6stdnjlci III
DoSu beitimmt. Der pr.iie cine Oon,
Ipert1igs SttlIung i'm politiIhen asbsn
DeutialanOs gu sebsn, ipenn gorsins
3snommsnbeit uub bursaufratiime
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nidt einperItanben iinb, unb in ge5lc
] lauf bic beuii9en 3eituneen. bic Iit
lpersdngen baben. fonnen mir bino:l.
fiisen. bab iie bas niht aus 2isbs iiir
DeutidIanb setban, ionoern auj
8runb ibrer auBerbalb aasr aia.
tionalitdtsn itsbsnben 9lni9auungen
8is snsliids iO5taliitii9e 3siiunseu
/ in bisiem 2anbs bic Rcgisruns fritz.
iiren. 70 tbun bas aud bic osutid,!r
io5iaIiitii9eH 3eituneen. so melt e.
lbre nationaltn Anf9auungen betritIt
babsn iis fir Seuti9lanb ebenIu ipsnis
etpds iibrig, ipie fir bic Der. Siaas
ten. Rad ibrer glnidauung 1T ras
tionaler 9eiit elm 9inbsrn!b fir pis
gDeltperbribsruns, bic iIe 5u fDrbefn
bebdupen.
Sm @srlaufe bes lansen 9lrtif.ls
fommt Dem Ssitartifler bes Gbicdspcr
glattes gum 9eruubtfein, bab eI nit
Der 9lntlass. bic er i'm eriien 5beii
gen Die Dsutidtsn in bisiem 2anbe err
bsbt, bisisn llnredt tbut uno sr lsntt
nit ben Bortsn ein:
rGsiIt beIonbers ipi5tia 5u bieisr
3eit, bas 8orurtbsil su Dermeiptn. bas
rr9t sipiihsn lopalen 4meritanern
beuti6er gtbitammuns unterI9eioet
unb Der Mirberbeit, bic enipebsr abs
ii6tIi6 ober burd fali5e Giibruns
irreseIeitet, benz 2anbe in bi.Isnl
Srkg ni9t bic pplIe Sreue unb tbGNs
gen geiitanb ssipGhrt. DER Ioba!s
ameritansr beuti6sr 9lbitammune 1T
elmer Der ipertbpoIliten gsItonbt1eils
Der ameritaaiI6en Ration. Gr icll.e
nidt fir bic Siinben Der osutfr5en
autotratie ubsr SlopaIiIien in pieI:m
2anoe beftraft ipsrben. 2l6er CT ipIlie
uns in btsfsr unteri9eibung uutsrs
itiiBen, inbem er feline porgebliHen
Yertreter 5uriidipeiit unb g alien
lopaIen amretanii9en Wfitbiirgsrn
tIur MAIDEN, bub bieie fsin. gIniidtsn
ni6t gum gtusbrud bringeu."
Die Minoritdi, bon Der bic ,3ris
buns" ipridt. 1T in WirtIi9teit gar
nt6t borbanben, benn ME mir gsflst
baben, iiebsn Giejeuisen, bic unomsuis
tunifd benten, psber auf omeritanis
f6em, nod ouf beutidem 9oosn. gle
rsprdfentirsn uitt bus 9eutidtbun,
tonoern ibre eieenen pom 3ertItttum
pouig dbgelonoerteu IniGauunoen.
Wus auoin rotb tbut, 1T, oaB bas
Gbicdaoer glait, auf bic 0sutidsn
ous Redtsprin3ip unb @srnrntts
prin5ip untpsnbst, baB ale ,Se
ipObHer biefes 9aubss IObdl Fnb une
bah 0isieniqsn, bic es mtt fius.
gIeifoisI ob lie in 4msrita gber foriis
no aeborsn finb, bnfiir 1rr 8erants
tpOrtuns ee5Ogen tperben follen.
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tipn ibr tGelides 8roo einbiibtn. fino
Elm m6dtissr appell an bic Utsnits
Iidtsit, gessn grobibition gu ltimmtn.
Yer bsutf4e Abgeoro :
nete, DIR in ben OepeIdsn ais Geo.
@petbin ansefiibrt rpirb, peiBt DOT
bein unb III elmer Der 5iibrsr Der
iyOrtI9rittspartei i'm Reidstas, bsr
Don ieber bic gfGbeutiden bstampis
bat unb tbnen, tpie sernelost .uirb, tpe'
gen ibrer felnbli9en StslIuns IL bem
gsidstassbsidIub. Der iid iiir Gries
ben obne 4nneripn ertldrt, ben SeIt
lief. Seiu Stanbpuntt bedt ii4 nit
Der 9lniidt, bic mir bisbsr Dertrs,e1
bdben, bab gnnerionen unD GntiAds
Disunesn ni6t bic OPfer pertb fnn,
bic ssbra9t lperben miibten. I'm iis 5u
erlansen. Glei9Seitie brinet er arA
bic 9lnii9t gum 4usbrud, bab bic
9offnunsen, ipel9e bic 4qbsutl9en
auf bic SaudboOts iesen, triiserii4
iinb. 2lIs gsipeis bafiir sibt er an,
bab England nod Biz bsute Iid nidt
se3punssn eeIeben bat, Elm @robiar'
teusSbitem sinaufiibren unb er lparnt
aud bapor, bab bas bsutI6e 9olt Ell
nsn aries niat buIbsn iuerS., Der fir
einen anbersn 3ipsd, als ben Der 8ers
tbeibisuns sefiibrt tptro.
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ttr gsripaItuRe.
Die beuj9en Yarlamentarisr bllt'
Fen gsripaltunssfn4Isute. sic Dubs
ten gut. Gefsbs 5u MAIDEN, nusss'
seihnst an Photographer ~ fsiltn.
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