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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
Steals to Escape Draft.

Sioux City, July 23.-To escape
being called into federal service is
said by the police to have caused
Fred Singer, 2O11a West Third
street, member of an Iowa guard
unit, to steal check and gain a Jail
sentence.
Singer was employed as bookkeep-
err at the Curtis Sash and Door Com
paay and took a check valued at SO,
He also is said to have taken other
articles to aggregate in value. more
than $40 in order that the charge
against him be that Of grand larceny.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
Here Making Collections.

Rev. S. N. Ylvisaker, of Fergus
Falls and Rev. H. G. Magelssen, of
La Crosse arrived Tuesday, and are
now making collections in this section
for fund to pay up all debts, which
may have incurred in the institution
of the synod. The Luther Memorial
Fund covers all the debts of the in
situations of the synod, and the I'M
ion now has taken place, and start
is to be made with the new organiZa-
tion free from debt.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
Otto SOlberg Sells Gallery.

Otto Solberg, the well known pho
tographer sold his photograph gallery
this week to Thos Henning, of Storm
Lake, Iowa, who will take possession
Aug. Is. He is former Decorahian
and conducted gallery in the forme.
studio rooms of E. w. Spur a few
years ago. His family consists of his
wife AID three children and they will
make their home in the Juve resi-
dence. Mr.. Solberg has been in the
business here continuously for the
East "a years at his present location,
and he decided he was entitled to a
little rest. 1t was rather hard for
him to relinquish the business, as
he dearly loves it. He has attended
strictly to his business all the time,
and he is an artist second to none in
this section, and his many friends will
be sorry to see him retire. Mr.. Hen
ing, the new proprietor is also an
excellent photographer and himself
and family will be welcomed as resi-
dents here.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
GERMAN ARMY DESERTER.
Young Dane From Schleswig- HOlstein
Now in Iowa.

The people of Ringstead may not
know it, but they have former Ger
man soldier in their midst. He is a
young Dane from Schleswig- Holstein
and he served 1ine months in the Ger
man army on the eastern front
against the Russians, and in Galicia
and Belgium. He grew sick at heart
of the horrible massacre he saw about
him and of the cruelty of the German
army and decided that death was far
preferable. He determined to desert,
even if he should be shot in the at
tempt He succeeded in getting out
of the lines and made his way
towards the Danish border travelling
by night. When a number Of miles
from the desired goal it became nee
essary for him to take exceptional
precautions so as not to be discovered
by the border patrol. He crawled sew
|eral miles on his hands and knees un-
til both the skin and meat wore off.
He lay for long time close to the
border, so close he could hear the
guards conversing, before he had an
opportunity to pass them but was fin
ally successful He made his way
through Denmark and secured pas
sage to America and last summer
worked in this vicinity. He is here
again this summer and is working at
thing. He is fine speciman of young
manhood and is glad to be in this
country. He has two brothers in the
German army and just before he left
his 60 year old father was forced to
the ranks. He states that these old
men only last a couple of weeks be-
fore death takes them off, They can
not stand the rigors of the war
Ringstead Dispatch.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
TABLE REFUSE IN IOWA.
1t Would Feed $4,000 Hogs Every
Year.

Eighteen thousand hogs, worth at
least a half million dollars, could be
raised on the garbage thrown away
each year in Iowa, figures the extern
sion veterinarian at Ames. Besides
this huge saving, cleaner and more
sanitary cities would result from such
system of disposing of necessary
garbage.
"Conservatively, the garbage thrown
away from each town of 5000 PEG.
pie would feed from $50 to 200 hogs
year." he says, granting that al.
ready that much garbage in towns OF
900 and less is fed to hogs. The
estimate is also low enough to take
into account the fact that war!eeOn-
omy has cut down the garbage. sup,
ply. Practically 100000 people sin
Iowa live il towns of 5000 and
above. The garbage from these, towns
would thus feed an average of $4,000
hogs year, worth at least 100000.
The plan is not new. Kansas City
feeds $4,000 year from her gar.
bage. Des Moines is starting the plan.
Fort Dodge last year successfully
fed a large number of hogs from her
garbage. Manhattan, Kan, a town
of 5000, feeds 200 hogs year from
her garbage.
One of the best systems, the Ames
veterinarian believes, is for the city
to pass an ordinance requiring peo-
! pie to put their garbage in covered
cans, separating all glass and tins
from it and then selling to one or
more men the privilege of collecting
lit for hog feeding. Hogs thus fed
must be finished for the last month
or so on corn for the best finish, he
says.
Utilization of garbage for feeding
animals will save the people in the
cities an important sum of money
annually and contribute materially
to the local food supply.
Dwellers in small towns and even
in the suburbs and On the outskirts
of the large cities, in many instances
also could help meat production.
Many vacant lots provide suitable
site for hog pen which will annoy
no one and some of these lots are
large enough to grow green feed to
aid in fattening pigs. While the aver
age family will not have enough gar
bage to fatten a pig, several families
who jointly build pen and purchase
one or two pigs can fatten them CO.
operatively at little or no additional
expense.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
Auto Day at the Fair.

The second day of the Winneshiek
county fair this year will be automo-
bile day. The DEBORAH garages and
supply men are working in connection
with the fair management to make it
big feature. A good many prizes
amounting to over $500 will be offer
ed for best decorated cars. The
prizes are donated by the accessory
manufacturers, and will consist of
tires, speedometers, spot lighs, cleo
trio horns, tubes, spark plugs, etc.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
She Had Right to be Surprised.

Last Sunday a DEBORAH man re-
solved to spend the day il a manner
which would be perfectly satisfac-
tory to his wife. He arose before
she did, dressed and went down
stairs, built the fire, and then put on
the water for the coffee. Then he
hurried back upstairs, and while his
wife got breakfast, he dressed the
children, at the same time having
them rehearse their Sunday school
lessons. After breakfast he washed
the dishes while his wife got the
children off to Sunday school. He
then accompanied his wife to church.
After the services he waited until
his wife's kin came out of the church
and then invited them home to din
ner with him. While his wife got
dinner on the table he talked affa-
bly, with her relatives, and at the ia
BILE served them lavishly, pressing
them all the time to have more. At
ter dinner he assisted his wife in
doing" the dishes. and then spent
the entire afternoon visiting with
her relatives. He begged them to
remain to supper, and when they re-
fused he took his wife and children
to a restaurant for supper. Upon
reaching home he told his wife to
stay down stairs and play the piano
or read while he put the children to
bed. After he had heard their pray
ers and tucked them in he tiptoed
down stairs and taking his wife in his
arms kissed her and said: my dar-
ling you must be tired always slav-
ing for me and our children" Then
he turned out the light and sat and
held her hand. The next morning his
wife went to the family doctor and
said: Il wish you would observe my
husband when you get a chance;
fear he is losing his mind"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
Women Can Wear Overaus.

Chief of Police Morrison will ig-
more the latest request that has come
to his attention. A complaint of wo-
men wearing overalls on the streets
has been entered. Chief Morrison
doesn't care a tinker's darn how the
women of Cedar Rapids dress. He
told the complaining witness that he
had no intention of interfering with
women's dress. They can wear ov-
erals if they like. He told the
shocked citizen that in Europe most
of the women were wearing overalls
and no one made any objection. He
didn't stop at that, either. He quietly
but emphatically said the overall was
far more modest than low necked
dresses and the extremely short
skirts worn by many women. OF late
a few women have been seen On the
streets of this city wearing the over
all which is made especially for the
use of women. They are workers at
the mills, in the laundries and fac
tories, where overalls make a much
better garment in which to work
than skirts. These women have ven
tured to nearby stores often to buy
q noon lunch. Aside from the wear
ing of the overalls by women work
ers there is none parading the streets
just to make show and attract at
tention. Anyhow, if they wish to
wear overalls Chief Morrison says il
is their own business. He'll not or
der any of his officers to make an ar
rest. Another thing: the chief is too
busy a man to be looking after the
dress of women.-Cedar Rapids Ga
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
Will Lay Corner Stone Today.

The corner stone Of the new Catho-
lie church under erection here will be
laid this Wednesday afternoon. Rev.
Father Murtagh, of Cresco, will lay
the stone a1d Rev. Father O'Connor,
of Oelwein, will deliver an address. A
copy of the DEBORAH newspapers will
be placed under the corner stone.
The exercises will take place about
2.30. The church is going up rapid
~ now, and it will be one of the hand
soonest edifices in this section when
finished.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
Remember the Canning Demonstra'
ton

Tomorrow the expert demonstration
from Ames will appear at Glenwood
and Freeport and Friday at Fort At
Kinson and Jackson Junction. The
date for Decorah is Aug. A. 1t will be
well for al the women to make plans
now to attend. 1t will be worth many
dollars to you to get this expert in
formation. The demonstrations are
all free
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
Oh. What'l They Do?

Some reformers are going to be aw-
fully unhappy in heaven If there is
nothing there that needs reforming.
And they're pretty apt to have to as
sociate with a number Of people they
snubbed in the slums while doing
settlement work.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
$500 Per Acre Price Paid for Iowa
Farm.

Sheldon, Ia, July IA new rec
ord price for farm land was made
in Sheldon last evening when MT
Herman Tammes sold his forty acre
farm, four and one-half miles from
here for $500 per acre.
This land was purchased by MI
Tammes four years ago this coming
fall at which he paid $3.50 per acre
The farm is fenced and has small
set of farm buildings on it.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
Want q Park Man.

The City Park Commissioners Of
DEBORAH are in the field for good
man to take charge of the park. They
would prefer a handy man, who is
willing to take hold and do anything
required. Applicant can apply to any
of the park commissioners.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
Two Beautiful Windows.

Phil Hexom fixed up two beautiful
display windows at the store of John
c. Hexom & Son this week, which
are very artistic, and 40 doubt Phil
will receive first prize on them in the
contest entered. The windows show
canvas shoes and Luxite hosiery.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
RED CROSS PICNIC
NEXT SUNDAY
Picnic Will be Held at City
Park July 30, With Some En-
cellent Musical and Song
Program.
CITY ATTORNEY j. A. NELSON
Will DELINER ADDRESS
Meet Your Friends Here Next Sunday
and Enjoy the Splendid
Program.

The big Red cross picnic Planned
for last Sunday at the City Park was
postponed on account of the rainy
weather prevailing that day. The
speaker of the day, Hon. James B..
Weaver, of Des Moines, was in the
city, and the prospects were for the
largest crowd ever attending pro-
gram at the park.
Nevertheless the program will be
carried out next Sunday, July 20,
with the same excellent musical and
song program. The speaker will be
City Attorney j. A. Nelson. He is a
fluent talker and will give an appro-
pirate address.
This picnic is for the benefit of the
Winneshiek County Red Cross, and
no doubt big crowd will be here.
Following is the pr gram.
1-Adoratioa, Sacred March .....
MllicI
2-The Golden Dragon, Overture. :.
King
3-Selection by the Congregational
Church Choir-Mrs. w. c. Adams,
Soprano; MSS Jennie Edmunds,
Contralto; Mr.. Dave Hill, Tenor;
Mr.. B. H. Adams, Bass.
4--Our Nominee, March, Esberger
5-Gloria, From Mozarts 18th Mass
= 6-Prison Scene, From II Trova-
tore ~ .... Verul
Mrs. Tiiie NJ. Hogan, ALERT K.
Larson, Band Accompaniment
-Battleship California, March. :.
=. -. -. Crosby
INTERMIsSION
S-Consolation, Sacred March. ;. :.
,I...;..... -. Miller
9-In Camp ......... Daipey
10-Asthore ....... .Trotere
Clara M. Hoyt of Guthrie, Oklahoma
(Band Accompaniment
11-Gallant Zouaves, March. King
12-In a Woodland Glade, Caprice. :.
Holmes
13-Aloha De Farewell to Thee) :.
-. Arr by H. G. Spotswood
14-Up With The Flag, March -.
15-Community Singing by the au-
dience accompanied by the ba1d
Program 1880 to $50 p. Nj.
1-Dominicale, Sacred March -.
Chambers
2-P asst and Present, Overture. :.
8-For All Eternity =. !,
Angelo Mascheron1
Mrs. Tillie NJ. Hogan :
(Band accompaniment)
4-Shoulder Arms, March.
Dave Rose
5-Down Honolulu Way .....
...... BURNETT and Burke
6-Khaki Bill, March ..........
Harry l.. Watson
Leonard Larson
(Band accompaniment)
THE Call To Arms, March -.
Walter Rolfe
INTERMISSION
S-Missionaire, Sacred March 49,"
.......... Miliei
9-Med,ey War Songs ......
McCosn
0-On To Victory, March, .Kiefer
ltd Live Or Would Die For You
Ernest r. Ball
Leonard Larson
(Band Accompaniment
12-Come Out In The Moonlight,
Serenade Stlckney
3-Under The Rose BianKe
National Emblem, March
paSio'
community Singing by the au-
dience accompanied by the band.
Bring this program to the concert
with you.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
For Rabies, Shes.

Babies first shoes don't come with
stiffness in the back and they are
forever falling off. Take a piece OF
an old stiff linen collar and sew 1t
between the lining and the back OF
the shoes and there will be no more
trouble with them.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25
Big Order for MeritOl Goods.

The American Drug and Press AS
ISOLATION of DEBORAH, received a big
order Monday, for their products,
amounting to $1,000. The firm is do
ing a great business, as this one Or
der alone would testify. Other orders
nearly as large were received the
same day.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25

In Argentine a store may remain
open on Sunday provided no laborer
or clerks are employed,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25

The muscles of the human jaw ex-
ert force of 534 pounds,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25

The furnaces of an Atlantic liner
will consume no less than 100000
cubic feet of air an hour.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-07-25

There are said to be 556, 200 seeds
in bushel of wheat.
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Cckalsu
ans Srcmcnt, Ncbr.!
arerl1n1Lt. s. Wldr1.

M ffEEAfhRAEF -
@ebGdmeiiter Dibble bot g1d
ridt bon Goereit, 8nib., erbalten1
BOB lem 9otcr, tpeId)er bort felt
Ianqerer Belt ihtper erfranft mar,
Iih nieDer better hefinoet.
ain i3. Ml1r3 lperOen III Der
Boitoffice groninationen fiir nlallt-
lide 5tenograpben fir ben Aegies
runasDieait aehalten meroen.
Charles Bauer uto Camille iino
mi cine 5drnl nnbe Gnrternile DO.
aesoaen. sic ruaren friiber in Der
~Sonlcstoipn giahbariNoft anidilig,
soaen ober Dor cinigen SabreH
nam 5reulont.
ssarnes y. Sadett, meldjer Dor
ainigen Subren bier bas Ono 9otel
Ieitete bat in lttiea gieip 9orf cinen
SdIoaonfaa erlitten. er befinoet
lih cher ettpas better.
Otto 5hurnian lit Der 8rdiioent
cincr III Big Springs. Nebry ges
.griinbeten ganf.
DDS 5iln0nment neS Dor GINGER
s3cft o~baebrotnten @etrethe.5 pei
hers Der RDes5 hnei0er go, miro
jet Durdl 9gnamit %gelpren8t.
Otto GnbI mo Soc Montfort rei-
fter hetlte nodlmittng ndd Gioltr
9dlls, q. g, nm bort Die Snnoes
o~nslteaiung 5l beilt6ett. Sic hutten
ibrc eiqenel ionobl wie cine Mn5obl
an0ereu 2iebbabern 9eborige 9uaoe
BET iid.
5rnnf annpp bat Die leBte 8alfte
leiner 10000 9uIbel aurtoffeln Der
fault.
Die grbeit an benz neuen Sotel
idlreitet trpb 0fteren unFreimOliAen
8etters riiitig %porndrts. Mlm iii
init bet 3ieaelarbeit bereits alu 4.
5fodiuerf angelanat.
Heim Meiuiget BON a%lei0ln9sitll.
den iii Dem 5dneibergeiddft bon
Gam MofpfsfH elit5ita0ete ljh eil
BefaB NIT eaiolin nnn uufte oa.
her beltte mittog bic 6eller1pehr &c.
rtifen neroen. Der SnaoeH luor i'm
broeutenO uno lit ourA QeriiAefing
geoedt.
gbortes Miesielt bat feife Stet-
lung ouf Der AicoDelnHs sSnrm auf.
aeopbeu. inn Ie%lbitit0n0ig onf einer
III Der 9i0be bon Aiaiioe gemieteten
sarnt lit mirtldlnfteli. Carl NJ.
sta0aniit bon Gmabd lit Der neltc
Norllana Der erlteren 5ornt.
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Illus Ocm Pa4cn
Scr G~eickgebmno!
Die @Orlage fir bic 0cn6nnteit Der
MeOiSiniidcn SdInlc IN Gma.
ia gcrettet,

2incDln. z. MGr5, Srn abee.
or0netenbauS bat Hihmono bon
Grpobu ourd) eir1en idjiaiten 5had
aug Die 8orloge fir ole Neubnitteil
fir Die M~leot8iniide Shnle III Gina.
ia nerettet. Gorgeitern iuilroen Die
Suutmen Oofilr geitrihen. 8idmono
beantrogte MN eirteit 3uins, 0oS
Spe5ioliumneil BON $4,000 fir
ons nelte 2uboratorillnl nno $780,
900 fit Ole grbaltllng beS Spitals
belpiaigt iueroen ioaten Into Oieier
3ttiab tultr0e dngenontrtell.
Sm Serot fam bic 8orloge oes
5enators Mnttes sur Nnnabme. Die
Die Sefretdre Der Staatsgeiun0beitS
beb6roe obidaift. Die annabme
mar e%initiuutig
Moridrtp's 8orloge sur @rnelt-
lltltlg eines meiteren Stnotrihters
nur0e ubeelehnt.
Wpriortp's gieioltltion 5meds 90
oels oes 8unoesienatoren 9torris,
neil ct gegert bic rariegsbill, fiji.
buittert, bate eine Germirrung aur
5olge. 8iele anteuoenent8 murOen
eirtgereidt ufl0 min rltbt Die Sade
inn &ornitee. Seioer berrIdt glns-
iidt Dab tie DurdJ Elm Yarteiontiinl
5itr gnllnbnle fommen miro. Gin
4iltrag, iie auf ben Giih 8u leeeu,
milroe b%ertporfeit. Die 9enlofrdien
Mottes, 5treblon un0 Spoit ltinul.
fen NIT Den Hepublifouern oafilr,
folinten nbcr rid)t geltlig Stiutmeft
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
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rcier tpiinldpt
enolii1c 2lrtikel!

Sails gitn. gteb., %. 5eb. 1917.
gntaAa 8ribiire,
omaha, 9ieb.,
8erte Serrenl
5oebelt leie i'd b Ser Gri6iine
Der eugtiiden artifel in bic.
Ter 3eitlttg uno i'd bin redt froh,
luenn oerartige artifcl per6fientliht
iper6eii, Die man bod peridieaenea
Serrcn 3eigen fam, I'M linen ben
ltnteridieo 5lpiidlen orittidlen uno
engliidet 8eitungen 81 beueiien.
Sd giolbe, Dab q gut mare, tpenn
mir nod mebr 3eitidriften mic Die
asSatberlano" battert; gang gleid
gilttig pb man NM ilad1 benz Gitcn,
Siloem Neiten poer Hor0en ge6t,
man fnoet III ollen en9tiifen Bel
tltrlaen Ole gleidca 2igen uto Ser
h%rehuneelt.
ISM. aici4id, 6aas Gin aeb.
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8[inarb i'm mfitl. gitarasfa.

alliance. z. Mdr3. Gin Mdr3
bfis3oro fegte 8ierstag iiber Den
ipeitliden Setl oes 5tnateS bin
meg. gfuf Der Burlington 9abn
itrede ioa Der Sdnee faIt orei SUB
bod liegen 8dtlid bon 9oigler.
9ebr.. bis 4fror. golp., tebte Elm
ipitteroer Stltrnl. iobaB Der gobn
perfphr a~itfge9alteu mllroe, 0abei
mar es jeooh nidt iebr falt. Ser
Sttrm melder Dicnstag ntorgen bier
iein Griheinefi madlte unto ben gaft
3er Gag anEielt5 bate gegen Gin
brud) Der gtnft Adbenna, Sargertt,
9urlDeQ lttb aeortlen erreidyt nno
trieb III iuoneitiiher HidtutIg met
ter. alih BON Der @egeno bel
Gong Zine iueroen beftige Stilrne
herid|tet.
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1lns meit pctnt.

Gergaligenen 0tittlDod ipnrbc
MI. 9ertba Glloiier in bet lttbe.
ridden 3iol8 Stride I'M 0eligh
loiptl5ip BON @errn 8oitor @arnts
Sprrn 4lbert Colt fir bas Sebet
anQetraitt. 9fn Die 5eier reibte iidl
eiHe aroBc nod8eitsfeier, an welfer
bic bielen 5reunoe uno 8ertparoten
nes iungen 4oares ais 8oite tell.
Aoblnet.
II. gs. 6olts bat fem Giieniparen.
aelddft an i. q. garions, Sobu
Glatanoff uio 5rnnt 0roboS aus
Derfalift. Die ilelen Snbnber meroen
mn /. @pril BON Dem @eiAait BE-
iik ergreifen.
8ergongeneH 0ontterstog berbat1o
SER Gaitor Settle BON Der I1tbert-
iden ct. @}nrflts Stride III @euoer
0errn Jrib aoier, SoHn oes Che.
paares glbert aaier urlb Sri. 2enn
Meier0irfs, bic Godter bon Serrn
uu0 iSrnu s.. Dteieroirfs fit oos
aebeu. 8os jnnge 9dor bat eite
Garut mi n0roIihen GetIe oes Gonn-
tns be8ogeu.
@eorae Meper into $. u. Sooen
bon 8isuer Haben Die notigen 9o.
pierre fir bic sSntorporierllng Der
nell aegriin0eten 5orluers go-Gpes
rofipe So, oaielbit bier eifitroaen
lailen. gie @eiellidoft miro ein Ga.
aerbous crriftet uHio 1T Die erite
oerartige 5ormers9enoiieniddft IN
nnierem Gountp.
SER mo Jrnu 8iaidtn 3obel
Ifatfeten i9ren sobne 2oitis IN
gloomiielo eiuen m~e1rtdgigen 8e.
Judd ali.
Anoolpb g8icgert uno SRI. 2ioa
a%urniugton mitroen pergangenell
Qienstua tit 5eim Der 9ronielteru
bel Npener fiir nas 2eben perbuii.
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