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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
What IL worse than fright
In the darkness IL night

tAf NAA" NNf fHff'7 '.A ffNn
don't know on anything worse.
do yoy. TO be awakened from "a
sound sleep by a terrible noise. and
then o. be unable 90 see anything
because ~ the darkness. ~ enough
20 make little shiVers of fear run all
over the hravest No. sir, 4 cannot
think OF anything worse than 70
fright In the night.
No one knows better than Hooty
the owl how terrible such fright
ls and so he makes use ~ 10 ia hiss
hunting. lie uses MS 0ercc, terri
Bile hoot 70 Waken unseen sleeporH
ABOUT him. knowing full we'll that
ia their sudden fright they are quite
likely 10 move, and that iu moving
theN are almost sure 90 make some
tefnY, weeny sound the rustic ~ q
leaf. the scratch ~ claws on bark
or the fHintest ~ frightened cries
Ills wonderful ears viii catch that
sound no matter how faint ~ rs.
and in an instant his HOundIoss
Winss viii take him straight 90 the
SPOT and his great eyes made Tor
seclng IN darkness Will find the
unfortunate one. 60 safety for tho
niue Eleepsrs ~ the Green Forest
lies IN not moving 90 much a. e.
feather or claw when suddenly
awakened by Hootys terrible voice,
NO one knows this better than Big
Tom and Aars. Gobuler For them-
selves they had no fear They had
so often heard Hooty that they were
not frightened by his voice, even
when Weakened from sound sleep
But they did worry about the young
1 fiobhlerh. go over and over again
( they charged the youngsters that II
ever they should be awakened by
itooty's voice they must not move.
80 matter how frightened they Were.
~ happened that several times they
were awakened. but always when
ltooty was al some distance. This
gave them a chance 20 learn what
his voice was like but always -
sent little cold shivers over them
and they hoped that they never
would hear II any nearer They
were afraid that n they did they
would move in spite OF themselves.
now on the night, that Hnoty
started out 90 hunt for the Gobblers
q Just happened that a. last he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02

Young Gohhlers They were 80
frigi toned that their very fright
Red their lives THAT sounds queer
hut surh things happen You ser
ftHF were Goo frightened 20 move.
rNef were 20 frightened hy tho
ueaIn ness 0f thrt dfradful voice that
they enuldnt have moved 10 NOV
va. v.tIi nave saved tholf iVea A.
~ wHr "a hfs nnf moving that saved
Them NoL being able o. move 80
course. they made mo- sound. and
lInntF o. .1n suspect that they were
there. Twice more he hootcd and
then feR AWAY tn Try somewhere
.ife Tile young Gohbiers We're saved
uF their own fright, hat You NAV be
.u.r rant far nc rein Under ~ that
might they slept poorly.
Next story Peter Rabbit Ducks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
With
Harold
".
Wilcox
ON WARS ami
SIDELINES ~
CAME CusTER. BATTLE CREEK Mon. oet. 1

reorganization Of the infantry regiments OF the Michigan National
OF the Sxythird
speculation Camp Custer and
Of Michigan TO
be midOctobe
is will
which evidently TO
be
the National
army entirely draft it's hghns
pesonel
whether
consigned here will be transferred 10
the depot brigade
5000 expected IN the next
the will
point however that the divisions omposeu
will surely be raised maximum strength The National ARM
division which training here II the Eighty NTH division Is raised
5000 OF the SoOo
available reorganization OF the Camp Custer depot
shoT Of a
needed the unassigned 5000 are sent to Waco
originally consigned
can in event become available for the Michigan militia oIssde
the number of actually expected for Camp
apparently a from all others
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
80 oman pedIeated

The new pipe organ. costing s.,
900 IN 81 HedWig's Roman Catho
Dire church was dedicated sunday
by the pastor the Rev. Eustachius
Bartoszewicz During the day. or
gan recitals were given by Frederick
r. Egener.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02

Back of this stupendous clear
ance are the thousands who. dur
ing the summer months. occupy
homes at the various resorts on
lake or river throughout the state.
Music has a large part in their
social life-in their everyday en-
tertainment and pleasures-it is
a necessity if the young people
are studying music.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
Instruments Come Back To Us

Consider what this means
With ware-rooms already filled
with new instruments for fall and
winter business, how absolutely
impossible il is to find room for
these returned rental Pianos and
Player-Pianos. And each year the
demand grows greater-the need
Of an immediate and sweeping
clearance was never so great as
right now. Many of the instru-
ments have already been returned
every train and boat brings
others.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02

quests and demands for the certin-
Gates have been ignored.
The Imperial Shipbuilding com.
pany has Offices AT the foot OF Du'
bois-st, Detroit The main Offices
are In Wilmington, Delaware
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
They Rent a Piano
or Player-Piano for
the Season

And it is TO the House of Grin
nell that they look for an instru-
mentl Our many stores, our inn
mense stock, our splendid facilities
and long experience have, for
years. made US rental headquar-
tiers - practically every one of the
vast numbers of Pianos and
Player-Pianos used at the many
resorts come from our stock.
The Season Ends and All These
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
New Training Capers

TINE OF training Camp Custer began this morning
the really been only week
able
made
the
OF
OF We and
o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02

Savings and Commercial Department
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02

NEW YORK, oct Walter
Fricke. machinist. was arrested
on charge OF attempting TO destroy
delicate machinery OF the transport
Powhatan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-02
No Transfers Now


TO
called noncomba branches
TO other around
finished stupndou
until
today Officers being
The receiving until
Is
report division headquarters
assigned
the division officers team
gridder
would have resulted had the
line aud 80 yards for touchdown The
started and stopped their
Thus the soldiers
They took their gain OF
looked
Of the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-29
TRACK SCHEDULE
{ zach Helmer Will Have Heavy
Track SEIZED for Team.

That Coach Harry Helmer intends
10 have a good track team by the time
the Michigan intercollegiate track and
field meet rolls around can easily be
seen from his track schedule, which
calls for several meets, and will be an
inducement TO the athletes 10 get out
and fight for places on the team
Not only will it aid in getting more
men out this year. but it will also
work in getting the very best results
from the men, who will be forced to
keep in the best of trim the entire
season. In addition to the regular
schedule he will call for local meets
before each base ball game. when a
meet Is not scheduled.
The schedule:
April 2l-Hope at Holland
April 27-Olivet at Olivet
May l2-Invitation meet at NJ. A.
c.
May 19-Ypsilanti Normal at Al
ma
May 26-Mt Pleasant Normal at
Mt. Pleasant
June | and > Michigan Intercol-
Il giate meet at Albion
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-29
SCHOOL REPORT

Iict No. |. Sumner. reports as
fol. for the month ending March
9tI
} hber of days taught, 20 Total
,ment. % Total attendance,
A Average daily attendance, 22.7.
pntage of attendance. 81.
pills receiving monthly certifi-
OF perfect attendance are Edith
Y Leslie Rockafellow, John and Ell
strack. WOODBURY. and Harland
tchard Carl Strack was tardy
IL but not absent.
Pupils receiving term or three
,nths' certificates of attendance are
la Strack and Leslie Rockafellow
Pupils receiving an average of "E''
a percentage OF 80 TO 100 for the
,nth's work are Edith Rockafellow
81 grade; Doris Murphy and Ella
rack, third grade; Leslie Rockafel-
v, fifth grade; and Peter Naffzigey
zenith grade
Mabel Dunn visited Helen Wilson
school this month.
ZELMA MILLER. Teacher.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-29
EMERSON

deferred from last WI
The social at the school use Frl-
day night was well atter. The
program was certainly fiiand the
children done fine About 4'oo was
taken in.
Mr.. Fillmore was cal away by
the death of relative, there was
no preaching Sunday afnoon.
Virgil Mann and wifSe the proud
parents of baby gioorn March
7th.
The young people SUNDAY class
met with Ruth Renchhursday even
ing. A fine time wahd by all.
Fl. Harrier has MD his family on
has fathers place.
Ophir Mann of ina visited his
sister. Mrs. K. Grin, and brothers
here the latter parf the week.
The Mission Cit will have a
thanks Offering der at Mrs. Dill
Friday. April SIR Visitors are wei
come.
Mrs. II. Tedh, and son. Paul, *
AZ her rents home for Il
short time.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-29
RURAL NEWS
BY Our Own Correspondents
SOUTHEAST COE
deferred from last week.

iDelcfred from last week.
Weston Leonard and wife spen
Sunday at the home of their parent,
Mrs. Vanbuskirk and daughter
Mrs. Anderson. of near Elwell, wer
tn, week end visitors at the home u
their cousin, Mrs. John Leonard.
Charles Byers and brother, join
received telephone message las
week announcing the death of sis
ter's husband. Frank Beeman, of Ply
mouth. The brothers were unable I,
attend the funeral, but their sonh
Hugh of Alma and Fred of Coe, wet
to the funeral and returned home las
Saturday. H.
Mrs. Mary Byers and j. Belcher Is,
terded the l.. A. S at Forest Hin y
week. ~
Mrs. Hugh Byers and daughtel
Alma and Miss Blanche Hamilton
brother, Charles, of Forest Hill
the week end visitors at the honf
Nh. Hamilton and c. Byers. &
Mrs. W. b. Hampton Of Hell
son has charge of the meetingsth
morning and evening the comingn-
day. During the balance of Revhl- Il
rays vacation Elder Hampton VIM IL
the pulpit fl
The gospel team was greeteN a sc
big crowd at the Parkinson arch e.
last Sunday A fine progra was ~
given. al
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-29

FrALE MICHIGAN ID County oi Grat in
Of tn ~ 10 and
the OF ands h,r.nnf forth
said of Ora
rcntp nci therein. and which ter
tore W hn Ia the inn
It foe nc urod by
Your were yturucdf tn, Audi
i he U a euquent 70
ne ina said take
sale 70 axts o pot Ssr
f said prVisn Of
prior Tho pas o. Ac 2O r. the Act OF sqf.a
a ands arr ulai schedule
A p % q y yo nd been old
old 70 a nquont taxes and the sal
b
h a t collect nn re, and lex
n aid A. valid lien on the sctral lands
his dtsx described landsh
andth
above
II o each
o of taxes, interest col
n sids hed against the several
parcels Of land contained
sold 5 provided y "a aforesaid
auditor Genera Of
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-29
Annual Tax Sales

MAGAN. o Grstot
Thu Crclfo OF Craio in ChanolN
the rer OamdB Auditor
GER antfor sesd
Or OF the
o sachp
BE-
clair b.
be brought hearing a
of Gnio.S Michigan
all
to
interest
clck thereof objc
. mention in
IS in puru Ok de
sale halt
by
"A II oclo said
d s
70 sieto the total
h the full
% fs
smf if will the
parcel h
paf the close of the
a pchalc the b
Ia o
wtnes Hon kels ai Of crcac Cont
SEAL KELLY hcarJ
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-29

Township ~ North 81 Range
Lots 4. block ......................
Lots IL and 49, block 2
Lots H. 10 and 10. block .........t...
LOT ~ ooek
Pine river south BY d. Quits land. west by /
pevnnine At northeast corne, Of LOT u ward
Addition. thence vest 200 feet. north 100 feet |
w. A. BrsAiey's ASditss
South 20 feet and entire lot 49, block -.
VILLAGE OF WHEEL
Lot /, block
East y Of lot block ...........................
Commencing Mt q point IL rods and Ia links south |,
az northeast corner Of section. theucc IS
rods south 10 rods, east i6 rpds. north 10 rods I
tn the BEGINNING se ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-29
a "a. sec "a. 20 acres ......
Tow nship IL North of Ranc,
" IS. sec "a. 20 acre., ......
Township ~ North Of Rang,

northeast corner. II rods east
north and south. also except
corner. II rods east and west
south, sec 10. 1853 acres -
in southwest corner. 40 rods
DDS north and south. sec 20.
{ '.....-t..... .--..... ...........
, acres .....4.. ..4...r.......
So acres of W. of 81 II
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-29
IKUUP FoIey's Honey and Tar

4 few doses toward night
fall wards off Group, hoarse-
n SIS and stutfy VII ely
breathing. Keep it on hand.
Sold everywhere in Alma.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-27

auf einen gang beior6eren Soften
iteben, Der einen tpeiteren Gelidts=
Bid, aber nit oicien aub cine ber-
itdrfte Mrbeitsleiitung DerIangt, uno
6ab 1ie aus 6iefem @runoe ibr Be-
ites erlt Damn geben, menrl iie itan-
Dig auf ibre @eiterbil6ang lin0
ourd bieIe auf ausgiebigere grtfal=
tung ibrer 5dapingen bebadt iino
go erfI1rt es iif, bob in ieoem Sc
rihte iiber Die @efangeneillager Die
2agerfbulen Defenders berporgeBo-
ben ipuroen, oenn 6iefe lino oas
Worfantelte, bas mir aus iins lelbft
berdus, ir11pullip uno obne ieoe Sill
fc, unieren iesigen 2eben auTgeprdgt
baben. Gs bnt mol nranher beoaii=
,ert, nibt geniigen0 3eit auf feline
6ortbiloung bernenoet 5u bnben
Dieien1 bietet 6ie iiripillfomnlene SSn-
ternierung Die uiIfommene @elegen=
beit oilr 2eftiire nn6 gum 2ernen.
ltnb oiefe 2erngelegenbeit gewGbri
menigItens 6en einen Sroit, ben Mitis
entbolt binter Dem StaheIornbt niht
gang nublos perbringen gu tniiiien.
Mir Observation-Disclosures tpiiien aber
aus grfobrung, oaB nod anoere
sssoeaIe neben oer 2ernbegieroc in
Deg Menfben 8rnlt }hInmmern
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Ser areuser vOlpInpfo

~ Ser &reliaer vSlDmpfa" oas
Maggfdiff BEG MonlirnI 9epep in
Der ShIaht BEL Maniln, lit tpdb-
reno oihtef gsebeItpetters bei. 8Iaf
SsIano, 81. S, nif @trano geraten
|.n1o anideireno bos augeriAtet Ser
,,Mahiniit's Mate1, @m. N. @abb,
1T un's Reben gefonunen Die Be
fasung bat 6as Gdiff berlaiien.
sssn Dem Soiletten5iu1nter oesf
@e{b1fts Ser Nfoltno 9th Coffin
Gompartp in ct. 2ouis tuuroe bic
2eide BON ssranf @ueduer aus alt-
fin, Der als gerf6ufer fiir Die @eien-
i6aft flngierte gefunoen. Gin Biito-
lenlduB batte feinen 2eben Elm Gnoe
gemaht.
= Ssn ser ge1be bon goofion,
Sfla., 25 Wfeilen lii6oitlib bon
Walsfogee, iplroen in elmer 'olten
Seboe, orei @iebsiihter, g. g. Bal
lem, Sranf 2uep uno 90 9teelp, er-
fdoiien.
- N1bere gtttbiilLungen iiber oeit
600 bon Sreoerid slleranoer uno
Souiie 6. SsSones, tpeld)e beioe ent-
Ieelt in einenr 9otel in Ybilaoel-
pbia aufgefutloen lDurOers iino ieet
genla1t iporoen. MIeranoer, Der in
ser 3iiitenartillerie oiente ilno als
Haoio Sergeant auf Dem 9abel-
fbiff uSoiepb Searp4 angeltelt mar,
bat in eineul @riefe an 2elltrtant
Roger sc. Cotton erflart, onB er
beabiidtige fi6 oas 2eben Sii nebmen.
0ie es ideint, babeil @lerntoer
uno SRI ssones mebrere 0faIe per-
gebIid periudlt, iid) Sl perbeiroten
uno baben, aus 8er5fueifling oar-
itber, Dab oas ibnet nid)t gelong,
oen Soo einem ilngliiflidlen 2ebert
oorge3ogen. Gs lit bis ieBt nid)t be-
fannt, ipelde Sifioerfliile ibrer Sel-
ebelihung I'M @ege itonoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-27

sebenrer, nidt iuie0er 81 erieten6er
gerlnite gum Stilifanb sefommen,
nnb bic beioen Jlmsel Der angreifen.
ben Aaiiertentrmppen nnmkten 6nber
oem Mnitnrme Der nit So6esbera6-
tung fGnpfen6en Siirfen na6geben
mnS iiG smriidsieben. 60 ffnb bie
sansen Grfulge, bie bor eirisen Wao-
naten bon ben Gnglanbern errnngen
iupr6en iinb, bollfommen nttlos se-
ipeIen nnb bas @eimItat 1T, 6dk fidJ
bic 8riten in Snfa nnb bic Siirfen 1T
Sermialem fonaentrieren mno lire
MeIerpen iammeln, nm oann lire
&asne, Die iuabrideinIid ebenIo
berse6lih lein luirb ais biSber, fpei-
ter sm fiibren.
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slns einent @efansens,tlaser.

Ote Dterte yiltnllner soeS ,,SQgere
gbo", Der 9albmonatsidrift fir 6as
3ipilgefangenenlager in 4atodaloe,
alif Der In Der iriiheu See gelege-
nen SnieI MaM lit Der 5briftleitung
unIeres glottes 5ugegongen. Sic lit
pom 80. Mdr5 g. S. oatiert, itatiir.
lid ullter sluffidt beg britifben
3eniors beroifentliht nrlo reid an
Ghiloernngen oes 2ebens urlo Grei-
bens, oes Sarrens un6 &pffens, Der
III flint Compounds (geionoerterl
sl6teilllngem lebenben gewobner in
proia uno Hoefie
Mbgeleben BON eincm groBen Wed-
&c perfonIiher uno BeDegitngsfrei-
belt, oie iib in Der iingebinoerten
Yeranitnltltng bon @eibnudts- nno
gaeuiabrsfeiern, hon Ebeaterdbenoen
rn6 8on3erten uno logan bon Sting.
tanpffonfurrenaen amif6en ben ein-
3elnen abteiluneert fun6gibt, err
freuen ii9 Die @efaneetten aud faft
,,neingeibrdttfter 9rekreBeit, uie
aug man9en re1t freiuriitigen Meii-
Berungen oes 1lattes berborgebt es
lit oies umfo ben1erfensmerter, uls
in gngIon6 bic Stinrnung gegen bic
Deutiden cine pieI geb1iiigere 1T aIs
irgenopo anoers, uno ioate ge,piiien
3eittngen unb getpiiien Rreiien Bel
uns gu oet1fen geben, bic nod engli-
ider als oie gnQlanoer lelber iein
mollen uno in ibrem blinouiitigen
@aiie gegen alles 0eutid,e fid oireft
in @ioeripru9 init Der bon unierer
Megierung enlpfoBlenen uno ourbge-
fiibrten SteIlungnabme iesen.
@ir brtngen i'm nadfolgenben ei-
nerr EeiI zines Mufiates iiber Stu
blum uno 9ager", Der in Der uns
borliegenoen drummer oes nSager-
gho" entbalten lit nrlo ginblif in
ben @eoanfengang uno Die @efiibls-
melt Der 8etpoDler 6es @efangen-
layers in RnofaIoe bietet, Die mol
ebenio oenfen itno fiiblen wie Der
Ourdidnitt Der anoeren @efangenen
ulb.
.Oas oeutibe Shullpitem miro
iiberan aIs multereiiltig anerfannt.
DaB Dies molbegriinoet lit, ipiiien Dor
anen1 0ie 9Iuslanooeutlden, Die alf
@rlno ibrer aenntniiie uno 5ertig-
feiten I'M Ser gan5en 8elt Stellnn>
gen erporben uno Oieie Bolitionem
oils Bioniere oeutlber slrbeit uno
S1affensfraft tros oes berridenoelt
8ettfanlpfes aud bebauptet boben.
9[u6 lit es cine befannte Satlabe,
oaB ser 9eutihe 1tets germ bereit
lit, etipas yteues 81 lernen, menn
er ouh ldngIt Den sSelleln Der
Shule entlpa1ien lit limo Dies 1T
gan5 natiirlib. oenn eine quite
Shnloissiplin bereitet nid)t MIR fiir
oie Auforberuugcn oes 2ebens Dor,
ionocrn lie nadt oud oos 2ernen
sur ungenebnen @efpobnbeit rno
pedt oas 8eoiirfnis nad peiterer
8iIoung. Die ausIanooeutideu De-
reu Streben nno slblid)ten oft gan5
fallcb aufgefaBt lrlb in Der Seirlat
ioeor iebr bdufig ooGlltanoig nib
perItanoen rperben tpiiIen, oaB iie|
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-27

las Oorf Ga goMlette beiett. Die
0emtldpn baben in bieier Geeenb
Gtellnngen a,ifsesebtn, 6ie nnsefabr
Elm nnb brri @iertel Neife lang ipa-
rem.
Die syran5pien baben Bel ibrein
Mnsriff anf Sic srnppen oes Sents
id,en arpnprin5ea IN 6er 9eseu6 6es
,,gbemin see Damssn 300 Gefanse-
ne eemadt. 0ttefden ans SenSon
bebamYten, 6af 6ieier Grizzly fuippl
ais Sic Ginnabme bon So Gonlette
Dnrd Sic GnglGn6er BON auReror-
Dentlidjer Webentilns feien un6 gtbea
sm, baf bic aIiierten lett Bo&en
berartise Grfolse nidt sebabt baben.
Cine Oepcfd)e ans bem britiidjen
6amptanartier naelbet, bic 0tnti6en
fampften fdJtper nm ben 8tfk Don
Gems. Sit fG6en nit iS6re6en ben
GrfpIg Der Tein6c, aber iit iuiirben
bis sam Iettem Mnsenblif fGmbfen,
ebe fie Gems anfseben. Sit baben bic
rz.r 1. ....ex O.~a ....
epens 9p1l@en Ap'en Hnc ,ss1 Sf1s M
ter Wallsr i selest. S'e 0englsl os sS e
oer meElt@en Ss'!e upn sras ~ mA
nelsif'st e oaE o'e psn''osn w.
lause osneI e's e.ses ,ys'aes W.. ss.'a,ss ~
ans Mniuen. Die gnnsr Gtaot 1T in
.:~. A.stsAsn H>ftasmn nm 6ei,,n uApft
ssae ce oes4@e g yeFaaS w p. aMe.aA's''.
eSeoee VaAs Z e'n psusa"'
Die GH9innofr btDdapftn, re eat'
ten etnen An4rtff dlt oer Arras'
Grsnt, iptfHi9 noit Tontat'tt Se'
Groifnts, 5ttad8ei eiMIagen.
0er rxFi3&e apn9ref Der SoIbn-
ten nn1 arbf fter bat NIT srpker
WSaioritSt einen 4ef@luf an8enput-
men, ir9ex6 cine @eme8nnS s4raf-
antpeiien, Sie Sen A,pcd bnbe, Ieinen
GeparatfrieSen smilden 0enHdfanb
nnb SRaMGn6 bersnfeaen.
4as GM6fnntife AeS Qan6mirfs
1djaftsfumites Ses Geuats fat niebtr
sic nrfpranAiid5e 1sitimmnng IN Der
,feob Gssfrpf1 Sin, mad ber es
sem yrSfSenten aberiahtn bleibt.
oen Serbrandj BON Getrti6e 81 aIfs-
boIbaltiaea G)ttrantem -. berbieten
ober nidlt, mit eiHiaeH geraxberxu-
aeu, in Sic WiG spieSer bineineefett.
0as Sans tat befanntiidj 6fn Ser,
brandl BON gjetreiSe SirtH Serbsteu.
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