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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-12

the supposed cause of his act, which
came as complete surprise TO Dr..
Lesh and Mrs, Almond, who had
thought he was on the road TO re-
coyery
Almond came to Des Moines from
Kansas City four months ago and took
apartments at 1854 Thirteenth street.
re had been in i'll health for two
months and during this time has
brooded over his financial affairs. made
serious by the Mexican revolutions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-12
Beware the Cold
Storage. Err! IN His

St0ra&0 Egg In his
work On food and dietetics
Doctor Robert Hutchinson
says, "ths absence Of cafbo-
hydrates prevents eggs
from being in any sense q
complete focd.' This refers
70 the fresh egg tbs egg
with q clean bill Of health.
What would the Doctor
say Of the modern cold
storage sgg7 AT present
prices two eggs cost ten
cents and the egg il not
4 complete foodl Some
thing must b eatsn with II
to supply the needed carbo
hydrates. Two Shreddod
Wheat Biscuits, with cream
Or millk maks q complete,
perfect meal-at = cost of
four Of eve cents. Made ct
Niagara Falls. N. Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-12

Clinton.
The Clinton ". NJ. C. A. has added
15s new members in three days. Sixty
men are pushing the campaign.
Muscatine.
The Grand Theater, operated as y
vaudeville house for a month, has
ceen closed. The performers seized tho
box office receipts Thursday night and
divided the money, each receivins
about $40.
Washington.
Mrs. c. j. Wilson, on East Wash
.ngton street. has ten little chicks
which Matched out last Sunday during
the blizzard. They are lively little fell
lows and will make 4th OF July fries.
The old hen wanted to set in mid Win
ter and Mrs. Wilson humored her.
Clinton.
About 400 car loads Of freight are
held in the Clinton yards Of the North
western railway on account Of emoar-
goes declared by eastern railways.
Some Of these cars have been held for
a week or ten days and arc still await
ing shipment east.
Washington.
Members Of Company X OF WASH
ington Thursday night refused to take
the new federal oath after the COM
pany had been inspected BY Captain
Bates of the regular army. Captain
Bates explained the requirements OF
the new oath. Company X Is IN good
shape, Captain Bates said.
Ottumwa.
People living along the river bank in
this vicinity are having snap in the
piscatorial line these days. Fish arc
go plentiful they are being caught there
with baskets. The recent cold snap
stunned them and they floated to the
TOP and those who saw the fish got
permission from the game warden to
catch them. The only restrictions were
that purely game fish should be thrown
back.
Columbus junction. Eli.
Columbus Junction people are feeling
elated over the prospects of getting a
good canning factory. One Of the pro-
prietors OF q canning factory In an
Iowa town was here the first OF last
week and met with a few members Of
the local commercial club to see 1t 9
factory could be located here. A satis-
factory site south Of the button factory
was found and good trackage can be
had there. Another meeting will be
held at the K. p. hall this EVENING
at which time more definite plans VIII
be made. The proposed company wants
70 contract for 200 acres of tomatoes
also some pumpkins and would also
contract for cabbage 1t is probable
that the acreage will be solicited with-
III the next week or two. ii
Wisdom.
Last Thursday morning fire visited
Weldon, IT was discovered IN Snider's
store BY Miss Alta Young, . clerk. She
quickly gave the alarm The fire de-
part,ncnt from Leon was called to help.
III happened at II a. M, and 1t was
seen Immediately that the building
could not be saved. SO efforts were
made to save the goods, and to save
surrounding buildings. The office
building OF Lockwood & Ashby was
burned. and the fire was brought under
control quits near the Carlan restau-
rant. The store building. owned by
e. A Lockwood was valued at $1,000;
insured at $1,000. The office building
was valued at sS50. iIsiied "a $50.
The greater part Of the store fxtures
and stock wcf e saved, I; Il 81 VII
Muscatins.
I Cat,ailA hopes that the Irlited States
Win nut u t III Is Il War wifi 3srulAuy;
\! aisls II VI II INIT
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-12
CORNELL BOY ENLIsTs.
College Freshman to Go to Europe
With Canadian Regiment.

Special to Times Republican.
Mount Vernon, Feb. II. Kenneth
Wilder, freshman at Cornell, whose
home is in Randalia, Iowa, is in the
barracks at Winnipeg ready to sail to
France for service with the allies.
Wilder left school after his mid
year examinations took the entrance
examinations for the army and has
been mustered in to the 250th Cana
dian regiment He viii sail for France
as soon as the complement Of his regi-
ment Is completed.
At present he is being drilled and
with the rest of the recruits, is having
the rawness trained out % him. HIS
conviction as to Prussianism and his
desire to do his bit, led MIN to enlist.
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Aoed Man shoot, Him..lf.

Des ,Moines. Feb. I2.--Drawtng a re-
volver from under his pillow, George
Almond y years old, solicitor for the
Royal Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, fred . bullet into his brain at
over 1854 Thirteenth street, and died q
few moments later when DR.. Clifford
Losh rushed from the next room to
his side.
Financial reverses and III health are
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Hakes & Nelson, will be the agency
for the Bucks In Manson.
A new restaurant will soon be
opened in the Griffen building A res
taurant Is much needed in Manson,
since the fire which burned the Lozier
Hotel on Christmas night.
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Big Gymn sum Is outsrown.

81 In nVe Years the mammoth 3vmnaS-
ium, when built the second largest
west of the Alieshenies, has been OUT
grown. So many men use it that the
main exercise floor is overcrowded.
The free apparatus is tied up while
the score Of men are using the basket
ball courts the travelling rings being
available for use only at stated Pc
RODS in the day when the floor is rela-
lively clear.
! The total number Of freshmen exam
led last fall was 6l9, as compared with
6s5 the year before.
+ In 1915 the average age of the fresh
man student was 10 years 8 months.
In 1916 the average age was 10 years
months. This comparison shows that
the college freshman is becoming
younger. Last fall the average age
was Ave months below what it was
the year before. In 1915 the youngest
freshman IN college was II years old,
whereas the youngest prep this year Is
only 16.
Decrease in Average Weight.
The two compilations show that the
modern freshmen are not SO hard on
the scales as were their predecessors
and forbears. The average avoidupois
In 1915 was 140 pounds, while the ave-
age this year Is 139. This may be
due to q general simplitication Of
menus. an outgrowth OF the high cos
of. potatoes and beefsteak.
IN 1915 the oldest freshman was 50
years old, whereas the most mature
one this year is only %. -4sA
But they are going up in the air,
the same as all other articles. Seems
as tho the old-time, bull-necked stu
dent, short and chocky, with hair al!
over his head and pillow shoes run over
at the heels or. his feet, is gone, and
lives only in memory. In his plnce.
has come the Sticky shaver boy.
dressed as tho just .out Of the fashion
plate corset coat, bow-ribbon hat, and
a cane in one hand and q bulldog IN
the other. Ames does not cater to this
modern type SO much. but nevertheless
the boys are going UP. Last year the
tallest prep was six feet two inches up,
and this year he Is an inch higher than
that.
The modern Ames student IL losing
weight, too. The heaviest freshman =
year ago was $50 pounds, and this year
he is 203.
The shortest of the freshmen don't
grow up or down. For the last two
years the shortest prep was Ave feet
one inch.
Abnormal Extremes Misleading.
CAS- abnormal extremes are always
present and are misleading" says the
chart, "the following compilations will
give a more comprehensive idea of true
conditions" And the report goes on
to tabuiate OF the total. So per cent
are between 70 and 90 90 years old; 81
per cent are under 10 years old; So
per cent are over feet inches tall:
and Sc per cent weigh between 1a5 and
$50 pounds. <.
Every sturent mustp rove that he
can swim before his diploma is given
him. The test is so many yards in
the pool. Last fall at the opening Of
college there were 21S non-swimming
freshmen Since then close to a hum
bred Of them have passed the padding
exam. {t gH tSt4
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Manson su.in... Change.

Special to Times Republican,.
Manson. Feb. .12s--A. Hnkes has sold
q half interest in his grain elevator to
a.. NJ. Nelson and has sold his large
new home In south Manson to Mr..
Nelson. Mr.. Nelson and family intend
to move early In March: The Arm,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-12
CHARGING BATTERY THROUGH
LAMP RESISTANCE.

St1AftulN1 DfA11EnA I"NoONn
LAMP RESISTANCE.
X. F.. writes: Please tell me II =
storage battery can be charged BY
using incandescent lamps and II %.
how many and what sized lamps
should bo used tn charge q 8 to H.
volt battery?
Answer: You can use lamps ~
resistance TO cut down the voltage OF
a direct current circuit for charging
purposes. but you cannot use them
in this way on an alternating cur
rent circuit. The procedure IL az
follows: Connect u wire from the
negative terminal Of the battery to
the negative wire of the direct cur
rent circuit Cprobably of ll0-12o
voltsl. Connect a wire from the
poNitive wire OF the circuit and nn-
other wire from the positive term
inaI tof the battery. 1t Is between
the free ends Of these two wires
that the lamps should be connected,
Ordinary rGceptncles. with Edison
SCREW bases. fastened TO a board,
can be used to hold the lamps and
the receptacias must be wired In IN
multiple and not in series between
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tho two wires. Each 100 watts OF
lamp capacity used will pass about
one ampsre through the battery and
by using $500 watt or lo-ioo watt
lamps you can get 10 Ampsres OF
charging current. This = very
wss.es.! method Ss charging. -
nearly all the electricity v absorbed
In the lamps. II should only be
used when the rate for eurfsnt v
gerry low or whan more eoononinaA
methods are not available.
sULPHATA1IoN or BATTERY
PLATES.
II. p. asas: What II the sulphAA-
ing action. which II said 70 inJuVe
the plates Of storage bAttertesf
Answer: Il IL the formation q
excessive amounts OF lead sulphAte
upon them. which covers the lead
and lead oxide (activs materially and
prevents their proper electrical oon-
tact with the liquid. thus incrsasin0
the resistance OF the battery cell
and, by lowering the chsmieAi ana
electrical activity OF the material.
reducing the os,is activity and 49,
full output
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-12
STATISTICS sHoW COLLEGE EN-.
TRARTs ARE YOUNGER THAN
IN FORMER YEARS.
FIRST YEAR MEN ALSO
OF SMALLER DIMENSIONS
AVERAGE Age Of First Year Men at
Iowa State College !. 10 Years 4
Months-Younssst Prep 10 IS and
Oldest Is 2s-BuIl- Necked Student
Of Former Years l. Passing at Ames.
special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican
Ames, Feb 10. The iilliputs are
coming into their, very twn! Fifty
year from now the babies will bounce
out Of their cradles and crawl off to
colleges with their nursery rhymes!
Maybe not so bad as that, but the male
students of Ames show indications OF
adopting the dimensions Of the pig
mics, and they are coming to college as
freshmen at more tender age.
Director Clyde Williams. of the Ames
physical training department, and
Raymond w. Rogers. directly in charge
of the gymnasium work, have COM
pleted the making Of comparative
statistical chart For a given length Of
time all the doors Of the big state
gymnasium were under guard and no
student passed in without being taken
thru the tests. The real object Of tho
checking was to ascertain, exactly how
many Of the college men actually make
use Of the gymnasium. The other
dope was taken when they were exam
ined at the start of the semester. The
figures were for the information of the
physical training department. When
this gymnasium was completed in 1912
1t was thought to be an enormous
thing, big enough to take care Of all
the possible needs for years and years
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SSSSON0O m
Corn Belt Route"
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NO. l--1t Joe and e c.
Nenlsco :, go. !: 80. go. sos q a.
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Ne ses r MS,nes a Maia:.; s:ts y al
lNo. S-fwin Cities Limited. fi:2s = -
No. - Chicago and st. Paul !
Expssss s:ss !. -
No. - -. ::,....:.:.:.s.,.........7:5 S p. n
\ Ne. Chicago Filler .10:gy =. m
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8eSus auf iSeuersefdbrIi&i,it pOres'
gangeH iporotn mar.
Ztimmbered, d,tisteZ ZOleateu
&srbsn pOm @abIratb iiir bic Serbit.
iuabI rssiitrirt werbsu.

Sm Gmilans NIT sinem bonn
Stants Sesretdr trbaltsnen 9efsbl.
bat 6trr gbas. @OsIlner, gbeftI.ri
Der Wablbsb0rbe. ssiisrn bic nOtbis.H
aniiaiisn seiroffsn. um iGmmiliden
ftimmbereatistsH WaitsIisbrn b.s /.
Reg. 8. q. o., bas nod in Sbarons
bile Ias,rt, Gelesenbtit 3u stben fid
fir bic 6erbftipnbI resiitrir.n gu
Ioiisn. Di,f,n aniiaItsn ,ufolse ipsrs
ben fidb am nddfisn Wonias bier
gIsrts Der Wablbeb6rbs. bic aud Of
fentlidE Rotare iinb, nah bem Eager
bessbsn unb bort bic Resiiirirune pors
nsbmtn. tporauf isbsr Der Rseiitrdnten
Elm Ballot Jormular untsrJei4net.
bos ibm Dor Der Wnbl bsbufs aus.
fiilIens 5ueeihidt pirb, aIeihpiel Oh
r fd btnn nod hier i'm eanbs oe.r
I'm guslarot befinbet.
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Der 0elansperein .Goncorbia" BON
Glib 9rooilpn fsisrts am Di.nss
ias bas frohe Geit feinss 90 jdbrissn
Beitekng.
Msnn ss aud urfpriinsli6 In Der
abf6i Der Sdnssr lag, bns golbsn.
JubiIdum in piirbissr Weiie bur6 elm
aIGnssnbss iJeft au perberrIiden. 10
baxn ss bod bic 3si.umit6nSs unb
Der Grnii Der iriegsbetptsitn Tag.
NIT fid gtbradt. bdb man BON rau,
ffeHben Soften abeei,ben BAT. Sms
MERLIN follis Der soIbsns Wnrtitein
in Der @sifift. bes in iiinefter 3sit
Al nsuer gliitbe emporiirsbtnb.n Gs'
iongpsrsins nidt aan3 berssfsn ipers
ben. 9ssbalb bereinigien fih bi,
gorben in ibr,m nsum 5aupt.
quarter, Der prpfpttt 6dlIs. nit
ibren 3ablrsi6sn Syreunbsn unb
g1Hnern 5u sinsm fr5bli9en S6ns
aeriommsrs. Eel peIthsm Der Dor
siiiem balbsn Sd5rbunbtrt srfolstsn
Griinbune bes 9srsins in ipirbigitsr
meiis eebnht purbs.
dis ieItprGiibsnf unb Gommsrss
letter ipaliett Charles RiilIsr, sinss
Der dIisften urb sifriaiien WitelisSsr,
fsinss frnibiesn slmiss unb nabm bic
@liiduiinidH Der ttTrsunbstsn gsrsins
unb Der Sdnssrbersinisung bon
grootIpn sntssatn. 5err RiiIsr it'll
ipieb.rbcIt prdfibsut Der GonrOrbio
asipefen.
Der gefansbsrsiH Goneorbin Bat
mandx stIipptn iiberpinbtn. manfen
Sturm bic 5tirn tistsn miifItn, um
bas ~ rperbtn, pas sr bsute geiror.
ben III. Oftmdls mar Der 9srsins nohs
baran. dbnlid ben beibtn onbtren
gefmspereintn Sormonia unb 9eus
tpHin. bic felt Ianssm f4lummrn, in |
gsrpsHenbsit gu eerotbeu unb tinsusI
geben, nbtr irnntfr bnben iih sinigtI |
lpadsre Sfiiten ssfunbsn, bic bas ers
l6f9enbe 6tuer bes Gdngtstiftrs 5ul
neliem 2eben entfaGten- Sn Dem nur
rpdrliH bebouten Glib @rcoflpn. bas
mnls ond @oipunus ssnaHut, furbl
|id Dor fiufaig Sahrsn Elm iItinssl
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Cinen Ztnrns
Satte am Mittpod bas yerbalisn res
aan5Isrs Wli4aslis
gstrsffs Der GrisDen@ReiOIutiOn Der
Esi9stasssRaioriidt DsruriaSt.

ApRoon, "a. auguit.-Sp:stdl'
Ospel4sn aus amiterDam erilcren.
bab bic S3sns, bic iia am Witi;poG
i'm Saupttommittse bss Fsidstass ab'
ipielte, als Der Gan3lsr Midaslis eins
70 5ipeibeutigs SRlIuns su Der Rsit)fs
tags Jriebtni ReiolutiOn nabm.
ein Sturm sspeisn lei, Der ben aonS-
Ier in einem bsmotratiiGen 2Gno unl
fem 4mt sebra4t babsn fpiirbe. Or.
Wei4oeIis mar aufseforbert ipo.b,n.
ieine SteIIuns jur 5riebeuss Behold,
tion poIitdnhs liar gu rnaden. neil .r
am 19. SuIi, ols Ct iaste. bab CT ils
unteritiise, bin8ufiigte: ~Ms i'd f;e
ausIsge." gs puroe sriIdri, baB Die
alnneriOntiten ii5 bieier @eube,uns
Debienten, nm gu ertIdren, baB Der
aanSIer iuiriIi5 aif ibrer Ssite lti
9r. WlihaeIis antiportste In elmer
sefu9ten Rebs, in ber er ben Geifi ser
ReoIution I'm aasereinen sutp;eB,
aber Hin3ufiiete, bab Weinunssrsrs
f9iebeubiten NIT Bssus ouf bic gins
5eIbeiieu mDsIi6 ieien uub er tbaifdd,s
lid iOl9e Difitren,sn uni.r ben gars
teisu, bic bic Wdjoit1t bilben, berl.,it
babe. Diss peruriu9te sinen Sturm
unter ben MitsIisbern Der Maio.i.Gi,
in bsr.n Ramsn ber So;idIift Griss
brid eberi cine gr,lGruns dbsat, In
tpeI6sr ber 9analsr tbdifdtlih Der
uHpuhrbeit gs5ieben tuurbs.
tsbert fagte, baB tie WaicriiGt fI9
Der Ytceutune Der R.iolution iIar be-
tpubt iei urb Fs teinen 3tpeifeI snlaTe,
unb Ct bsitanb borauf, bab bic Teciss
rung cine beitimmte sriebenspoIitif
befpIas. gaf Der syriibitiidspnnfe
ftimmt. Der 3onSler tpi.bsr BEN Df:ft
Der ReioIuiion gu, mebr.re Der 4ni3ss
fenbsu tuareu aber tsinespeas befries
otet. Die Waioritdis partsien bi,l-
ten fpfort mad Der @srtnauna bes
Sauptfommtttees WeriammIuneen ub
unb fpGtsr bduhien iie ben aan5kf.
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6paano
GrbdIt Grlaubnib, unsefGbr 20 nit
Gstreibe beIaDens Dampfer Don
ameritanii9sn 5afsn abs
seben Iailen Su
Diirisn.

Wafbinston, .. g., "a. gGg
@rsen bas Wsrfpre4sn Der bolIdnDi'
f6en Begieruns, Dab mebrtre S4iffs'
IaDunsen Gstreibs Der belsiidsn Silfs'
tommIition 3ur gerfiigang geitsll'
nerDsn iollen, bat bic Regierung ein.
gemillist, uneefdbr 20 bOndnbifaa Ss.
ireibsi4iffe frsi3useben 70 CAB lie ihrc
2abuns na4 5OlluuO befOrbern t5na
neH
Sdipeben BAT fir bic Grlau6nib,
10000 8ufbel ameritanii9en Rog=
gen tmpotiren sn btrfen, $4,000 Yu.
Deisen, bic es in ameritaniI6en gss
treibefpd8ern bat, gum aoftenpreis an
bic belsif4e 5iIfstOmmIifion ver'
touft.
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Der 0pmbermeur Games
q. Jergnipn bpn Seras
Das ReprGientantsnbaus Der assiss
latur bat formea q antlagen
sesen ibn erhOben.

&ufin ssg., "a. ausuf. Sumes
9. Sergufon purbe am abenb in fsis
ntr Giseuiduft oIs 9oupsrnsur BON
Seras fuipeubirt, als Elm Nsuuers
&ommittse, bas Oom Reprdientantens
baus ernannt porben mar, oem Se=
nat q 4ntlageu tpegen angebli9er
Dergeben i'm Qmte unter6reitete.
20. y. 5pbbp, Der 8i5e 9ouber>
neur, tpurbe autnmntifd @oupernsur,
unb CT pirb bas amt perisbeu, Big bic
Gntlaseu i'm Senat erlsbist iiub. Der
prossb pirb an nG6ftsn Uiitttpo6
i'm Senut beginner. Die 4utldgen
Iauten nuf llnieri6Iasuus be5p. Wibs
perpaltuna bon GeIbern uiip.
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167,7SO Wefamseme
Q aber bic idmmtliden
alltirtea felt benz 9.
QbrtI aemad5t.

GpnbOn, "a, ausuft. Cine pffis
5ieIIe Gstauntmu6uns iast, bab ieii
bem 9seinn Der anmpasne bon 1917
bic aliirtsn 5uiammen 167, ,7S0 Ges
fnHssns qsmaft bdttm. ndmli6:
Oeutfte ariesssefansene, bic Don
ben gritsn ssma6t Durbsn, 46.115.
9eutits, bic BON ben Gran3oisn ges
faHgeH ssnommen purbeu, 1928.
Ositsrrsibiide Sefnnssns Der Stas
liensr 40.681.
SuuptiGtli9 Oeii.rrei5er, bic Don
ben Rufsn sefnngeu ssnommen tpurs
ben. 37.221.
Gsit BEN Beginn bes 8rieg.s tpurs
ben BON ben BriieH 102,218 9eutfdx
gefangsn ssnommen, ipdbrsnb bi.
Ssutitsn ungefGbr $4,000 grittn aes
faneen nabmen. Do9 Finb in biefer
3nbl bic griien ni4t einssrsdnsi, bic
in ben aampfen Der Isbtsn Gage ses
fanssn seHommen ipuroen.
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patriptiihe @eieaiAaften
getoneu, bob gsrs6serunsen. bi.
ii9 iest bitter rG4en. Oermieben
porbeu pdreu, bate man bem
Bolt rs9t5eitis bic Dabr5sit
Hlitget6eilt.

D afbinsiOn, .. G., "a. Mus.
Sn elmer GrtIdruns iiber bic Delt.
Iage, bic als bic eiuftimmise Gniiat
elmer 8erfammIuns bss RatiOnals
aommittess Der patriotii6en unb 4bs
pebr Qualification Don aapmonb 9.
8rice perOffentIi4t tpurbe. beiBt es
unter Anoerem:
rWeun bic geiDdbIteu Jiibrer Der
Democratic fi6 ft1suen, uns bic poIlen
9efabrsu gu entbiilIen, bic Der Ration
brpben, tann bic Demotraiie bann
bic itarts mdnrsIi8s Rraft isin, aaf
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pOff ausssTdidt. Sn bisitn aufor,
bsrunesn fperben bi, gttrsfftnesu srs
iu6t. ibrer Stsusrpflidt BIB gum 5.
SEPTEMBER nnh3utommen, iuibrisens
falls bic Jorbsrunssn BEN Staatsans
malt sur Ginilasune iibergsben iper'
ben. Gin fol6<s Yorssbsn perurs
indi ipeitsreaoItsn fir bic Riidftdnbis
gen unb febt lie aud Der 0efahr aus.
bab ibr iteusrpfIidtiess Gisentbum
bsFhlaendhmt perhtn lam.
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6duilsin 6ieoersr 9sutifsr 5uinms
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i'm auauIi 1867 ,rfrlst.. Die Grim
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Die 3rieesamssaben ber
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Yerionals lsSfsti5en.

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