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Evening journal., 1917-01-10
Wilmington Steamboat Company
Wilson Line

On January /, 1917 passenger rates oe-
tween Philadelphia Chester and Whining.
ton viii be as follows;
Winter Rates--Tiekets Good 80 Days.
Single, between Phila and Wil.........25c
Half single between Philn. and VII 15c
Whole excursion between Phila. and WI .1ec
HALF excursion between Phila. and WI. zoe
Single between wa. and Chester. ....... tbc
Half single between viii. and Chester. l0c
Whole excursion between Viii and Chester 25o
Half excursion between vii. and Chester. 15c
single between Phila. and Chester. .....lOe
Half single between Phiia. and Chester. O.. Sc
Whole excursion bet. Phla. and Chester. zoe
Half excursion bet. Phila. and Chester. .i0e
Evening journal., 1917-01-10
CLIMBED STAIRS
ON her HANDS
Too III to Walk Upright. Operation
Advised. Saved by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

This woman now raises chickens and
does manual labor. Read her story:
Richmond, Ind. For two years I
was 30 sick and weak with troubles
Evening journal., 1917-01-10
FARMS ron RENT.

- ooD DAIRY AND GRAIN Farm or 1875
NJ sores. 20 rent on sharet. One mile east
OF Hockcssin. Address W. p Sharplea''
fiockessin Del decoV'l1t.
EoR RENT-sMALL FARM on MINK
II farm. adjoining city line Good build
ings large barn, good water, on trolley line.
Apply Box 227. iana'st
Evening journal., 1917-01-10

only and original "Jo-Jo. the dog-faced
boy OF happy. childish memory.
Evening journal., 1917-01-10
DRINK
Hal I 7
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT

RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT
Thousands Of wives, mothers and
sisters are enthusiastic in their praise
Of Orrine. because II has relieved their
loved ones Of the Drink Habit" and
thereby brought happiness to their
homes. Can be given secretly.
Orrine Is prepared In two forms:
No. 1. secret treatment; Orrine No. 2.
the voluntary treatment. Costs only
s1.00 a box. Ask for booklet. Orrine
Co.. washington, d. c. n. B. Danforth,
Market and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1917-01-10
ron SALE on RrNT.
REAL ESTATE TOn sAIr.

49, -.s-s
EOUk HOUSES. SIX ROOMS And BATH
A Noe. 2eO7-0.lB.i5 Tatnau street Apply
Alfred Downward, No. 500 Tatneil street
iant O-eod. I'm
Evening journal., 1917-01-10

LADS FATHER SILENT.
BY The United Press.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Jan. 10-Fred
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17

Announcement ~ the beginning OF
construction work win be- made In the
near future.
r. w Dychcs. former Instructor In
the Emery stake academy. has been
holding some well attended meetings
throughout the county Ia the inter
csts ~ the school the past week and
reports n keen Interest being taken In
college education
FRED Ungricht IL recovering at his
ranch home from an attack % typhoid
fever.
bruce smith Of Nernal IL visiting In
Castle Dale. the special guest ~ Miss
Hazel Accord.
Mrs r. a. raddiH entertained u
number ~ lady friends at her home
last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Anna Jones' 81 Price l. ,isiune
here.
irwin Jensen. well known musician
nnd p.dhgoguo OF Ferron. was tender.
ed farewell party this week. he hn,.
INK enlisted IN the artillery.
Miss Charlse Ros. ~ New Yorl
CITY IL visiting here with her brother
pr. g. r. Rose. She b. accompanio,
by Miss L,ona Nader. also of Goth
am.
Monday afternoon lawn party wa
given hy the local lice Hive girls n
honor ~ Mrs Edn Dychcs. rotlrinl
president ~ the Young Ladies' nnso
citation
Mrs J. =. Smith Of Salt Lake ct
h visiting with her son. a. a. Coe. am
IWifr. Mrs. Goes pnrontf Mr. an
Mr. John Lave. of hurley. Ida. az
'nlsn visiting with them.
Misses Atlanta and Vera Berg ici
) ON the stage the flint 81 the week fn
J "a vacation trip upstate. They wrr
. accompanied hy their father Ca
BERG
Fart Day who with his family hn
! been visiting in Castle Dale the pni
two or three weeks. was operated ~
, the first 81 the week Tor nn ubsre,
/ nud ~ now confined a. his bed wit
81 Typhoid fever
Fl Among those who have been gram
q led grammar grade life diplomas =,
IrHutly ARE tho names Of Margur'
O. o. Fail Guy A. curtis and Laura itn|
Z mursrn, Lillian Rasmussen was gran
led q fiyo-year certificate.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17

Trrruu'H Athletic club uud booster
..f that town have me upon u plan
whereby the, might du honor {" hll
Eurf, ruuut,'s soldier boys who are
Or. Do, drafted into the national army
within tho urNt frW weeks \ boost
,rs meeting was held "wednesday
rIrht under the direction or th" 'luh.
Ia which a., plan was outlined hnh
Ian business srt going The phn is I"
may, 900 drafted mon from tw'i'
county royalty entertained 90 f'll"h
-,m. daN during tho lnrt week NJ thln
month. the exact date 90 be- announced
later
mn, entertainment viii Include e
Grand p4rudr uf cavalry and auto
m,tII,s. IA banquet that has never
It..p euunIIrd boz the county, paifl-
|otir meeting and an ended Win hls
Ia,pr. The town boards at the dli-
fsrsut towns are going I" De- asked
| Tor their support ana u b. hoped 'ha'
they viii rally az the call lk" Wu'
| American. The committees appoint
/ cd al the meeting General commit
|t..-Cleu Prtt,y Lewis Peterson ana
II,,I N.lsun. Igoad-Jnhu Leslie ana
L. X Jensen Parade. l. y. ltlph'
land Ludrne cox FOR cavalry ana ~
IthaUIrl Crawford Henry Th"mps ri
land Louis Olsen Tor automobile.
| pr,sram- a. Killpack Joseph
] tt,rs,n and Clell Cox, banquet
| II,rum ZwuhIeu. r. v llills JONI
stevens. william pugmore, Lewis f''
er-ou and Low Nrlson. peeorhllhk
|IIsury Hanson, LloWrllNn hl'lp'''
and Jesse Olsen Tables ANA seals
IIInyt Nelson. Clarence Lemon "n'
Harold Hanson. The first named OF
each committee viii act az Chairman
I ~ that committee.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17

TN, sun Special Service.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug i3.-Cat-
ur received today eighteen thousand
head Market strong tu urtccn cents
higher on steers TOY tttoO. Fif-
teen tu twenty-five cents higher on
COWS aud stupk,ra aud feeders aud
tVrnt, tive Co unN cents higher ON
calves iiug supply seven thousand
head aud market twenty to thirty
cents higher. TOY tt7.Js. sheep and
lambs today four thousand head.
Utah lambs $3.50. Various lots ~
prime steers sold nt figoo. and the
right Kind would bring fifg5. Grass
steers sold ten To- fifteen cents higher
and w,iEhty steers mostly at 5000
10 st2tO Tops ne tiG.1b Tor wintered
steers oklahoma steers sold at ts.2i
~ e. tii1b, including quarantin"H
weighing tOlG pounds at tit.O0. Tho
first train uf Western slope Cuiura-
dos arrived. twelve ears from De-
nruuc. colo. ii27 pounds average. at
lsiO7B Cows were fifteen To twenty
i've cents higher. \ carload early To-
an outside buyer ~ $1,000. not extra
fat Calves made blR advance. Top
Vsats tIggb stock steers at $3.50 10.
day we're called $50 higher than two
weeks ago A feature sale today was
four hundred welibrrd Hereford
stock .,niyes from Western Kansas.
s7s pounds. at is.ss. Feeding r,ecrs
weighing 1895 pounds brought SLID
/ II was good market IN all classes
from the country.
Hogs are skyrocketinE In the last
week. aud nobody darcs Eay whore
the advance viii stop. a week ago
the limit was put az tiT.oo. but now
people are talking twenif dollars
IIeav, hogs brought tiT,sb. medium
weight sold 40 C. tt1.2b. liEht ti1.iO.
pigs ata.OV e. ti4.OO and immune
stock hogs at $500 60 $500. Ap-
/ narrntiy nothing " being sacrificed
and demand Tor immune stock hogs
al the plants around the Htockyards
~ very good. Market up 90 fifty cents
from Friday Recent rains are max
ling some hopeless looking rurnflelds
look much better. AMI " frost holds
of the crop will be- much larger than
prospects Indicated two weeks ago.
Ia sheep aud lambs the market adj
lynnrcd n dollar ur more after the mid
Ian. ~ last week and n twenty-five q
I forty cents higher today 1--WE ear
of inmhn from Joseph pecry ,pEdcnl
the first nf the HrnHon from Utah, sole
straight at $3.50, HiNty-ciEht pound
average Native lambs sold up q
J st6.Is. ana feeding lambs are woru
I practically az much az fat lambs
I Prime handywright ewes would brini
- $1,000 from killers. but most OF tn
cwcH 80 aH breeders 40 10 tif'bo'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
around the County.

Seven operations have lately h"eh
p,rfnrmrd az the Castle Dale h"spl-
tal Mir. Robert Lake, gallstones'
Mrs Ralph Peacock, appendicitis
lanes IA. Westenskow, hemorrhoids'
Mrs. A. n. Coe, appendicitis Frances
Whoades. adenoids; Mrs John Bot
female troubles, and Charles Mll'er'
tumor on face.
wllford Thayne OF Orangoyille' VINO
mil. ted i'm the army last week was IN
ton.n In his new uniform today talking
army life 10 some Of the other boys
Alma Alfred. also Of Orangeville' VINO
b,s been herding sheep for X, ., JUS
tcgen. also Joined with Thayne'
Practically an Of those now listed
or Emery county's roll Of honor Tor
tbe conscript army will be leaving FOR
training camps between the lst ana
an Of September. The remalhlnt
t,yo.thirds OF the county's quota VIII
he called 20 the colors some time soon
after,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Oylatt, .Jr" OF
Elmo returned last week from an au'
tomoblle tour 70 and OF California
Their son, Denver, who Joined th'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
SUMMER COMPLAINT.

During the hot weather of the sum
MGR months some member ct almost
every family b. likely a. hc troubled
with unnatural luusrnvss "t the bow
els. aud II II Of the greatest Import
anco that this hr treated promptly.
which can unly be- done when the
medicine b. kept az hand Mr. =, y
scott. srntts,uic. y. y. states, y first
used Chamberlain collie and piar'
rhoea Ermody as much GEL fiv" years
ago. 81 that time ! had % severe at
tack of summer complaint ana was
suffering intyur, pain ono dose re-
IIr,rd inc. other WrmhrrH ui nay
family have since used Ii Wi'h hk'
results "=AdNt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17

army medical corps IN the early part
" the VOLUNTEER agitation. n stationed
In Southern California.
Next Friday. August i7th. the tenn.
pie excursion viii start. the company
leaving Castle Dale aud Orangeyillc
early In the morning and going ~
through the canyon west ~ Orange
Vile aud thence through Straight
Canyon or up C6ttonwood--dcpcnding
upon which " the best road. this a.
be- found out hy then.
Emery count, Dad two slackcrs out
Of the eighty eight called up Tor this
wcrk-Mlkc KokoiakIs and Frank
Maictich. both 81 Mohrinnd--and the
sheriff ~ on their trail II they ftil
to show 10 thcy will be dply listed
aA drafted and forfeit all privileges
of exemption.
Mr. and Mrs Loo Peterson and
family have moved hack Co Castle
isair from AuHtinvillo. whore they
have spent the spring and summer.
Aaron oman aud william Peterson
returned recently from Salt Lake city
where they visited with their boys
who are cncampod az Fort Douglas
a. members 1T the medical corps.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Larson and
family. former residents OF fcrror
and who are now proHporing In Dixie
are motoring through IN" county W.
ting relatives and friends
Mrs bennett Monk ~ Mt rlcasan
b. al Victor visiting with her daughter
Mrs. a. -. Wells aud. Incidentally
/ helping o. welcome new baby gir
the sturk irn recently
Ishop ". q. Mills ~ victor II Huf
f,ring with typhoid fuNor It's fumil
/ win move him a. Huntington. Whrr,
|hr viii have the beet ~ care. Ais
| his counselor. Thomas Wells, ls dow
with typhoid nud 90 the present writ
Ing b. worse.
J. 4. Olsen aud Abrl Hardy of We
Tor have muturrd out Co the linia
basin boz the lntter's ear,
Farmers are busy putting up thcl
second crop uf huy There are gp"
prospects Tor third crop " the srn-'
'huupcrs dp not drtrpy a. ThrN ar
certainly numerous in the Victor on
uf tho county,
Mr.. ana Mr. David Mills at Ni'ti
.urc mourning the LOSE Of their inini
J sun.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Jensen are -
PERTAINING u now boy ut 'lcNrlun
while Mr.. and Mrs Dave Davis ~
busy taking care 81 q girl
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
Personal aud Otherwise.

Miss bella Alg,r has returned 10
cleveland from sunnysidc, whore she
has iscn Tor the past month.
Alvin Larson and family of Dixie
are visiting az the Edward Larsen
homo az cleveland, az are also Mrs.
Bertha Beach and Miss olivia Andcr-
son of Ferron.
Miss Hila McMullen, who has been
employed az Mnhrland Tor some time,
ls visiting relatives at cloyrland,
Douglas McMullcn OF Cleveland,
who has been employed In Carbon
county, ana, incidentally, was drafted
from there. passed one examination
successfully and viii go 10 salt Lake
rity 90 take the final examination,
The Greenhalgh home In Ferron
was the scene Of a happy family re-
union last week when T., A. Green
haIgh OF Helper and daughter from
Nm, Mont. r. &. Grcenhalgh and
wife of Helena, Mont, MIR ana Mrs
A. :. Hursley OF Price ana the local
children We're an together-thc iirHt
lime In several years.
Last Monday a farewell party was
rendered Erwin Wright son or Mrs
IT, r. Charlesworth, az Clawson, The
Young man was registered under draft
regulations la Carbon county, hut beat
| the examining board 10 Il by Nolun-
| teering FOR Uncle Sans service, frac-
/ tically everybody in Clawson turned
out besides about fifty relatives and
friends from Ferron.
Mrs. 4. q. Christensen h visiting la
Mt Pleasant at the =. II, Osterlin
residence,
Miss Alta Accord returned the first
Of the week from Salt Lake city
where she has been spending the past
few weeks.
/ Births Of a baby boy last Monday
night 10 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence John
son OF Orangeville and a girl 20 MT
and Mrs. George Mortensen, Jr, Of
Emery are reported,
Survey OF the competing link be
tween the Ephraim and Orangeyill'
ends OF that road Is now being made
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17

CONTINUED on page four)
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17

CASTLE DALE. Aug. l.-Tax lev
..s IHr the year We're made this week
h' thn board ur county commissioners
General fund. two and onc-half mills;
bond sinking fund ou,-thlrd mill.
bond interest fund. onc-third mill
poor fund. tVu-thirds mill. school.
bond Interest. sinking fund. seven and
uu.-hHT mills stat. road fund. three
and uu,--iNth mills. total county levy.
fourteen and ouc-half mills. total
state levy five mills. range sheep.
five mills. cattle. four mills An clcc-
trIr light and power franchise was
granted t' s. christensen Of Fer
ron.
Nathaniel Crawford Ut Frrron ape
p,HrHl before the board and asked
the aid of the commission in getting
rid of tho Rrlashupp,ra After dis
GUESSING the matt,F thoroughly. u was
decided a. call the attention ~ the
county farm agent and others Co the
matter and urge immediate action. a
letter from Robert " Siddoway. rcla-
tive 90 cooperation IN the destruction
uf the English sparrow. was read and
/ nled
carl wilbcrg. state road agent. met
with IN, board and spoke concerning
the appt alton of the state road com.
mission pn9 sanpetc county Tor the
designation a. "A state road Of the
| highway from the boundary line Of
sauprte and Emery counties down To
what b. known as Cuuncllsvillr at the
head 81 Huntington canyon. On mo-
ton ~ Commissioner Alfred. seconded
10y Commissioner Leonard. "a rcHulu-
ton fayoring such designation was
adopted.
uur VI Prices plumbing firms has
been given the contract Tor cumplct-
/ ing the plumbing work on the Fcrron
school building at u cost ~ about
ltisi5.N0.
The high schools nt Green River
land Huntington are a. hc continued
lby order ~ the consolidated county
school board IN session at Hunting
ton this week. Frrrun'H high school
will bee continued also provided the
people there contribute four hundred
dollars towards ~ maintenance and
Ia tuition tee at five dollars Tor each
student
! william r. Reid has bought % s"c'
Iund. hand automobile from the s'h"o
heard fVr two hundred and twenty
five dollars.
Edward q. Gonry. ricrS 81 tho I'm
IeF, county school district has report
cd o. the state education department
that there are g85s children ~ srhop
|ngr boz this subdivision, un lnrr"nr'
ct forty over last y'nr
! Desert Lake is o. have u school TN
winter. one teacher being able CO. yur
fur uil pupils there.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
The Time FOR SCHOOL To
OPEN is DRAWING NEAR

1t is the patriotic duty of parents TO continue the edu
cation of their children far possible European
tons regret the fact that they have ceased to edu
cate the young minds of their lands Even in spite of
war conditions Price Academy offers board room and
tuition at only slightly increased prices
Price Academy is worthy of the consideration of all
who seek the best of school advantages Its faculty,
many of whom are this year. cannot be excelled
Miss Jones of Sioux City. Ia and Miss Pauline Pearce
of Long Beach, Gala replace the lady teachers of last
year These have had several years of teaching
experience since their graduating from universities Of
the highest rank.
The former who will act matron in addition TO her
capacity teacher. graduated from the Ohio Wesleyan
and the latter who will teach music graduated from the
College and Conservatory of the University of Southern
California
Prof A. c. Hoover and Miss Ruth NJ Loofbourow both
of last years faculty still remain Mrs. Il. G.. Wickham
will also continue to do the cooking The first assistant
has not as yet been selected.
For further information address
Price Academy, Price, Utah
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
~ CALLED
no WASHINGTON, ~. e..

la response o. telegram from Ma
tianni Food Commissioner Herbert G.
Hoover. T.. J. uuEcuhnrth. "a member
nf tho advisory committee ON raw ma
t,rlnis nf the national council 81 de-
Tense. iru Utah last Saturday Tor
Washington. -. g. lie has been called
tn tho national capital o. confer with
Hoover aud wonimrn from all parts
of the United States la regard a. main
ltnining the stability 90 the wool In
dustry during the participation of this
country In the war,
Special consideration viii bee given
a. the questions of the price 81 NUT
ton and wool aud the relation ~ thu
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
EMERY'S TAX LEVY
FOR THE YEAR
MADE
SOLDIER BOYS OF THE COUNTY
TO BE iIUNORED.

seven Recent successful Surgical OPP
cratious FOR Various Kinds ~ All.
mcnts At Castle Dale Hospital.
High schools tu Bc Continued
Road Work Going On--pcr-onaI.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
UTAH LAMBS SELL
At FIFTEEN AND
BETTER
STOCK STEERS NBOUT CSE-IIFTY
uICuER uEHE LATELY.

Hogs SkyrDckcting the Fast Week AMI
Nobody Daring to say Where They
Arr To- stop IN Their filgm-Iic-
cent Rain- Helping cut Western
CurniirIdS-,guutation
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
FORWARD THEIR NAMES or
BRING THEM To TIN SUN
++++++++++++++%++

when soldiers from carbon
, county are "aumpvhcr, iu 4
, France 10 viii be- easy a. have 4
B them ct The sun. Il will r.. 4
, quifr little time. hut no ,Apcn- 4
, diturc IT more than "a postage 4
, stamp e. write The Sun 4
, Consider IN, good thu news 4
, paper will do the lad from home I
y who may Boz in the trenches u
, will b, a. comprehensive ivttvr
y each week Further. u viii bo
= what most Of them want most
= Soldiers from everywhere will
y b., keen for reading matter
= pcvially from home The sun
= will fll the bili Tor those from
= Carbon county and Also for many
. uf those going from elsewhere.
. A. previously announced. and
= ~ which many have already ta-
= ken advantage. The sun H. being
= sent free to ull volunteers aud
. enlisted mon from Carbon cuun-
. Is. Come e. a." office with the
= address
n IA IA Il Il Il a a a a ,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17

Sometimes poison ivy can bee *,
terminated by pouring sulphuric acid
or strong brine around the base of IN,
cut stem.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
JUST A FEW WORDS

We have anything sou want
In hardware. ", have 10 right
here iu stock. W. are NOT
showing up our prices 60 unreas-
enable heights as some houses
are doing
nut we ARE keeping them
down whore ypu can afford 10
buy anything you need We
r,peat our hardware is De
PENpARLE. ana Il Be- HEAs-
oNARLE We never do less
ana mo- house can do more.
! {, WeeIer Lumber 20.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
gIns Der @ald6drcn.gSel

No1 beute iin0 nur nenige Sat-
tungen ipilber omeritnniI9er SGuoe=
there iiber Elm peiteres 9ebief per=
breitet, oIs Der Nolhbdr ober roc
COON, oft fur5tpeg coon" genannt.
Au9 erreet oerieIbe anbaItenb elm
lebbaftes SntereHe beim pubIitum,
Dielei9t gerobe besbaIb, neil er nidt
mebr 10 5dblrei9 portommt.
Gr tritt aud jebt in ben oIIermei=
item beipalbeten Striden Norbameri=
tos ouf, bon Der Iiioli9en @renSe &as
nobos bis binunter no9 Banana,
ausgenommen jeOo6 Die b0beren
@sbir9s5iige.
Wann INNER er iid in Der NdEe
bon WaHer befinbet, bulOist er Der
eigentiimli9en uno ionIt in Der Sier=
lpeIt duBerit i%eltenen 0epflogen9eit,
feline Nabrung erit gu III Of n, che
er lie per3ebrt. Seine nSpeiietarte" 1T
iibrigens eine redt mannigfaltige; es
9ebOren bn5u SiibpoHer : 8enusml=
l6eln Luclams") &robben, Shilbtr0-
ten. 6rOIde, 86eeI unb ibre @ier.
9ousgeflii9el, Hiihe, Sbft pieIer Dirt,
unb beionoers grimes Weli9torn.
Sbre eroBe Yorliebe fir grimes
WelI9torn bringt Die Naf9bdren
baufig our betreffenben Sahres5eit in
groBe @efobr. DEM sur ielben 3eit.
oa Der iunse Mais Der Hieberungen
oieIe Siere BON ibren sep6bnliden
Summelpldben pcglodt, pirb au6
bic nd9tIide Sosb ouf iie, nit 9ilfe
BON 9unben, 81 einem DEFENDERS be-
liebten Sport. SnOes iinb Die MaI9=
barren auBerorbentli9 intelligent, unb
es 1T nidt 10 lei9t, ie CUR Strede
gu brinseu. @efoneen tperben tie iebr
CABIN unb seben interehante b%elulti=
genoe 2ieblingstierden.
Sn Der amer::tanilden @ren5erz9i=
ieratur ipielten ie fdon friib cine be-
oeutenbe Hoae. Ssbr piele pionier=
Sdger jener Gage trusen DEFENDERS
germ &oppen aus Wai9bdrsn > !SGl=
ten. an benen bic ~serineeIten S9lpdn=
sc lufe 5eberbiiI9e berabbingen. Mu1
paren Iol9e 9dute pber Jene in ollen
lGnoli4en 2Gben Elm onsrtannter
2aui4bonbeIs : Nrtitel. allo cine
Eorm Oes 9elbes.