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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-15
WOMEN OF FRANCE
 PRESENT PERSHING
 WITH SILKEN FLAG

American Training Camp in France, Oct. 1.-The mayor of the town in which the American field headquarters is located presented to General Pershing yesterday a silken American flag on behalf of the women of the town, who made it. The cere- mony took place in the Hotel de Vile. the interior of which was decorated with French and American flags. Many French. and American officers. civilian officials and women were present. '@-.'-c
 In his presentation. speech the mayor referred to the splendid sacri- fees of the women of France and America, who not only were sending away their sons to fight for demoo racy but were making the war possi- ble by their energetic work at home Accepting the flag, General Pershing said:
 .This occasion brings home to us the tenderness with which our owr women bade us goodbye. This wal ] is fought by women. It is women whs suffer and lend courage to us. Womer
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-15
SILVER THIMBLEe
 WAR. RELIEF WORK

The attention of the public is call. ed to work of the Silver Thimble' through an announcement made by those in charge. Every day untn and including Saturday. October 20. between the hours of 10 a. m and noon some one is stationed in Meisn & Company to receive any old slixef that could Be melted down and turned into fund for war relief work It is very practical way in which to raise the necessary funds and the TO. sponse thus far has been most gen ] erous.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-15

are the ones to whom honor will be due when the war is oyer, and they will deserve honor for their aid in establishing democracy"
 General Pershing thanked many of the women personally before return ing to his headquarters
 A granite tablet was placed in the wall of the Hotel de Vile today with an inscription in gold letters com- incorporating the establishment of the American headquarters in thet own Ia September.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-15
AUCTION SALE! AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16
 1.30 P. M.

I will sell at public auction On Tuesday, October 16, the following goods: Twenty sets of dishes, 32 pieces; a big consignment of metal frame pictures, very pretty ;; 300 yards of velvet drap- cries; 3-piece parlor suite; 1 oak dresser; 10 new bed springs; 150 pairs of cur tains; 15O new music rolls,all the latest music; 1 comput- ing scale; ? ranges; 15 new mattresses; 1 show case; 3 stands; a number of other pieces of furniture, including towels and table linens, rugs
 and carpets.
 28O FAIRFIELD AVENUE PHONE 35s5
 1 DOC ELWOOD l nrrr"oAJrD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-15
PHONE s5s5
 DOC ELWOOD
AUCTIONEsE,F

It is complained that salad dressings andNcanned fruits are put up so tight you can do great execution with an axe.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-15

0ccoquan workhouse will not be ingestigatsd by the statn of Virginia. despite the petition of snlfragists. The workhonss is fsdssse Anstitutiou.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-15

Cur army at the front doesn't Gear that the German trench line can't be broken. The only people that are wor- rying are politicians safe in the hang outs at home.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-15

A delivery charge on all orders amounting to less than 50 cents will be exacted by the 500 members of the Boston Retail Grocers' Association.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18

Rock Island and 70 i point which viii
connect with the bridge line ears 10
and from Davenport. in order 70 ae-
coumcdate the travelling public and
materially increase cur revenue IN
less this is done q passenger depot
sh0aId be built at the present ter
minal The present building is en-
tIreIv too small and inadequate
New passenger cars are required
or a settlement Of the indebtedness
made on present cars and radical I'M
prCveuent 40 them
The present net revenue az the Rock
Island Southern Railway company is
approximately $50 600 per yea~ An
increase in passenger rates Of % per
cent passed into effect June o. 1917
aa1 an increase in freight rates is
pending These increases viii proha-
bly, take care OF the increased cost Of
operation due 10 higher prices Tor coal
and other operating material so that
fhe net revenue Of the property for
the next three years should not be less
chan the present net revenue, while
tie extension proposed to the center
Of rha business district of Rock Island
together with the improvements In the
physical condition Of the road and
equipment should increase the reve-
nue. and decrease the expenditures OF
operation"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18

the case c9 Marion KorttaowEEI
against tha Milwaukee road for $1,000
1araaeea for persona injuries
Al tae G~s -ral rAe jaEs returned
q verdict finding damages 30 taa 5E
taae o8 Sc $50 bat THIS was sa aside
ana AZ t1a second hearing p rsr- r.
finding ths defendant company -o-
guilty. was returned
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18
JUDGE GRAVES WILL
PRESIDE TOMORROW

Judge ". r. Church left this uloru-
ing for Aledo and wiz not return an
IL Aug. g. Judge e c. Graves sal.
sc in circuit court tomorrow morning
for the purpose Of announcing lis r4I-
ing on a molten for a uew trial a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18

Funeral OF Ivan b. Camblfn.

Funeral services for Ivan b. Cam
bIIu were conducted al 2s8o this after
noon At The home OF his father D "
Caubifu $500 Eighth street Rev 81
E Chatleg of the Memorial Christian
church aIe.ated. The local earpan-
ters' union No 1875 and Camp S.
Woodmen Of the World We're I'm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18
FnnaraI OF Vivian II. Lnnaberg.

The funeral Of Vivian H. Lundberg,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph a.
Lundberg. 1927 Eighth street was
held at o'cloek this morning from
ST. Josephs Catholic church Dean j.
J. Quinn ofic.atsd Burial was jan
ChlpDiannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18

charge OF the funeral Interment
vas n Ch5ppiannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18
DIVORCE CASE is
ORDERED ABATED
Judge ". T. Church Allows Motion IL
Strike Litigation filed in Ghys
Matrimonial Taneie.
DEFENDANT RECENTLY KILLED
Counsel for Wife Failed in ATTEMPT to
Intervene as Creditors Of the
Dead Woman.

Extensive litigation. growing out Of
the divorce case which Peter Ghys.
East Moline salo0nkeeper. filed against
his vile. Mrs. Emma Ghys, vino was
recently killed ia q shooting ARRAY al
her home was ordered dismissed by
Judge ". T. Church in circuit court
This morning
The court allowed @ motion by Tire
complainant 10 strike the petition or
c. Il. Dietz and r. H Railsback. coau-
sci fer Mrs. GHys, who opposed the
dismissal on the ground that they were
creditors Of the dead woman. iuasmucb
Is they had an agreement with her
that they were TO set half Of the sam
which they were able 10 secure for her
in the divorce proceedings. and there
fore claimed they were entitled 10 be
made defendants to the action. Judge
Church also allowed the motion Of r.
l. Haas and s. E. s. q. d. Long. c0un-
sci for the husband to ahate the suir.
and ordered this done. each side 10 dis
mise al its Eggr .s1eHz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18
Want Depot Here

an extension Of cur tracks shonf5
oe made into the business district u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18

All the news all the tme-Tae
Argus
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-04
NEWS NOTES

roadhouse throughout and has made special accommodations for ladies This is the only stopping place be tween Solomon and Council and the travel.ng public is sure to appreciate Mir. Fussel's enterprise. About eighty people are putting in the winter a., Council. Mining Is quiet. Charlie Thompson former Nome councilman, is wintering there with his wife an- child. He is in the employ of the Blu Goose company.
 Pfaffle and Company will give a big holiday dinner and celebration on Saturday night to which all Council people have been invited. There will be dancing and indoor baseball. An invitation is extended to all Nomeites who care to go. MT. Garrod left to- day for Council with a load of turkeys, chickens and other edibles for this big feed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-04

Emil Johnson. who died yesterday afternoon in the hospital at Candle as a result of self-intiicted wounds with a shotgun and knife, had been acting queerly for some time and was under observation by his neighbors on Candle creek. On Tuesday night he started up the creek to visit Lundolist or some one in the neighborhood of 21 above discvery. By telepohne they tried to keep tabls on him and among other phoned to was Lundberg who having learned that Johnson had gone up the creek past his claim went on up to Lundqnist's cabin where he found the deranged man. Johnson made some sort of a threat at that time saying, You are the man who followed me around Nome," or some- thing of that sort. Lundberg started back to his cabin and was followed by Johnson. Lundberg heard the step behind him and turned just in lime to receive in the breast a couple of pellets of a charge of shot which Jof nson fired. Lundberg then went on dc wn the creek and Johnson returned to the cabin he was visiting. Lund- quist, or a man whose name sounds like it, took the shotgun away from Johnson who was much upset by what he had done. A little later in the absence of Lundquist Johnson tried 0 blow off his head with the shOt- gull and succeeded in shooting of a aart of his left jaw. Then he cut his .hroat and severed the windpipe but aot the jugular vein. News of the
 flair was phoned to Candle and a
 cam was sent to haul Johnson to
 own. He reached the hospital in the 'orenoon but because of his weakened tate the doctor was not able to save 1is life. Lundberg is in no danger IS the result of the two shots that truck him and was walking about
 esterday. The report says that John son was no doubt mentally deranged. tIo was we'll known here.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-04

The last round of the Junior bowl
 ng tournament was very exciting, the Arctics and Antimonies running neck md neck with the result in doubt to he last frame. When the scorer an lounced the final dope on the strikes and spares it read as follows: Anti monies. Pete Sather and Geo. Wan ger won by 29 pins with a score oI 2S74; Arctics. Eric Sather and Hank schmidt. second with 2S56; Athletics, Chuck Jones and Bill Hearing, third with 24S2. Eric Sather had the high est average. I'll 2-9. Highest scores, Eric Sather 219, 213 on the first and second days and Pete Sather 209 on the third day Much rivalry exists among these young pin wreckers and they are framing up two teams of five each to be explained by the Sathcr brothers. Games are to be rolled o1 January 5, 6 and 2. Some very pretty bowling is assured to all who witness this contest.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-04

An Eskimo arrived from Igloo this morning witt. load of white Ash nat were caught in Salt Lake. Three more natives will arrive tomorrow with similar loads. The Eskimo says there are few ptarmigan around lgloo and very little snow up that way. The Golden Gate divide is nearly bare the wind having blown tl.e snow off
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-04

The chamber of commerce has re- ceived a letter from the national coun- cil of the chamber of commerce of the United States urging the desirability of having the Nome councillor. who is Jafet Lindeberg, present at the meet ing of the national council at Wash ington on Januray 31 and three sub seonent days. There will be speakers of national prominence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-04

A Bellgum interned soldier named Cyrille Van Lulle. S1 Jagers Regiment, camp of Annersiord, Holland. has ask ed the Nugget to request somebody i2 Nome to please forward him some prisoner since the fall of 1914 and is trying to make a collection to pass the time. Some one with a few min utes to spare could not do much harm in sending him few old stamps.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-04

A. Garrod, long time resident of Council, arrived in town yesterday af- telrooa from his home port. He says the trail conditions are fine and that he made the trip in ten hours with freight team He reports that Jim Fussel has remodeled the Timber
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-04

The Nome Bowling Club has an- nounced that a prize of five dollars will be given to that person who shall bowl the greatest number of scores of 200 or more during the month of January. A prize of three dollars will be given the lady who makes the greatest number of scores over 150 during the month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-04

The printed statement that any camps are short of supplies because of of lack of freightcrs or because the iroighters have not been able to travel during the cold spell is fiatly denied. been delivering all freight offered without any delay except some weeks ago when the blizzard made the trails impossible and they had to be broke out before travel could be resumed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-04
NOTICE.

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs joint in . 7 llation of officers and social Fri day, January 5. S.3o D. m, All Odd Fo flows, Rebakahs and their fe.niliej invited. Regular meeting 7:a1 D. i...
 THOS KOHANNICi.
 Noblc G,aod
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-04

The price of antimony is not high as it was shortly after the beginning of the war but there Is a steady demand for it at good prices as is shown by a letter received in the las. mai by c. J. Peterson of this city.
 He sent three samples of antimony ore to the Magnolia Metal Company last June and an unavoidable delay pre- vented a reply until November. The manager of the company states that he prefers antimony ores assaying 50 per cent or better in antimony metallic content. The company can use. how ever. ore running as low as 45 per lerences whether the ores are oxide or stibnite though they should not con- tain in excess of one per cent either separate or combined of the follow ing impurities: Lead, zinc. arsenic. il on. copper or bismuth.
 Sample No. l sent by MT. Peterson was declared to be very high grade o1e. No. ? was also a good grade. No. was doubtful but it was sug- gested that the deposit might show up peter with development. It could certainly be made of commercial value if the deposit is sufficiently large to warrant the erection of a concen trator on the ground. Grades No. 1 and 2 the Magnolia company win agree to use in any amounts that will be delivered The company would want a steady supply of it. The let ter stated that the freight rates from Nome were not then available but that there is no doubt that the two best grades would stand shipping whatever the rate. Possibly also the third grade could be delivered satis. 1 factorily too. The company is greatly interested in the proposition and wants i to hear more about it at once.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-04

A flock of snow birds was observed this morning. The weather wise say lhai their presence indicates the ap- pfoach of u arm spell.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-04

New laid eggs at Prosser's Harness Shop, St.00 per dozen. Phone Black 5
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-04

Visiting Cards at the Nugget Office
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-17
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3ur 8ermeioung oes eroBen 'ei
Ien6abn Streifs bot Br0iibent @ih
ion bier 0fitglieoer oes Sanoesper
teioiglrngs &omites, Den Snlanos=
OfiniIter Game, 2lrbeits Wtinilter
g9ilion, Daniel gSillaro, Den Grali=
oenten Der Baltimore & Ohio gabn
uno SonreI @onlpers. oen Erdiioen
ten ser gllleriean 6eoerution Of
2obor nod 9tem 9orf gelallot, nm
nit oen itreiteuoen Barteien in I'm
terbanolung 5il treten. Ob etpds 0a-
bel berausfonmen miro, bleibt ab5li.
uorten Gie 8crtreter Der Brit
berihaftefl baben Die flipp uno Hare
Grfldrllng abgegehen, oaB Die 9abr-
Gerlualtllngen iih ben geItellten ge-
oinsungen fiigen nliiiien, oab tie
ieIbit feineil 3oll brett bon ibrell
Ioroernngen 8nriiffeeben uno uenn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-17

man Bis bellte abeno Inn 6 llbr iiift
5li elmer @inigllng gefonmen lit,
Der progreiiipe Streif, senall ipie
geplant, losgeben miro.
Br1iioeflt @ilion bat aberInals
einen slppen on oie @ertreter OR
etlenbabn slnaeItellten ioiDie Die
Manager Der gahnen gerid]tet, III
Dem er oielelben bittet, idon alts 8a=
terlanosliebe Die ungebeuer ernlie
Mneelegenbeit nibt iiber's &nie 5li
breden nulb oie Gtreiffrase Dor
cinem S1ieosgeriht gum slnstroge
5u bringen.. @elfen miro 6ieier Zip
pei an sen 8atriotismls aid nidt
uiel, oa cs iid bei ben itreitenoan
Eorteicn I'M oen allinahtigen Dollar
banoeIt uno es beioen Teilen gan5
Wltrlt lit, Of oas 9ono bel Ser Strait
probe in @nngersnot nno anocrc
aalamitaten geitiirst miro.
Die folgenoen 9abnen lperoen,
foas es heute aben0 Inn Z llbr gum
Streifansbrltcb fommen iollte, 5uerit
betroffen ilno in Wfitleioenidaft ge
sooen: 9lthiion, Sopefa 8 Sonta
Sc, Chicago & sllton, Baltimore L
Ohio. Chicago & @eitern Snoiana,
Gbicogo & Hortbipeitern, Gbieaao,
Burlington & Guinep, Gbicaao
sSunction Chicago Nfilipalifee & ct.
Eaul, Chicago. ssnoiana & 2nliis
piIle. Chicago & Grie, Snoiana Sar-
bor gelt, Sllinois Central, 9iep
Dorf Central 2ires @eit, sseip yorf,
Gbicogo & st, 2ouis, Gittsburas
Sort @opne 4 Chicago, gelt Cine
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Gittsburg. Cincinnati, Gbicago 4
ct 2onis.
@enn nihts llnerlpnrteteS ein.
tritt. miro Der groBe Streif beutc
abeno beginner gtae 8enliiblulgen
i'm 8n uerbinoern, iino bis Jest Der
eeblih geipeien, lleber ieine 9eoen.
titng fam 5nr 3eit gGelnano cttpo5
8eItimmtes iagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-17
aur5t lltbtriid)t.

Sn 9inflan6 fat bic Nonar-
die porlGnfig anfgeb6rt. Sin
0nma aomitt bat bic 0e-
malt in SGnben. SpGter foll
.iue gtrfafInngsf sfenbention ab-
aebaltcn iuerben. Wrokhirit
9lieolans 1T nnId)eixelb Ober-
befeblsbaber 6es 9eeres. Mlcs
1T aniAtintno snirieoen. she-
mano l6eint ~ lDiiien; mas
ans bem Gsnren geiuorbem 1T
Sic &aiIeriR mnb Der Sbrpm-
folaer befinben iid), iuie es
beift, intSiarsfoie-SeIo Galait.
Sent i1nb bic benndbarten
engliIdJen Counties lpiirben
bpn bentiden 2,tffdiffern am
gesriffem.
Sns Grefmtipfomite Der Sm=
ma erlaft cine 4rimsipiener-
'flarnns fir bic Nesiermng.
Die gaiierten erfennen bic
ncne rniIiihe Nesiermng an.
gapaa11r lit pon ben Gns=
IGn0ern aenommten.
Ser epSialiit 6offmnum
ipridjt i'm bentfd)en 2anbtas
gegen ben l1nttrIeebootfrie
9emtide 3eppeline greifen
2pnoun an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-17

sIllerlei 0eriidte funlrren onrd)
SenlatiDns 9epelden nns ct. 8e-
tersbnrg. Sm elmer oericlben beiist
es, gsienlan6 iuiiIe, iuo iid Der Gsar
sur 3eit befinoe. Man> belaupte, er
6efinbe iid an Der Jront; anoere lag
ten, er balte iid irgenoluO periteft;
mieber anbere er5ablen, er lei nit
Der Balm mad EToiu geiabrca, iein
3mg lei nnteriuegs bun Soloatcn an.
ae6alten, ntan babe i'm nber rubis
ueiterfabren Iaiien; luicocr amSere
hebanpten, er befinbc iidj int Siarss
fpje Selo-yaIaif, mnb idjIieklid luiro
and ersGblt, er lei ermur6et; gsie-
man6 ideint in oiclem ynsenblif
~ iuifitm, iuas aus i'm geiuDr0en
1T. Bon ftiner Satin Weif man 0a.
sesen, 6af lie nd i'm 9iarsfoie-Selp
HaIaif befin6ft nn6 bah lie uuilitan-
big nieotrgebrodlem lit. Der Wruk-
firft- SbronfpIger lpll bel ibr iein,
er Iei6et am S6arladfieber. @nbe
nnb Grbnnna In6 IN 9setcrsbnrs
iuie6er bergeiteat, bic Wrobpreiie iino
amkcrurbentIid) sefallen. Sn nielen
Speidern fanb man 2ebnsmittel Dty-
iteft nnb es III jett cine fDitemati-
idje |erteilmna borscnomincn. 9ieje-
nigen, iuelde bielc 2ebcnsmittel ber-
ifeften, iutr6en l6dlt iuabrIdeinlidl
erldJoiien iper6en. Nlle oieIc 9laf-
rid)ten entitammen 9epcidem Die
nidjt smperlaiIig iinb.
Die yfadrid)ten iibcr bic rnliiide
9iepolution lanten immcr Ieltiamer.
,Sctt luirb in eiter 9epeid)e ans &c
tcrsblirg 6erid)tet, aaiier yheplats
babe nidt mir fir iidj, ionSern aud
fir ieinen SDbn, Ben Grukfiiriten-
Ibronfolser Aleris, anf bic dronc
uersidJtet nnS sluar 81 Wmmltea iei-
mes grnbcrs, oes 1rohfiiriten @ii-
d)aeI. 9nraafbin babe and 8rok-
iiirit Midael amf bic arone persid-
tct, iuonit Der regiererbe 3iucIg Der
aomanpips ansseidJaltet iein iuiiroc.
Der regulGren Wndfulse nadl mir
Den Die Grbanipriidje bes 6amies 0iu-
mpmou lett smerit anf bic yiadfoni-
mcm oes Cnfels oes g5aren gtifo-
lams, 6es Gjrpffiiritfn Ilabifnir,
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seiIin Naria Eanlpiunn uerbciratet
mar, iiberseben nno crit oann
anf bic yiadJfummen Der WrDk-
Dnfrl ors Gsnrfn. Der Wrokfiiriteu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-17

WiannIdJnft lumroc, getDtet mno a6t-
ltabsipnnsig lueroem nermiet, luabr=
ideinlid, iinb orei bon linen er-
trnnfen.
gsad) einer Sdjilbernma aarl pun
@iesano's 1T man in 9alifar bel
Der 9mrdJimd)nag Der NernitDrff'=
Iden Heiiescicllidnft init cincr 10
finbilden Strenae' berfabrcn, Dais es
gerabesn fumiid) mar. Sugar Die
ltnterbemben intcrlndte man anf
sebeime Sdriften.
9as yMilitia Ynrean" ocs
&riegs Separtements fat Dprlam-
fige ,Snitrmftionen an alle General
Mbintanten Ser Staaten ansgeianot,
i'm Safe bic Milisem in Golge eli
mes arieses nit 9eittidIlanO einbe-
rnfen peroen iollten. @orlaitfis
liegt cine iolde glbfid)t mod nidt
por nnb alle nod beiteben0eu Wtilis-
Hcaiinenter iuerben anfsel6it iuer-
ben, Damit man ibr 3uiammenbal-
ten nidlt etiua ais einen Sriegs-
grmno anieben fann. 8enn bic
Wiilisen in 0olse eines arieges NIT
9emtidlnno ipieber einberitfen iuer-
ben, 10 iuerben folsenoe Neseln fir
Ginberninns nnS Stanb Der Wilisen
selten: sic Mobiliiiernns ,uirb BON
Sfisieren Der resnlaren Mrmee poll-
spgen ipcrocn. Gein Wtilisiulbat
iuirb anaenommen, Der nidt ben
Gio, iuie er i'm Rational 0efenic
aet" oorseidyrieben lit, seleiitet bat.
slae Milisen ,uerSen in Der sleiden
@eiie bebnnoelt; elm llnterfdueo
lpiro in ibrem Statns nid)t scmadjt.
SIS ipiro and elm Sell bes yState
glSminiitratipe Staff" Der Drills els
mes jeben Staates in ben Smnoes-
bienit anfgenontmen, itm in ben Ter-
lualtmngsabteilnnsen burt tGtis 5n
iein. yeah oem Elan bes pWtilitia
Slirean" follem aud Die &eIerbc,
Mtili5en Iofort cinbermfem perSen.