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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-08

sSiir Gmobo un0 llnieegenO: @erdn0erIid
nit @eiuitterltiirmen ipdt beitte nddbHittoo uOei
obena, Donnerstdg ib0n nnb fiibler.
sSilr gaebrasfa: ger1n0erIiA, @etUitterThirH
i'm Gii0en beute obeno, 9onuerstng ib0n
Sir Soma: &eilmeiie beiu0lft uno berGnoers
Ii9 bcute abeno, Donnerstng nlgenleiil ibOn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-08
kcin Gcictdft knttit cpne
1silnccr bcitchcit

ltno es TIT bic 3ett1ngsrefIame
Dic &unoen eitlbrtngt. Gle fon-
men auf fetne onoere 8eiie
&un0en erlongen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-15

and women interested In bringing 70
North Texas artists Of international
fame The organization has no paid
officers; is not operated for profit
All funds taken in are TO be used in
paying guarantees on other artists 70
be brought later.
Mr Godoswky, as his name indi
Gates, Is a native OF Poland.
In Europe as well as in America
Mr Godoswky is recognized as pre-
micr pianist having been director OF
Piano Playing Of the Imperial Royal
Academy in Vienna, Austria, by spec.
ial appointment by the Emperor
Concerning his work. the Boston
Evening Transcript said Beyond
question Mr. Godoswky is the master.
technician OF the pinaforte in our
immediate time while the North
American, Of Philadelphia. says: He
is absolutely pre.eminent in his craft q"
From the Cincinnati Post "Godoswky.
who is now considered one Of the
greatest Of the worlds pianists. is
an artist Of superb equipment. with
perfect technique, legate marvellous
I'm iis equality, and wonderful dyua.
mics"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-15
Pettiijjohn's S
Rolled Wheat with 25Q6 Bran Flakes
A Modern Bran Dainty

Ev7 eoo advises bran essential right living It Natures
Eyoooy every day should il, better heab
% sumner Gays "hoai diet of forces folks to drugs
eon made to meet doctors requirements The bran is hidden
Ees Of "eat The food is morning which everybody
likes Yet contains 25 per tender bran ' ~ '''001S
will ' eHe'en- 1found bran
Try Peiohns week Note delgti .a.cts Never again will
you 60 back TO branless diet ~ ' ~sAn VIII
Then try Pejohns Flour. per cent sp ps.o, a, MET
Is bran fakes Use Graham eou n r. win
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-15
these Grocers Will Feature the Cooker Offer N,

Stubbefold & Colley. ll3 East Main ST.
b Mansfield 3la West Main ST.
% $ WhitohIrst. Grocery
Sew Leon Grocery. cor First Ave and
South Washington.
N j Lane. Grocery
IS s ro,ley Grocery
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-15
TUsGRcyLte INFECTION
0sae Health Department.

Although great pr1gress has been
made 10 recent gears .n cutting down
rho death rate from tuberculosis r-
annual 'oI " sickness and death ls
s'li greater that 'hat 1f any other
dsease Hgeh ~ me success won
10 the fight 1aged against tubercIlo-
a.s has been due ~ The education of
the public along 'hls line. 10 better
appreciation on the part " people In
general " '1r fundamental facts But
ihorr are -llI many important phases
which are 10, realized By ne public
The old upers'I'l1n that tuberculosis
was horel.arg urnccessary hard.
ship and misery which 'h.s slpersu.
ton caused cannot Boz estimated TO.
day many other erroneous popular no
iIoas arc hc.1 as tac manner IN when
Infection is transmitted When the
subject " tuberculosis is better un
dersi0od by the public. not only will
victims O' the disease he spared un.
necessary pain and humiliation. but
biz step in advance in the fight
against the disease will also be- taken
u should be- remembered that the
most fertile and active source N M.
bercular Infection ls from the spuium
of the patient o. has been estimated
that @ patient with active tuberculosis
NJ rho lunr. may cough up ln q hours
more than o. billion ubcrc.e baru
Tho spuum when not properly dis.
posed of goes ou tho floor and other
apparently Convenient places So' am
the Infected objects Zoo room become
go from mfpo.ely ar clrmay ylrul.
habits bI' some Infection taxes place
thc HoolIoI invisible spray that Is
cast or u tho pr.,e. of coughing
or .ncDl.Uf
And o. should ho noted. Zoo order
to make mo ure OF uborru.olr ln,a.
900 'oo h1ul ha' the breath doa. nY,
contain mrUl and that the breath Of
'hc uhr-uIl. patient a mot Iufeo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-15
Rank Foollshness.

You occasionally see it stated that
colds do not result from cold weather.
That ls rank fooIishuess' Were Il true
coulds would be as prevalent In mid.
summer as 10 midwinier The microbc
that causes colds nourishcs IN damp.
cold weather To get rid Of cold
table Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Il
Is enectual and is highly recommended
by people who have used II for many
years as occasion required. and know
It's real value. ObtaInable everywhere
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-15
Quaker Oats
The Extra-Delicious Vim-Focd
Flax ed from Queen Oats Only

All ne world oyer Quaker oa holds hrs, among foods oa
'Yes OF hundred nations send billion dishes ar.
consumed each rear Nowhere the world tad any o
food TO compare -' N
Inc reason IS THIS Quaker Oats made grains ony-
I' Dg pump luscious oats No included
Dhe ' the choicest oats yields only Quaker
Inc result is favor which favor which ia sob
eSS ie these large and luscious fakes price
Nature stores in vitality which everybody needs ".
cooked n " N - a-N
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-15

Dcrman { Briggs Grocery
Lyk.l & Co, cor Second and Caddo.
Dunoans Cash Store.
J. y Shinholser Cor Fifth Ave and Z ST
+ = Denton. SIS Douglass Blvd.
Ward g. Samuels. POS West Main St
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-15
One Week Only Your Last Chance
Our Offer Is This:


nspnag
udnrS 1dwew
tyo Address
ny hangCh
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-15

". c. Stanley Grocery
" H. Glover. 3ls Douglass Blvd.
W F. Abbott, 2s y. Caddo st.
S. VI. Parker, Grocery
D. Christie. jli + St. y. ".
Porter Staples, West Main 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-15

Now turn to the want ads.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-16
En- Washington Sc empieza a nOtar
ansiedsd por Ia suspension
del trafic0 maritime
En- los puprtos aTnericanos sc e. ta acunuIando
graz Cargo y on ouevo p'o5'eTna Sc pre-
serta al Gobierno' americana

bre ci yerdadero est2do de los me
r.canvs vouducidoS q A.emania Ell CO
lidad de orisionercs CT e. oarco "Nar
ron.jaie. n:uguna respuesta Sc h
racib.G1 haSta ahcra en- n Sc-retaris
lie Estado del gobiemo american,
Tampoco Sc han teaido Hforaes Mn
gluos del Embajaior lie los Est2Go,
Jniaos CT Tvuquia. Mr.. Eiul$. sobrs
IA Suerre : condolences de Us @ne-ica-
n2> que reSiden en- csc Irl0er;o. 10 Gus
10 deja de preocupar hoadameate y
g~yhierRo.
Alerca de las notic.aS de fuence ali,
da. de cue los americanos que fornca
ban parte lie in Comisi0n de AuXiltos
para los Be!gaS : que estaoaa iievar
DO a cabo sus labores de Soccrros e.
csc pals. habian Sido hechos Dris'o-
neros por las au~toridadcS mi!itaveS
alemanas. ell presidente de ai~ha Com
s."o. Mr.. Herbert c. Hoover. qve So
MALTA en- esta capital. Ia ne-ajo Ia
les irioYmac;cnes, agregando cue t"
MA c~onfianza en- que ningun c~ostaculc
Sc pusiera 4 Ia Saiida de los america
nos lie E5lgica para Holanda. y que
cSperaba Que tai viaje Sc hic!era a
mas tardar dcntro &c liz semana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-16

el AImlraHLaZgo alcman que, seeur
los Informes de Ultima bora. que :.
han recibidC de los submarines uu,
opcran en- las Zonas prohibidas. los 81.
gulenteS barcos han siGo echados q nj.
que:
Siete vapores ' tres barcos veleros
con I'm desplazamiento total de 22.0Ga
toneladas. Una goIeta inglesa de 300.
toce.ddas &c caPacidad, cargada con
JarroS de hero Y granadas.
La barca FRANCESCA Hoeland, de sos
toneiadas, con I'm cargamento de sal
: carbon para Francia.
Los barcos veleros f~ranccses Con.
djante" ' Saint Marie" con carbon
para FranCia.
Tn vapor Il llevaba las Iuces We
de 1000 toneladas de capacidao
FL varor russo "Cerpra." de 5.OOC
toneladas ne ~capacidad, con I'm car.
eamento para el Almirantazgo iurIcs.
De todos esos barcos ~solantonte c,
'Cerera" Sc haya citado en- las iufor-
maciones 7~ubIicadas por Ia Agensia
martina de Information Llovd's, de
Londres. Igualmente Dor 10 que toca a
los Darcos cchados a pique ell lunes
lie la presente ser1ana, dicha agencla.
flo ell ndmero de ellos solamentc en-
con TN desrlazamiento total de
1881 ~toncladas, siendo que Ell Ministe-
10 de Marina alenan apunta diez va
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-16
FUE ECHADO \ PIQUE Ell TAl.uK
lNGLES "ClLICIh"

LONDRES. Fcbrero 15.-Ei vapor
!nglcs Cecilia dc 800 tcae.adas DC
capacidad fua echado 4 pique por Ill
submarine aIeman, segun Ell anunc.o
dado a la publicidad hoy por ID ugvu-
cia de information martina Lloyd's.
La tripuiaci6n &c dicho barco La -ido
contucida a terra,
La misma agegcia de information
ia cuenta del hundImicnto aeI v,!gor
lngleS "Ferga.'
WASHINGTON, Febrero 15.-Otro
barco lngles Ell "AinsdaIe,' que maze
gaba de Bueucs Aires para Ia Gran
Bretana, fue deten;do por I'm Subma.
rino en- IN punto situado $50 miIlas
frente al Cabo Clear, en- II costa de
Irlanda, eli Ola ) del presente mes y
echado a piQue despuGs de que Ia tri-
pulaci5n habia abandonado ct vaLor.
Esta noticia ma sido communicate 4 Ia
Seytalar:a Le Estado americana, pc
81 Embajador de los Estados Unidos,
Mr.. Page, informando que a bordo de
dicho barco viaiaba IN ciudadano anne
ricano que tambien habia sido resca-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-16
LA AMERICAN RAILWAY ASSC.
CATION DE NEW YORK.

Hemos reCi5ido e. "umcro Is tei Ho-
.rhtin cue pu5Uca "a American Raj c.
Association en- New IorN y q
CuaI enlierran datos iuc~eresaureS 50
bre los f~crrocarril,s de los Es.ado
Unidos. Entire los puntos tracaGoS co:
la elocuenc. -oS numeros trae los
-siguienJes:
Las perdidas que tuyieron les &c.
,~rrrocarriles en- 10 amos Por ha5er te.
nido gran n1mero de carros o~cioso-
Por falta de carga y las ten;das 81
principle de csc periodic por 10 redu-
cido del numero de earros de cargo.
La eficaeia en- ell aumento &c &c
sarro5 de carga.
I'm esquema en- rojo Y negro sobro
K essado comparative de los CARO-
.raIizados por falsa de csrga : Ia
a de carros dentro del Periodo s
do.
a5las detzllsdas sob-e 81 exesso
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-16
no BAY NDTIYO DE hLARNA.
DICE Ia ASOCiACION AME-
RICANA DE COMERCiO

BERLIN, Febrero 15.-La Asocia
vion Americana de Concrete G Inter
cambjo en- esta capital, organization
que representa- ~intereses netamcntc
americanos, pubiico aver I'm avi~J en-
su boletin s~emanario, notificando d
los ameriyanos RESIDENCES eli ei In
perio, que nc hay motive de ai@raa.
por ia s~ituacion que ha sIrgito entire
este pals y los Fstados Unidos y 4uc
podian contiuuar hacicndo sGS ac-o-
clos como ordnarIamentc los acos-
tumhraban.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-16

Ia faIta &c ca-ros de carga en- ell pc
riodo del 1917 a 1915 inclusive.
Rssultado del ~esfuerzo para repa-
rar la falta de carros y la Responsible
lidsd de parte de los fletaeores.
Deutro de estos puntoS Sc trata el
.novimiento actual de las companies
ferrocarrileras para cubrir deficien-
cias que les han impedido ganarse
mucnos milioneS de pesos dentro del
perjodo de referencia.
Agradecemos e envio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-16
BgrCos h8n5ii0s Ell lHi6r.
co|es II del actual

= :. :. :. : :. :. E: = : :. = :: :. :. :: e:
= NJEEA YORK, Iehrero b =:
d: Per Roticias de fucnte inglesa sc :
= sabc que cI numero de harc0S ::
= echadoS Il piGuc aver microbes ::
= p0r los submarines aler'aneS. en- :;
:. las z3nas seRaIadas como prohi- :
= hidas. asciende a oCho con I'M ::
:: despIazam;cnto tota! de 1929 ::
:: tonsladas. Dirhos barccs son los =
= siguiertes: =
: Roaucke. irgits. de 3,75j toneIa- :
= das. ::
:. BayreaulN. inglts. de 2,e99 tone :
:: Iadas. :.
= I1ishoven Head, ingles, de $3.50 :
: toncladas. ::
:. I. D. Lambert, ingles, de 2.l9j :
:: ~toneladas. :
= Eudora. (No hay detalIes sobre ::
= este barco}. ::
:: Dos chalupas. (Tampoco Sc dan ::
= detalles). :
= Con los arteriores barcos. ell :
:: numero de embarcaciones destrui- &:
: das deSde ell primerO del actual. :
: es de 1O1 barcOs con I'm desplaza- "
= miento total &c 214.019 toneiadas. :.
= segun datos de fuente inglesa. =
: : = = : : :, : : ;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-16
madre.

pores, de los cualcs soIamente dos
cuentan TN desDiazam;ento de 11,Ouo
toneladas. Esto sienifica cue bien gu
dlora e! .Ainllrantazgo inglGs estar ocvI
tando la vcrded sabre ell numero de
barcos J tonelaie echado a pique, para
nc dar lugar a que Ia alarma que eyis-
te en- lngiatterra. Sc acentue mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-16
e. ex-Emb.j 'dor Gerard y
ST. ac0mp31amIent0
IlGg.Tan Paris
Al partir de Berna el d~iplomat;eo
americana, fue d~espedido con
aclamaciones de simpstia Por
Ell pueblo suizo.
PRO8ABLEMENTE Sc EMBARQUE
PARA ESTE PALS, 4 BORDO
DEL "INFANTA ISABEL"
FL OLA 27 DEL ACTUAL
-,s,lr." Especial para N PEEN>N

p,r7S Fabraro Eft av-Etohaia ia
.,- Il. r,s Fs-ados rrni5os ~ aro-
,,,a-;. ~ r.r,os " Carard a,om-
,--,a, 10 -, es,os, 10, norsorar ia
- ro,ha iaas y de- los c6,S,ias ane~-
e.~9s en- 81 Imnerio teut6n. lego hoy
on n ma5ana = eSta capital. proceden-
% 5e P.~ra. Sgiza. - Embaiador
a,,ars.aao on osra capital, Nr. Wi.
linn, Y Sr.ra. = 81 personal de IL
-,.Aa id, as-yvfaron = rec;bu q 81,
colccas en- l. Estaci6n.
BERNA. Febrero 15.-Anoche par
til DC csta capital ei ey-Embajauo-
americana en- Alemania. acompahauo
r.. II >3osa - del personal de Ia En-
o"J''@ ) "e los 'onS"teS a-n'sF'San''
Ell q III ".s'-'1''. -" :-A'' I.''
- w I'I .s5;0ma .,.",-
'''~'
0'.'' ''- y, -" IL 9''~'J
d." ''S ','Js''S' $500 '5S',y
..+gr..
,..aua.
~ r.+..5.n - n~ra.;4a,-a W.T.
.I..I..
"'IcA'Sl1-"> >e'o'"S "e II "''N'"''"-
60" "e 'S~' I"p.C"'' ''''-'
".'" " il" e>0'C''" , VI
"ts' '''T.'''~9 M < "
>''.'' - ( -IN -
r,"...L.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-16
COSAS DE LOS NfHOS

'Mam%,-dijo una pequehueIa dc
tres ahos-dice la maestr. Ie Ia es-
cuela dominicai que 81 somos mains
Dios nos castigara.
SECURE que ST." lie respondi5 Ia
madre.
jGasta Dios chanclas?-se apre5u-
a preguntar la pequenueia."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-16

Cuando uecesite libros en- ~espanol
dirijsse q Ignacio E. Lozeno.-607
DoIorosa St. San Antonio
Arizona sentinel., 1917-12-13
JOUR BELOVED YUMA MESA" ONCE MORE.

The appended clipping from the esteemed Reclamation Record gives the official why actual work the mesa has not already been started rather why the public sale of the lands has been postponed for just as these lands are sold work will automatically begin the construction of the irrigation system.
 When Congressman Carl Hayden was recently in Yu- ma had the pleasure of spending several hours with him at local Reclamation headquarters which time he the proposition in detail with Project Manager Schlecht and Mesa Engineer Marzel The congressman greatly pleased with the thoroughness with which the engineering work and estimate of have been prepared and expressed himself confident that the pending amended bill congress would pass early date Sen ator Mark Smith assured me the same thing when ferred with him the fair So be taken for granted that the long prayed for opening of the lands will be very much longer delayed With cotton selling fabulous prices and selling double price there is why people who land the very successfully grow those staples and view of the worlds shortage in all farm products would the government will strain every point to place these unsurpassed lands cultivation the earliest possible ment.
 Here the Reclamation Record official dope written by Statistcan Blanchard for the December edition:
 Arizona California Yuma Project-In this issue of the Record planned to blaZen forth with much and enthusiasm the of sale of the only tract of really and truly rosess lands in the United States the of Yuma But the lawmakers who drew up the law overlooked some important essentials and the sale must be postponed until congress remedy the oversight
 big disappointment us, and sure was equally So to large number of people all the country Our mail bag for year has been bringing letters begging for information about the and the date of sae In this hour of great need for food it unfortunate that these 10000 acres not go under the blow this winter is to be hoped however that lawmakers will not fail early in December to provide the legislation required.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-12-13
(Yuna Daily Examiner.)
WHAT IS YOUR
 AMERICAN RED CROSS

An All-American, largely volunteer devoted to practical hu service in peace and war President Wilson heads it. Congress authorizes it. The war department audits it's ac
 counts.
 Pershing in France approves it. It is working for your army. It is working for your navy. It is working for your allies. It is working for YOU. FALL IN!
Arizona sentinel., 1917-12-13
Former Project Manager sellew, t

Former Project Manager Sellew, the Examiner today that he will begin work tomorrow morning on the Priest place. He has leased two valley farms, the other one being the old w. w. Hanna place near Valley Center. If anyone on earth knows the value of Yuma Valley farm that man is MT. Sellew, and the fact that it takes two farms to satisfy him is the best
Arizona sentinel., 1917-12-13
TO THOSE WHO FEEL POOR.

I write as your brother.
 We are a large family.
 This world war, made in germany, against which we are fighting, has sent our incomes down and our ex- penses up.
 The pinch hurts, but it is not going to kill us.
 We still have enough and something to spare.
 Though we feel poor, don't let us be impoverished by selfish fear.
 Let us save in food, in service, in clothes, in luxuries and joy-rides-but not in money!
 Let us use that by giving it to save the wounded, the, suffering, cur friends, our country.
 Let us keep Christmas this year by keeping up the Red Cross.
 Then it will not be a poor Christ mas, but a rich Christmas to our hearts. HENRY VAN DYKE.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-12-13

AS one of the purposes of the Lands down letter was to force MT. Asquith into the British cabinet, nobody will be greatly surprised to hear that the former prime minister gives the docu- ment his hearty approval.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-12-13

testimonial the Yuma Project ever re- ceived. Everyone welcomes SO able a man to our l2idst and may he pros per to the limit.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-12-13

Silver helped save the union in the eos, and may do the same again.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-12-13

It is easy enough for the valorus London Times editor to tell the brave men at the front what they shouldn't have done, but while criticizing it might be we'll to take the Germans into account. Perhaps they failed to advertise in bold face type when and where they expected to attack.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-19

Do. an Quid @itboralpal 3. u.
Co., $225O.
gbns. S4miber an FUNDAMENTAL
6. II. 3. &c., $1,000.
2ODstt D. Ulatbis an Stnnoatb 3.
u. 6. Co., $1,000.
0nDib eor5eSrt an entsrpriis ..
u. 6. u. Co., $500.
grnit Sdasfer an 6umbplot Sobss
Go. 274 s. q. 8. s.. $3.50.
2oris Jiarre On 9erbert Z.
padouO Co., $575.
aura McJlair on Soutbsrn SbiO
6. II. &. g.. 1920.
STabeI 6ebsI an Dtitern un6
Soutbern aiie Sni. Co., $500.
5bereia u. 6ed an gbas. .. Sers
rp $3.50.
Sns. U. Martin an Sanion N.
Cooper. $1,000.
Sobn u. Reaeb.r an glsnbaIs g.
a., $1,000.
aatbarius Mcrn an Sun. Strtst ..
g. IL. 6. Co., $500
Clement 8. ROa an George ..
RoI, $500.
gIiSabttb g. giou an Gitisens 3.
II. 9. Co., $3.50.
Saeob Reumsifsr an Gid Bun 3.
Ii. 6. Co.. $500.
9tuia n. Roab an slbbiiOn .. II.
6. Co., $2750.
RidOIns Gen an GumminsDiae g.
u. 3. Co., $3.50.
SumueI auIIer an Som. 9. mo g.
60. $500.
eila 9. Smiib an gsotse gitrn.
$1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-19

Srsaon .ifpa ,240 DleiiM an Der
aiiite entI1ns. DIR 5dEptipulo bonn
etIGdfiliAen @eTid'ispunfis absr bill
bel cine 3ons BON 10 bis b0hftens 30
IleiIen greite, psIfe iiG Durd BIZ:
norolalifornii4en aiiitsn Counties
siett Sitr 1T bas BaGsibum meis
iisns Elm isbr Di9iss; BIZ Bdume srs
rsiden cine 60be bib gu $50 JuB. NIT
sinem DuttmsHer BON sipa 20 Jub.
uuo linb ron mdisItdtilGer S45nbsit.
Sn ii6rigen bari ulcH ii4 aud
tsfne ii6ertrisbens gorfeauHg pcm
Wertb bes Sdsemehlss oieftr gdums
Fir pbrlieeenotn 3rped me@n. es bat
ii6 Bel ben Grperimenttn heralsses
felt, bdb MIR un perbdItHismaBi9
fleina 9bsil bes Sagsme5lss mt
Qorffeil 6emibt fpetben tdisn. Do ot:
sGrndtn Don 1ismlifer slsihmdbIssr
Eurdi6nitts Gr0Be Ian mliitn.
rnb ipebsr Su grobe, NOD ,u ileiHe
frautbar iinb. lIeberbiss miifen ole
sFoIern Ooer irssnSipelts Jremblioift
iurqIdltia aug benz SdsemebI ausae
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