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The Detroit times., 1917-07-10

he drew me 20 his breast the happ,
tees ran down mW face
"ArF your career Tor wh'tl '
hnvs worked So assituonslr. vs..
give that up toc|-ior nv SAKE. Hh'
"A-. R-urt Mrs Nulhsny a6aeH
scetIv % Nouit 30 fpt fq Know
YOU were hEurY again
-w ,-r Nsr~Arct. for " -,r
Sake frr-lve sN the mi sundersih no-
ms srf urhsppi-esr they nave
hrrrvff fnr HE SAX
-t.. rD- you're Robert Az -
sU,.r.s f-r~- ere safe shelter ~ MS
arrur ~ Mrs Nulhanf t.'''1 'Ht
so-- and frf. as alone h1rp' rHnh
Other tr hr drawn closer tHArt afi
$500 rr4r 40 ever had been. Nr-
cause - ou- SORROW
THE Esd
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10
PAIR WHO ROBBED
BALL PLAYERS
"a SENT TO "WORKS"

John Muran and Joseph Chemie-
leWski, arrested Saturday night for
stealing $3.50 worth OF clothing from
Judge. Shaw. Altrock and Martin, OF
the Washington Baseball club, in
the Hotel Cadillac. were sent 10
t1se House OF Correction for go DAYS
without the option Of a fine by Po-
Hoe Justice Heston- in police court
Monday morning Detectives Martin
and Smith arrested the pair in the
v1ctory hotel Saturday night They
said they were drunk when they
Took the clothes.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10

vorce cases were up for hearing In
circuit court Monday.
Jennie Beckwith told Judge Codd
that she had $500 when she was
married Dot this didn't seom 20
amount TO much 10 her husband
when n was gone. she said he left
her She also got decree.
Henry Bcisor said his wife Gather
inc thought much more of man
who lived IN WyHndotte. She al
ways did have liking for the nus
&c Qu.ctude OF the corn country. he
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10

ing in Judge Colds court Il
thought that was pretty good
tSrp m'fTicd man In court in
warmly admitted that Won couldn't
car ct mitch more from woman
"Hul continued The yofug VIE.
"hc abused me- because wasn't
earning enough lie made fun oI
me- because he had sisterin law
Nhu earned s. day
Mrs RohcEalt was given de-
cree
THIRTY Eve other proconfesso al.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10
WIFE DIDN'T
EARN ENOUGH
Saws Husband Beat Her Be
cause Wage Was Only
$3.50 a Day

Defruits prosperity. with Us fairy
stories % high wages is having an
evil influence on some OF the citys
young husbands
Seems as mo heir wives aren't
takine Full advantage 81 he rich op.
portueiries Afforded hem IN Amer
ica's wonder city
Take the case Of Emma R0benalt
~ was making $3.50 a dsy
Judge she testified Monday morn
The Detroit times., 1917-07-10

testified. so he. allowed her 90 for
sake the asphalt pavement and the
smoky atmosphere for a life closer
10 nature Hc got decrve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15


al assembly the state public
10 a hearing
the Seattle Lighting increased rates shall
granted
sufficient time against the
public commission turned down At the hear
applied the time and when AS
them the law the the commission
the books the
the the getting
il also from his public officials.
public IN hurry on account OF
n a o perform public service? No.
public furious on account OF
o the monopoly Seattle
Chairman Blaine gets peeved the corporation counsel because he g
public commission
the should to one the political subdivisions of the state
against increase of rates which deems unreasonable unjust
and discriminatory"
the obtained its franchise in Seattle was with agree
permitted monopoly there would he no
in The company has made millions here There has been no
arbitrarily toward It's ana
with it, because ii WAS monopoly.
consider lis FRANCHISE TAR as us are
paper
PUBLIC SERVICE falls all the
accomplish that
soaked lynched without trial.
Lse have appointed these You
deal
OF these
mssioner These indeed days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
Written for
The United p

from new domestic attacks. These
three events--ths naval mutiny.
Won Capeile's resignation and the
long adjournment OF the reichstag
are progressive parts OF the same
crisis
II must bring despair 10 the Ger
man autocrats that the kaisers
first visit 10 Sofia comedies with
the rumblings OF revolt within Ger
many. The kaiser has gone 20 Bull
garia to urge his Balkan ally 10
cling fast 10 the war Yet. all the
Bulgarian statesmen must know the
seriousness Of the situation facing
the kaiser at home.
Fate apparently is beginning 10
stack the cards against the kaiser.
Hitherto the big slices OF the
wars luck have gone TO him but
fortunes fickleness has sent the
kaiser for his first war visit into
the Balkans NJ the most unfor-
tunate moment that could have
been chosen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
a t.. ID. TX. IS. . i.
COlLYUlN1
~ BgRroN aRAIEY


II you toy with cards. buy a brand
new deck
And send tho old one thru
To the bunch m France. so they'll
have n chance
To shuttle the pasteboards. too:
For the deck that was planned by
poor mad king
For spur 20 his auddled brain.
May serve. IN the stencil OF ratty
trench.
To keep a soldier sane
n you like your smoke when your
nerves are frayed.
Or your job and your time 20
slow:
II Joy you get from a eiEaret.
Or an old pipes rudy glow.
Then think OF the boys In a muddy
ditch.
Away from their homes and
folks.
And save yonr dimes and your fits
sometimes.
To buy en- a bunch Of smokes.
And you who shudder AZ Nicotine.
Consider our boys who dwell
In the very brunt of the battle
front.
In the dirt. and the noise. and
smell
Do you think smoke "a tho long
hours drag
Could ever be called a sim
Why. it's just pure Joy 10 a soldier
boy
Come on. old top. Kick In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
A Victory for Our Expert

The first two games have result
ed as | predicted. | was confident
they would. for in making my pre-
dictions ! applied my system care
fully.
! must confess that was fooled
slightly by Saturdays game, which
resulted IN a 2-to-1 victory for the
Sox. / had expected the score to
be bit closer. But OF course one
cannot be a prophet and predict as
the weather bureau does.
Sundays game ended with the
exact score predicted In fact. I
made up box score OF the game
several days ago. and. in comparing
IL with Che box score of the game
itself. find ! hit II exactly In the
number OF hits gave both teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
BUSINESS SHOWS 1T IS AMERICAN

the name OF American business the representatives at
the held under the auspices OF the
Chamber OF Commerce OF the United States assured Uncle
Sam he could them their industries their good viii and
all the OF their possessions his own terms and con
dtions.
They step further and declared themselves IN favor
fixing by the government only for its own needs
hut the public and for government control oil d
trbution accordance with whatever need develop
They gave pledge that there would be unsettlemen
Of labor conditions their part for the duration OF the wa
In return asked for by labor sotht the neee
sary work could be speedily accomplished and Tor aro
by the government any where disputes might
arise.
This is progress.
Also patriotism
1t practical 1t be achieved.
In past has often been said and often with justice
that utterly selfish utterly caou the national
needs occupied with the chase OF the immediate dollar
But night business has very largely democratic
The business realizes the laboring does as
the farmer does all OF do that unless all put
shoulders the wheel and do all to this war
our labor farms won't be worth much
II we lose this war the kaiser will have mortgage on
every business every pay envelope every farm in tie land
Our hardheaded business not keen for ihs to
happen They promise do their part That is the American
way They will be initiated by all other real Americans
WE MISSED seeing did sultan Of Turkey unite with
Austria that
10 popes appeal for peaee7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
Analysis Of the War Moves
By j. w. I. Mason &c Ens Tn..s sf Pros.

Tho German reichstag has gained
It's first democratic victory OF the
war by forcing the resignation Of
Minister OF Marine Won Capelle.
Won Capelle attempted to place
responsibility for the naval mu-
TIMES upon socialist members OF
the reIchstag. and his own retire
ment from office Is the result.
1t has never happened before that
one OF the kaiser's milltarists has
thus been dropped overheard for
making a false accusation against
the socialists.
The incident indicates that the
kaiser is beginning TO show fear OF
the reichstag. which 30 quickly raj
lied TO the support OF its accused
members
simultaneously with Won Ca
pelle's resignation, the kaiser has
adjourned the reichstag until De-
cember to give himself time to try
to save the Hohenzollern autocracy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
ny EDWARD A. EVANS

PORT RILEY. Kan. oct Ia
The little valley Was Atre~n thick
with wounded men.
This was not In France. but on
this Kansas military reservation.
where medical officers are being
trained Zoe the United States army.
The wounds" we're not serious.
In fact. they weF. imaginary. hut
they served well Tor the insirue-
ton % the officers who later Will
care for men hurt Ia actual battles.
A bandaEe tied about n. arm OF
one soldier indicated he had been
wounded" In the arm. Ano,her's
knee was bAndAEed. A third bore
a tag indicating he had been aho,
In thr body.
Photographer DormAn and ]
watched a. members OF an Ambu-
lance corps rescued the injured
Some we're carried IN from the
field on rtr-tehera Others ilmpsi
in. supported BY their comrades.
sun others those supposed 10 be
mnHt dangerously hurt-~or. at.
tended right where they had
fallen
A each was brought IN the TEN.
poTary field hospital which had
been 80, up In sheltered place. bis
wounds" were hAstiy dressed.
II waA all very realistic and
thrilling I wondered. as
watched. how coon some OF the sol.
dicrs may have 90 so thru real ex'
perlcnccn such as they were acting
out
Officers told the that lessons
learnos on European bAttiefields
are being applied right here la the
United StaisH. Our own boys.
fighting Cor democracy. are TO have
tho advantage % all tho gains ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
HAIR COMING OUT?

pandrutf causes fsvetsh irrlta.
ton of tho scalp. the hair roots
ahrink. loosen. and then the hair
comes out fast To stop falling
hair NJ once and rid tho scalp og ~.
cry partici. OF dAndFuff. get a 90
cent bottle OF Dan6erine al any drug
store. pour little In your hand and
rub Il into the scalp. After a fcw
applications. the hair stops coming
out and you can't find any dan.
duff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
, ssssssssssssssssssssss,
!: UNCLE SANS
|: PEACE TEAM
!: IN TRAININGS!

BY OLSON GARDNER

start Correspondent
WASHINGTON. oct. lb.-on tho
theory that In time OF war ma
ton should prepare for peace, the
administration IL grooming two
distinguished Americans TO sit at
IN peace table na experts.
One ia Justice Louis Brandela, OF
the United States supreme court.
and the other IL Col T. ~ House.
Of Texas. unofficial friend OF the
administration.
Such In the report at least. cred
tied In well.lnformed circles.
According 60 this report. brand.
els cut short his vacation IN the
Adirondacks and came 60 Wash
lngton ut tho suggestion Of the
president
lie began equipplng library In
an apartment at Stoneleigh court.
60 which has been transferred all
tho books, maps. statistical, socio'
logical and political data available
on the balkans. Austria. Prussia.
Poland. Flland and Russia,
In other words. the Eastern sec
tion OF the war map has been as
signed 10 Justice nrandeiH as a
subject on which 10 make himself
an expert
The Western section has been
assigned 10 Col House.
The creation OF these two
experts does not indicate tho
administration considers peace
imminent All official opinion.
on the contrary. 10 that the
war must 90 or, possibly for
two years.
This country has only Just
begun 20 get ready 20 fight.
However. II Is obvious there will
be an end OF the war some time.
and that when that time comes IL
will be highly imporan, TO have
ready 10 Join In the peace confer.
enee American delegates who will
know what the conference ~ about.
Few Americans know anything
about the highly complicated race
problems involved In tho European
military. political. and religious
war
Any discussion OF terms % final
settlement will require an r1hAus.
tive knowledge OF European his.
tory.
Justice Brandels has some knowi.
edge OF French and German. lie
10 noted also a. one OF tho mos,
successful negoiiHtora In tho coun.
try.
Colonel House has also acquired
fame an a wise giYer OF advice.
When the time comes the United
States therefore. wili hav, two men
thoroughly equipped 60 wrapple
Sith any peace table problems
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

There's a right way and a wrong
way 10 bury a man. And we must
learn the right way"
accepted an invitation 10 ride
In an army ambulance.
We sSayed. Jolied and skidded
over Kansas road. about Is miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
Lemon Juice Softens and
|Whitens Rough, Red Hands
Women can make quarter pint of wonderful lemon
beauty cream for few cents. Nothing so good!

then this creamy iotiUn WI. Gay
sweetly fragrant and fresh for
months. Any grocer will supply
the lemons and any druggist or
toilet counter will sell you three
ounces OF orchard white for a few
cents.
This ia the best lotion you could
use. Massage II daily into the face,
neck, arms. and hands and sec for
yourself. It helps remove tan. sal.
lowness, and freckles. and every
girl knows that lemons are used 10
bleach and whiten the skin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

an hour.
! shuddered as ! recalled stories
OF wounded men hurried over bat
tlestorn roads IN similar ambu-
lances at 30 or 40 miles an hour.
Al the end q one brief ride my
bones and muscles ached from the
bumps got in that ambulance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

To soften, smoother. and whiten
the face. neck, arms. and particu-
larly the hands when chafed, red
or rough there is nothing better
than lemon juice. but pure lemon
juice In too highly acid and often
Irritating. A splendid lotion In pre-
pared In moment by squeezing
the Juice OF two fresh lemons into
= bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard white. BE sure TO strain
the lemon Juice through a cloth
10 no pulp gets into the bottle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
More Csmouflage

It's we'll that that travelling bar
Der who cut the hair Of 20 people
in this town travelled faster than
those who pursued him. We be.
lieve he was carpenter In dis
guise. He left 20 citizens a sight
to behold.-Adams tGa) Enter.
prise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

Canada shows n favorable trade
balance for IN. 'irrt eight calendar
months OF t22T.sss. 900. or approri.
mately 81 1000 900 more th1n was
srown for the corresponding period
last year.
This figure has fallen Of slightly
for the last 'ew months. However.
Il Ia an improvement OF about $780,
100000 over the figures for the
year inia.i9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

uansir.ds Of ,enrr sasn from seattle.
Tacoma sud other elite. In this locality
who sniI.tsd IN the ambulance earpa Of
the a. =. army. wher. .ept Ia ~. tuis,
kas. recently after q shsst course 81
ffsiaias 81 ~. taeton. The star sent
a ssfts.tssndent. Edward a. Gvsns. 90
the - Hiisy camp q. zee how the tsts
are sssntas on. Here I. his story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

medical and surgical science the
sHr has brought about.
Near By. men detailed 10 a field
hospital emit were setting up their
tents
I timed their work Mule-drawn
wagons we're halted on the site
chosen for the hospital. From the
wagons were jerked the great rolls
OF canvas. Tent stakes we're driy'
en-. ropes arranged.
Just IS minutes after the
start, sir big tentA. each large
enough for so patients. were
ready. inslde them the rub.
Der pses which protect the suf-
serer. from cold and dsmpness
ard the rolls o. bedding were
In place.
watched a group OF medical
officers drawing maps q the hills
and valleys about the camp. That
seemed n queer occupation for
doctors. But learned II IL neces
Eary 10 prevent mistakes like that
which caused disaster In recent
sham battle
A medical officer ordered a field
hospital pitched on a hillside Hs
could no, have cho~en a worse 20
sltion. for the hill was exposed 70
the direct fire % an enemy battery
theoretical. % courss--enf his en-
tire unit vas wiped out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

I observed a number OF oblong
holes IN the ground.
"TrcnchesT" | inquired
Graves" an officer told me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

but did the sultan Of Turkey unite with
brothers OF Germany IN reply
70 appeal for peaee7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
How About 1t, Governor?
as been submitted.

Convicted before the evidence has been Submitte
Sentenced before any trial has been had
This is the fate of the Seattle gas consumer.
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Published Daily
tv This star
Publishing Go
Phone Main
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-08

bieiiqen 8farrfdule als 0berlebrer
ongeiteute' Hrof. Sabn bat nit So
milie Die ,mgebm1te &eii6en5 oes
Scarf @eber be5ogen. - Sic 5ar-
mers Qibe Stod Company berien6e1
6iele 8obe Domeritag cine @iien-
babmtpagenla6ung @ieb nod Clio
St. Saul. - @eorg 8ailep, tuelber
Dor &11r5em feline @anbe i6limm er-
fror, lit iotpeit bergeiteGt, bob mon
bon Der b%efiirdteten Mmp1tation Der
Singer Mbitan6 nebmerr fnnr. -
@eorg @rgen, Mi6. Mibmann, Sobn
giders unb Gbeo6or @ilmes baben
iid lebte ISOLDE na6 Mnofa begeben,
INT li9 int oortigen &lein Soipital
al1f ibren @elun6beits5ultano priifen
at lalien. - Nod) langerem 8eiu6e
bel 8ertpa1loten in Elepna, Mont.,
lit Iraa aarl 8eber tpie6er in tbren1
bieligen @eim eingetroffen.
Glear Gate.
Scr 38 Sabre alte Stredenbor=
ma111 SSa1nes Ml1rpbD bat am M}on=
tagobe1o 6e1 40 Sabre alten Sar=
nner 6. 9. @amilton cuff 6eiien 5pi=
ldyen bier nr1o 8eder gelegenen Sarm
BEL einem 9treite iiber Strob, Dos
Murpbp bolen >poute, eridoifen.
M1trpbp beboa1ptet, 6aB er eine &C.
miiie Menge 5trob bon 8ilion 8at=
Iep, bem @ddter Der 8arm, bon 9a=
miltoar gefauft babe uno bieieS abbo=
Ien tpollte. Sc entlpam iid Elm
@treit, nro Mnrbpp idoB ben Sar=
mer 11ieoer, aber erit, mie CT beba11p=
tet, nob6em 6ieler i'm nit elmer
Miitgabel beorobt batte. 9ieSruu bes
@r16o1ienen gibt an, 6aB ibr @mte
tpobI cine Miitgabel in Der Sano ge=
babt babe, baB er aber WfarpbD tel
ruestpegs beorobt babe. 2eeterer III
bel Dem 9ienltag geboltenen @orber=
Dor tpegen Mor6 int eriten s@raoe
ben @roBge16tporenen unter $1O,=
600 8iirg16uft ber,pteIen tporoen.
8abnesbt4e.
Muf ieinem &eimtpege tpuroe ".
g.. 81gbie bon eirem 6rrdgebenoen,
@m. SobnioH g%eb9renoen @elPam
8fer6e nie6ergeporfen nmo nerlebt.
&err 8h1gbie bena1bte megem oer
@IGthte ni9t ben Setentpeg, 1ortoern
sic @troBe. Ct b0rte @fer6egetrap=
pei binter it9 un6 tpm our @ette,
lint 6as @efdbrt boriibergeben gu LAT.
fen. @a iein @eb0r ni@t iebr f@mi
tit 11r6 er u11beroem ben &odtrogen'
m1fgeidIagen batte. borte er 1ttfd
init tpelder @@neuigfeh Die Nteroe
fi6 ndberter. @aa1m NOR er iettnarts
getreter, aIs er ua@ idon befhg 81
@o6en geitoBe1 tpa1r6e. Ct fiel 3tpt'
i@em sic @fer6e nm6 na1r6e eine
Stre6e tpeit gefdleift. @ine Mn5ab]
Mager8ea1gen elite Tim gu Suite; er
tpur6e 1T bns Sous fetner Eodter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-08
SPLITTER

{outen 6arna6 feben, BOB 6ie gan5e
NamiIie menigitens, 6rei ODER bier
9oien elmer 6as SDitem 6urdadngtg
reinigenoen Me6i3in 6ieies 5rib1abr
nebrpe. Sebt lit Ole 3eit. 9te go
miIie tpir6 geinn6er, beiterer fein 1t1o
beiier nit chamber leben, tpe11n oas
8lut cine burdgdngige @einig11ng er=
bdilt, tpenn ser Magen nno ore Gin
qetpei6en oa1sgepubt 11n6 Die &eime
See Winters, sic fi6 int @pitem on
qebm1ft baben, bertrieben tperoen:
Souiifer's @odp Mountain Sbee TT
6os arerbeite un6 fi@erite griibjabrs,,
mitteI gum nebmen. Scout es fotort
un6 fin6t SEN rnterfdie6 in Der gol-
aen TamiIie o11s: Sbre Sarbe tpiro
beiier fem, fie fiibHr fid fem nnb tpiro
ma111ter un1 qefur6 fem. Ser bette
Srnbiobrg ftdirfenoe 2arir+Hetnfser'
Mnrti1t Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-08

tie iib Iebte @o@e 6es 8eiudeS 6es
%. S. 8obmer BON CANDIDA, in 6eiien
8egleit11rg ii@ Grau Soiepb Courier
bon 81 Sofepb befanb. - &o4m.
@farrer p. 2eonarb, 3. g. g., tpar
@ienitag LETTER @ode in @eI6aften
na6 ct. @lnnb. - Clinton 9amgen-
felo lit, tpietpobl fem 8efinoen ii9
gebeliert bat, immer no6 a1f Die
&ranfen1t1be a1rgetpiel en. - Carl
@r11tih r%nter5og ii6 IN ct. CLOUD Ell
ner @alspperation. - SRI. Mnna
gdmitt eritottete ibrer in @udman
m%obneroen Sdtpe1ter, Trolt 5tepban
@dirnrers, einem @eiud. = Sobn
Md)matnt fat feline 9telle beim
Sdmieb &ermam Mdbren m1fgege=
ben ltno iib mod @inot, g. g., bege-
ben. - Srou 8ernbaro @eBler fat
ii6 bon ibrer &ranfbeit iomeit er-
bolt> oab Tie ibrer MltagSpflidt mie~
Scr na6fommen fam. - M6am
&epper mobtlte in @bofio bem 8e=
graibniIle ieiner Sarte, Ser Srat
Neotb. Glitter bel. = Sobn @rutld
mar 9ienitag Iebter 8o@e in Sm1f
Centre, mo er als 5taatSbeboumG6=
tigter SEN BORT beiteben6en fotboli=
iden S0iriterbof beiudte.
&id)mpnb.
@odtp. P. Meinra6, .. g. g.,
bon Golo Spring ipra@ Mitte lebter
@ode in Ser bieitgen 8aitorat Dor.
SRI. Mgnes @iirr lit nod Idngerem
8eind)e BEL Ser Sraa1 S. 80. @miien
6abier na6 ibrem @eim IN" Mlbert=
billie 5ltriidgefebrt. = Soiepb Sent
per nno @attin baben Iebte ISOLDE
ibr &eim nod @a11bun, Minn., ber-
legt, 100 iie ii6 m1f elmer Sarm bans=
Ii9 einridten tper6en. - Die Count
t~p=&ommiiidre 2abr bon ct. @lou6
un6 @eber bon &oscoe 1t11 County,
&odtpeg-sSngeniel1r @lebeGm6 tporen
Mfitte LETTER @o@e nit Dem @tuats=
bo@meg-@omiiiarius bier un6 11n=
teriredten sic ont &oscoe Gabrtpege
nabe Der Sep 5urm 1re1 geboa1te
Bride; ite fan6en aaeS in better
Srbntng. - Mutb: 6liegel, tpelder
ii6 1dngere 3eit bel ieiner bier tpob-
nen6en Todter, Ser 6rmt DM.
@tronB beia1dsmeiie aa1fbielt un6
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