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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25
NOTED BATTLE
IS Theme FOR
S. A. R. MEETING

Hawaiian Society, Sons Of the Am
erican Revolution, announces the
program for the 22nd anniversary, TO
be held in commemoration Of the bat
tie of Fort Moultrie. The event ID
next Thursday evening at the Lanai
theater, Laniakea The program is:
Brief annual business meeting at
7:45 D. m, with reports and election
Of officers. "
Music, under direction Of Mr.. Geo.
A. Andrus.
Address-T Battle Of Monmouth
Courthouse and Its Influence on Flu.
ture History" Hon. William r. Castle.
Music. So >-
Address Patriotic duty OF
Patriotic Sons" Rev. Leon L. Loot
borrow. 49,. -. p.
Music. ~ =. ....
Address-"Th Strength Of a Fight.
ing Nation" Francis J. Green.
Patriotic Airs.
Informal Reception.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25

general weakness that was 90 hard 10
bear. an able 70 do my work during
such times and amirecomlnending Lydia
3. Pinkhamig Vegetable Compound 10
my friends who sufferas die. Miss
META TIEpEMANs, 1872 Jefferson Ave,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
10 know whether LYDIA L.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
win help yOu. just try Il. For
advice Writeto Lydia e. Pinlkham
Medicine Co. conf enfian Lynn.
Mass XCUr letter win Be opened.
red q. -I-IELt1 " HQlnan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25

very weak ana mis-.
cradle ! renem-
bered how my moth
er had found relief
from pain BY using
Lydia E Pinkhamss
Vegetable Com
pound and I decided
TO ny Il and thanks
70 the Compound it
elped me Just % Il
did nay mother, and
Tam free from pain,
EaaIranka awd ekak
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25

will help the boys in their athletics
as well as their studies.
The athletic and gymnasium pro-
gram will be under the direction Of
Glenn Jackson, physical director, and
C.. A. Pease. The school will open
Monday morning, June %, at s o'clock
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25

TEE DAY OF TIE POINTED toe y
passing. The most fashionable of
the boot shops show models with
o modified long vamp, and toe,
that, while pointed, does not extend
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25
BOTH MOTHER
And DAUGHTER
Relieved From Pain and
Suffering BY Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Brooklyn, N.Y.-'sFor three or four
years ] suffered q great deal Of pain
periodically, so Iwould have to lie down.
Ny back would ache and would feel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25

Out OF $50 candidates for assistant
paymasters in tho navy only five sue
cessfully passed Inc medical examina.
ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25

TO the sharp tip that shoes Of the
past season have shown. -
So, the health OF women's feet
should improye-for, even II their
feet have become so deformed that
the pointed-toed shoes were pos
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25
SICK WIFE'S STORY
SURPRISES HONOLULU

The following has surprised Honolu.
lu: A business mans wife suffered
from dyspepsia and constipation for
years. Although she dieted she was
so bloated her clothes would not fit.
ONE SPOONFUL buckthorn bark,
glycerine, ETC., as mixed in Adler-tka
relieved her INSTANTLY. Because
Adler-i-ka empties BOTH large and
small intestine it relieves ANY CASE
constipation, sour stomach or gas and
prevents appendicitis. II has QUICK
EST action of anything we ever sold.
The HOLSTER Drug Co.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25

Two auto bandits held up George
Meyers, a messenger for the Stock,
mems Trust and Savings Bank, Chi
cago, and robbed him of $4,000.
Ambassador Sharp at Paris. notified
the state department that he trans
ferred to Spanish DIPLOMATS All Turk
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25
BEAUTY CHATS
Correct Footwear
BY EDNA KENT FORBES

alhie. these modified styles viii al
low them to spread q bit, and get
back again into better shape.
The woman who seeks to be
beautiful must not stop her beauty
treatments at her face. She must
extend them-clear to the toes Of
her shoes. Poorly made or badly
fitting shoes will spoil her entire
appearance. Shoes that pinch VIII
give her q red nose.
She should avoid patent leather
IL possible. The process, In some
way, draws the skin Of the feet,
causing damp perspiration, and
often hindering healthful circula-
ton. Large feet look best in an
inconspicuous black leather boot,
and often, in q boot that combines
two sorts Of leathers-black with
tan suede uppers, for instance.
Lace shoes are also becoming to
large feet, since the 1acing tends to
detract from the apparent size OF
the foot. Plain shoes are always
the most becoming. The woman
wants attention to concentrate on
her face, in preference to her feet.
And now that the price Of shoes
a getting so high-plain shoes
mean both comfort and economy.
Questions and Answers
rleose ten ne N your Beauty Chdts
No. to oct rSd Of conSpsoIoEs drteTies on
tke foce hGpe tried many methods bat
noae seem to be Of any Ese.--AnrioTs.
Reply-I should imagine that this Is
due, either to an overabundance Of blood.
or TO somewhat impure blood that has
coneosted In the tiny veins and arteries
near the surface Of the skim Get your
doctor to give you Q blood tonic, and to
examine these tiny veins.
Wyu yoG please Inform ne through
TOar 0AScers SohGt drH0 IS best to re
move hGir from the arms and under the
ogMsf-B. I. D.
RepIy-Any good drugstore can sell
you Q depilatory to remove hair from
under the arms. OF course, II grows In
again and haAEto be removed. In the case
Of the underafm, Il never grows coarser
or longer, 90 depilatoVies do not harm,
but would not advise their use for the
arm itself.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25

Filipino Mission and Y. ". C.. A.
on Thursday evening the plan
was outlined and it was announc-
ed the project Is under the auspi-
ees Of the Hawaiian Sugar Plant
ers' Association.
Ramirez, who is the pastor Of
the mission and secretary Of the
Filipino Y. M. G. A., was the guest
Of honor. Among those who spoke
were DR.. w. II. Fry, A. e. Larf-
mer, L. r. KilIam, B. NJ. Maka-
pagal and G. G.. Courtezan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25

Captain Ball. a noted British air
man. was killed In action. He had
shot down 20 German airplanes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25

Conceit may pun man up, but never prop
him up-Rnskin.
Connecticut western news., 1917-06-28
YOUTHFUL ELOPERS RET URN

The following taken from the Winsted Citizen, explains itself.
 Unsuccessful in their efforts to wed because of their youth, Albert Smith, 19, is enroute to his home in Iowa and his sweetheart, 16-year old , Jessie Proper, is back with her father, W. H. Proper, and brothers and sisters in Canaan. Young Smith came to Canaan about six months ago to visit his grand. mother, Mrs. Lyman Howe. He met Jessie Proper, with whom he fell in love, and last week they eloped, walk ing, it is said from Canaan to Torring. ton, distance of 26 miles. In Torring- ton they tried in vain to get married and an aunt of the girl, with whom they stopped, turned them out of the house. when she learned the youthful couple had eloped. They were house. keeping in the woods when taken into custody by the Torrington police Mon. day night. The girl said that she was starving. She wanted to go home she told the police. The young man said that he would like to stay, but when given the alternative of going home or going to the reformatory, he chose the former.
Connecticut western news., 1917-06-28
YOUNG MEN, LEARN
 a TRADE.

The Pratt 6S Whitney Company has several vacancies in the Apprenticeship Course and would be glad to receive applications from young men who would appreciate an opportunity 10 learn trade under very favorable cir. cumstances. Courses are given covering the work of the Pattern Shop, Foundry, Machine Shop and Drawing Room each including class room instruction with the shop experience. Generous wages make all apprentices self.supporting. Athletics are encouraged.
 Candidates must be at least sixteen years old, of good health and character, and having the equivalent of gram mar school education.
 Address Supervisor of Apprentices,
 Pratt 6 Whitney Co.,,
 Hartford, Conn
Connecticut western news., 1917-06-28
AWAKE! YE AMERICANS.

America, thou beautiful land of the
 free, Homo of those who stand for liberty You who did not wish for war, Must enter and hear the cannon's roar. You who are forced into the war at
 last Must remember the wars of the past, And take advantage of your grand
 fathers lesson And fight as one true American citizen. Take advantages of all the past And fight against Germany until the
 last. Fight against Germany until wars will
 cease And show the nations you stand for
 peace.
 Maitland Adam
Connecticut western news., 1917-06-28

An out door meeting will be held on the west lawn of Pilgrim church. next Sunday evening at 6:45, weather per. mitting.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Holsapple motored to Copake Sunday, calling on friends there.
 Hiram Beebe and family have been spending few days with relatives in Dalton. Mass.
 Dr. John Adam will speak to the Junior Brotherhood class of Pilgrim Sunday School next Sunday.
 At the regular meeting Monday night of Canaan Lodge No. 50, l. O. O. F., the following officers were elected for the coming term; Ivan D. Cam, N. G.; F. H. Lee, V. G.; H. A. Holt, recording secretary; V. M. Coe, financial secretary; c. F. Hitchcock, treasurer; J. c. Roraback, trustee for three years; G. s. Mather, degree mas- ter, c. H. Sheldon, musician.
 Mrs. Charles Larson from Islip, L. l., visited at Frank Johnson's the past week and attended the high school graduation.
 The sacrament of Holy Communion will be administered at the Methodist Church Sunday morning.
 Malcolm Adam was a member of the graduating class at .Searles high school, Great Burlington, Monday.
 Mrs. E. H. Burns and Miss Emma Lawrence were over-Sunday guests of friends in Lime Rock.
 Miss Olga Johnson is spending month in Islip, l.. l.
 Mrs. Olive Beckley, whom many of the older residents will remember as the widow of Deacon L. w. Beckley is now S4 years old and writes to Canaan friends that she is just home from the hospital after recovering from 8 serious operation.
 The pail hearers at Mrs. O. w. Camps funeral were E. l.. Roberts, G. P. Hardenbergh, O. D. V. Barnes of Canaan, E. E. Bartram of Lake, vile, Norman Chapin of Torrington, Miles Rood of Burrville.
 > John V. Adam came home from Winsted hospital Tuesday.
 N. E. Storm appears with his new Ford car this week having disposed of his old car to J. W. Morris.
 Mrs. Albert Pearson and daughter spent last Thursday with relatives in Sheffield.
 James Lyles has gone to Bridge water, N. H., where he will spend the summer in the Pasquaney boys camp of which he was member last sum. mer.
 Charles Nelson has moved his house. hold goods to his recently purchased farm, the George Sardam place in Weatogue. Horace Hatch moving into the house vacated by the Nelsons.
 A dance conducted by out of town parties was given at the town hall Monday night. It was in no way con. nected with the local Red Cross work nor had any connection with that of next Tuesday. e .-, !.
 Remember the meeting of the Visit ing Nurse Association at the town hall tonight at 8:15 o'clock. In addition to the reports and the election of officers. Mrs. Keller of Hartford will speak on the Red Cross and present the matter of organizing an auxiliary in Canaan.
 At the final meeting of the Business Mems Association Thursday night several matters were discussed and re. ferred to the proper committees to dis. pose of during the summer vacation. One was the pollution of the Black. berry river, referred to the committee on public interest. The matter of SC. curing sheds for hitching purposes was referred to a special committee to make satisfactory arrangements. The play ground committee reported that the ground would be open by the fourth of July.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
Mnidae.

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Gppiugtom geiter,. slbenb eesen 3
ltcr III einem gluto, IN ,peI6en li;b
nuber linn nod feline beiben Gobue
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aIt, beianocn, on Der Gilmore .m6 Gil.
her slpcmte poriiberiubr, gerietb c.!
III ein 9o5 in Der Strabe, troour1 elm
RaO abJeriiien ipiiroe. SEfolse oe3
plctIit,en Studs puroen bic beioer
altaben aus benz 9luto gei9leioert
itrb erIitten ff,mersbaite 8erlesungeu
am garBen aorper. stobert Srpeenep,
1856 @ilbcrt 9luenae. Der gerabe Dor.
beifi,br uno 3elae bes llnfalls mar,
frn6te Die Sinsen na6 bem StaSt.
Soipital.
- Ger 14idbrige Soiepb &ubr,
Gcbn oes Bcli5iiten Siibr, BON 5409
s6lrb apenue, WiaoiionpiIle, pupOe
eeiiern Radgmittag, p1breno CT NIT
,incm anoeren SSineen aiif einen
i5el6e nnbe Der eIterliden @obnins
mil dnen neinen afeDolber ipieIte.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
peripnal'N 'Noti3en.

Serr Senro Drties III mad
mebrip04isem 2fafent5alt in syIoribo
ipoblbebalten auriidseis5rt. 6err Srez
fes bat ii9 IN palm Bead aufgsbals
ten unb am Stammtif6 bei Sid sine
gefteru bas Gerii6t. er babe urrter ben
fri9eu fiir9terlide TtuFerung sebaI,
ten. gs CAB etIide uHsLduGse S4o'
mafe unter ber SafeIrunbe.
Serr Bernard 9dsse 1T am
9ienfiag I'm 2llt.r BON 70 ssabrerl
pIOsIid aus bem 2eben sddieben. Die
9eerbisung bes alIgemsin gea6teten
Wannes finbet am syrsitag Morssn
bonn Sdufe fsiHer Sdipeftsr, Jrau
Sobn 9. 2amps an Der II. StraBe
unb Cartilage gite in Cartilage ftatt,
tporauf In Der ct. aarl gorromdus
air6s Elm fsisrIides Rsquian a6ses
balt,n tpirS.
Srau Marp gusteu, eeb. Be-
f6er, bic Wittpe beg beuti6eu gios
niers 5ermunn gustsn, bat am ToHs
tag in Detroit I'M 5aufe Der 5odter
Syrau 6. u. Worti bic 4usen gum eipi>
gen S6lummer eeiblofen. Die @rsis
I'm bate bas bcbe @It.r bon 81 Sab
rem erreidt. Die gesrbigung finbet
am Sreitas 9ormittug 10 llbr pom
Gtabtifemsnt Der aei6enbeftatter SO.
Siefte Cons aus auf bem ct. Soiep1
0ot!esoder fatt.
Srm 9 ertb a 9oeb, bic WittDe
Ses Dor t9 Sobreu peritorbenen sSiaoc
2oeb. lit Dem @otten aeitern i'm Sooe
nahgciolgt. Sie itarb in ibrer @ct.
nilng, 2s goinciaua 8ebdi,oe an
&eaoing Goao, i'm sllter bon 70 Sal.
rem gle 6interl1bt 5pei 9of,ter, Srl.
CLARA 9oeb INTO Srmi Siaac 8i6'l.
Die @ottin oe5 Gbeire6afteurs Der
Commercial. .Sriblne.
s5rau Warie 6. 9utbarbt
gep. 1881 8ine Strabe ipobnbaft uno
Witttpe Son Glias Gutbarbt, isisrte
seitern i'm Gretie ibrsr GamiIie ben
81. @eburtstas. sic srfrsut ii4 nod
GROCER Riiitigteit unb ipurben ibr bon
allen Seiten bic berali4ftx 9liit'
piinids barsebpa9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
2nti1er sittsrariidu Stub.
Sorfeirr fir Slidter YOOss 50jagrises
2anbunssjmbilaum.

sSn Der geitrigsn Sisuns bes 9eutz
f6en &itterarii9en &lu6s mar Jti4a
ter 2lusuIt 3. gobe Der gortragenbs.
@r tbeilte aus ieinsr reiden Grtnnera
ung nit uno 3par obne Yorbereitung
ieofpsbsn Uaanuitripts. 3uerit err
3dblte sr DON 3eobq 8arnum unp
fam oann. ben gesriinbsr Der Y1pllos
logic als Naturalization ftli9en 2sbrs
geaeniianb, ben YerliHer profefor
Or. gbuarb Yenete. aIs llebergang
benlbeub, auf profeifor Waiinitsrbers
gu ipre4en, Der bieie Nat.rie als 4ns
fang Diiienidaftlider Graiehung in
glmerita einsefii6rt bat, Cine le6bafte
Debate f6lob ii9 Dem freierYOrtrag
an. Sm 2auie itiues 8ortrases batz
te 9idtsr Yobe bemertt, baB sr 1867
naa Cincinnati setommen lei. 9a>
raus srsab iitb eiue tIsine 8orfeier
fir bas fiinf3igidbriss amsritaiutns
ldum. Der afub bate Ii4 I'm bier
5sbn Sage perredret. Sn Der Sise
ung beg flIbs am is. qlpril piro
bas saibildum aber In iolenHer Deis
ie sefeisrt nerben unb Der &lub bat
bic lisbenapiirOiae Ginlabung bes
Subilars bdnteub angenommen. Ser
geitrisen Sibuns bes alubs ipobnts
Serr Or. Seibel aus Wiindsn, eil
namkdftsr beuti4er GdGiititsller. a.s
@ait bel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
Ser llripruns oes mannliden
0ruRcs.

Sdgli9 liiften mir unodblise Male
Dor Setannten ober @orgeieBtea ben
Sut, obne uns oariibsr tlar gu Icin,
baB bieis me4anii4e gepesuHS, Die
mir MAIDEN, I'm uniere 49tuug DOR
elmer uns besegnenoeu 8eripn aus5us
briidsn, elm ue6erbletbieI alter, bereefs
Iener 9ebrduae lit, genau tpie 5abls
rei6e anoere Sdnolungeu IN urTcrem
tdgli6en qebeu. Die 5prm oes mduns
li9en @rubes pe9ieit je ua9 Sem
Qanoe, bic Siirten griibn nit Der
Sanb, pdbrenb anoere, beIollbers
balbaibiliiirte~ @OIter, fi9 segsnfsitig
bic 9ldIe reiben. Der @urppGer Iiifs
tet ieinen 9ut unb ipenbet bamtt cine
5orm bes 0ruBes an, bic ibon i'm rDs
miId)en Reide dlIserrein iiblt1 iodr.
Sfferbar 1T bds !6utabnebmen aus
eiuem Iebr alien Gebrdu9 berporoes
sangel, ndmlib hen Der rituellen @nts
blDBuns, bic benz gemeinen Mtanae Dor
ietnen BorseIeBten. Dor @ott ober
oem Sieger oorseidrieben mar. Die
Gutbl6buns bes aopfes mar, pe es
i9eint, cine blobe @ereirfoauna Der
rSIIigen GntblSBune. Die gleieung
bes Sauptes rnb bes Dbert5rpers, bic
meiftens ben @rub nit benz quite hes
glettetell tit ebedalIs eiu gtsit eiufr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
Nie imtermatinnale cage,
umterdmrett.
Was Der prdIibent bem aonsreb ia'
gen tptrb, nod ni9t beianHt.
Ssnator outings bon MiseOniin
idliebt iib Oen arisssidreisrn IN.

Wafbington, DC, %. Mdr5.
Gs ipuroe am 4benD in beItlmm.er
gBeile in GriabruHg sebra9i, oab bic
ameritanii4e Regierlii.s nidts BON
elmer Gntipidiung Der Dings in Der
noditen 3utunft neiB, Die cine aens
oeriing In Der jeBigen Situation Sipiz
i6en ben Der. Gianten uno Seut,fs
LAMP berbeliiibrtn tonnien.
Wenn Gsuti4lano irssno roel4s
Jrieoensabii9tsn ooer bic 4bii9t bat,
aui ben ungebenmten llntsrieeboots
irieg 5u Der5i9terL pDer penn irgsHo
sine anbsre Ration abiiflten bat, bic
cine 4snberuns in Der internationaIen
Gage bsrbeifiibren iDnnten, odnn bot
bic Rsseruns niAt bic geringlie
&snntnib Oapon.
2lbgeIeb.n pom ben angebliden oeuts
i9en &omplotten gegen ameritaniiGe
Sntersiien III bas publitum nit MI
lem. mas auf bic iesiss ariiis 9s3us
bat ebeIiosut unterriftst. ME bic Ees
sierung. 9ie Regierung bat piel 5rs
formation iibsr oeutide Sniurigucn in
bisiem gGnoe unb in dnbsren Gdns
bern erbalt.n, bic fie 10 tpsit niht fiir
gut befunOen bat, betunnt 81 MAIDEN.
Die 2lominiiiration berdtb i'm Ius
sen6lid Dor allen bariiber In tpel6er
Gorm Der 3piiden ben Der. Gtuaten
uno Dsuif6lano beitehenoe ariess5us
T!uno aneriannt perbsn ioa, ME aud
iiber bic in 9orbereituHs befiublitNn
ariegsmabregeln. lle6er etipaige ags
sreFiDt Sdritte fpiro erit ndbsr berds
then iperben. ipenn Der Songreb ben
Staius Der ,Qation feitseiteIt bat.
Der prdfosnt bat nod RiemaHb
geiagt, ipprin feline on ben aongreb gu
ridtsubs gotfd,aft beiteben iuirb. man
sIaubt aber, bob er ben aOnsrsb aufs
foroern ipirb, 81 ertIdren, oaB 5iDis
fden ben Der. Staaten unb DsutfGs
lamb elm ariess3uiiano befiebt.
Der prdiibent 6eristb pGbrenb bes
Sages NIT bem Gol. 6. Ul. 6oufe, Der
am 9tsuiias gbenb bisrbertam unb
am Wlitipo6 Gbenb ipieber rlad Tetp
Yort 5uriidiebrte.
Senator Cuttings, BON Wisconiin,
Der aud tpdbrsnb Ses Sdges benz grd>
iibenien WilIon einen Yeiudb d6Ftats
tete. fasts: Die betpaffneis Reutralis
tat Bat Deutfdfdnb nidyt a6gebaltsn,
uHfere Sdiffe su perfenten, unb it
Bin bdbsr Der 4nii6t, bdb mir fpeiter
seben folIten. Sd bin ndtiirlif N,qn
ben ari.a tpenn er perrnieben tperbeu
lam. Wir baben aber nihis In Der
Sa6e su fasen. Deutf6lonb fi;brt
arieg geeen uns. Was in Der Gage
au tbun III, muB bem Rational Ser
tbsibigunesratb iiberfafTm fpehen,
tper INNER Der IN. Die gefpre6una
DON gin5slbsiien CUR i.bisen 3eit
ipiirbe nur llnfrieben p.rurioheu.
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JIeH9 II HdhIii5 HH
BITE Ntere1t. '
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Mafrnbejdtperben bnbeu.

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nnfe< BIr n aaeeflnt uss earnfdare Sna4
etns beirnntR atutnatnt bic nus mGrut esfs
boz rcHbed<perbeR am bsr 6<r On fs1n.
9ts Eisrsn nmu t5x bsfss, hAsfs tddbh64
edurs aus bem BIHte aisssnfDcsbas, otg ~
perbsn SdapadA penn tbpeu gu otsg snoamp4
tbet tutrb. CIR pscben trdees boS 8ei,xneeinsos
berftppft mo-, n1Ib 10 blatbt be Siurs tm BfusF
uRb bergtftst bas aanee e1ftenz.
g3eIin e1ps stspsu ets f1ursreeH urb sfxs
Gefa1l ber G6perbett permfa6eE pzrx exsl
fiefcnbe Edanersen I'm gandn hnosu m,b sos'
fp hGb gie fpdbrsnh bar geaccd no orietdternnd3
berf6dtteH mfihen; perx ga ban &o1titsrcpx
sen beimeeir6f Hnb nsrpos ltnb; toeun Gfe Gn
GopinbeInxfdIIeu, an @6Taaofg,et narfnnanS
tem Dsueen ober BET f~Ie6tsm DettRr aH RteaI
motisnuiS Isiben. bGnn boIsn sae sto IN s5nurt
finotbefs oier rrseu Sab enlts- Rstrrer 60
tanor ieben waocaeu boz benz &rilrftfd sfnsnf
TbeqI3tteI boll In stuem e1a$ DdiIe, msb n
etIi6eu Tueen sperbea Sbrs rtereu mtcher tm
RornGIeru 8uiturbe fctr. 94efts berfbmte Gris
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