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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
TORNADO SWEEPS
ALABAMA TOWN
CLEAR OFF MAP
Five White Persons and Nine
Negroes Killed,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March IL
Special dispatches from la Pine, Ala,
says that five white people and nine
negroes were killed in a storm which
practically swept the little town Of Pc
trey from the map shortly after u
o'clock last night Every building IN
the town, including the Atlantic Coas,
line depot, three churches and the
school were carried away
The storm practically destroyed the
crops between Providence and pe,rcy
and tore down buildings in Providence.
where several persons were injured
and considerable livestock killed
The storm continued IN a northeast
etly direction and did damage Al,
Shady Grove and AnSley
Relief parties have gone to- the scene
from IA Pine anr Iuyernc. Pe,rey has
a population Of abou, two hundred and
fifty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
Cloth Shoe TOPS
In Great Variety
of Colors Soon

NEW YORK. March 27-rhe
executive committee ot the national
Retail Shoe Dealers association
announces tha, cloth as a substitute
for leather will he more generally
used than ever before during the
coming summer Cloth upperS will
appear IN bcw,lderlug variety Qi
colorS. The association has dccid.
ed to appoin, committee to in
s,ruct buyers throughout the coun-
try relative 70 proper combinations
of colors
"The creS, ci the wave oi high
shoe prices has almost been
reached" said A. X, Geu,iug, Secfe.
tary and treasurer OF the executive
committee
"By next iall | should say a shoe
costing S today will ,ell for about
50 or $3.50"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27

or Slavery
For Belgians
Half Million Men Idle; Ger
mans Seize Property
Worth Billion,

WASHINGTON, March E.-An ap.
peal from Belgian workmen for or
aarllcd assistance by neutral govern
mont and laboring classes m neutral
nations was made public at the Bel
c,tn legation today /, SAYS SO0Opo
men have been thrown out Of work and
kept 30 forced ldlcnc,s which has led
the German, 10 decree that either YOU
must sign q contract for work IN Ger
many or YOU will be taken slaves"
as result II adds, the whole oi the
working classes Of Belgium are threat
cucd with slavery. starvation or death
Germany, the appeal says, has
condemned her victim, 20 pay an
immense war levy which ALREADY
amount, 10 more than $500 OO0OOO
and which Is increasing at the rate
OF SlOOOOOc0 monthly
She has carried oil and trans
ported INTO Germany by pillage.
conilscatlun, requisi,ion and forced
sale, ioodstuiiS aud merchandise
10 the vaiu- oi more than SlUO.-
OmOC0 She has seized aud sent to
Germany the greater part of the
raw products in our factories. the
machinery and all aoce' ,orieS; she
has thus stopped our industry and
caused an almost general and en-
forced state Of idlenesS OF the
working classes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
Marine CORPS
NEEDS $4,000
a RECRUITS NOW
Secretary Daniels Expects
Immediate Response,

WASHINGTON, March p - The
United States marine corps needs more
than l4OO0 TO IN up It's ranks TO war
strength OF 7.4O0 The need IS urgent
An appeal To- the press oi the couu
try to awaken interest N recruiting the
additional men was issued late yeStct-
day hy Secretary Daniels following an
executive order by President Wilson
authorizing the increase The Sccrc-
,ary today expressed confidence that
there would bc an immediate response
Secretary Daniel, said that more than
niOpO additional would have to be
recruited 20 give the navy the 5000
blue Jackets and the marine corps the
increases sought
Every step that j, possible lo increase
the navy personnel ha, now been taken
except the calling oul OF the naval mill.
TIA. This arm OF the service will be
needed IT IS said to assist m manning
rev vessels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
Belgian King
Makes Flight
Under Fire


LONDON. March q KING Albert
OF Belgium ON March l8, made a long
airplane flight under fire over the fight
front according TO La Metropole, a
newspaper published hcrc-4
While visiting new flying ground
the king expressed desire TO, act as
an observation officer Accordingly he
asoended with the famous Belgian air
man, Captain Jacquct
Preceded by a squadron Of fighting
planes, the king flew over the whole
Belgian User front al height OF 5000
to oJeOO feet. He made many observa
tions and took photographs with sue
cess
German anti aircraft guns kept W
a sustained fire but no German armer
vcnturcd in the way OF the kings air.
planes,
Subsequently the king discussed IN,
observations with the general staff.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
Tragedy Ends
Romance Before
ills Revealed

ATCHlSON, Kan. March H-Whilc
bearing the news OF their Secre, mar
rage to the father oi the bride, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank l.. BlankenSh,p met the
tragic end OF their romance on road
near here early today when their motor
car overturned, Killing Blankenship
Mrs. BlankenSip was seriously injured
The two were married last September
and only few hours before the acci
dent determined TO drive to the hoxr
OF Mrs. BlankenShip'S father, a prenI
nent farmer, and make known the fact
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
Chicago Enlistment
Figures Withheld

CHICAGO. March aside from
statement, that the war ,p,tl, was
greatly ,welcd enlistment, both IN the
regular army and the national guard.
figures were withheld for military rea.
sons hy army officers here today Long
lines II applicants a, the national guard
armurics. however. were pointed to hy
officer, As telling the story Navy re-.
tfui,ing stations were the scenes ui
activity unprecedented since the Span
i,h. American war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
RAsPvTIns BODY
Reported BURNED

LONDON March y \ Reuters
re,togfad dispatch say, that a com.
ni,lee has begun an investigation ui
illegal acts committed hy former min.
i,,trs heads oi departments and other
officials ui the old regime. Abou, ro
machine guns have been found hidden
,n different parts oi Pe,togtad After
lhe performance at the Marie opera
two delegates oi the duma addressed
the audience from what had been the
imperial boy According 10 the Bourse
Gaie,,e. R&puiln'S bod, has been
burned near relfngtad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
Mayor Declares
Half Holiday for
Ball Game Friday

All OF the business house, m Okla
hqma city will be asked to- declare q
half holiday Friday afternoon 50 that
their employees ma, attend the baseball
game between Brooklyn aud Boston. IN
a proclamation which will he issued hv
Mayor Overhol'cr this afternoon. Al
OF the city offices will he closed dur
ing the afternoon ot tha, day.
Mayor Ovetholser said this morning
that his reason Tor issuing this ptucla
nation was that this game IS the big
sest Oklahoma City has had IN many
years and tha, there are many people
IN the city who want 10 see the pen
nan, winners IN the National aud
American leagues play each other
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
Chicago Council
Would Enter Food
and Ice Business

CHICAGO, March u - A majority.
OF the council wants the city OF Chi
cago to engage in buying and selling
ice, coal and food as a war measure.
ny a vote OF 81 to IA the council las,
night decided to recommend amend
ments to the charter designed to re.
move the restrictions which now pre-
vent the operation of these industries
by the municipality
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
CITY OFFICIALS
CALL PATRIOTIC
MEETING SUNDAY
Oklahoma Is Behind the Pres
ide0t, Says CALL
AUDIT DRUM SELECTED


While Oklahoma through IT, city
commissioner, m Overhol,ct J l.
Highlry, Guy lackweldcr Mike Don
nelly and e. Street is preparing a
huge patriotic demonstration for next
Sunday. paciil,i, in the east are lay.
my plans for one oi the biggest peace
demonstration, IN the history OF the
country.
Parade Planned.
According 10 press dispatches re-
cciled here TODAY the Emergency
Peace federation" i, arranging a pa.
rAde OF between 1900 aud 1900 ad-
vocateS. to be held in Washington on
TIE DAY congress assemblies to consider
further action to defend the United
States against Prussian aggression. In
addition, the league is sending out let
tiers 10 all parts Of the country, asking
the recipients to send kilograms OF pro-
teSi against war to- their congtessmcp'
Our purpose is patriotic" SAYS the
leagues statement. President Wilson
says he wants 10 know how the public
stands. We will tell him
Meeting Called.
But Oklahoma Cilv is preparing TO
tell the president a different story nc
city commissioner, a. their regular
weekly meeting this afternoon passed
the following resolution
Resolved, That oud country Is
on the verge OF war. The crisis de-
mand, immediate expression by all
patriotic Americans OF their be-
iiefs and desires. II is the sense of
the city commissioners OF Okla
homa City that this community
should participate in a patriotic
demonstration at the Auditorium
Sunday afternoon. April /, at ;
o'clock, TO show the United States
that Oklahoma is back Of President
Wilson and the congress OF the
United States come what may.
CITY state and county officials, pa
,rio,ic organizations and Just PLAIN pa.
uio,ic American c'ttenS--,hc ones who
will form the backbone oi any army 'hc
nation may have To raiSc-will III tho
Auditorium to the roof net Sunday, II
comment IN the streets OF Oklahoma
City is A criterion
Hoffman to Attend
Col Roy Hoffman. commander oi the
First regiment Oklahoma National
guard Adj Gen Anccl Edrp, comman-
der OF the states troops, aud others IN.
lereSted IN military affairs will attend
Members ol the unior post oi the
American Military league are planning
to he on hand, and 1t is possible that
they will make separate demonSlta.
ton Bands, the file and drum corp,
Of the &. A. r, flags. bunting. cheers,
speecheS-pa,rio,sm, Wild patriotism
that sends the blood pounding through
the brain and sets ones hair ,inging
these will he the outstanding features
Of Sundays meeting these will tell the
presiden, tha, The dollar has no, dulled
the spir, oi America.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
DALLAS BUSINESS
Men ARE DRILLING
Miss Margaret Spaulding.

DALLAS, Texas. March 27- Nearly
fifty Dallas business men drilled in an
abandoned railroad yard IN tie center
oi the city TODAY. as this cityS part
oi the greater activity toward prcpar.
cdneSS. II was the frs, OF series Of
rocu.day drill as advocated and CON
Quoted hy officers OF returned state
puard compan,eS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
S1o,ooo,ooo cofTon
FIRE IN SIBERIA

GALVESTON, Texas, March 27--ln.
formation to the eiiec, ,ha, approx
lmately $1,000 bales of cotton at Vlad.
Nostok was destroyed by fire last week
reached here today by way OF Japan
Whether there were other losses from
the fire is not stated The news OF the
fire came 10 the local agents Of Lloyds
London The value Of the cotton is es-
ilmated at Sl0WO.OOO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
General Buried at Arlington.

WASHINGTON, March ~ The
body OF Brig Gen. W. ". Robinson.
l. s. A. (retired), was buried a, Ar
lington cemetery today with military
honorS General Robinson came here
from his home IN Seattle Wash re-
Gently to offer his services in the event
on MAf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
Mother Offers Boy
for u. S. Service

Mts Matte Daniels. ? North Clcs-
ern avenue, in answer to the urgtn,
call for troops in the United States
army, offered her l7-year old son. Wi.
liam +. Daniels, TO Uncle Sam thi,
morning Young Daniels was accept
ed, and will be sent 10 the training VIA
ton at Fort Logan. Col. for enlist.
ment and training before he !, placed
on active duty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
Two Men Killed
in Pistol Battle

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March n
Two men were killed and third wa
wounded IN n pistol battle in the streets
here today Eight NJ nine men par
ticipated in the battle and about twenty
shots were fired Police believe the
figh, resulted from a gambling quarrel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
Associated Press War Summary.

ASSOCIATED Pffss Wal Summary.
Driving forward north and south OF
the ST Quentin part of the Hindenburs
line, the allies have Gu, two OF the four
main railroads which feed the city while
a third is we'll within reach OF the
French guns. With La Fere inundated
by the retreating Germans and two of
its dominating forts IN the hands OF the
French, the chief interest in the ire
mendous battle which has been raging
for week on an eighty mile front
shifts TO historic ST Quentin. The Ger
mans are making desperate and bloody
attempts to wrest from the French the
ESslgny Benay plateau from which
ulnn.Inn.i M, a.. I.aA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
FRENCH CUT OFF
LINES LEADING
TO ST. QUENTIN
ESSigny Plateau Now Center
Of Fierce Battle,

PARIS, March 27.-The village
of Courcy-Le- Chateau was captured
by the French attack last night, the
war office announces. Further
progress was made in the lower sec
tion Of Coucy forest, all of the
northern part of which is now held
by the French.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27
Fair Tonight Is
Weather Forecast

LOCAL FopEcAsr-fslt weather TO-.
NIGHT and Wednesday; rising tempera.
ture minimum temperature tonloh, "a TO
20 degrees.
STATE opucAsr-roriuht tslr, no,
90 cold wednesday TAR weather rising
Temperature.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27

KANSAS Fair and warmer
ARkANSAS--fair, heavy frus inuleht
WEST TEXAS falr. not 80 cold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-27

Continued M rsr- Twol
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Nus Ser stabtbaae.

@egen Mbtpeienbeit 6es &ommii-
jar 2ambert ipurbe Die l1nteriufuna
Der bon ubr gegen orei 8oli5ilte1
porgebrad)ten Sdlle beridoben. Sod
fam eg abermaIs 5u eilter Oebatte
bieriiber, in melher l1br betoftte,
oaB Me@innis nidt i'm @1nt belol=
fen iperoen iolte, oa er BON Der
@ranoiurp in anflaaedultan0 Der
Iett tpuroe unb Ser Sal i'm 9iltrift-
eeridt geger1 i'm idtpebt, Mopor
Brontp e~rtpioerte oarauf, 0aB &id-
ter Mnoerion Sen SaG am Montag
Worgen obgetpielen babe uno gegeit
Wc@innis feline Mnflage porliegt.
llbr erflarte, oaB Mc@innis Der
5dieoene Male gegen Die poli5eili-
den sSnitritftionen gebanoelt nno
oaB es i'm goli5ei 0epartemellt
iiberbaupt an 9is5iplin feblt. Sic
Mnflage gegen aobr lautet: vge-
tragem mrtpiiroig zines 8edmten
llno @entleman" Mapon. 8roun
belt oiele Mnflase nidt fir be-
Itimnnt genig; bergleiden Mniidt
mar aud ser Staotantualt. Gar
LAMBS Antrag, Sic 1tnteriudung 5u
nerf6ieben, tulir6e 6ann angenom-
men. l1br berlangte Mbitin1mnlng
iiber Die Hetition, Dor Wlitb's Cor
ten elm Meflameifilo auf5uite1en.
Mapor 9ropr erfIdrte, baB ser geil
bon @raDion GtraBe gum &eIioen5=
pierteI gebort in tpeldem laltt Sroi-
nar5 6erartige Sdiloer midt aufge-
ltent tper6en biirfen. nbr be5mei
feIte, onB es ii6 in oieiem Sale
nm ein Meiioen5piertel banole uno
beantragto Mbltimmllng. Mnpor
grotpn mn6 aearnp beiabten Die Sru-
qe uno l1br unb @arlailo berneinten
iie. 9a ii6 alio Stimmengleidbeit
ergab, tpuroe oie Ingelegenbeit ber=
ldobem bis ale aommiii1re ~ar1iueienh
fi1o. 8e5iigIih Ser acknowledgements
Yrim1rpabl mllroe 6eItimmt, 6aB
jeoes 9idet urlo jeber mobbdngige
San0iont einen @ahlridter uno
einen gIerf errlennen bari uno oaB
Die Ndnen oerielben Dem Wapor
Big DonnerItdg Tad)mittag einge=
reidt tper6eu miiiien. 3ur gesa6-
lung ser @ohenlobne muroen
$430.05 angeipieIeB uno fir @aa-
renrefnungen I'M Monnt Mars
$21, 926.5S.
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Springs, in Dem gegen 10000 Sc
ierbe Sffi5iere ansgebiloet tperoen
ioaen, itno boaen0et. Mit oem gall
Ser Speiiebanen un6 at1oerer noti-
ger @eb6uIidfeiten miro %begonnen,
lobalo sic 8efeble BON @aibington
bter5u eintreffen.
Den 9eidluB Ser 5ieitas@o6e
ipirb Elm auf BEN 81. Mpril ongeies-
ter Manopertag MAIDEN. 0ie mill
tarii1en llehnngen, ont benerl iammt=
Ii6e auf Sort Gam Soulton garni-
}onierten grupper teilnebmen, tuer-
sen a1lf Dem @rer5ierplat in Ger Sea-
Sc oes Salabo 8ahes alisaefibrt.
SIM sitter bon 50 Sabren lit
5rau Bertha Dittmar geb. Moner in
ibrem &auie, SIT Mpenue 9, CUR
Nltbe eingegangeit. Die gerIdieoene
mar in 9euti1lanb geboren ulto
fam als 9idbriges 4itl0 init ibrelt
gItern nod geras. Die Samilie lieB
ii1 suerit in 8aitrop nieoer uno ber-
5og bon BORT ipater naf Neu-
@raunfels. Seit Sem Sabre 1880 bot
Sralt 9ittmnr umlnterbroden in
San Mntonio eelebt; iie miro be-
trauert bon orei SobnerL 5mei
Godterr, einem in 2aco1te mobreu=
oen @rliocr, Iotpie elmer Mn5abl Git
fel.
SIM Queen 9beater an Der @fe
Der Blum StraBe nnb Mlamo Gla3a
geriet am Montag nadmittag ltnt
2:30 ein Slim in 8rano. 0as 5iem=
ltd 5ablreide Gnblifum oas lif i'm
Tbeater befan6, geriet bierolrh III
Die bohite I%ufregung uito %itiir5te
tad oen Museangen 5u. @Iidlider
@eiie tpalroe Der Brand bon Sen Mn=
geiteaten geIoldt, ebe Sic Musganse
beritopft paren. 4ls sic Selieripebr
anlangte, mar ale @efabr poriiber.
= Sn elmer g%erlammIung ser.
San Mntonio Spmpbonp Society"
ipalroen foIgenoe geamte geipdblt:
Brdlibentin: Srali gIi Serkberg;
giceprdiioentinnen: Srau $. Is.
Drought uno 5rau @m. Mubrep;
Sefretdrin: Irml S. 9. 9etprigbt.
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Ser Mcrifancr aseter garaia

Ser Merifancr Geter 9oraias
Der on Der Warftbaae berum5ulnn-
germ pfIegtc, murOe am Montag
obeno gegen 1890 an Der Welt=Gon-
merce StraBe Don einem Automob;l
ilberfa6ren uno ollf Ser Steae &C.
totet. Ser Gbauffeur Ben Hapling.
Der oen Mann iiberiubr, bebaliptet,
oab Der Mcrifaner pont Seitenfueg
OH Ser Warftballe oireft in Den
8fa6 oes MutoniobiIs itieg mo Dab
es inn unmoglid iunr, Die Waidine
nod rehtaeitig o~n5ubnlten. SUB
aanaer baben in Som antonio wci-
Ter fein Medt mebr als boditens
Gteuerrr CUR 8eanelnlidfeit Der al-
tomobiIiiten 81 be5ablen II. iif) bon
oieien odfir Iber ocn '&anfcu fabrei
gu Iaffen.
Siilfs : MarihaI OibrcI bat
aeItern bier 2eutc eingeitett. welhe
befduloigt tperben, Artifel gefauft
su baben, tpeIhe Gigentum Der Der.
5taaten iino. Die gerbafteten ba-
ben auf elm Borperbor uer5idtet.
Cine grobe An5ab neller Dit
glie6er bat iih aud ann Wontag pie-
Der gum gintritt in Die Note 2rens
@eIe1ihaft gemeloet.
ccsn Der bent 8unoesienat Joe
ben ipieoer porgeIegten 1Snnorp Gil
piI BiG" ipiro aub Die Smlnme BON
$4,000 gum ausbau oes San @n-
tonic @rfenals geforoert. Gas Gels
lit meiit fir Die a%onitrnftion nelier
2~agcrbdufer nno Shuppen beitimmt
1uur elm fleiner 9eil miro fir Den
@nfauf BON Moidincrie perlpanot
meroeu.
Snit urlunterbrod)en fiI1oen
Ronferen5en 5piihen Den Militdr.
geboroen mo bieiigeu @efd)aftsleli'
ten itatt. @ie perlautct. miro 10 piel
ME nroglid, mas fir Die sruppen-
Mobiliiierung gebraudJt miro, IN
San Mntonio eingefouii weroeil-
MobiIiar, 3elte un0 8feroegeidirre
iperocn fat ousidIicblid BON bier
aeliefert uno @erfitdtten fir Die Ser
iteaung BON ~llniformen ioIlen iiner-
baIb Ger ndditen 9nge cingeridtei
mcroen.
gie Blame fir Die Grridtuna
nes gro6en MiIitdrIagcrs in Econ
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NaHenuerIammlmna

Im Oonneritag abeno s ltbr fin.
oct allf Dem MIamo Yla5a cine Mai.
ienperiommlung 5uguniten bee
Bell gidets ltatt. Mae, ois
Sntereiie an Der beporitebenben @abl
nebmen, ioaten iid efnfinoen uno 10
renL mas tiidtgie Heoner sur gm.
pfeblltng Der &anoioaten anf Dem
Sifet uno ipe5iea iiber Den Wapors.
f~anoioaten 81 iagen BADEN.
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geileibs : 8eldli1e bes 9entiden
Erauen Gilfs : Wercin.

abermals bat Ser 9entid)e Jrauels.
6iilfsnerein Elm ebrenbaftes @itgliei
5ran u. 6eninser,
ourd ben 500 b~erloren, n1b in Slit
betradt, oaB mir oeren 0abinldeioen
tief betralern, lei es
9eidloiien, oaB mir Den traueril-
ben 9interbliebenen infer t%iefites
9eileio hermit be5eugen uno oab
oieie 9ef6liiiie I'M 8rotofon einge-
tragen uno in Der ,Sreien Yreiie"
neronentli6t meroen.
Dos aomite.
Srau s. 0egen,
Srau 6. Storbed,
SRI. Gina @riam.
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SIR &ommiiare fir strafen. mn
1ffentlid)e &erbe1ernmgem.

Sic vTreie Yreiie fir geIas" lit ants
bat fir oas STINT beg 8omHifdrs fir
6traben unb Dffentli6e gerbeIeruneen
in ben acknowledgements Brimdrtpahlen ns
5~lfunbigen utlh er eriuG-- itn1 bic I'M
teritiibnng feiner Sreunbe rnb Der
G~timn1aeber.
Sic uSreie Rreife fir Seras" lit Ii
t~ortiiert. lpuis 6emermanr als Aanbiz
bot fir Dag Mmt BEG &ommiiGrs fir
etraBer nnS 0ffentlife @erbeierungen
IN Sen encouragement Hrimartpablen
anSu5eigen unb er er1uGbt I'M bic Inter-
itiibnna Iei1ler Srsunbe uno Der Stimms
geber.
&ommiiiar fir Garfs mnb eamitat.
On Die @d1ler bon Gan Intonio.
Sails meme 9ienite IN BEN lesten 5fpei
Snbren guren grtpartingeu entipro6en
baben ionten, bin i1 bereit. gud in SEN
ndditen sfpei Sabren gu oienen.
Map 3amhert,
aommifidr fir Harts litto Ganitdt.
Sic rSreie Nrene rur Eeyas" lit aiz
IoLttteIL III. u, y. SHtp1lgtte QlS StnH>
bibat fir Sas Mmt Beg &otnmiffdrs fin
Earfs unb SmitGt in Der beborftehen~
ben BrimGrtpabl au3ufiinbigen. CT err
il6t Inn Cure 1Interitismns unb Stim@
me.
Sir ToIisei= mnS Semer &onmihar.
Sic u8reie Hreie fin Serds~ 1T allz
toriiiert, Gpberf s. ubr als adnbioat
fir bas Imt bes EoIi5eis uno Seners
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