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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
OIL ACTIVITY
At ROBERT LEE
Big Company With a Mil
lion Behind it Enters
the New Field.

Robert Lee, Texas. July 25--The
smith OIL company. OF Sherman, Tex,
this week closed a contract with the
citizens committee at Bronte, u miles
east Of Robert Lee. to sink a $500
foot well in that part Of Coke county
This new well viii be located north
Of the Robert Lee and Bronte road
and west Of the Orient raiIroad-the
exact spot for the well site has MOI
yet been selected This company has
under lease for oil development pur-
poses 10000 acres in the Bronte sec
The Burdett Oil company. whose
well site is on the X N. Alayes place,
on the Colorado river. five miles from
Bronte, are hauling out their equip
ment and making preparations for
drilling The work here is progress
ing along nicely and it is expected
that arrangements Will be completed
and drilling viii begin at an early
date.
Biz Company Comes In.
The SpeIlman Oil company. which
is reported TO have a million dollar
backing. Is now negotiating a deal
10 set in this territory. and upon the
closing Of the deal, which is prac-
---l--44 C-p1eus Is SOON IS LAe e-ust4 e-L-a
are completed, the leases viii be
taken over, and two deep test wells
viii be sunk
AT the Tucker well. they are now
drilling a water we'll as the supply
Of water from the large tank is lin
tied. The water viii be pumped into
this tank from this new well The
oil they tested out at a depth OF $50
feet was found, they think, TO be in
sufficient quantities TO use as fuel
and they believe they viii strike an
other oil sand at 500 feet
It IS believed that the biggest oil
find in Coke county viii be in the
deep wells, probably between 5000 and
1000 feet.
The Robert Lee oil company is still
fishing for tools
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
German Prisoners viii Do
Dutu as Farmhands

Camp Sewer, Greenville. S c.. July
@5--One hundred German prisoners
recently arrived here from the war
prison barracks at Atlanta under
special guard Of IS soldiers and were
Immediately put to work unloading
hay and performing other duties
around the Quartermaster' Depart
Uent- They viii eventually be en-
ployed on the 200 acre farm now be-
ing put under cultivation at Camp
SEWER.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
DAILY RECORD.


Golden Hill. NJ and Leona "
league 70 b. +. Nicholson, lots and
and all Of Let 9. in block 2, on Laurel
street, $4,000; July S, 1918.
El Paso County-W. C.. Morgan TO
Essie Paden. lots i TO u inclusive and
the westerly 1874 feet Of lot 10. in the
san Jose tract in the upper Tsleta
grant S501; August 13. 1915.
1sleta, TeXas-A- J. and Eugene
Bruce, TO Victor Carroll. a tract I'm
the Porcher's subdivision. S190Q; July
%. 1918.
Highland Park-Minnie r. and Jo-
seph Il. Burz, TO Katie Riley Gardner,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
of Woman Weighing
$50 Too Bic For Door

Decatur, Ind July 25--Mrs- George
Ernst, IS, who died recently at her
home here. weighed $50 pounds It
vas necessary 10 take her body
through a double window when the
funeral was held Dropsy was the
cause OF her death. She is survived
by her husband and four children.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
GRAMMAR SCHOOL AT
NOGALES Is DESTROYED

NoEales, Arlz-, July e5.-Fire believed
TO have been u incCndlarv origin, de-
stroyed the grammar school here last
light. The loss was estimated at $4,000.
The building was damaged by fire two
months ago. and repairs costing $4,000
had just been compicted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25

a meeting q the u Pas1 unit q
the resources and conversion section,
war industries board. wednesday night.
reports on the industrial survey were re-
ceived from a large number OF local firms
The chairman of the several committees
aios reported The meeting was not open
TO the public
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25
ABOUT A BACKYARD HENNERY

ABOUT A BACKYARD HENNERY.
Make a hennery one Of your an
swers 20 Hunnery.
A dozen or so hens In your back
yard
Little equipment needed
a hobby rather than a task
Interesting to that boy or eirl.
Feed consists largely OF garbage,
insects. waste, and weeds
Manufactured By Airs. Hen into
eggs and meat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-25

r Eee.one - tll=le. NoEnA An4 llll--l-
Lift Right OFF Without Pain.
A few cents buys a tiny bottle OF
the magic Freezone at any drug store.
Apply a few drops Of Fres1oue upon
tender aching corn OF callus. In
stantly that Troublesome corn or call
lus stops hurting, then shortly you
lift &c out root and all. without any
pa in. soreness OF irritation. These lit
tie bottles Of Freezoue contain Just
enough to rid the feet OF every hard
corn. soft corn. corn between the
toes and the calluses on bottom OF
feet So easy. So simple. Why waltz
No humbuE.-Adv.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-07
IN DISTRICT COURT.
or PROBATE AMI
LAW CASES FOR NEXT WEEK.

Thursday was occupied with tn
trial of the case of the State of low;
vs. Ed Turner, on an assault charge
on the person of one Maggie Rhoade'
and during the day the following wit
nesses were examined: John P. VIII
son, Homer Little, John Mckinney
John Phillips, Tod Phillips, Franz
'Bugh, Mrs. Burt Schlenker anC
Maggie Rhoades. At 1925 p. m. OF
Thursday the jury returned a verde
# guilty of assault and battery as
charged. : %kNHW%
During the trial of the Turner case
the jury in the case of Dawson Ham
mons and Flora Young, tried on Wed
nesday on the charge of adultery, was
brought in and they rendered yer
dict of not guilty. While deliberat
ing they asked the Judge if one of the
defendants might be found guilty an(
the other acquitted. They were tol(
this might be done, but no such action
was takens
Late Thursday afternoon the jury
was CllpdHtltu anu oWOlu ILL., Ol Tx
case of the State of Iowa VS.. Jess Os
borne, and those selected were DaviC
Oakley of the Fifth ward, A. L. How
erton of the Third ward, John H. Phil
lips OF East Garfield, J. c. Hull Of
Prairie, L. c. Mellott of Lincoln, Oar
Bradbury of the Third ward, J. A
Lockhart of Pleasant Grove, R. A
Hatcher of Pleasant Grove, Jay ROOF
of Cedar. Jette De Jong of Black Oak
II. II. Hanna of Adams, and James
Robbins of White Oak.
The case against Jess Osborne is
practically continuation of that tried
during the last term of court against
William Davis on a charge of assault
on the person of Clyde Ballenger al
the England & Waters livery barn
on First avenue east, October 81
1917, and the parties involved are be
ing tried separately.
1t is noteworthy fact during this
term of court that no man on the jury
list has in the selection of trial jurors
been challenged for cause and this is
an exceptional incident in court pro
cedure
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-07


~ NHIs
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| ar II
ue 40
Of Of ~
70 ~
at NM
10 IN
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-07
oskALoosA BOY.
Enlists in Aviation Service at OF
tumwa Recruiting Station.

tSh"a .0CS'o'shS ShahioH'
Ottumwa, Feb. -four Ottumwans
and an Oskaloosan enlisted in the
aviation section of the signal corps in
the United States regular army while
two from Sigourney and one from
Eldon entered the coast artillery.
The eight men were sent last night
by Sergeant ]. NJ. finch of the local
recruiting Office TO Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo, thus starting out the
month well with additional army re-
cruits. The men were:
Aviation section: Martin L. Ander-
son, Arthur l.. Carlson, Herbert B.
Smith and Reuben B. Blomgren of
ottumwa and Fay R. Harper of Os.
kaloosa.
Coast artillery: Dudley J. Smith
and Jay b. Baxter. Sigourney, and
Wilbur s. Shook Of Eldon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-07

"smiIage" books, contain
;ood for admission to the
ltertainment tents In all
and environments, is han
sm~ller cities and towns
he country by chautau-
nm organizations.
ONE In two sizes, for sale
When sent to a man
iIage book carries the
lor on the cover.
-----
propriations for work
fmber 4, 1917, to May
71,9oO. sbans A4r
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-07

The committee on public information
has made the following translation Of
an article appearing In the Bremen
Buerger-Zeitung
"a soldiers wife who had gathered
wood in the common forest of VALID
kirch, near Freiburg in Breisgau, was
sentenced for the offense in the follow
Ing terms:
Mrs. Clara Ganter, on June Is,
1917, has removed from the common
forest of Waldkirch, Sec. 1 %, one
fagot of dry FIR twigs of the value Of
10 pfenning. In punishment thereof
she is sentenced to fine of 1 mark
AMI one days Imprisonment
"The husband of the culprit has been
for three years at the front, she her
self has four small children to support
in the direst poverty. Similar reports
of punishment should be reported in
greater numbers. Our bureaucracy I'M
derstands how to employ this period
of shortage of wood and coal on a
large scale for the benefit of the treas
ury."
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-07

A second training camp viii be held
at Porto Rico, starting February I.
The attendance of 400 viii be selected
IRON citizens and residents Of Porto
Rico. u
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-07

The 10 environments built for the
training OF soldiers cost $iSI,0 900 900.
with net profit to contractors of as
par cent.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-07

At comparison of health re-
TROOPS in the United States
sxpeditionary forces shows the
rate to hospitals to be great
the men in France.
,ns to hospitals in one week
dictionary forces, figured on
1000 men, were 45.2; in the
ties the rate was 1877 per
In the overseas forces the
: rate (the total number Of
ID from duty for any injury
whether or not ordered to
as SAL per 1000 men; in
q the United States 1t was
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-07
wei, Covered.

cram nam w .ars the recent .s ss,s grain
not injured u, e,ero .us for the srea'''
['eh is well ,sn P inch snow blanket
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-07
.,lon at Montelu

c .ss interest Of fuel cons viii hold
NJ sA churches s Of d MoS,ss1 meetings fer
! few weeks
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-07
personals

personals
january was
~ the S1st the
On 81 degrees below
visited recently
illiams. . .he,r
| hay bailer has Se9N
Cd the past week anors
al attended the sh0''
lis week. ., week
= Vas held this WEN
olyille. baby
,en without ana !, t SSui
YEA and Miss Nell " ND ~
s men the week ehO
" ~ !. without hone ON are
.nas OF A. J. Lyllv new.
the ENCOURAGING a ~ or
, rns from Roens nom
citing eth to return nO'A
A. Browneller o. OIL :,
recently C, with their >
ife. Ia son ia
sshington, who o, arr = "
the parental W. sN =, '
|r uI the week emu mre
. perN Mrs. Homer Dye
ar Lacey.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-02-07
- cedar Route o IN

FROM NJ Gear = Feb. 2T The
the Red so Nl't their meeting 7;
y account of BENG
ter IS in a, EsSsip' stationed IA eds, at
OF the s Tart SIN, oxlaho ,naa.
|nipsa an a FsFi having fine S vSirt
they ~, al day in their heir ' now
a as states he don't =, t tney hope
;, y, win be there, but '"'
FRANCE %ys soon Ernest Johnson johnson. G in
md ID ARE are visiting rela'i''
and vicinity. ,,,ooa in Kirk
nesda Mrs. semas Brown ,In, Q, il i
and :, ,S ms'' 5. we're shoppins
lne Tsesa csok OF Eadyvills W
ted . on x ier Of Kirk ,xsilasn esd
| s wiz Ritchie home ''ns shopping
r. :. Viola Ross was
.,;ue TUESDAY.
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Sinb, ipie elm ertsfifder Snseiieur
fast. bereits bsiitfde Woareu
dlfgetan9t.

Sarbin. Manbffatrei, 16. syeb.
= Seutfte Mndren iinb bereits 6its
lid BON Srtutst aifgetdudt, tpie bier
einsetruffene Snformatipn befast.
Deuti& adufleuts iirb in Snrbin
riibria nnb bic @olIdeipiti befpaffnerl
entlaiiene beiitfde striesSsefaneeK,
slir 9eipdtarng Der fibiriifen Gi5ens
E,abn unb 5ur 1ef6Ieuniguns bes
8abnperiebrs.
Gin britifder Jnssniair RGrnens
giper. Der bier aus aroseopdrsp eiu>
aetroffsn TIT, bert9tet, bub bic golf9es
fptti bic bortigen goIbbergtperfe be-
ihIagi,n9ult buben uno bab Diterreis
fyifde unb be,rtfde Sriessgefansere
In ben Bergiperfen arbeiten
s]iper erfldrte, bdb fdlIs bic 9lGiir,
ten midi ,rnoersiigli9 S4ritte tbnn,
nm Borr6tbs urb Ro5uidteridl nd9
Sibirisu 81 fsnben, bic gebiIoeie
Rafs fpfpie bic Dauern fi9 In bic
5dnbe Der Dehf5en besebsn tperber,.
Wadret fperbeu bon ben Seitf den
iebt su pretfen bertanft, ipie fte Dor
bem arieu iibIih fparen unb bic Deiiis
f6en iidern iid ond &ontratte inlb
aunsefionen, tpdbrero Tie su giei&er
3eit propogonba betreiben.
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bisten. Gpisnamen onberer Regimsn'
ter esben auf Qieubsrlidteten auriid.
10 Der bss AZ. Rtginients, bds ~Slnd
Wat9s. bsibt. Diefe i4Daraen 0op
ben beifnnben irfpriinsIia ons Bers'
fdotteH, hfren jdyip1r5e RDde ti9 DON
bem Rotb bsr ensld6en Snfanterie
abboben. afbnIi4 III ss Bel BEN 81.
Regiments, ben .SimmeIbImisp'.
Ous 81. Resimens, beiTen 2tnseborise
Rolf ssnannt tperben. TT Su bisltm
Rdmen auf redt einfnheN eNeiie gefoms
men. CT bebeutet nifts onberes aIs:
Sings Otpn Eight Sufrnterp.. Gin
Wprtipib III ddIiebIin bic Bessids
nung Der 22er nIs bic Oberfeiren-.
benn ipenn mon bic 3abI % 5iffern,
mdbis lief, aIfo ttpo -ttpo, 70 ilinst
es stnnn 70 tpie too--teo, mas Dbers
fein bebeitet.
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GueIiide Oaesimentsipitnamea.

Gs aiJbt popl tein @oR, BET BEN
ni9t cirpeIne Resimenter beIonbere
Gpibnmnen baben; nirgenbs iit bisier
9rau9 tpobl perbreiteter oIs i'm eng
lif1en Deere. u ScarIatti befhdftigt
iid3 in einsr itaIi,nii5sn 3eitidrifi nit
bielem @egenftarbt sno fiihrt oiif
@ruHb ersIif9er Auellen sablreihs
geiipieIs on. Dos 2. gnroe6rngoner'
regiment, bic .grdusn G@otten', tpis
lie nad Der Tarbt ibrer Uniform bei'
Sen, bal Den Spibnamen r.Sinter iei'
rem suriid~ nod bsute. lIebr 100
Sabre 1T ss Der, felt es ibu eriporben
Bat. sSn Der Galaat BET Daterloo er'
rang es Jpn Iib sleidBeitis nit BEN
Borr.dte, duf BEN Selm einsn GbIer
nit o1iseebreiteten Sdapinssn ~ ~ !ra'
gen, mas tein onberes Regiment Gngs
lanbs bari. Sn Der Sdlnd)t Bel Das
terloo bnt bas Reginent ndmli9 un'
ter Giibruns Cir @ilidin poniombps
einem ResiHrents Der alten rdpoIeoHis
f3en @dr6e, bns es befiegte, cine Sob
ne dbgenommen. otIf Der BIZ Ru5mes'
tose bes franSoifi4eu Regimentes:
Wsarengo, Seno, 2luIierlib, Diagram
unS Jrieblonb persei9net itnnbeu. -
gttpas mesbotiT9 tlinsi Der ltrfpruns
bss Gpibnnmers, ben bos erfte eng
liide sSnfdnhrieI eIgestmcnt bat, ndms
lid, ,Des pontiusgiIatus 2eib9aroe."
Dor pielen Sabren, 10 tpirb er3dhlt,
Tpeiften bie Dfft3iere bieTts Regtnens
tes mil ben Offissren eines fran55fis
ffen Reetrenies aus Der picdrbie,
bos fia piel ouf fein Utter 5usute that
unb 1Iter fein tpollt., als oIle anbcrn
europdtIHtn Resimenter unb nt4t ans
fiaHb, feinen llrfpring nif kne RD'
merleeipn suriid5ufiibren, bie nan Der
areu3iguns gbriiti bic Wnden eeifeIlt
bate. Bel siT@. fam bies sur Spras
he, iporduf hr ensIifbe Sberft turs
'agte: ..Menn mir bic Wn6e ee,
babt bdtten, fpGren ipir nidt einees
f6Idfer." Dds 62. Regtrnert Bat ben
eetnnmer Der r5unrptrss (Gprinecr)
biefer Spibndme fol ei1r Gbruna
bnriiefren unb erinneri bdrdn, tpie in
Der amertfnnfffen Gf,Inft bon Tbree
Rtoers bic SolbnteH biefes Dfeatmenis
ben sc&asenen geinb 70 pufdj Der.
Folsten, bob +. TIN gefnreen nrbmen.
Dos 3. R.atnsrt, beFtn Gpibnnms
,Olb ans botbr (uli sxt iil3rp tolitsi.
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lat bas gorreh!, cine tpetbe 8eDer on
Der aOpfbeoedune Su trogeu, unb bies
Ter Brand itommt aus reht alter
3eit, nSnili9 aus btm fiinf3ebn.
ten Jnbrbunbert, mo bic engldn.
Der 70 pisIs aronspfen erI9Ins.n
bobeu foIlen. bab tber Gng.
IGnber iid cine yeber ban ben aopfs
biif6en Der eet0Sien .5einbe aniiedtn
ionnis. Dos IL. Regiment trdgi ben
SpiBnnmen Der r8ensoliffen 5iser'
ben es suglsib NIT BEN Redte, bns
gilbnib eines Tigers auf Der Gdbne
su fiibren. i'm aan.pf beeer einen ils
bif6tu DoIisftamm errunsen bat.
Gis eolboten bes 81. RsA
eiments bdbeg ben tpenig dppetttIiGen
Beinamen Der .Drtdbemben bes 2orb
qdte' Der iebo6 fsin Gpott., fonbsrn
einGbrennnme IN unb baron erinnern
foi. bdb bds REGIMENT IN Jnbitn iabs
relang inter fol9en Bebingungen gu
fdmpfen battle, bat Die RtinIifieit 70
siemfid in @erseHenbeit etrist5. -
Dus 38. Regiment, BITE r6aferfufen,
(6dptrcnfe Inbs) bnbeR 10.
rsn geinnmen bdssr. boB BET Der
Gsaubauo be- 0lsGimsstb bss Gasssp
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ZerIt0rsn
2pllem, ipie ct. Veterss
burg melbet, rniitid3e
9rnppen tire Nysnmitipit.
llnb ben aaupf nit bem Geimb pers
meiben. bis DeutfdIanb nrf ben
GrieSensporf4las seantportet
bot.

aonbpn %. Gebr. ssSn einer
Dom Donneritas batirten Depelfe Der
Grdanse Telegraph 60. aiis ct. pe,
tcrsburs beibt es:
rDsr Riidsue Der gtorSdrmee ipfrb
bnrd bic Sbajahe erf6tpsrt, bab Die
8. Irnlee in tbren unseorbneten
Riidsas ben Des perfperrt. lin bic
gituotipn gu retten, fenben bic Boil
ibtptfi abtbeilungen Der @otben
@aros bon Truppeni6rpern, Ole nod
ntdt eGrsli6 besorsaniItrt iit6.
Bic bic antiport Der OeutIden nIf
ben GriebcnsoorfdIng 9rpsfp's eins
aetroffen III, bat Der gefeblsbdber an
Der tpeitIiden grpnt ben ii4 5ariid5ies
benbsn Seeren befoblsn. admpfe nit
BEN geirbe 3u permeiOm uilo ibre
Wdniiion gu pernidten."
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Gin saissa.

GineR ieba msrtspirbissu Gan ton
6ellisbrsi erSdblt Wlarl9nsr, D<nm
Dptr .Saas peilins' ssssniDdrIis
pieoer ouigffiibrt ipirb. Der iunse
Dinrl5usr bate sben sines itiner er.
fen SperHperie, .Seinrid Nv. uno
o'4ubignt", rolltn0et unb BEL bsr
Dresoensr Snienoanj sinsersi1i. Oa
traumte Ct plosli4 in Der sla1t bes
10. SuIi 1820.er iibf i'm SresDsnsr
3oftbeater uno wobne Der errta
aufflbrung isints Weries BET. .5n
fiebtrbafter Spaanuug Dermas sr
inuu ben 1e9iuu Der Superture ~
ettDarteu. Sic ipirb Ieb5ajt bstlatl9i,
nun eebt Der YOrbone in bic 9obe.
uno Der iunge aomppniit bort jeine
Wssiit DON eriten Siussra uHo GaE.
serinueu porsstraseu. Der Heiiaa
pdGtt Don Sjenf ~ Gssuf, ploslt4
faIlt btr 9iintler aus BEN Bttt MAO
srpadt. Ssbn 2ass ipdier erbielt e
BON isinsm G6uusr aarl Waria pon
Deber bic. erfreuIi1e 4a&ri1t, ON
abenb bss 19. ssSuIi iei Yaari9nsrs
Dper Tn einer sldn5enosn Hsiesuns
nit trffIiGem griolse aufssiabrt
porben. Wori9nsr mar Gin ungemtIu
lebensiutiigsr Nenif. oeHtu lsben'
bigFe SdIIberuns mir bem I'M pisls
SABRE jiineeren Sulius Ropenbsrs
oerodnisn. 4ls q ipdter nod 2eip.
zig Hberfebelte, fdnb e bort i'm
Dtiitelpunik bsr liierariI&.muliialis
ifeu areije, insbdonben eiues nod
bsm BsrIiner Worbilbe Don 6opbir
geitiitesen Dsreins Der 5unnel httr
ber pIsibs. Ssber Der aeiiusbmer
trug isinea bsiOuSeren 6pitnamsn.
Nari1asr feibf bieb sa& ieiner
Dper .Orpbeus, ber Dompir.. isin
S6pngtr, Der DiHter uub G@au.
fpitler DoDIbriid, .Glsd, ,ber Rim
pesmorber-, 6erlosfobu. ber 9erauss
geber bes Ia 2eipaig pteleelefsnen aos
meisn. .6auf. btr auerba4sb6fl
Sondlp psriostopu Utorl9ufr pepB'
nete, ref sr ibm be Worts snissssn:
Der Mafe Naun iR en- Dampir',
unb nun itbie Der 2cmponiF. ieiu ,i'
genes &ieo traDehierea6, fort: .Gib
bod bsm Hrmsa EN- Glos Bier.
DEM istae raabe aebIe, 3srrsibt mir
6era unb Geele'. Don hem Mib
unb Der G9Iasfertisieit Worf4ners
iparen au4 ionf man&e probtn i'm
lImiaui. Cine Sdnserin. bic ols
aIgatbt in 2eip5is saIiierts. fang bel
Der probe uhdrHli& f4ls9t unb DOR
0llsm DitI su laut. .aus 1armbus
5ieisit. Maonms, rief bsr anpslimsi'
Per Mori4nsr, .fnsen Sic bod
pinno!- Sariiber emp0rt. mariisrte
bic is5r sinssbiloste SiiniilGiu nur
nod bsi Der GOrtissuns Der probe.
.Nun, Srr Warfdusr.- msiHts Fs
f8ltbii&. babe i4 9bn.u gu 9aRt
sduHssn2' - ga. Wlabansl Sd
ipOllts nur. sic idnssn bisisn absub
bic ganae partis TO-
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Nempprt.

Die Refrpurt Office fir Sas rGiu.
cinnntier gDlfs6lntt" befinSd fidl in
go. 339 Nurf Gras., eeaenfbc-
bem Gonrtbonie, iuoielbit Reninfri
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