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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

WAGE MARINER Nou ARE LABOR
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and physically unable 20 earn money p
our plan. especially devised to meet tho
wants ~ tho wage Garner, provides a
nafe place Go Invest your savings. largo
or small. wher~ they will draw interest
and share IN pfoftta
For Information call Elliott i.ts or call
on or write TO
EQUITABLE uoNp COMPANY
eei-tes iSwman building. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15
S4-Female Help Wanted

WHY NOT RAvr NoSgyr
LADIES' AND GE%TirMENH SUITS
AND ovERcOATa PROM ssee TO
sisee. PRESENT TINS Al AND CEr
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fse, FtRsr AVE
RAsrBERRr PfckERs FOR CAN
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and springs furnished. FAMILIES pro-
ssrr~d. Stats nurnn~r and a9e - ehii-
dren. For particulars write @ y.
rsnton. Route I. Hes :. Sumner. Wash.
GOVERNMENT NEEDS 20 go WOMEN
clerks. Plantations svsrrvhsrr july
= Evp~rtsnr~ unn~e~EHnry. women
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15
GAS FIGHTING
ON j. s. LINE

WITH THE AMERICANS on
TIE MARINE. June ib.--U y. nh
Both American and German artillery
was active northwest Of Chateau
Thicrry today. The boohes threw "a
large quantity OF gas shells into
Bourcsches and the vicinity. There
were no infantry actions
Tho essential difference between
the German offensive toward the
Marne and tn. drive for Compiegne
is TIM; the former was surprise
and the latter was not. The surprise
element In the Marine advance WA
due 20 the necessary concentration
OF allied forces In Picardy and flan.
derH.
This very concentration now
makes II impossible that HindcnburR
can make an unexpected attack
along the line protecting the roads
to the channel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

LOYAL AMERICAN sniSoLn wrkv-
ers wanted fro-O.rmAnr ot TN
Americans need not apply, Rates ~
pay. lie per thousand Average IS
60 a. thousand per dsy. Msn wanting
60 work apply at Motor hhtnwls Co.
1901 Ahtishotc ave. or call ballard tAk,
tse Fremont. ballard. ballard Beach
or municipal car,
MEN. ACES ~ TO az EXPERIENCE
unnecessary, travel. make secret In
Nestisations, reports. halafiea. gu
penssa American Foreign Detective
Agency. 600. H. Louis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

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cycles. bicycles. accessories and expert
repairing
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15
35-Female Situations Wtd.

35-Female Situations Wtd.
wASTrp-Two EMALL CHILDREN
TO care for. 20 years old. tts .
month. iiao HIswa,hA At. between ,
~~S~~S~1S~~.>SS~> s~J>-S~~~~~.>~~.~
38-Business Chances
COOP Cash GROCERY. coSPrcTIoS-
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3SA-Stocks and Bonds
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-11-08

There were congressional elections held throughout the
country Tuesday. In a number of states United States sena-
tors were chosen. At this writing the results in many locali-
ties appear in doubt but the trend seems to have been towards
the Republicans. That party has apparently won control of
the lower house of Congress and are making bold claims for
the senate. This is to be very much regretted and is remarka-
bile in the face of the accomplishments of the Wilson admins
tration. Especially is it hard to understand how the country
could fail to endorse Woodrow Wilson in the face of a foreign
roe and his wise and statesmanlike handling of the war. The
whole world looks to him for leadership. The war is going to
be settled on the terms proposed and laid down by Woodrow
Wilson.
But looking at past elections, this is an "of year. for the
party in power. The Democrats have had a free swing in
Congress for a number of years and Wilson has been in the
White House for six years. We would not be surprised that
there was some lukewarms among the boys, as Henry Watterson
would say, in the trenches political trenches) because of the
tact that so many of the Presidents appointments have gone to
the East. The boys that whoop up a party expect the loaves
and fishes passed around, and they are right. Again, we are
inclined to the idea that the President did not help the situa-
ton by his recent address to the country.
No doubt the liking of the price of northern wheat and the
failure to fix the price of southern cotton lost the Democrats
many votes in the North and West.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-11-08
DO NOT TURN THEM AWAY.

I When these good men and women come to you soliciting
for the United War Work Campaign do not turn them away
empty. 1t may perchance be that you can not give them mon
ey, but give them a pleasant greeting and a smile anyway.
Few there be, very, very few, that can not give some money.
Those in Grenada county with only the widows mite are as
s. arce as hens teeth.
The total amount asked of the people of the United States
is $3.50, coo, 900 of which more than half will go to the Y. M. G..
a. The remainder will be allotted to the Y. w. c. A, to the
Catholic War Council, War Camp Community Service, Jewish
Welfare Board, American Library Association and the Salvation
Army.
1t is impossible in this article to discuss separately these
different activhies-they are all important. The army would
be crippled without any one of them and likewise would the
life of the soldiers be cramped and darkened without any one of
them.
The American Library Association has collected and put
in circulation more than three million books and more than five
million periodicals.
Did we have the time and the space we could enumerate
highly important work connected with each.
Back them up with your money.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-11-08
SUBSCRIPTION $3.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION
Entered at the Post onee at Grenada. Miss, as second class mail matter.
THE OFFICIAL. ORGAN or GRENADA COUNTY
WE SAID IT FIRST COL. HENRY.

The CarionI edger says that so far as the writer knows
the Durant News dubbed the amendment which seeks to make
a vearling boy eligible for Governor the "Kid Amendment. -
Really we are sure that it makes little difference to either The
Grenada Sentinel or the Durant News who daddied the word
and no notice would be taken of the matter in these columns
were it not necessary to remind the venerable, handsome and
talented editor of the ClariOn-L edger that he does not know
very far about many very important matters. The Sentinel
referred to the proposed amendment some weeks ago as the
Kid Amendment and since that time a number of the news
papers of the state have adopted the term. Col. Henry has
taken the mater of the adoption of the amendment very serious
W. We have never had any doubt about the people saying
.skiddo Kid" Yes, Colonel, we said it first, but that is about
the onlr thing that anybody else succeeded IN saying before you
said il bout the amendment. This is written the day of the
election.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-11-08

Austria Hungary accepted the peace terms of the Allies
The terms are practically those laid down by Woodrow Wilson,
the worlds greatest stateman and the one to whom the allied
nations look for leadership. Austria Hungary was whipped to
a finish. Armistice terms even harder than AuStria-Hungary
was required to submit to, have been prepared and the Germans
have sent men to receive them. 1t is believed that Germany
will accept. But if she does not, conditions are now such that
an army can be sent in on her rear and when we begin shooting
at her gable end, then watch her "kerfunk."
At this writing (Thursday afternoOn) what seems to be
authenlc news says that the Germans have accepted the peace
terms of the Allies and that hostlities have ceased. Accepting
this news as true Grenada celebrated in grand style. The pub
lie schools turned out, the Grenada College girls marched thru
town, the bells rang and the whistles blew, flags were waved
and everybody who could added a hurrah to the good news.
1T peace is not here right now, it is near. The American peo-
pie can rest assured of that.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-11-08
THIS is NO TIME FOR ASKING WHY.

The War Work Drive is on. This is no time for asking
why. 1t is an inaienable right of an American citizen to do
his own thinking and form his own opinions. This can not be
denied him, it should not. There is always a time for think
ing but not always a time for talking. Perhaps many of us
feel that if we had planned the drive for the seven different or
CARNATIONS that we would not have followed the plan now be-
fore the public. Perhaps many of us think that the co-ordi-
nation of the organizations lis mot right, but some of the wisest,
brainiest, best and most patriotic and most far seeing men in
the country laid the plans for co-ordnating the different organi-
cations now working SO beautifully together, hence there is
nothing else for the truly loyal, patriotic citizen to do but to
fall in and help carry out the plans as laid out. There is moth
ing else to be done. :
When the enemy is in front Of you, it is no time for asking
questions, for ~qubbling about details. Nothing can success
fully be done without leadership. And leadership that is
not followed in war times amounts to little.
r And what could go further to show the unity of purpose,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
mar In Scr aejtsrIaelaebt Don
,flarSIasGe,tr rabci.

R ilpautee, @is. - @ieberum
limb Die Heihen Der @%eteraneu Der grp>
BEN ariese 1864, 1866 uuo 1870
III eeliftet ipprbeu, pieberum
tpuree elmer iener 5apfereu CUR 9roben
Mrntee abberufen, uno 5ipar einer, Der
8robarti9es m%itgemdft bat uno elmer
Der ipenisen lpar. bic Die groBe Neitere
attade am 16. auguit 1870 mitmahz
ten unb iiberlcbten. Soisf 8abemader
lit nift mebr. gr btente in Der eriten
Sdipabrou beS l.. 8arbes Srdgonerz
Regiments nuo Hlabte nit ibr ale
Sdlahten uuo 9efehte NIT. als am
10. Gusuit bic ipeitfdliiheu Regimenz
ter Is uno 81 (19. Sipiiiou, Shfparss
foppen) Die feinblide Slante bon
Narssla<Sour aus geeeu Die 6oben
BON 8rupile ansreifenb porgin9en, UNI
bic nnbereu 8ampfer 5u entlaIten,
purbe bisier augriff bon Den f~ran3os
ltId,eu 9ipiiipuen 8reuier unb GiIlep
uuter iurttbaren Serluiten $500
Wann) suriidgeipieier, uno nbermals
nuuBte Die 8eiterei belfeno eingreiien.
Die 8arbes Sragoner iparfen Die beftig
nafbriusenben S%ran5oieu 5uriid uuo
Der fir BITE Seutlfen iiegreihe IIss
eang bes sroBartigen Ge~itertampfe5
gegen 700 ll6r IbeubS bel 9rupiQe,
tpo General bon Sarbp NIT flint Hegis
menteru Die fran3piiihe &apallerie in
pie Sluht ihlug, beluog 0eneral Saps
mirault "a. Sorps) pon etnem ipeis
teren aueriif auf MarsslasSour nnb
5roupiQe ab5uitebcn uno ipntit mar
bic Orobenbe 0efabr fir Den Seutihen
Iinfen Sliisel abecipenbet.
Sieie Ittade unb bieIeu Heiterz
fampi madte Der Seritorbene nit.
04it $50 Nann riidte Die Gsfaoron
ms SeIb uub nah ben &dmpfeu iuaren
MIR II Waun unoeripunbet ii6rig 9ez
blieben. Siner Der bei0en Sohue
Sismard's. Die geibe in Der 1. gss
taSrou ais Sfii5ierc itanpen, purpe
audi pertpunoet.
Splepb Mabemaher crreihtc eiu
alter bon iait ~ Sdbren. Or ipuroe
in S~unbbeim 4reis 9erntaItel, 9tegicz
r~unesbesirt Srisr, Nbeiuprpuin3, AM
%. Sebrlar 1916 geboren. Sort pers
beiratbete er iih am 10. Sanuar 1872
nit Rarie Gliiabetb Serihs, Die i'm
nit ibren aiuoern, SEQ s., Soiepb S.,
Sermonn ). uub Nattbias s. Haoc@
NADER, Srau Hplie aniler. Srau
Warin Mc8uire uub @m. q. Raoez
NADER, Shpiegertohtern, Sdpieger>
iobneu. gnfelu unb S~crlpanotcn be-
trauert.
Sm Sabre 1881 lrautcrte baS Che
poar uaf Ameritn aus uno IieB iid
suerit in @raue Napibs nieber. 3ebn
Sabre Ipdter berSpg Die Samilie mad
0ilpauise. felt weldler 3eit ct on
Der II. strabe elm Sebergcihdit err
iolereid betrieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
B 4uxembm9er Natmithten, /
X&TTSXXIXI2EV

nsnbsu Samilie sIsideu Ramens,
Ser 8rdutigam lit elm Sobn Der
Bitttpe @ilbelmi. 9as iunse Yaar
bat cine ste0uus auf Der Gb. Durham
Sarm bel Struble a%ngenommen.
4ludpuni6l - 8. .. 8ilmss tam
porIesten Samstas nit ieiner 6amilie
bon 9unbee. Wiun,, nah 2eItars unb
beSog fem GigentbumL ben friibsren
8aIcut RIas i'm iibli6en staottbeile,
6. N. 3.
Hemiem, Sa.-Saunes 9offmann
bon Dubuque tit borise Wode bier
angelan9t unb er fpirb lid ldneere
Belt bel Der camille Wihel Sreinen
aufbaIten.
ct. 7pnatus, Sa.-Wit tnapper
Notb entging porige 8ode bas Seim
bon Serrn unb Srau Wattb. atrit)
Der Seuersbruuit. 8egeu Wittag
entbedte nGmli6 Der bohtp. 8aIaiter
oide NaubippIfen, bic inter benz Sad)
bcs Sauies berporaualmteu. CT itlue
iofort alarm unb NIT 9ilfe einiger
Rnhbarn fonnte bic @usbreitung Der
Seuersbrunit perbinbsrt tperben.
geaepue, Sopa.-9er bod5tp. q. s.
Bies bat lid pprise Bohe auf ben
Neg nah Sndionpiae, Slpriba, ge<
matt. lluterlpeas beabiibti9t er iih
in Baltimore, @S,, unb in st. Yicrce
a%ufoubalten.
Bort Waibinstpn, Wis.-Ger 2us
rembureer 9ruberbunb. .Settiou go.
1S. bon Belgium eripdblte IN ieiner
SabresperIammluug folgenbe 8es
amten: Yraiioent, Sobn 8. Sbiu;
Vrot. Setretdr, Sraut &raus;
SinansietretGr uno Sdasmeiitcr, g.
g, 0ierron; Mnridaa, Wifael alos;
1ruitee, g. Yierron. Ser @ereinss
Rrdiioent Chill lit i'm lle6ungslaser
in Camp Gutter unS mar 5u einem
fur5en llrIaub an Sauie.-P. 8. 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
g,.xsn.b,,resr 0atstts, ynnaasrstaa, ben ~. ga,t,.ar 1913.

RoIissifommiiiar @ttinser ii4 bon
Merl fommenb iiber. ben 8eiBfnepps
den mad Snuie besab. fpuroeu pl0ba
LID auf Der anbobe bes @eibi9t 5tuei
8epolperihlNe auf i'm a~bseeebeu.
Beim eriten SduB mari lid Der Gns
qesrifieue 81 Boben, 10 baB Der stueite
Sdub iiber i'm b%intpeggiug. Damn
ipran9 CT aui uub CAB in Der Hihs
tuna. aus Der Die ShiiI'e 9efommen
tuaren. ebenfaus einen Repolperihub
ab. tporauf er i'm Ouufci MIR Die llms
rifle elmer fliebenben 8eitait lpabrS
nabm, Die in Der &ihtung Der Nterler
@ieien nerihpanb. Iuem Inifein
mad bate Der Inereifer ben beimz
te6reuoeu aommiiIar am @eserano
e%rtpartet, UNI iein feiges attentat gu
berilben.
gerbura, 2. Nop.-Seute itarb
bier mad LANCER, ihmer3liher, nit
6riitIi6er 8eoulb ertragcner &rants
belt 4err Hti6eI Yoos. gr lit 8ruoer
Der boGip. perreu Seiuitenputres So
bann nno Subert Poos III ben Ser.
Staaten unS Der Stlueiter aorienue
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

TALON, trumpeterx and is about to or
ganiZe an orchestra.
Aloysius NJ. keim. 2Sth Inf. U. S.
A, born Dec. 40, 1898.
William Schreiner, Co. L, L. s. Inf,
Camp Logan.
Nick Merseh, BIT. A, 124. Field Art.
+. Linster, Co. +, 1913. Mach. Gun Il.
Peter May, Co. 12D. Inf. U. s. n. G.
Emil Reding, 1872. Inf, Co. +.
Nick Wilwers, 49,. Inf, Go. +.
Nick Brosious, 124. Field Art.
Anthony BOeyer, 1870. Inf, Co. L.
Mic Kenkel, oldest son Of Mr.. Mic.
kenkel, born in Pratz, Luxembourg, has
been the first Luxemburger from Ear
ling, Iowa, to join the army. He is
In Camp WOrden, Wash.
Kindly send us the names and a
short biography Of boys of Luxem-
burger descent, who are with the u. s.
army or navy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Gnrentbnrser prs3eiiienen.
HeminisSen5eH iiber bic 6hternaher
SprinsprO5eiiiuH unb bic Sftaps
p~ruSeffun.

Zen msiiteu SeierH liz lpobl Die
@d)ternater Springs Sro3eiiiou be-
fannt. lpobei Die Rilger unb Better
elm Haar Shrifte portpdrt5 unb
einen Sfritt riiffpdrtS ipriugen, ans
itatt in regularem Tempo fort8us
.geben.
Seit uralten 3sitsn mar es nun
Sraud, bab Die Bilger ees 9ories
8arpeiler Die @hternaher Springz
pro5eIiion cr~0iinetsn. 9araui folstcn
ste ilbrigeu fremoen Rilger. unh bic
gtternater ihloiisn ben Dug. Oar
mn iaste man: ~9ie gdternad)er
toumen bintcnuad." 9ieier Sprub
bat lid bis beute erbdlteu.
8edt furBpeilis lit audi, mas lid
5ugetragen bat, ais Safer Soiep6
Der 3peite, der Sitter BON Seiters
reid, Die geuanute Yro3eiiion pers
bpten bate. Sas taiierIihe Chit
mar %erIaiieu poroen am ia. Mai
1856. uub bic 3rpSeiiion ioItc sGn3>
lid auigebobeu ieiu. 9od bas Bon
IteB lid feline liebgerponuene SPRING
Yro5eiiion" niht 10 obue neitereS
pe9nebmen.
Nm 4fiugits 9ieustag periammels
ten lid piele @hteruaher uno
Srcmbe, uno begannsn ben s~eipobnten
Gang, Ia tamen bic S%tnbtbeboreen
uno forScrten Die 9ilger I'M Rannen
pes @eiebes auf. lid gu 5~sritreuen.
Die Sduser itorteu lid jsbof nitt
baran, ioneern ipraneeu fpeiter, Die
@eiger NIB Die iibrigeu Wuiifanten
ipieIten Die ~gepobute 0teIooie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

gus Die 8eb0rbeu fprtfubreu, nuf
ibrer Sorberuug Su beiteben nno it'd
utht entfernen tpollten, idtpnngen Die
Yilger ibre StDde. unb inbem tie tpeis
ter fprangen, riefeu tie linen 8u mad,
Der Relobie beS Bro5eiiions< San5es:
yBanu ed net nm Spran9e mar,
Der SeitusI bet ed buoIen!"
9as 8ereebenbe e~rinnert an cine
abnIide @piiobe, Die lid in bemielben
Sabre, 1886, turB psr Der gdters
nader Bro3eiiion, in 2%urem6ur9 alb
seipielt bate.
Die ertpGbnte Serorbnung bon
&aiier Soiepb Dem 3peiten inter
iaste BEL ieuen Rro5eiiioneu, Die Had]
benz 8ciese nod 9ebalten lperoeu
ourften, oas Serumtragen bon Sta
tuen, @ilbern unb &mtsfnbnen. Gent
mad burfte aIio aud bel Der SftapS
Vro5eiiion has Warieus8 uuoenbilb
Der ,Sr6iterin Der getriibten" nit)t
mebr 9etragen fueroen.
Sei benz Gerger, Den Die 2uremz
burger barob empidnoen, perloren tic
jeboh ibren WutteripiB nift. Sic
@erorbnuus iaete, 8iIber bilrfen
uift aetragen tueroeu. 0utl
Damn ioa aud bas @naoenbilb niht
setraeen iueroeu.
Der Sttap Sonntaa fam! Ser
Bfarrer Yaul Seller bate Die Eroz
seittou auseproHet, unb 5tunr mad
Vori6riit bes 8eieses, obne Yruut
unb Wuiif. aber lpie ipar man err
haunt, ais bas Bib Der ,SrDIteriu
Der 8etriibten" erlhienl Cont iuurbe
es bon bier Yrieiteru bel Der Sro5ei<
lion setrasen. % man cs biesmal
nitt tra9eu burftc, 10 mar cine
@rti6e eigeus fir Den 3fped ein9es
rittst unb seidmiidt iuurOen, oaS
8naoeubilb itanb Sarauf, uno Iinfs
unb redts iaB lie Elm 9rteiter gum
gbrengeleite. Sragen burfte man
bas 8naoenbiIb niht, 10 ioute es
seabren tpsrbenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

SiebsuaIsr. alt IA Sabre, Iiasr. -
g: auguit Rediuger, alt 81 Sabre.
Sfmieo, aus Cid a. B. ald.; grnit
Sobann Yeter Serber, alt s Sabre. =
g.: albert Snfepb aIops Reuter, alt
2 Sabre, aus BoHnetpeg; Maria auDs
ier, alt 43 Sabre, Gbeirau bon Qbris
titan Sdils, Waihinenipdrter 81 CID
a. B. Als. = H.: Qeinrih Neper, aIt
So Sabre. GRANDDAUGHTER. - g.: 6eins
rid @elter. alt rs Sabre, Saslobner,
aus 9iibeIiusen; 3ilaire Sbsiien, alt
AZ Sabre. Gftroi. giuuebmer. - g.:
gliiabetb Mlice Sdmit, aft II Sabre.
= T.: Iaria @esaue, alt At Sabre.
gbeirau bon Teter Stroud. Dinoer
3u Staetbrebimus; Hatbarina Serter.
aft So Sabre, 8ittipe pou Sob. S6eer.
5tlbs. S6ubmader; Sob. @roih, alt
AT Sabre, gi9eutbiimer aus NospeIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

aus 8erborf. gr ieIbit bat bon
ieiuen &inbsrn brei Der Birdie gu be-
Ionberem Sienite 9eideutt; 5tpei
Sobne pirten ais Bfarrer in Ssig
reip. als @ifar in Shifflingen urb
cine Softer ai5 4Ioiterirau IN 8emih.
Ser gereipigte mar l~an9idbrieer ginz
nebmer Der Girhenfabrit uno binters
ldBt bas bette aubenfcn.
Bfaifeutbal, 10. 9ioo.-am
Sreitag iuurbe auf Dem aird6of al
Sie6enbof bic i'm Hitter bon rs SabT
rem peritorbene Sebamme Bittipe
Nartinz Chill, Rutter oes Ppli3eie
Nsenten Germ War Iartin, our fees
ten Hlibe beitattet. 5rau Wsartin
bate 81 Sabre IN Der 8orltaet Pfafs
fentbal als Sebamme seipirft une
nabe8u 5000 @ntbinbuneen poraes
npmmeu. Sm Sabre 1902 nareu
lire gerbienite burh @erleibung Der
bron3eusn ReoaiIle bes Grbeus Der
gihenlaubfruHe ofisntIih anertannt
iporocu.
SsweiIer, 90. Nop.-Nm less
ten SoHntug feierten mir uniere
&irmes. Siir bieies Set iparsn 10
Stipeine 81 burhiduittiih einem
3eutner unb bier Stiid Hinboieb ees
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