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making the amendments of our basic
charters so easy that they may be
changed without knowledge and with
out consideration.
The Ballet.
Eve have given the ballot to all
men. We will probably soon give it
to all women. BY the initiative and
the referendum and the recall we have
ALREADY placed it In the hands Of au
Anthinking momentary majority to
sweep aside all of the land marks and
oil of the safeguards OF the past II
these land marks are worth preserv-
ing we must ourselves realize their
value and we must ourselves make the
value generally known. We must re-
solve politics and government into
terms of human life. The day Of luck
and Of chance is over
81 Panic and Disaster.
There was time when panics and
disasters were OF little moment, as not
only were our people schooled In hard
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"a Z Z 81
days and his nights to the service OF
his country" said Judge Amidon.
Il haven't always had that kind OF
q United States attorney. have haG
some as energetic as Mr. Hildreth in
drawing their pay. Sometimes ] think
Mr. Hildreth Is too energetic, but God
knows can take care Of a surplus OF
energy. ana can never supply 2 de- ,
ficiency. 3 'sss 81 Il III {
.I have been on the bench a long
time, and have covered large cir
cult have seen many United States
attorneys in my time. 7 have never
seen, one anywhere who in Q time Of
great stress has performed his duties
with more consecrated devotion % the
public good. Not only has he s,lb6rd-
mated his private affairs to the serv.
Ice OF his country, but he has been in
dustrfous in the public good, and one
thing more, he has been absolutely
unapprOachable." MA
Defends Democracy.
Referring to Judge Bruce's remarks,
the federal jurist expressed an all
abiding faith in the destiny OF democ-
racy. " G
zone truth shines out of this awful
apoch like the; fixed stars of heaven
that the supreme mistakes have not
been made by democEacies. Those ir-
radicable mistakes have been made
by experts. Men Of that kind have
made the incurable mistake of saying
that solemn treaty was only scrap
of paperd 1t was men of that type
who put the Lusitania at the bottom
of the sea and. made war on women
and children. 1t was experts who trod
down Belgium; it was experts who.
have planned and carried out this hid,
eous plan of terrorism. England has
made mistakes: France has made mis-,
takes; America has made mistakes
but humanity has way out of those
mistakes.
''We have now reached stage
where Democracy in America and De-
mocracy in England and Democracy in
France are organized and clad in the
light of a lofty purpose. They stand,
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ship, but their wants were few, and
there were mfllSOns sof unoceupied
acres Of land which were open to the
unemployed. The vacant land how
ever, has not haan socc4pisd and 1t has
been proposed to give even those
which are privately owned but uncui
problem Of existence lis growing
keener and keener. We can play ut
politics no long for politics will in
y0lve human destines and human
hives., We must face the issue square,
/ ". We must declare for q govern.
ment by law and we must understand
what a government by law means.
! Above all we. must face the problem
OF the courts We must keep our
respect Tor government. We must make
1.-THE courts respected and make 1t pos
lsibte for them to be respectable.
Nsas2 Inspect for Courts.
III In short We could have . gov
eminent OF law and not by man, and
III we would preserve the freedom and
the Institutions that arS ours, we ~
lawyers. must see TO 1t that the courts
are respected and above all we must
make II possible for, them to be re-
spected. This can never be the case
| Il we tOlerAte what has been done IN
North Dakota srecently, n we allow
judicial campaigns to be fought on
platf forms 81 fal1ahU0d, II we stand
idiyfby and allow judicial decisions 70
|,be misQuotad and distorted, and men
Ito be elected not, 'becaliSe they are
eminent lawyers but becalle they and
their; supporters have lied, II we allow
kpfficers Of the court Who honM sles
tain the purity q the law. % seek
election by this means. 4 we allow
them to gos before political conven.
lions ana pledge themselves e as g SUD
port everything tnat tnat cohyens,on
fa sN'sl u We alloW thenl ~ Iun q
the piatlola aat 3 ~ AsyI1 1870;
Ina. hacsssa ca ,rs insaer ~
governor, because ceIsain ai ":
must pc *?uglceiMaiIy pIoytsse.su ~ e 8
tam pohticai. p.osIsnn i i, plus. ye. We
cared consstitutional any "a st ~
II judge Amidon's Talk. B. III:
Judge C. F. Amtdon stated he had
listened with interest to Judge Fisk's,
paper showing that the federal govern.
ment had no police powers. It had
been, interesting. said the federal iufs
ists iii view OF the fact for at least
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press, if they adhere to their loaths.
1t is not fair to protest against ju-.
,dicial legislation and then in the same
breath Of cfticize the courts if they
do not lind some means of setting
aside laws which we have passed in.
haste and later on do not~desire to
have enforced.
1T is time for the American people
to stop and ask themselves what they
really expect of their courts and what,
they really want and above all to ask
themselves whether they want a gov
Eernment by law or government by
individuals, q government by law or
an executive and judicial despotism.
I'VE must face our constitutions and
the constructions of our courts Wand
either accept or change. We must
make up our minds once and for all
as to how far Judgment by,a judiciary
may 60 and how far not.
I'VE must remember that the consti-
Etutions were not formed in or the
courts created with the power to en-
force them in order that progress may
be impeded, but rather that an oppor-
tunity for sound Judgment and sober
thought may be afforded and that if
fundamental changes are made in the
great principle for which men have
fought and struggled through CEN
turtles they shall be made soberly and
with ideliberation. We must make up
our minds whether the courts shall
! No Tho HnH.nu osv,a k{xo abosa nj 40 ~
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WAR MOTHERS OF MARYLAND UNITE TO
HELP UNCLE SAM LICK KAISER'S HORDES
fnv N.,x.p J, per Enterprise .Ass'n)

10y Newspaper Enterprise ASSN
Baltimore. Aug. Baltimore WON.
en- have rallied periodically and en-
! Enthusiastically to the call to form a
Maryland branch of the War Mothers
OF America. Already more thae 400
women have filed membership appli-
cations.
The Baltimore chapter will atfili-
of War Mothers and it Is expected
to grow to membership OF several
thousand earnest war workers who
will lend their united aid to the gov
eminent in every effort to bring final
victory to America and her allies.
The first meeting was held short.
lily after q resolution granting ma.
tiOnal charter totthe War Mothers OF
America had been introduced In
Congress, After the local organiza'
ton is perfected the invitation to
send delegates to national con-
ventiOn at Evansville, Ind, Sept. 49,
70, will be acted upon.
when the War Mothers of America
idea first was mentioned here, 1t
touched q responsive chord in the
hearts of the womenfolk But that
didn't mean anthying definite, con
crete The movement lacked local
leadership.
The breach was filed. The Won
ems Welfare Association. OF the One
Hundred and Seventeenth Trench
Mortar Battery patriotic women
whose purpose Is toAmake happy the
men of that battery. Q purely local
unit now taking part In the big do
ings lover There"-took charge of
things and determined 70 put the idea
over-big.
Mrs, Harry Skinner, president, Of
the welfare body, and Mrs. S. X. Mil.
Ter, an officer of the organization,
called together some Of the women
informally, and it was decided in q
iiffy that the body was Just the pro-
per organization to, take hold, 'of the
movement and make it ago" in
Bantimore and throughout the state
borough, wife of the former governor
OF Marlandy and Mrs. NJ. c. Fenton
were active in the formation OF the
new body. la$
Mrs. Skinner, was mentioned for the
presidency Of the. organization, but
she sidest stepped that homer on the
plea of having too much other work
to do. 1t is more than likely, how
ever that she will he prevailed upon
to accept the executive management.
And so Baltimore and all Mary.
land Isl going to be an aceive, upand.
doing integral of the War Mothers OF
America women whose sole aim will
be to help their men in uniform put
the kaiser and his hea1tless hordes
out Of the running forever.
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Vi Mai. Gen. WYlliam, III lngfltt has
bean appointed chief engineer Of the
American Expeditionary Forces. He
held a similar position In Cube in
1906. ...
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rel Strdbe.
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front Sttafe.
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4penue.
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JSacob 8. M,auter, 21, atron, 8.
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4 MpeHue.
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4penue.
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Beatrice Dpens. 18, 52e Rrnnb
Strdbe.
IDdbib Dl. 5attOn, 46, SonesSilIe, ,Hp.
l4dis Srants, 33, 2O5 OF 13. Ctr.
(Woobie Dunbler, 80, $40 Carlisle
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Uerein fir 9iafpnie.
SOnntas 1T Sabrssneriaulmltna 1t
Der @riteu 9emtid, Sfef. STRIDE.

Weptgsn godrfiittns begeht Der @o.s
prpteitantif9e gberstn fur Diufpuie
isin 80. SabresfeIt. llnb 5tpar fin
BET es in Der Griten Deutfh Refers
mirien Rfrte (gfep. Z. Otto @ib) on
Der Gde Breerrdn iinb 6ulbett apes
me ftutt. Sie @edintentpnh gebt nm
2 llbr gednniftdss i'm Gaonnfagss
ihulsimner ppr fid, unb INN 2:30
llbt besinnt Der iyeitgDttesbierrit nit
rtu1fpIsertber 9eif6ftsperfammIuts.
fSiir bic Geier III felgertbes Bro.
grnmm feftgsFsst: Srselprdlubtrm,
ssrau gIara @aile gfeinhdrbt; BE
ariibuna Der 1eftperiammIuns burh
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grIsIilra sinsr SdriftIettipn unh
@ebet, poitpr 6. 8. MebIer bon Der
Def. SdIsms &irdr; ghpreefdne;
gsrebist BON gaffor Gj,S.preb BON Der
GpanssIifden airhe IN price 6ilI;
G4rrgsian1: aoIIettE
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Damn fpIsen be Sabresberidte bes
pr6fibenten. !. Dornette, Sr., oes si'
nansfetretdrs (als folder funsirt tens
prrGr Rep. u. q. 9obnann); bes
Sdabmeiiters, 6. SdGfer, uno Oes
Supsrintenbenten, Barter u. g. Cob
marin. Daran fhlnben itd1 bic 8ers
einsper1arelungen unb Der 8eridt oes
Mab6tpmnrittees. Wlit eem @eidng
bes 8eries rgs feeHe uns Der Serr".
einen gebet unb grtbeiIana bes Se-
gems burb paitpr s. .. Big tcHHt
bic 1Seier gum albfdlub.
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gpmpbomiefonsert.
Ssr giOIiniit 5aranss sbibaab sf.
3isIt einea id55aeu Griols.

Jm gsiirissn ebmpbonieiOnyr'
anter gittpr 5erberis eeituHs .puraI
Der ipan56Tii@e @ipIiniit Sataaei
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dEfter aui. in Der ntufiialiiden Cite
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iannt, eilRr ppH stpei apmpoIitirren
bic Der apmpoHtif fiir itinsn beriibHI.
ten lonbsmnnn utfb sbsnio fxriibm'
ten @eisst Sdrafnie ssfhrisben bat
Tlan Iiebt, 6err 7bibuib bat iih tein.
Itledkn 9orbiIber nnsae.pdbli. uni
bisIen uabssl!pnitfisn ipaf itih ehrIi'
tbes Gtrtben. Der iunse &iinitltr bai
einen fehr auten Gtnbrud senoht.
Der, it peiier Die @isbtrsdbe ees Wers
fss fprSf9ritt, Sar4 isin IeelsnbolIes
Spiel periieft purbe. gnlb Tiib ittiS
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bic fpdniiden Relcoisn an bas DIR
ner 55ter, be ibnsn nub ipiuig
lduittert Das OrHeHer fpielfe biss
tttt, 10 bab Der GOIiit pOG sur geIs
iirrg tam. CT BAT eirsn if5ntn anb
ippblpetoienteu grfols er3hIt.
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ITpenrdden Jeens iinb Bnfbnsben 70
irsfflid maitidIiidsn eluserud bet,
leibt, ipar cine batitenstpertbe 4ufa
eabt bss Srtefkts, bic es in ibealer
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Bisnetgdbe ber S5rerIduft Elm Ges
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ssbanienbolIer Jtitstpfet. Die Isbt
programmnummer mar ein rbnpie6is
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aie y. 4 .. Sabm
aiinbigt bic ausT9ultuns tpeiterer
3iise nebif ssa9rplun 9erdnbee
rungen an.
Die neae gerorSruna tritt morgsr
in &raft.

Der @eneral pdfaster : @gent
Der Baltimore unb Obio Babn, 5err
George 90. Sduiggins, tiiH0i9te gee
fern an, baB feline 8abn in 1eberetrls
thinning nit Der 8eipesung siir Gins
ffrGnfnna bes pafagierbienites bon
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ffnIten iperbe:
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unb @dfbington I'm $40 libr Wtorz
aens; 80. 4, M6Fabrt in ct. Goiiis nm
/ lIbr Waorgers, Mnfunft irgintinnati
i'm 11.45 llbr 8srniittdes; go. ga,
spifden Bridgeport uno 8incentes /;
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ner; go. 66, sieifden Gnntner nttb
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In Cincinnati eintrtfft.
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luerben in Wdibirgton duf onTdliez
tenbe 3ii9t trdnsferiert tperben.
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gd,meIl sfpnru,iiiipn
G. W. GbDarbs berbIeibt aIs grdIi'
bent on Der Spise.

Oe gfapib Erariit RoutmiTiof
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6. 70. Goiparbs gum prGiibenten, g.
70. Dornstte gum 0isesprdiioeitsn
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SffentIihe Sibunsen d,ibtraiint ipers
ben, norm iib jeber Biireer d1isyprez
den tam, TobdIb bic gorarbeiten ber
Ronmiiiion melt genus eebiskn iinb.
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6amiItpa.

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GSnarb grnf, 449 Sho FINITE Ctr.
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de, ipeI6e re am bciien psrIiekn, prss
niat. Gplm EN- gsrFGbrsn 1T bbhe-
rid unb riidt IN 6drnpnie NIT ariiss
rifanif@em geiIte, bsr ii1 ftets als
biiIia mn tuIbfnnt trfpiefen bdt. gs
III iibtrbuiipt ieine befonbere Betpes
euttd n0tbfs, nm ben @cbrdii9 Der
DsuiIdn Sprad,t In IutberiTheil @ss
melnbtn airf8uhebsn, btnn bsr btbi fdj
nm 9aufs bet 3sit pom fsEbif aiif. Die
Rinbtr bettffkr gliern iptfben aifies
rifafHd unb bieIt Sitben Die erigIifbt
'6prodt Dor, iihb NIT Der 3eit muB
enaIii6 eingefiibrt fDerben. Wsnn
a6er GItern unb 0fobsItsri bic bsnts
fde Sprade bsibsbalttn ipoIIeii, neil
re fie bsffer rtrftebsn, 10 iIf has fein
Detpeis, bub lie ltlipotriptif9 finb.1
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Jbr tytbrand 1t IsSisIidl eins Sras,
BET s.itIidIfeit.

ginsrn Reporter bsr .gorf ,Diss
rnttb- asssniitet Bat ii9 unldHaii
Or. o. 70. gnbers, ber felt pitr3is
ssobrtn Nnifor Der luibsriIhen gbris
jtus Rirde In Uori. pa. III, in feIs
qsnber Weiis iitsr bic 6prahenfraee
in bet sfisf< sedubert: .Jn ber ebtis
ftus stJltfths ipirn itben Gonntng am
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saht aeuis aiebt, bic has Dmifdk beIs
.fst btfiieben aIs bds GnsliId)t iinb 5u
pieftt g7iidiidiindbms bsrentist iinb.
Tst g6raus1 einr freibsn Gptdas
IN elmer Airdk III itine syrape nes pas
ifiotismns, Mmefifdnismus, grcs
DtiHhtbanis obsr ifstnb cine ahbste
att bon pfos ossr Jsns, fonbeta
sIne 5rags ber Viitlidlsii. Sd bin
isin SpfadknIsbtsr. ID bin tin preSis
Ger bee gdnseIiufis. Auf msiner
aonsi f<hant ID mir ban Germ gum
Wuifer, Der an jsnesn gfiHsfltd5s
but4 ben Hlunb feinsr apoifeI BEN
Bolt IN aIitrlsi Sprodkn mn 3Hnqsn
rae Mort pertiinbsn Iisb. Die N6lftt
ToiIitn es In ihrsn sissnsn Gpradkn
bSsen. llnb bieIs Wsifs bob<n ale
Bli1ionars b<fcIai. bic has Mort Bots
lts In frembs qdnbtr ettragtn baben.
Dds gbrifitnibum ipirb in allen Gprds
hsu ber grbe btriiiHbtt. Gs etbSft
seintri beionbefsn qanbe an, ss ftnni
fein<u RniienaIismus; e III 10 fptii.
ibit bic wsli in.
~gs in SuBsris silisiiia nnh bo1is
iinaefedli. sintli azierifor;ffxn ptesis
Get tiftpdifioiif6 III xhhsn. ip<il 1t
feiHfH eslisn in tiHtr frsmbm Gpra,
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in ben beafidj<a arsiiea 1T IDieSer
nit iblidJsm SIsih srarbeifet
iuprben.

auriliarp SO. 9 bonn gaoikn areai
tonnie tpieber cine srobe gartie &c:
ftrtdk uno sebdtelte @aaren abIie.
fern, bic uniern Soloattn i'm Ielbt
gut 5u ftatten iommsn perben. Dis
SeHbung ertbieIt:
Speaters - Srl. Bartholomew s.
Jrau Gepbett 3, 5rau Fuiateri, lgrau
9Oepte, Gtl. eihborn, grau aurbs
mro 5pou gembers is 2, FRI. Reff,
Jrl. SOnes. Jrl. Sub, Jri. 9pepfe
Jrl. Dir. 4rau 9nrtHtaftu, frau
petfds, grI. Wtarit Brad, sFrau
Wpeier, Jraa 9uffarber, grauGdu.
mo6er, 5rI. DoIton, Srau 9iatna,
Gran 6diportb, &atie ltnertl, americo
gafint sbervfa gnTini, yran rip
pert, 1rdii Didcre, 5rl. alanss Wos
gar, Grdu 0rtmmingsr, sSrda giirit,
Srau Repiper. iyraa G9irmann,
Grau Dm. Wusn6, Jrau Congo unb
Gbna gieper ie l.
Mufflers - Jrau siinear, sfrdu
@embsra, Jraii arrigo, Srau anter,
grI. gseeff, SyrI. Seifter urb Gina
WereuriD ie l.,
pulsrdrriter iSrl. Reef unb Srau
Weis6root i 2 paar, SRI. eonsifreet,
Grau 8urbt, Jtai @remntnset, grl.
5icipdd urb EbreiagaFini ie / paar.
5slne unb Rapbsh - Srau Broom
8, grnu 5artrnann arS 7tI. gfitr-
man 2, 5rf. Dcep.e. 'ytau giLIina,
Jrl. stiendff, s}taa qm5oFet, 8rau
Wueh5 uTb JtI. 5uBIb ie 1.
Soden - JrI. 5trbb 2 ponr, FRI.
pfittmdnn itnb 7srI. Safie nnertI ie
/ pnnt.
aIs HeTaItnt gemlinianer arbeii
lisfetten ferner:
pbiIippns 9.meinc. - 6 Gtreas
srs, 8 paar Goden, 2 paat puiss
iDdrmsr, 2 MuffI.r, l SeIm unb 1
aiiTeH.
ct. pnulus gemtiilbe, 15. unb
Race Stt. - 10 Speatsts, 4 pdur
puisndrnler. 3 Muff!er anS 2 5eIme.
gonferbatorp Of Ruiic - 16
Snxoter, 8 qanr puisipGrnsr, 2
MuffIer, / pdnt Soden, / 5eIm.
0ritte Deiitfts prot. gemeinpe-
I 6lreatsr.
2. Ger. griiosr gsnletrbe = 3
WuHltr, ! qaor puIsipGrmer, l
Stpedter, 1 6slm.
ct. Jobdnnes geneinbe, Mf.
qu5urti - 4 Gpsotsr unb 2 gmr
Gpdsn.
CT. peters gemsinbe. gltdTdnt
Rib9e - 3 Snsater.
8perftaiie y Il Gduares, 8 geus
tel, / WdfdEobpsn.
9. Diftriitftnle - II Snihens
til6sr. 3 Str.ater. / qnnr puIspdr-
iiisr.
Raf1igifyuI. 19 a;Ten, 9 getts
ioden. 6 eeibbinren, 5 Wlafflet, 5
gsuteI, ! gl11r puIswdrmr.
Sanbsituis-3 93oa. puIspdrm.r
uho 8 Speattr.
/. GnsI. aatb, gsmeinSe = 12
Stbeatsr, 1 Yndr puIsndrniet, Elm
5eno unb / padr pdona.
n Z
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9ilsnnssfpn 4rmHees.
Die ieitberissn yiitsIieSer iperbru
uuter benz neuem Sreibrief wie-
bereruauat.

Inter benz neiiers 5refbrtef erlifht
bic alte SilsuussfDnos aonmiHiOn,
bod bat Mappr Sdlpin idnmtli4e
bier UlhsItber pieberernannt unp
3ipat @idter gbdrles D. Rpbertfon
fir ben a6tidbrisen 5erhttn @eopge
70. 5drris fir ben feHsidhrisen,
Jrant N. ShGFfer fir ben bieridbris
gen unb gbdrIes 8. Sarrifpn fit Den
stpeiiGbrissn 5errtin. Die Daier bes
amtstermins in Der edti5e llttierf9ieb
5ipiI9en Der aIten urib Der rfusn ORB
ming.
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Ger Gidenitamn,.
ssuts in gtob.r Geftban i'm D<ats
ihen aInb.

gi6enfamm glp. 294 BON Srben
b.r RptbMdnner InSet UlitsIitbet
nnb Jteunb, 5n feinem Syeiibaa Elm,
Der beuts, 26. Sniniar, in Der een'
ttal 3urnbuue nbsebuIten tperbeu
fpl. Tds 1us ben 5erren gIIbeti
Isilisr, Gtis g,dmunn, Dnltst Sun4
Ter. anbb sRisoeI, Grib Sdmttt, Ms
duel g5tdIl, gbds. RuboIpb aiib Mat
Sintas bsiiebenbs 9pmmittse bot biz
gctbsreitungen dufs gefe gsttoffsn
anb ifeIIt alien sbeiInsbmerit sin
pradtisss Ustaniipen N glasii9t.