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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-06-27

$50 you bought parrot yesterday"
"Yes; / want to see if they live a
hundred years. as people say"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-06-27

When the pantry II left unlocked the
small boy gets his desserts.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-06-27
Mutual Position.

''The men coming back We're II
transports"
$50 were the folks on the shore"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-06-27

A woman always has reason for
being unreasonable.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-06-27

No man is a thousand descants from
Adam.-Hooker.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-06-27

When a married man laughs in his
sleep his wife hnacrnes he is dream.
ing that he Is a BIZ chelr.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-06-27

A kiss on the lips is worth 100000
on paper.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-06-27

Those who talk much say nothing.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-06-27

bSees, Natural Leaf chewing or smolkinr to-
Lear 49,. aVe 10, postpaid. Farmers Retail
People sr eco Assn, Dukedom. Tenn These
-e'As ole-John WEIGH. Postmaster.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26

Big Sale Sheetings
81 BeaChed Sheetng special yard 59c
Beached Sheeting special yard 65c
to-4 Bleached Sheeting special va-d .......... Toe
81 Brown Sheetng special ward .............. ACC
o. Brown Sheetng special yard SIS
iO4 Rrou,u Cheeng Srecal ward .............. 6Oc
S-4 Beached Sheetng, Piquo brand. 65c
Oh Beachpi Sheetng Piduo brand .......... 81. zoe
fo-4 Bleached Sheetinp Piuuot brand ....... 75c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
Ny SLUGGISH MIND.

The things ] fail 20 think Of when
I'm needing bright replies
Have always been a source 20 me Of
deep. regretful signs.
It's ever been that when 10 seemed
] might have been a wit
Ny mind has Jagged and Jagged un-
Oh too late 10 make a hit
Bill Smith will say. your brain is
like Sleeps brain-on the
dead
Now should answer Bah at
him
don't AT all. instead
make some commonplace reply
that has no point at all.
For something always seems 20
cause my thought machine 90
stall
And So if goes: I'm worried. too.
Suppose the King Of Spain
Should say. why. Kid. you're look
ing fine Ii drives me near
insane
To think that ! would hem and haw
and answer: so are YOU"
Or something on that order gosh,
! don't know what TO do
New York World
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
al o.
Extra Special Sale
MUSLINS, TOWELING, LINENS. TOWELS

Regardless of the advancing prices Buy all YOU need
YOu1 save money.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26

created an abnormal condition. We
must make allowances for this.
Another reason for tho cOnces-
sion is that war needs brou-ht into
cyiste nee "A large number OF ma
chine tools repetition machines
mich greatly increased production
doing automatically the work OF
a skilled haudicraftsman. England
cannot afford to scrap these ma
chimes. on return 10 the pre-Var
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
Labor Without Handicap.

Women can operate these ma
chimes without physical injury 20
themselves So wa shy. where pos
sible keep women out OF industry
Where she must work. place her
whore she can labor ithout handi-
cap.
Before the war women did not
work IN The mechanical trade al ali.
except TO limited eztent i'm a few
motor car and cycle factories
I'm the cotton. linen. and boot and
shoe industries they did not work al
jobs which organized labor Classics
IN the realm Of the engineer tine
ChanicJ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26

Then the A 5. f. viii oiter 20 re-
move some OF the restrictions ON
women.
Although the =. : f. still holds
that the womens place is I'M the
home, and not IT. the workshop" ne
explained. eve admit the war has
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
New Wash Dresses
An Immense Sale

A sale that will bring
hundreds of buyers TO
our Dress Section to-
morrow.
Beautiful Print c d
Voiles, Organizes, Ba-
tiSte and GinghamS in
all the new designs fig
ureS, floral dots. etc.
d in ity or organdie,
white collar and cuff
trimmed; also pretty
plain wolfe in white and
colOrS. This is a Won
derful bargain. Sale
price.
Deming graphic., 1919-10-28
OIL AT COLUMBUS

]. NJ. Flaherty Of the Stewart Land
Corporation, I'll Paso, and o. L. Har
ris Of the Eagle OIL Co. ON Wednesday
of this week made what was probably
the most thorough examination OF the
Valley Oil Co. well that was ever
made by outsiders. Mr.. Harris, when
interviewed by the Courier representa-.
tive said that he was given every op
portunity TO get at the facts; that r
@. Kniffin pulled the drill' and he
saw sand and shale "satuated with
OIL" and I'm all his varied experience
In Texas and Kansas fields he had
never seen better indications. He also
stated that Mr.. Kniffin would surely
get oil and that he usual oucrop Of
knockers would be silenced when some
eventful day the news spreads that
Columbus, Luna county. New Mexico,
is the new oil center OF interest.
Columbus Courier.
Deming graphic., 1919-10-28
To0k THE SCENE LITERALLY


A prominent movie director. said
at luncheon In Los Angeles:
Movie audiences are very sophisti.
Gated nowadays. They insist on &C
curacy. II you are inaccurate in the
smallest detail they write you hpn-
dreds Of jeering letters. II wasn't so
in the past.
"The movie audiences OF the past
were as naive as Uncle Ted Prouty.
Uncle Ted came to town one evening
and went TO the theater with his
wife In the first act a woman was
shot. and when the curtain went down
q good many men left their seats and
went out.
"Uncle Ted fidgeted a while and
then he took his hat and started out
IN his turn.
"'where be you goin'T his wife
asked.
"Look here, Hannah said Uncle
Ted, I've stood this thing Jest as
long as I can. and now I'm goin' out
like the rest to see how that pore
woman is settin' along that was shot.
The unfort'sit wretch may be dead
by this time, and n she is this amt
no place for u.s."
Deming graphic., 1919-10-28
WHO HAS A DAY TO
SPARE FOR HUMANITY?
lIembers of the Red Gross !:

Members OF the Red Gross:
You gave day after day of hard and
conscientious work to the American
Red Gross during the stormy, trying
days of war. Many Of you worked
uncOmplainingly under the pressure OF
the moment and even eighteen hours
day, week In and week out. You did
il spontaneously under the pressure Of
the moment and the energy and en-
thusiasm that always goes with war.
Then when the fighting stopped and
your continuous service was not need
ed You took a resi- which you well de-
served and had decidedly earned.
Now the Red Cross is again appeal
ing to you, but appealing to you in
days Of peace for the great work of
peace Work which must be done
without blare Of trlmpets and the rat
tie OF drums, but which must be done
and done vigorously and as well as the
war work. But the Red Cross is ask
ing far less OF you now than II did
in the days OF war. The Red Cross
appreciates your weeks and months Of
war efforts, but II asks for one further
slight sacrifice. Cannot you as a Red
Cross member add to your glorious
record? You are needed as a volun-
teen worker for the Third Red Cross
Roll Call, November 2-11. II you can
not give your time during this whole
campaign you surely can give three or
four days, or at least one day, inter
viewing friends. acquaintances. Thus
the Roll Call will succeed gloriously
Complete your admirable record by
giving this service. Enroll now with
your local Roll Call Committee as
volunteer for the Third Red Cross Roll
Call.
Deming graphic., 1919-10-28
DEMING WILL BUY PLENTY
RED CROSS CHRISTMAS SEAI.s

tuberculosis kills prodlcers-chief
ly men and women between the agen Of
10 and 40.
Ii claims workers-active men and
women In the homes, the office and
the shop.
II causes 10000 deaths in the
United States every year.
1t cost the United States In econom.
ic waste alone about $500, 100000 an.
nually.
More than 100000 persons in this
country are suffering from active
tuberculosis right now.
1t menaces every community. every
home and every individual.
And yet tuberculosis is durable and
preventable.
1t is spread largely by Ignorance,
carelessness and neglect.
The National tuberculosis 'Associa-
ton and its 1000 affiliated state and
local organizations wage a continuous
winning war on tuberculosis.
The work Of these organizations Is
financed chiefly by the sale OF Red
Cross Christmas Seals.
Drive the menace Of tuberculosis
from your door.
Buy and use Red Cross Christmac
Seals.
DIR. s. ID. swope is the Luna county
chairman.
Deming graphic., 1919-10-28

The proposed changes are requested
by the Southern Pacific Railroad on
the ground that the present rates are
less than the rate to Los Angeles and
Oakland, Cal, and proposed action
will remove 4th section violation.
Interests desiring to submit their
views may do so by writing to Chair
Deming graphic., 1919-10-28

The splendid cattle ranges In our
great country surrounding Lordsburg
are sending to market this week $751;
600 worth Of one, two and three year
old steers, getting top OF the market
for the whole bunch. For the year
lings they get 500. for the two year
olds $46. and for the 8 year olds $50.
Cook and johnson, OF Wilcox, the
well-known buyers, are picking up the
bunch.
As far as could be learned today the
following are the chief shippers: J
h. Wright, J. NJ. Harper, w. A.wright,
Chas. Fuller, Curt Rainbolt, Quincy
Aker, ]. @. Brock, Il. J. Mansfield, 3,
]. Wright, Frank Wewerk, John Rob
son, @. Il. Franklin. Carl washburn,
f. G. DeMoss, r. w. Guess, Roy John
son, NJ. @. Hardin. Lee Wright, J. A.
Wright, Marion Wright, J. II. Moor.
head. Il. Upshaw, u. @. Howe. J. A.
Howell, r. womel, WIN. Birchfieid, Al
Field, 8. ]. Brooks, Ben Pague, M. M
Maloney, w. v. Mclean. d. c. Peter
son, 8. n. Dunagan, King, Fades, J.
ID. Martin, Geo. Upshaw.
This is one OF the best stock raising
counties In the state-Lordsburg Lib
eral.
Deming graphic., 1919-10-28

man Barnwell, "a Pine Street, San
Francisco, California, referring to
Docket 2oO5, File RA-l647--L--24.
Kindly notify interested shippers In
your locality In order that they may
file protests II they 50 choose.
Very respectfully,
STATE CORPORATION
COMMISSION,
BY Bonifacio Montoys,
Commissioner.
Deming graphic., 1919-10-28

Kansas City Stock Yards. Oct. 20.--
Liberal receipts OF cattle for the
weeks opening run placed plain ia
common grades In q weak position.
Best grades were fully steady and
sold readily. Liberal receipts OF hogs
caused another general decline In
prices with the market turning back
to the low point OF last week. Sheep
were In moderate supply and sold %
to 80 cents higher.
T0day's Receipts
Today's arrivals were 10000 cattle,
1000 calves, 1900 hogs and 14,O00
sheep compared with 5000 cattle
1900 calves, 1900 hogs. and 1900
sheep a week ago. and 30,e90 cattle,
5000 calves, 1880 hogs and 1920
sheep a year ago. Receipts OF cattle
from Colorado were liberal, and about
the same as on preceding Mondays
from other states.
Beef Cattle
Demand for good fat steers. butcher
cattle. and stockers and feeders which
characterized the demand last week.
continued today, and prices were full
steady. The common TO fair kinds
mand was large and the market Is dis
playing the biggest outlet Of the sea
son. Good to choice fed steers sold at
$3.50 to $1S.35. Some short fed
steers considerable weight ON grass,
brought $14.50 TO $500. and wintered
grass steers sold at 1880 to $1,000,
while straight grassers sold mt 1926
to 1880. Colorado range steers
brought 50 TO $3.50 from killers Cows
and heifers In some cases were higher,
though average level was unchanged.
Cows sold at 50 10 SO for Gamers"
so to 81 for cutters and $7.25 to $11.25
for butchers. Veal clayes were
strong TO % cents higher.
stockers ana Feeders
Large demand continues for stock
and feeding grades. Buyers demand
considerable quality. but plain and or
dinary kinds are finding larger out
let than two weeks ago. Feeders,
choice heavy fleshy kinds are selling
at $500 to 1880, others 1915 to
S1l.OO, few below sS.25..
Hogs
Hog prices took another dip down.
ward today, and returned to the low
level Of last week, the lowest point this
season The general decline amounted
to % cents, with the top price $14.20
and bulk of sales $13.25 TO $14. Other
markets showed similar decline.
The movement is increasing and some
OF the hogs coming now have been fat
tened ON new corn. The price spread
between extreme heavies and light
weight grades Is diminishing. Pigs
and thin hogs suitable for stock and
feeding purposes are In active demand
at $12.50 to $14.25.
Sheep and Lambs
Sheep and lamb prices were 25 10
80 cents higher, and active. Receipts
were below expectations and demand
from both killers and feeders large.
Western lambs sold at $15 TO $3.50,
mostly $15.25 up, and native lambs
S1i.50 TO $15 Feeding lambs brought
$12 to $l2.75. fat ewes 81 10 $7.75.
CHARLES NJ. PIPKIN,
Market Correspondent.
Deming graphic., 1919-10-28
ADLER-I-KA DID TT

81 had pain In the pit Of my stom-
ach. no appetite. sour stomach and very
much gas. Doctors could not help me.
The FIRST dose OF Adler-i-ka helped
me-" (signed Henry welp, Lake
View, Iowa.
One dose Adler-i-ka relieves sour
stomach. gas and constipation IN.
STANTLY. Empties BOTH upper and
lower bowel, flushing ENTIRE alimen.
tary canal. Removes ALL foul matter
which poisons system. Often CURES
constipation. Prevents appendicitis
We have sold Adler-i-ka many years,
II Is a mixture Of buckthorn, cascara
glycerine and nine other simple drugs
ROSSER DRUG co.
Deming graphic., 1919-10-28

Flannel and heavy corduroy shirts
for winter, better be thinking about
purchasing your winter clothes now,
everything new In our store. No old
stock, The Toggery. Jack Tidmore.
Deming graphic., 1919-10-28
SPECIALISTS HERE

DIR. 8. @. Won Aimen. Of Dss. Swear.
ingin 4 Won Almen, FL Paso, Texas,
with be at DR.. swope's office, Demlng.
N. NJ. ON the 18th OF every month TO
treat diseases OF the eye, ear, nose and
throat and fit glasses. 4tf
Deming graphic., 1919-10-28

Mackinaws, we must have at least
200 TO select from, all new and lots VI
patterns to select from, better see Us
before purchasing, The Toggery, Jack
Tidmore.
Deming graphic., 1919-10-28
PROPOSED RAISE IN RATES

This is to advise that the San Fran
cisco District Freight Traffic Commit
tee, w. G. Barnwell, chairman. Is CIV
Ing consideration to proposed changes
in rates on livestock, carloads, from
Lordsburg, separ, Deming, Cambray,
Alden and I'll Paso to San Diego. and
the matter has been assigned for hear
ing on October "a, 1919.
The present and proposed rates ap-
plying ON cattle and hogs are as fol.
lows:
Deming graphic., 1919-10-28

Chickens on hands at all times-The
Lennox Co., Phone 522. 4-tf
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1rinitcn GtiirsbiM
pcrtciSigt Rcoicrmno

2oYbnn, 8. Aprl.-sSm ltiiterbnli.
ie nurrc Die 8caieninq neaen ber-
idlpeuSpriidec gLiisgnben itno grud
oes SgnblberipfSdtis idarf ange-
griffcn. &ric9sntiniiter @inlton
Spencer Gburbin gat iid) groBe
0liibe, 5ie Gngriffe otsrnpebren uno
Die Gritifer 5h entfr1ften. Ct be-
idrieb ben br'ltcn Micicnqiirfel, Ser
liG tom @eibea bis gum &aipiiden
Wecr iiber Europa ipanne, Der
ourh hie 9oIi6epifiangriffe tells
in 8rcnO eciteft lei, tells fitnfen-
ipriibeno 9Litune uno erfl0rte es
fir tpobrideinIi6, oaB Geutidlano
ulo Sefterrcid5 boffmingsIos in
anardjic berfinten ooer NIT Ben goI.
iGcipifi ein ntilit1riIdes @iinonis
obihlieBen iuiiroen.
gc8ligli6 ser Soften ser Sffu-
pationsarmee iagte Der 4rieeS-
miniiter, 0oB fie iid nod Q68uo Der
bon 9elltfhIdno gu trogen6en lin.
terboltilngsfoiten i'm @etroge bon
$35, 100000, nod oltf $65.000,000
fir ooslonfenoe Syabr belaufen Mir
Den.
Die Gerteillna Der Srilppeu gab
er mie folat an: in @roB6ritonlien
10000. in 5rarfreid 10000,
am 9ibein $4,000, tn Stolien iino
onarell5enoen Hegionen infolge Der
befla9ensmerten 9ifferenoen afpiitben
6en sStolienern nn0 sSigolatpen
10000, I'M Ganfaius $4,000, ltm
Gle Siirfen ltio Gentidlen gu beria-
gen itno Die oortigen G6lfer onbort
oh3ubalten, fih eegenieitig Ole Sur,
aeln db3uid)neioen, Bis Die 5rieoens-
fonferena iiber iie beltimlnt bot.
4nBerOenr iueroen fleiuere Sritp-
penfontingente in @egenben geboI.
ten mo Die geiatung 0urh onoere
gtotionoIitaten Hidt ertpiinidt it,
ooer aus anoeren @riinoen.
nSSSn Dem ausenbIif@ i6IoB er,
mlpo bie glfliierfen iidj ibrer mile
tariiden Maht begebeL berlieren
Tie ie6en @infIuB nllf ben Sang Der
in @uroDo.
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7lititabfftc BON Stbicfcij<
41rcifcit tcrtuciocrf.

@oibington 8. sIpriI. Bene.E
roloirettor Sires BON 6er Glen.
bobn Mon1iniitration berlpeigertq
beilte bic Mnnnbtne 0er Treiie fiirS
gtienbabnihienen, ME iie 5iuiIMea
Dem Snnbelsnifliiterinn ill0 @er-
tretern Der GtnbIfobrifartten berei1l-
bart moroen ipnreil.
@s mar cine ettpos 5tiirluiidjf
aonierer5, an Der MtgIieoer 0es
&nbinetts, oes S11lbeIsininiIteriunsS@
Der 8robio1lt- ittt0 sSeuerungss Momi.
niitration, 0es Griegs-GniioeIsan
i6ufieg ttno oes &riegs. .JiuoIsaas
iduIies teiInobmen. Gie aubiaetf<
miniIter 8ogen fi9 snIett I'll Elm nlt@
Oeres 8in1nler dnriid, INN iiltfer {itj
sli fonferierer. Sic fanaen NIT 0et{}
8ori6loge 5uriif, onB bic Gdde iii
8ieoereriu1gung ge5oge1 iper0e, eiI4
8ori6lag, Der atgenontnea iuur6e. II
9ie SeiInebnler an oer aonfere1f5.
iporen iebr 5ltriidboIteuo iiber 0i2l
gorgdnge: Sefretdr wIdB, oer mai
einberiifen botte, iueigerte iidb illtexE
bietpt 81 mer0en.
Gireftor Sines b1tte, fuie DerIaits
tel, erfIdrt, onB Die 9reiie oDne ici
ne Gintpilligltng, iiber ieinef1 aop
bintDes, feitgeiest iDoroen ieien, lili1
oaB er iie al bod befdnOe. 0d Hill
ne 8ebor0e erlornle gilif1iife beab'8
iidtige, fie iei su ben llieorigjieu
greiien bere6tigt. @ie mon ol1d
oos gprgeben oeg gLnsIfnIIeg ne1's
men tpoIle, es fei itir @rlta0e nihtd
nls n9reisfirierling~.
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PapiucoS u. SO =. 10. 11,|
Biirefcbaft crlaill,t

Gbicngo, 3. apriI. - 81 t,eritr|
teiIte @aitglieoer ser S %. g., slii
3eit int 8udtboife bon 2aabert|
NORTH, iollen na@ elmer GntId)eiDiin{
oes 8nn0esappeIla ationsgerid)tes, inl
ter 8iirgihnft big 5ii elmer neuel
gerbanoIltng eiltIdilen iperoen. GeI
berbOrrngenoite bon ibnen lit e2is
Sin" Snbipooo, bon Dem $t5,00{
giirgihnft berlangt iDiro. IS nn0e'
re lmter oerielben 9tnfIoge berurfeiI|
ten S. 8. @. botten nidt uis
9iiraidoft naaQeindt.
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Den Spartafus6lrlo geridtet uno in
bllttigen Sarben gebalten iir6. Ser
9oumulnisntus miro oft ais abIto-
Benoer @oriIo, Der iein 0pfer an
Der &ebIe padt, ooreeitellt,
Die bdlifigIten 8lafote iin0 Die,
ipelde bie 8oIidetpifi 5eigen mic iie
sSrauen angreiien. Gin naoeres
oeigt GertidGano oils cine rieiige
@ergb0be, 8ii Der 8ogen bon 8lut
ber9ebIib binaiif5uidIagen iltden.
8ieoer Elm aitoeres malt einen
mobniinnigen gfuiien nit &ieienItie.
feIn lnb elmer 5adel in Der Sano,
tpeI6er auf 5abrifeu uno @eftitdts
ten Derllultrampelt uno tie reGts
uno Iints IN gronO Iteft; es fii6rt
6en SiteL 0Deltti9loros locale 3il-
Iunft inter Der @etpolt Der 8oIide-
mifi.
Set 9lnbrudJ Der oemofratiihen
aera eppeILiert ieoeriuann on Die
offentlide 1leiuilne. 98as ou6 oie
@iinide 1ul0 S5OeoIe Iein n0gen, iie
meroen in 6ronoroten 9lofaten oor-
aelegt. Selblt Die Mebrbeits- uno
Die 1ma6b6ngigen So3ioIOemofraten
6ef1nIpfen iid nit 9lofoten nno
Mduernnidld9en oft aud nit fleis
nen 5lugbIdttern.
9ie goIi8ei bdIt fid I'M Sinter-
grnulO. sic lit iebr fur6tiom un0
modt fih foit 70 rnr, nie Der s(n.
idIag rgerboter". geriidte, 6aB
Die 9eutiden 5u Tonlenoen oas
eduo berIaiie1 fino uidt mabr. 9ie
boGdnOiidelI. o1nii1en uno I6lDei.
5eriid)en @erfebrsbeitinlmlngen fino
70 itrena ooB t19li6 mabrldeinIiA
nidt nebr oils 150 BofIaeiere obfob.
rem. Sd mlibte 5ipei Gage in Der
gfeibe itebei, meinen HnB piiieren 3uI
Iaiieu uno fano idIieblid aus. oaBI
bic 8oIlduoer orei @oden bronften,
nm bic glotlDenOieteit elmer HeileI
Fcit5nltcllen, Elm &inocrllis, oos nurI
ourd bic @eidIIigfeit Oes @eianotcn
iiberipunocn iuur0e. sfein IeiIenoeri
Oarf mebr ols 80 9iarE Oeutides
BeIO aus Oeu goHoe uehulgu.
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sr6ien feine giennhlif.

@nibjngton, 3. gLDriI Grofei.
for @o1iI1b gobonith, Better oes
offi5ielIer snforulntionsbilreous, Be.
scidlnct oie 9iodlriht BOB Serbieu
ale aepublit ousgeruien ipgoen it,
nLs IdherIih.
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giaiae gIntomobile.

@1I6inston, 3. g[priI. nas
&riegs.D .Depnrtentent COB beiate III
fanrt. ooB es iefne iiberIdaiIiiqs,
Motor.@ .@efG6rt berfot,fen fpiro. 9oI
9eportemettt ipir0 in erffer gleik
Die Offerten otoerer Depariemenl|
beriidIidtieen, oonn Dieienigen bo'
5abritnnten. Inn ben Mnrft 70 i0<|
mig als m6gIih gu ft5reiE lin0 Sci
odnn nod berbleibeTloen MeIt oi1|
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i6Ielr1igltng Der @erbatlbIungen;
nod ieiner Wseinultg 6iirfen iiner-
fiiIlbore 6oroeritngen 1lidt geifout
luerOen. Gs nriB ieood berporse-
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ferens iid nod auf feline HoIffif ge.
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nn.er Grreit.

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9irainio, bic s'1cf nIl7etIide @tis.
Electromagnetic eridJoiien tGben fino,
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MSglidfeit Ses 0iadtritts Der sesen.
iuGrtisen 5lesiernns bei 81 idlar-
fen Sriebensbebinsun anse.
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Siitf iiterikaniit,c
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a2arfa, Ger, 3. 9lpril. Cine
an3obI nerifaniider gonoiten, Die
onl Mio @ronos SSluB in ornerifant-
ftbes @ebiet eingeorungen maren
itio @ieb iotpie 9sferoe eeitobIen
botten NIT melden iie no6 Merifo
snriidfebrten, muroen bon elmer
G6lpooron Der s. aaballerie bers
foIgt. Die @eltte ipuroe ibnen ipies
ser abseiaet itno fifnf 8anoiten fan.
ben BEL Dem ii6 entipinnenoen
Sample i6ren Sob. Gs lit oieies
oo8 iedfte nal, ooB fi6 Mannidof-
ten Des s. acknowledgements ge-
3ipungen ioben 9onoiten nif neri-
fa1ildes @ebiet Sit perfclgen.
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aampf ssssn gOIideDifi.

syn feinenl onoeren 2nnOe piro ei-
ne oernrtige annbagne eegen oas
8olideipifitlim gsfiIbrt lno finoil.
5iert iDie in Geutidlon6. @ebeint.
rat Bergman idate mir, odb Die
@robironltrieIlen 3eutidlonOs : bis.
ber 20 9hlionen Wlart iiir odi
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aufeebraht BADEN. mn0 0lpnr mirO
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gir Berfiiglme eeiteafen ear0eu ber.
manot. llg6erna iiebt mon NIntnte.
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