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Evening star., 1921-07-19
WOMEN SOON TO VOTE.
New Law in Sweden Will Increase
Voters 1855 Per Cent.

STOCKHOLM. July 19.-king Gus
stave in council yesterday dissolved
the second chamber of parliament.
Elections have been fixed for the mid
die of September. when the new elec-
toral law will become operative.
Under this law women over the
age of twenty-five will be permitted
to vote and hold office and the fran
chise is to be extended to all persons
irrespective of the former restric-
tions concerning the payment of
taxes. The number Of votes is ex-
pected to be increased by 165 per
cent.
Evening star., 1921-07-19
FINED FOR FALSE ALARMS.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
STAUNTON, Va, July 19.-Joe and
Frank Shelley. brothers, arrested
Friday night on alleged charges of
having sounded four false alarms of
fire, pleaded guilty and each received
the maximum fine of 500 and costs.
The two Shelleys were said to have
been intoxicated on mountain dew"
Evening star., 1921-07-19
FOUR KILLED IN ITALY.

ROME, July 19.-Four persons were
killed and twenty wounded in fight
ing which took place sunday be
tween Fascist and communists at
Mansone and san Stcfano. according
to reports from carrera. The CO.
Operative works at Mansone were
loot ed
Evening star., 1921-07-19
BOMB LAID TO REDS.

BUENOS AIRES. July 1S.-A pow
erful bomb was exploded in front of
the capitol building this morning.
A policeman was seriously wounded,
but only small material damage
was caused.
The outrage is credited here to com,
muniSt agitatOrS.
Evening star., 1921-07-19
PELLAGRA CASES'DROP.
Special Dispa tch to The Star

RICHMOND, Va. July 1s.-Reports
to the state health department for
the first six months of this year
show a decrease of nearly so per
cent in pellagra, as compared with
the same period last year
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
ROCKY FORD NEWS

Rocky Ford 10 observing this week
as Education week. a program being
given at each school. The American
Legion has charge of the program for
the week assisted by Mayor j. W.
Todd, r. J. Walters. superintendent of
schools: Ruth Lytle, president of
Rocky Ford Teachers association.
Tuesday was observed as flag day
with flag raising by the Girl Scouts.
the exercises held in Railroad park.
There was an address given by DIR. J.
l.. Weaver. Wednesday is known as
Go To School Day when every adult
In the community is urged to visit the
schools. Thursday is Rocky Ford Day.
when a history of the various local
schools will be read. Friday is Bet
ter Schools Day" when the pupils
Will have charge OF the programs and
Saturday will close the weeks activi-
ties with banquet at tho high school.
Miss Minta l.. Palmer and William
Sullirs were married last week at the
home OF the bride, Rev. George II.
Stuntz. officiating. Custus Green act
ed as best man and Miss Dorothy us
tick was bridesmaid. The couple will
reside in this city wnere the groom Is
employed.
Mrs. Max Berg entertained at tea
al her home on Eighth street in honor
OF Miss Myrtle Hoffman of Fort Bay
ard. \. NJ. who In in the city the guest
of her sisters. Mrs. Lester Swink and
Mrs George Maxwell. Mrs. George
Shcrar was Alison guest OF honor.
She will leave soon to reside In Ari-
zona. Mrs. Mcndclson OF California.
mother of Mrs. Berg. was another OF
the honor guests. About scvonty-five
friends composed the list OF guests.
Tho Woman's club held an interest
ing meeting in tho club rooms Satur-
day with n large number of the mem
bers present. A plan was started
whereby the club expects to raise a
fund to purchase n home. tho nccd OF
which is now felt The program con-
sisted of a round table discussion of
the armament conference. Musical
numbers completed tho program.
Tho otero County Parcnt-Tcachers
association was organized at the local
high school last week and tho follow
ing officers elected: Mrs. DroEe.
Rocky Ford. president; Mrs. Bickneii.
Manzanoln. vIce-prcsidcnt: Miss Ethel
La Shicr. Rocky Ford. recording sec
retary: Miss Mable McCandlcss. Rocky
Ford. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Strickler. Cheraw. treasurer; Mrs. g.
u. Warner, Fowler, auditor. Tho next
meeting of the association will he held
in Manzanola next Friday evening.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
MR.. TYNAN's BUSY CREW.


Better keep out of state prison,
you.
There are no labor union rules in
that rockbound and rockribbed pen,
no allowance for overtime, and ev-
erybody is kept at work-someumes
three or four hours.
But something worse than this
they are making g. complete bathing
and swimming outfit and very like
ly every Weary Willie will have to
take a wash. And right in the win
ter time.
The new kinks are described in the
Record:
A new heating plant to be housed
In a cut stone structure 70x40 feet in
size. and to contain two Heinie boil
ers. each of $50 horse power. auto
matte stokers and a water-softening
device. is being erected at the peni-
tentiary by prison labor. 1t is ap-
preaching completion and will be an
important part of the prison group OF
buildings. Its utilization will make
possible changes and readjustments in
a number of other buildings that are
included in the improvement plans OF
Warden lyman.
The execution house and dungeons
connected with 1t are to be moved
back from the prison wall to
where the present laundry stands,
which is to be transferred as soon as
the opportunity is presented to the
site of the present boiler house. With
the occupancy of the new heating
transformed into a swimming pool.
24x50 feet in dimensions and 100
shower baths for the use Of the pris-
oners.
But you do not have to bring your
own soap, unless you insist upon 1t.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
ENORMOUS POTATO SALE.

Exactly 4,095 cars OF potatoes have
been shipped from the San Luis val
ley this season from August l to
December 1. 1t Is estimated by
Mount Vester Journal that there are
still 1000 to $500 cars remaining
to be shipped.
There still continues an almost
negligible demand and local prices
hold under and around dollar. The
situation seems to be that there is
a large holding in warehouses in.
eastern markets in anticipation OF
high prices. A report comes. how
ever. that the Minnesota potatoes are
not keeping well and arc in danger
OF spelling in storage.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
LEGAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Colorado Board Of Corrections Mt
the Colorado State Hospital. Pueblo.
Colorado. until 1 y. m. December 18th.
1921. for the following supplies, more
or less. TO he furnished during the per
iod OF three months. ending March u.
1922. delivered on the hospital grounds
at such times and In such quantities as
called for during the period. ali costs
OF delivery prepaid, to-wit:
Groceries,
Tobacco,
Meats,
Oleo,
Flour.
Feed
Dry Goods.
Drugs,
a list Of th. above will be furnished
upon application TO the stewards Of
flee Of the Colorado State Hospital
Pueblo. Colorado.
Each proposal must be signed by the
individual or firm making It. ard he
accompanied by a guarantee. signed by
a. least two responsible partiee that
the bidder shall. within ton do) days,
after being called upon. furnish
promptly the articles awarded him to
be furnished. and upon failure to do
so. forfeit and pay to the State of
Colorado. sum double the amount
awarded in dollars.
SAMPLES OF MERCHANDISE
POSITIVELY MUST ACCOMPANY
BIDS. OTHERWISE BIDS WILL NOT
BIZ CONSIDERED.
BIDS POSITIVELY MUST BE
MADE ON THIS SHEET. OTHER
WISE BIDS WILL NOT BE con-
S1DERED.
The Board reserves tho right to re.
iect any and all bids. II deemed Ia tho
interest of the State to do SO.
Payment will he made monthly by
tho Colorado State Hospital vouchers,
All bids for supplies must be ad-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

dressed to the Colorado Board OF Cor
rections, Colorado State Hospital. Pu-
eblo. Colorado. and must he endorsed
PROPOSALS. FOR MA1NTEN-
ANCE."
Pueblo, Colorado. September 18th. 1871.
COLO. BOARD OF CORRECTIONS,
e. ] MoNStHAN, President.
FRANK S. HOAG. Secretary.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
Holcomb Realty Co.

22O Central Block. Phone SS5
It's a. certainty If you get acquainted
with us through advertising you are
taking undue advantage of us by not
calling in Don't you know we would
be SO pleased to make your acquaint-
ance. 1t might ripen into something
more than friendship. You put the
case on, we will work it up. We're
trading, trading, trading all the time.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
THE VALLEY, THE STATE. THE west

and each one claims he is the 7o1st one
that was wrongfully accused and
proved up on.
Chief Rose of La Junta and his man
captured a crowd of sixteen Mexicans
who were in the act of gambling, with
money on the table.
Mrs. C. F.. Beeder of La Junta after
a surgical operation IN ono of the Pu-
eblo hospitals Is improving and can
soon go home.
Most of the mountain passes are now
closed Snow is not very heavy but
is too deep to Ford.
Detectives have not yet reported to
an anxious public as TO whether there
were any Thanksgiving turkeys left
over for Christmas.
We may not have a white Christmas,
after all.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FIVE-room modern house: 1925 Fl.
Routt avenue. Will sell or trade for
farming stock or tools.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
RUrcHEREp AND BEHEADEp.

Developments in the case or the
tragedy in the west end OF Montrose
county In which Lcmuel HeacoN was
murdered. show it to have been the
most horrible of the long list OF
crimes that have stained the record
| OF a year of adventures. HcacoN was
watchman at the Cashin, well
known mine. He was killed by some
person unknown, who cut off ana
carried away his head. The cabin IN
which Heacox had lived and in which
he was murdered was spattered with
blood There were no marks or
wounds on the body so that death
must have been caused by blow OF
shot in tho head.
WESTERN CONVERSATIONS.
There were not any women on the
jury which tried an extensive and cN-
pcnsivc livestock suit Mt SaSuach"
yet tho jury disagreed. II was the
case OF Gotthclf and holland and
the Gotthelf Investment company and
others against seven Gunnison coun-
ty stockmcn.
Nothing succeeds like succcs--or
rather the yeast OF success gathers
momentum as II moves. The men OF
Florence did SO much good volunteer
work In Phantom canon, reopening
tho road pas, the first tunnel that
now the state highway authorities are
taking notice and being convinced
that there is something to It
There Is hay bnlinE machine on
Rogers Mesa near Uotchkisr In which
a Young man named Cole lost one foot
a month ago. and now !. Il. Burroughs
has been similarly crippled in same
machine.
An increase Of si.c5a.sos in tho volume
of Trust company resources for Colo
rado is shown by Trust Companies OF
tho United States" >or 1921. Just pub
lishcd.
Midwest refining interests nrc In
vostigating tho Moag, Shsfer and Big
six domes in Grand county. Utah.
1t is understood thesc interests have
options on most OF the acreage on these
structures.
Mr.. II. p, Guthrey IL organising cap
ital for erection of n reduction plant
at Rosita to treat the ores of the Poca
hontas aud Humboldt mines. The COM
pany is known as tho Denver Reduc-
ton company and is capitalized at
100000
The Reed block. one Of tho most sub
stnntial buildings in brand Junction,
was bought by a. II. and i. NJ. sam
plner from the Reed estate for S6O,0 900.
In magistrates court at Gurnis"n
Reid Bardin. on complaint Of y game
warden was fined siec, with costs OF So
for illegally killing n deer.
Population of state prison is now I0i
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

LOST--A light brlndle Boston Ter
rier: screw tail. pointed ears. neck
half white. The Menter Co., 525 n.
Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

LOST-Fox terrier pup, black and
white female. wearing black harness;
phone 993; reward.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
FOR SALE-RANCHES
Holcomb Realty Co.

220 Central Block. Phone ss5
We have just one of the best IA
Besscmer Ditch ranches in the coun
ty, Close to Pueblo. Good improve
ments. excellent for dairy. 40 acres al
falfa. II you have a right good ranch
in foot hills, we'll improved. believe VIC
can get you good trade. Try It.
wont you?
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

LOsT-One bay mare branded Hv
on left hip, has star in forehead.
weight 14oo, short name. heavy with
foal. Phone 34O3 ] or write Fl. d.
Ruser, RED. No. j, Box 1866. Reward
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

LOST-Bunch Of keys on ring. Leave
at Colorado Southern Bank and re-
ceive reward.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
LOST

s25.00 REWARD for information
leading of recovery for my Boston
Terrier brown and black, half white
around neck, screw tail, pointed ears.
Information strictly confidential. Call
3352-W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

WANTED to make crocheted caps
OF all kinds and plain sewing. prices
reasonable. 1921 Palmer. Phone
s16s-W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

We may not have white Christmas,
after all.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
FOUND

place In Pueblo for ladies to have
their old hats made over and re-
shaped. Mrs. T. c. Cramer, of the
HOME MILLINERY" 7ls Grand
avenue, does artistic millinery work
and her prices are within the reach Of
every woman who wants to econo-
mize and save and at the Same time
wear q becoming hat.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
WANTED
STU ATIOS~FENIALE

MISS CAKE solicits dressmaking BY
dav. Phone 1872. Hotel De Remer
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

Population of state prison is now 20
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
wrsrrRN CoNDENsArIoNs.

There Is hay bnling machine on
Rogers Mesa near Uotchkisr In which
a Young man named Cole lost one foot
a month ago. and now ]. Il. Burroughs
has been similarly crippled in same
machine
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

THICK, tender. iuiov steaks. EN-
pire Eating House. David W. Harris.
Pror
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

In magistrates court at Gurnis"r
Reid Bardin. on complaint Of y game
warden was fined sloc. with costs OF 81
for Illegally killing n deer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
wANTED-HEbP-MALE

wANTED-1ae men to be measured
for one Of our all wool suits; prices
ranging from $3.50 up. London
wooIeu Mills, 2tl North Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

EXPERIENCED man for auto laun-
dry. ais West Fourth. j. u. Taylor,
Prop.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

WOMAN with boy. I. like place as
house keeper in bachelor or widower
homo. Write or Cali NJ. E. F.. 1910
r. Tcnth St.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

TO make 500 monthly mailing cir
c,,lsr- Complete instructions 2oc.
NarsA supply company. 52l puVer
street. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

An increase of si.cIo.sos In tho volum
OF Trust company resources for colo
rado is shown by Trust Companies o
tho United states" >or 1921, Just pub
lishcd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

The Reed block. one of tho most sui
stant'al buildings in Grand Junction
was bought by a. II. and i. NJ. sam
piiner from the Reed estate for $50, ,o0
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
Holcomb Realty Co.

SECOND HAND car. good tires. now
paint starter. lights. enEine in good
condition. soc p'rcnnOr at Colorado
Laundry
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07

Midwest refining interests nrc In
vostigatins tho Moag, Shsfer and Bis
six domes in Grand county. Utah.
1t is understood these interests have
options on most OF the acreage on thos'
-strMCtnres.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-07
wANTED-HELP-FEMAIE

wASTED-Woman TO work Tor u.
and husband board and room az d
West Fourth street.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-12
Hastris9tef1 MS
sem Teri tUelteft.

Saul: &C @oapertleur Hreus
bon Minnefota betpiaigte am Samltag
Den Mrtrag au Nnslieferln1g Com
ssoIeDg Ser III Mrnaleoa, Gal, IN 8er-
|bin0rl11g nit ei1,ern ueberfaa anf cine
|8a1f Bel Dem Der gnnfprdiioent err
[jd,oIien p,lrDe, genpnni6t tpiro. Drei
[gpieBgeleaen GoIeDs bic nit linn
an Isl. Offtober 1926 Die 8anf Of
|MInuueoa goultD Inn $23,428.90 be-
|raubten, Derblben be0eits lebensldng-
|Iide s9udtbausitrafen n5an Alert.
III eit1 lpeiiferer Mitffdll0iger na-
mems Mm. aberton oI ii sionr ei-
n a., lem aud ieille Ailslieferii11g
|it beantrngt.
groofifon.-Die piieridbrise Mutb
|ainoen bon bier itnrb an saurltag
Inn ben 6olgen bon Grandmother, pie
lie iid 6reitag beim 5pielen nit
lgfreidbol5ern 5uge5ogen batte, NIT
oe1len iiie 11nh iiid ionrfen. Die alei-
Der Der &leinen fingen 66eier, nno
oas Madoden 5og iih idapere 8raro-
fpnnoen gu, beDor SiIfe gebrnbf sper~
ben fo11nte.
gbofio. 8ie Der ltoatlide gan-
fens5alperintenoe1t bon Mirnefota
am Canning mitteiIte, lit oie Sarn1erg
l5tate ganf in gbofio, bic $4,000
MfhfienfopitaI bat an 5reitag gefdloiz.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-12
Dos cntrcs,fctc pslf.

8~nn6esierotor g sc 2aJouefc
bon Wigconiin belt 6ieier gage IN
[8afbingfon cine Heoe por ben 8riirtz
bern oeg ogseoples Legislative Ser
Ebiice, ii Der ct nugffuiib6rte, Sic bouppf=
{ahliidbIHe7Mlnfgabe Des ameriffnmiiidfen
|golfeg lei 5ur, Sci sic ao11froue H ifleelr
feline Megier11rg nieoer II Die Spai1oo
|5n befonltuer1.
sen Iekten Sahren, n6brte Der
E5enator a1s, babe d III n1,fferem
|2al1oe cine m1iidfige gefpnf berals
5gebiiIlooe, o taH bein1ffndfiilld lro
is enHfIuBreiih, baB man Id ernlfidt.
sfroge, % Ser Druid ben allf Die
Megieruug 111l6 nulff Die @eiddfsneH
iaugube, Hberbnnpf nod gebrod1ef1
speroen ffoif11e. DieIe Meaht babe id
4uieoerboIt hr gerlig erIpieien DC
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-12
Gin franjsiHsbes Krices,
lies.

rDie g6glein I'M 8oloe, Die ian
gen 10 Dd1roerlDuf0eriih6n angen
Die beutiden garbaren ml bren
&riegsmarI6en. Sic 6ran5oien ion=
gen nnoere aiieoer. gor ms liegt 6ns
&riegsIieo zines fran5oifii6en &egi-
mentes, bus pabren0 6es &rieges IL
Mainiionen bon gren1plaren Gnter Der
fran5oiiiiden Srort perfeH tpuroe 1tr1o
ein trefflideg 5eiten1iftuiadfl al Der PLUS
|iage eires farbigen frnn5oTiiden Sol
baten biIoet, Der beaeugp, bob bn1
|beim giininarYd III beltfdeg @ebief
geIagt morf0en Die 5dtDar5en
fonntten iidf ieoe oeltfde 5ra1 neb-
men. Gas aieo iIibrf oe1 giR
|gturoe Ser 3nidttiigur1g. u1to lalifd:
Deutfhe nirSiperoen cure 96dter
|beiiBm tpenn uriere 5oI0afen, trlltl=
fen bon fnbms ei1rer 8hter1oe1
&rieggfnedten 1nadgiagen; ne11n Die
5iegesfanffuren eud Die 5tun0e Der
33udtigling u11finfoiigen.
Delttide, mir nerben cure g0d]ter
beiibenl l1no lire 6Indsndbnen tper-
Sen nadidIeppen III benz Blnf lie
lpenSoen id oa11if bag @efiht berbiilz
len 60 penn lie mii glt1 dIagt bic
sfu11oe BET 3hd1ifgll1gsss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-12

aanoioaten beiioer ssarteiien 81 beei1l.
ie Dabe bic gelebgebe1oelli.
saonperIhaften Der 0sation, ME Der
EGin8elifaaten beberrih eberio 0ere1l
Ausidiiiie, bic tatiddlih bic gelebe
|perfaBten. ginfIlnb lei N ben
&abinetfen iuihIlbfnr getpeeien, .pie il
Der NoIitif Der Negierullg, urlo bQbe
|fih offen III Der grne11tllsllg bon
|staafsa1iudiiIItteen uuo Hihtern geaetgt.
Dieie aroBe Mahf oieoen golfe pie
&ontrone nber lei1e Megierullg aus
Der 8anb gelonlnnen bate lei Dassgr.
|3engnis pot Monppolen ll1lb orgati-
[iierter 4abfub.
Scr genotor ertp1bbnte ii bieienl
I3uianrnlenbang, bob 5lar Bet niebt
lfpeniger dis neun5em grOBes i1al15=
|frdffige 8esrbaii1toe tire 2obbies q
Maibingto1 nrterbielten, uno natlrte
Iibre Nauler, oarurter n11ite0 5tates
gbnmberI Commerce; Natio11al ai.
lfoeiatiion Mori1ffactllrers Mmerican
Mffociottiion # Ment Naderg 0atio1nl
lgoaI MiDcinttiion 8boleiole goa
1Dealer's Mfiociotton; Nafionol Re.
trolerm Miiociation; Motiondl Water'
Botper Mifoeiatiion geational 2l1r11be1
manufacturers Mioeiotion etc.
De Sanptpnffe bieIer 8erbdttoe
faigte So 5pnette bin5u, lei perfsn1llii
der ginffIuB, Den bod be5ablte Mge1l
ten auf Mitgliieioer Beg &ongrelies
augnibbttn. DIS Elm blagenDes Sci
Ipiel bes ginfluiies, Der unf oiefe Nei
e ousgeuib meroes fHbrfe Der Sera
tor oas ne11e gifenbabngeieb an, 4
oem Ser @orgreB ge55tpnngen poroe1
lei sic 3niibenitaatlihe gerffebrs
%@ommiiiion 5u beronlaiien, onrd Sc
rantierung 5eii1es beitinfrnfen 8epifln
Bro5entiiabeg Bic Med1nng, bic ba'
agoIf fir bag 8erfebrsneien oes Son
6eg at 5obIen bdbe, i'm Slinoerte BOZ
Miaionen Collars 51 erboben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-12
1lnN III, lltcif1 GanO Girol.
% siufon1llle11, girolerberaeb

,ssilfmilnlen, Girplerberaen ole
i'll 10 tpader 1lagt tDiafomllen,
rolerberge, Ste ibr ben SimnrneI tragtl
Das iit sic Mntsporf eutIld 1lon0g an
bag Mbfiua1ranggreinlta oas Sic 81
roller uber oen Mnidlub an eutih-
Iarb auapeae qebradt baben. Die
ssremoherrIdaft mag p~erbinoern naB
6er MnIhll6 beute unb morgen Der
Eapirflimt miro. Mber ser 3uIoun1e1l.
|SdluB Der 8eraer bot itattgefnr6en,
uno ipeoer itaIieni5de Mibgunit nod
fran80iiIher smperinlismug foinrelt
oas girolerber5 pon Deutidlonb eut-
fernt balten, tpertl he aud ~borldufig
|teflenbe gren5er eraaamiinge11 lln0 ben
g~iroIer0rang nod benz genlfirlal1e1t
beutiden gaterlano u1teranuden mo-
gen.. 8
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-12

.gns baben oie Mliierten getan,;
iie bIdben burd MISUNDERSTANDING Ser
glodaoe taiglIim etpa 500 Mieniden
5tpabreno oes Observation-Disclosures getol
TEL, obgleid tie poufornl1en inforntiert
Innb III Ser Gage parel1, onrd Bic Gin
fubr bon 10000 Go1tlen 2ebensmif-
EteI monatlid bie grlaubnig, IN BET
Dftiee 81 ifden uuosoie NeierDen oer
Nentralen III 2nno 81 laiienl cine
erite Silfe al Ieiiteng Die 9al,loerttall
iel1oen Dor. often 2enten, 4ranfen nnb
|Rinoerno ag 2eben gerettet Gdtte nno.
oie Mliierten batten iid onrd Die fels
erliden gerbeiB1lngen brer 5toatsS<.
manner ni16 Durd ben 8ertrag Der
|bier5em Bunfte, perpfflihtet, ben JSries
ben niht dis Gdlder, olloern as
Mer5te al iblieBen, bic ong franfe gn-
Iropn beilen 1uiiroen. Die nniierten
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