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tary needs of the country. This com
mission of eleven men held its first
meeting in Washington in September,
1897. and the preparation of its hnal
report was placed in the hands OF
Prof. j. Lawrence Laughlin. and was
completed in April, 1899"
The speaker then detailed the
efforts to awaken the public mind
and recalled that it was 1907 before
anything definite was accomplished.
Quoted From Report.
The governor quoted from the re-
port Of Secretary McAdoo for 1917. in
which he said. without this system
it would have been impossible to
finance our enormous domestic and
foreign governments making COM
mon cause against Germany and to
care for the extraordinary expenses
entailed by our part in the war
81 have no doubt" said Gov. Seay.
that bankers will have TO be on the
alert to maintain the integrity and
sound principles underlying the struc-
ture OF the federal reserve act and to
preserve the administration of the
act free from encroachments of In
iiueAces which should have no place
In its determination"
with the banks of Washington and
the rapid growth under the working
of the reserve system. Also to the
great growth in banking generally.
The system now embraces 20 per
cent of the commercial banking
power of the country. The present
system of banking has been a pro-
lection to all forms of banking and
has facilitated the expansion of
banking power. The commerce and
the entire country has enjoyed a de-
gree of protection under the new
banking laws that never before exist
ed. If the system is on trial, judged
by results. We may confidently expect
a verdict from the bankers of the
country that the system has been of
unparalleled advantage to them and
to the country"
Gold Now Wide Basis.
Attention was called to the fact
that under the system the concentra-
tion OF reserves in reserve banks,
gold is now a basis for at least twice
as much credit as before the estab-
lishment of the system.
The speaker expressed his belief
that Hundreds of state banks would
not have been able to maintain their
solvency but for the credit assistance
extended them by the federal reserve
system through member banks"
Member banks obtain currency from
the system free of cost, and they also
have the advantage Of dealing direct
ly. thus saving time.
At this point Gov. Seay read a let
ter in which he answered objections
Of a state banker to the expense of
the system, ETC., etc. One strong point
he made when he called attention to
the fact that no one has heard of
clearing house certificates or the sus-
pension of cash payment since the es-
tablishment of the federal reserve
system"
Cites other Benefits.
Enumerating other benefits Of the
system. the governor said: Member
banks have the right to discount
eligible paper. Members can obtain
currency and coin free, the Federal
Reserve Bank paying all cost of fur
nishing currency and insuring ship
ments both ways. 1t even pays the
cost of telegraphing ordering such
shipments in an emergency
1.-The system receives checks, drafts,
Evening star., 1922-06-12
FISH FLAGS UNFURLED,
Three Float Over q. S. Embassy in
Japan During "Boys' Festival"

TOXIC, May 12 (by nafD.-Three
staff in the American embassy grounds
On May 5, the anniversary of the boys
festival" the birthday of every male
child IN Japan being celebrated this
day. The three fish flags over the
embassy donated that the occupant.
Charles Warren, was the father of
three sons, who, according to the Jap
anese, are sturdy scions of the race,
who face the future and swim up
stream against all contending currents
and who shall win oet to the quiet
waters Of well earned ease
The birthday of Mr.. Warren's young
est son fell on the eve of the boys
festival" so he, at least, had a double
birthday celebration, III American and
japanese fashion.
Evening star., 1922-06-12

governors of tho indianapolis Board
of Trade took steps to bring about
meeting of the Representatives of the
boards of trade of sixteen western
states. A meeting was held at In
dianapolfs in December, 1896, attend
ed by representatives of the boards
Of trade of eleven cities. and, as
result, a call for non-partisan
monetary convention Of business men,
to convene at Indianapolis IN jan
uary. 1897, was sent out. Delegates
from twerty-six states and from the
District of Columbia attended that
convention. An executive commit
tee was appointed to procure at the
following session of Congress leg!s-
lation for the appointment of none
tary commission by the President.
"In case this failed, the committee
was to select eleven men to make
thorough investigation of the none
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PEAROGRAD PORT OPEN.
Five American Relief Ships
Routed There With Supplies.

LONDON. May 25.-The port of
Pctrcgrad is now open and f1ve ships
carrying American Relief Admins
tration cargoes have already been
routed here. They are loaded with
supplies for adult sufferers in Rus,
sia. The opening of Petrograd will
ease the problem of the American
Relief Administration shipping repre-
sentatives in the Baltic.
OF the 100000 tons of supplies
WI iCh the American Relief Admins
tration is sending to Russia, 425. 900
have already arrived at either Baltic
or Black Sea ports. Enough of this
food has reached the Volga valley
to maintain free feeding of 100000
persons.
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D. C. PASTOR GETS CALL.
Rev. W. R. Flanagan Will Go to
Richmond Church.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
RICHMOND, Va, June 12.-Can to
the pastorate of the Northside Bap-
tist Church. one of the pretty sub
urbs of Richmond. has been rendered
to the Rev. w. r. Flanagan. now pas
tor of the West Washington Baptist
Church. He is expected to come here
about the first of October. He sue
ceeds Rev. A. o. Eoda now state evan
gelist for the Baptists of Baltimore.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE of THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL,
Takoma Park, Md. June :. 1922 Notice is
hereby given of the following contemplated
public work:
/ Cement sidewalks at an estimated cost of
Leo per linear foot. to lie assessed against
abuttng property as herein described, on
Cockrille. Maple and Manor avenues and ond
and Spring streets. abuttng the following
49, 1qts 1s IS T. is " 49, 30 81 as T. y D.
AZ. As. 49, 80. 81. 81. ID. ~ 10. 56. 81 and
5s. block "a; lots "a. 81 ami &c. block 1s: all
in R. F. Gilbert's subdivision Lots 1. 2. 3.
4, 3, 8. 7. s, 0. block 10: l. . g. T. D. g. 4
8. 8. block IL: 13 and H. block 12: all In the
Gibbs and kosack subdivision. Lots TO- IL and
.. 8, 4, and g. block A. Carroll Manor sub
division. and the unsubdivided land on Maple
avenue from terminus of present walk thereon
10 Philadelphia avenue extended.
Concrete roadways and curbs on Spruce ave-
0ue at an estimated cost Of 50 per linear
foot, one-third of such cost being assessed
against the following lott: Z, s. Q, 10, H. H.
IL, "a apd 10 block . and l. 27. %. %, 30
El. 80. 33. "a, 50. SO. 81 and IS, block s; all
1n Iipscomb and Earnest, trutees', subdivision
Grading of Park from the line Of
Hhe Hill Crest subdivision northward to its
1ntersection with Maple avenue extended. at a
cost Of $3.50 per linear foot. the total cost
20 be assessed to the abutting unsubdiyided
property.
The mayor and council. at a special meeting
FHfonday evening. June %. 1922 at s O'Clock
| On the basement of the Presbyterian Church
ywill hear all persons interested in the con
semplated work ,hs herein 4 described;
JAMES L. WILMETH, Mayor.
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A chandelier made of human bones
adornS a church in the city of Seid-
litz Bohemia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Frogs and toads are gifted with g
acute sense of hearing.
Evening star., 1922-06-12

WANTED-A vANLOAD OF FURNITURE
FROM NEW YORK, JUNE Is AND 10; FROM
BOSTON. JUNE. -. %, % AND %. THE
BIG 4 TRANSFER CO, INC, 1925 14th
ST. NV. MAIN 2139.
NO. 12I94. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OF
flee Of Comptroller Of the Currency. Wash
ington. D. G, May 5. 1922;-Wherens. by sat
isfactory evidence presented to the undersign.
ed 1t has been made to appear that ..The
Hamilton National Bank Of Washington" in
the City of Washington. in the District Of Co
lumhia. has complied with all the provision:
to be complied with before association shall
be authorized to commence the business Of
banking. Now. therefore. 1. D. R. Crissinger.
Comptroller Of the Currency. do hereby certify
that THE Hamilton National Bank Of Wash
ington." in the City Of Washington, in the
District of Columbia. is authorized to commence
the business Of banking as provided In section
fifty one hundred and sixty-nine Of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States. Conversion Of
the Hamilton Savings Bank. with a main office
and three branches located within the limits
Of the city of Washington, District of Colum.
bia. In testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal Of office this FIFTH PAY OF NAY.
troler of the Currency.
Evening star., 1922-06-12

CALIFORNIA CARS FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS
and baggage at reduced rates. with greatest
security and speed-San Francisco. July g.;
Los Angeles. June II. SECURITY STOR-
AGE CO., 114O 18th st.
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Due to Business Sentiment.

But 1t is significant that the most
active move for the reform of the
banking system originated with the
business mon Of the country. and 1t
Is fact that the enactment Of the
federal reserve law was finally
brought about moro by business SEN
timent than by bankers.
"In November, 1896, the board of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND CPHOLsTER-
ed at your homo. VIII go anywhere Address
Box 2S6-A. Star Office. 12e
THE ANNUAL Election OF NINE TRUS-
tees Of The American Fire Insurance Company
of d. C. will be held at the office Of the COM
pany. No 511 eth st. NV. on Thursday. June
IS 1922 Polls open from II am. to 1 Pm
(Signed) II. II. BERGMAN, Secretary.
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING-WE ARE
experts on repairing Gruen, American and
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1902 n. Y. NV.
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Evening star., 1922-06-12

GRAND AND UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR RENT;
pianos taken In as part payment on victrolas.
HUGO WORCH. 1110 G NV. Kranich & Bach
and Emerson pianos,
Evening star., 1922-06-12

Between the ticks Of a watch a ray
of light could move eight times
around the earth.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09

Nantpa, Soabo auriidbegebe1l 1,nd..
IDem lie bier Moden BET ieiigeu
5Grennoi1,len berbradt DntR
9odtp. Ser clinton Mr5i nabm Dor.
5Iesta salnifagabero an benz III Jree.
bort Deronitofteten Ba3or tel.
Sraa &eiurih Otto, d. nod
mebtrere Moden langem @erbleib IN
81. gnrnabog Sospitnl al Mianea-
polls iii beoeute1rb BELL .erem 3uItam
til ibren. GramiIlienfreiS 5nriidgefebrt.
s. 8eutgraiT @attin uno 5obn
.@eorg poal 0abpeton Daren Mber
45onntag bier III Sen 6arnilien g.
15donboff nno Soba11n Wald)er 81.
.@aite.
gamilie S. 81 Sdonboff eritatte-
ten 5onntag ibren III Mlbanp mob-
11elrben 8ertpanbten einen 8eIub.
lm acknowledgements m11roe 6as
sSSrene 8ettit Cottage nntueit Der taat-
fifteen MddodfJen gerbeiierungsaniitttallt
Ourh Geuer Doqitan6ig 5erit0rt. Die
iii bem @ebaltoe uatergebradten
Maoben famen obne Nusrabme unbe-
i6d0igt oaDon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
SPRING Bill.

Mei1. 5pdtb madte i'm saufe per-
gangener @obe eiren auto-glbiteder
nod Belica1t Safe.
Sran gdcilia @iliber bat r Sous
Dem Sobanm 8eier, pelder bon Der
NIT ser &iiiteriteue betraa,t
morber lit in 8adt gegeben nrb ibr
&einl nod ct. Martin Derlegt.
S1r Der Bfarrfirbe muroen aunt
berfiinoigt 2oren5 Gamblers
bon 2afe @eorg uno Sri. Matbilba
Stengel hon bier.
Sobn 8id, @attin llno 50bre So
botn unb &aspar 1labmen an Der in
5%tattge6abten @od]5eit ibrer
Nidte Matbilbfa Bid tell.
Sri. gIeorora 5pdtbt nelde III
glono MnIteauna bnt, ~erfrel1te am
gpnntag bier ibre @ltern nit 8eiud.
Srau Sobn 8aloorf genoB nab-
reno Der gnotage Dorpergangener
ISOLDE Sic @aifreunoidaft ser in
Melrofe mobnenoen 5amilie Nfid)oeI
8ener.
9nf Dem in Welroie beranltalteten
t5fattournier fiel Dem Sacob Sacobs
bon bier Der 5peite Breis 5u.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
st 2ll1tho1lp.

0uaIlle vt ~ pp'llp p.p..
een DLan s Soga a ain,ne 49, gt', -. ~ ~
epnlln a9 o1p WulllIen!plgallspe , aSuz
s seia.s Is gl a.. aab,ar aasI mea s
:. ,,nS So, ~. 49,
=, 9Ta;m g., sro;4oo 30.
"a ho1ha,. ~ =, -, .,an1ao,,nt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
-6raf S~erd1enfelos Rid
tritt.

Wnnden 5. NoD. @raf Ger
denfeD lteate an Gsreitag amtlib benz
Rralii66enten bes bapriiden 2anbiages
feline Notwithstanding als Wini-
terpraiiioent al.
Die grnenrllng zines NadfolgerS
fon nid)t Dor fommenoen Gienitag
5u er1parten iein;; Biz 0abin erluartet
man, bob Die 8aDriide golfspartei
iib mber einen &%anbibaten ibliiiiig
'gerporoen lit. staatsrat Or. MaDer
bonn Winiiterium bes Sr11ern miro
iiebt in eriter 2inie als Radfolger ge-
na11nt, nud10em 81. MeDer bon Saul
beuern. Der gegentndrtige Botidnf-
ter oes Reides in Berlin, abgelebnf
bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
5auf Rapios.

Jrancis, Der iieben Sabre ate Spbn
Der i'm Comm Minben nobnboften So
mile Soiepb Saeobp itarb 8ienlfag
leBter ISOLDE an einem 8lutltur5. Die
Igltern un6 orei @ei9niiter bradten
bie 2ei6e nod gAna, Soma, mo lie
benz SdoB Der Groe ubergeben muir
6.
Dieuitag fom1nenoer ISOLDE finoet
bic Sabbresperiammlung Der Mftio1ndi-
re Der Benton COUNTY lar6mirti1aft-
liben @eieaibnft ltott.
Die Danlen Der &er5 sSSeiu @emein-
De beranltalteten geltern Wittmod,
abenbs i'm Seim Der 5rau 8. $.
8lattner cine &artenpartie, nod mel-
der ein n~oblibmedenber Smbis per-
Iabreidt murbe.
5rau Games 4eougb, Die ais bic
=altelte Srau-bieier @egerb gait, 1T
Montagmorgen I'M 9em ibrer bier
5mobnen6en Godter, Dran 90. q. Sen-
0rids bel Der lie mdbreno Der leBten
flint Sabre ibr Seim batte, geitorben.
Sic erreidte 0as al1Bergetpobnlib boz
BE Sitter bon abtun0neun5ig Sabren.
Son Srlan0, mo tie geboren puroe,
fam e lit 1849 nit Sreunionnen III
6iieies 2ano. SIT 1863 perDeirotete tie
ft6 NIT Sa1nes &eougb, Ser ibr III
1896 i'm utter pons85 Sabren in Bic
sGpigfeif Doranging. Beer0igung
finoef beufe tatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
st. fraflcis.

8ei Ser gum 0ritten Male a1lfge.
fiibrten Daritelnng zines douetl
SdauipieIes unb etr,es gletb annlrti-
gen 9l1itfpieles, Bic porlehten Sonr-
tagabenb i'm biefigen Sdnlba1ie iiber
Die 8iibne giugel1, Dur0e ein 8einge-
mimi bon $53 er5ieIt. Sci oieIer I'M
terbaltung 5eidneten it'd Ole 8eldpi-
tier 9ilDegarb mo gItella ghrlih=
mann, bl,rd] Ben Gortrag GINGER bib
Iden 2ieoer aus.
Mebrere MitgIieber ger bier be-
itebeteOen M1iiffapelle idloiien lib ge-
legentlid oes porlesten 5onntag IN
Sreeport itatfgefunber1en gaaars ben
MuIifern bon Sreeporf an ,tno lei-
ftete babel Bic bette MnsbiIfe.
Seinrid 2anae, IT., ltno Sran ma
rem ont eriten Gage pergangerer 30
die in @eihaften nod Ser @onntD-
9anptta0t.
9odm. 9err Soiepb Builder bon
@eit ltnipn mar Dorlesten Sonntag.
abenb @olt oes bodm. 3errn gnBman
nmo nabm ON Der bon Dem bieiigen
Sbeaterperein peranitaltete l1nterbal=
tung tell.
gs gebt bas @ere0e, bob l1nfere
Srtidaft binnen fur5em cine ganf,
cine Sogemiibe nnb cine @emein6e-
bale erbalten ion.
Samilie Seimih 8oblmar1n mad=
te Mitte perfloiiener Bobe einen Sc
i6dftsbeiub in ct. CLOUD nno iprad
altf ibrem Seimipege in Nep Munib
Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
Poltna6ndten aus
der alien keilnatb

Maden. 1n @rpn55oafpmil-
iariat bate bon elmer benbTbtigten
Butterneridieblng nod gellgiien n6erI
Den Mabener @alD 8ennt1iis erbal-
ten nno baraufbim bic u11liiegenoen
3oudrnter alarmiert. llnlangit muroe
eiin gl1ttertransport, ser iii 5em Sui
fern 81 ie eirem 8entner uber Die
@ren8e geben ioQfe feltgebalten.ge Bel
0ieier 8elegenbeit muroen flint Sent
ner beld4ognabm mo 5tpei meitere
III bem Seller ether ii Der Ndbe ge-
legenen 8irfldaft aufgefunoen. 3meii
SDbne Des @irteg fn1ne11 III @aft
8ieiefeD. ginem Eoltbptpn I'M
betad1barfen gnlbfe mur61en s5pei
Wertbriefe nit 10000 WinH III 8nnf-
snoten, beihimmt fulir Me1nlbfer3 Sen
itof n11b 9npierffnbrif IS nj 81,
5geifoblen. Der 9oifbote bate Die Brie-
ali iein Gmb gebunoen u11o Diefes
einen AugenblidDor Elm 9nus geiteM,,
ii neId)em Ell eii1een a1oeren 8rie 5n
beiteaen bate. r miieoer ber-
ausfam mar oas Gnb1 nit ben @eIo-
briefen Sic MIR init 10000 Maarf De-
flariert naren peribtm1noen. Das
Ndbnl1roe pdter IN ei1em 1,a6e ge=
|Iegenen @eboil5 gefunben.
89iittbburg- 4reig nil 8lein-
Igeperbebefriebe einffniibren, I'M III
I3uiommenbang#n Der 1unptiddlid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
Gin SrancnbilS aus
~ieptperer 5cit.



s eine Der gr0dBftten oeutfden
Jrnlengejtnlten I'M 3Oiabrigen &rieggee
trittuns Die AebtiITn Mngoale1ln ei
.0erpnder entgegen. NIs Wdiodenl
Id,o1 frnt lie III bns a1tebrtpnroige See
neoiifHtiiner.N onnenitift 81 5rauen
1poertb I'M gbtemiee elm nelbes 4alo-
iter, bon &er5og gniilobon @nDernt
788 geitifpt ane 5tnrme Der 88eit.
Hiiber1tanb u1lo Biz a11f ben beutigen
Sag fortbeifeN unb bInbt. Dit IA
s5abren Iegte Magoalena Seioenpuder
5ibre BrofeB nb, init 33sSabr en- ndbl
tten lie ooiie eeonnen 5ur Nebtiiiin III.
Mnerfe1nllng ibrer boben @eiitesgnz
ben nn0 tiefen ~5r0mMigfei Sub
re lang nbrte lie ben S~irtenitab init
1peifer n1o tatffrdftiger Sam sic
mar loa5u berufen, III ben la11gen.
hredlGiiden Sabren oes 3Oiabriiglen55
&riieges, Der geutidblan6 8u ei1lerl1.
2eidenfeIoe 11nD 2ootenader feunpel
R, oas aIte 5nleIbeiIigtllm 5n bit
ben ur1o 5liroerten 3uTflu6t nn0
3sdnb 81 bieten. .
Bon. e eriten Gage ibrer Gegie-
rlng an drieb 5rou MagbnIeita af-
les mas oen 4Ioiter Suites unb heb
les niberfubr III eii1 9dgebud.
[lelbe lalt eillen groBen Jofiobailo;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09
flue iber Ole 2llpen

MIn9en, 6. Wob. - gineln beut.
iden 5ll1g5eug nit feds Baiiagieren
lit es gelungerI uiber 5tpei Der bobiten
.@ipfeI Der Nlpen, ben @robgIodner
.nl1b Sen @roBpenebiger (12,46O, be5tD
12.01O SUB Meeresb0he al fliegen.
ses lit Der erite 6erartige Slug NIT
tnebr als 5tpei Haiiagieren. Gas boz
bel bennBte Glug5eug NOR Elm ge,
ipobnlider gn115meta1ener Ginoeder;;
Die 8inoDerbdltnifie mndter1 es not.
tpenoig, in eroBe Sobe 81 geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09

ssatniIie Sro,15 Serbes eritatteh
Quite perruidbener Mode eiinen per,
luanot- uuo reunbidaftlid1en gellh
lii Ren Mani9.
Aodpp. Ser Ran1pntatin BON Sauf
Mopios eritattete iii gegleitung let.
ner 5dapeIItter, 5raalein glifabetb,
Sem bodip. 8errn gnBma1ln eincnl
ireunoidaftliden 9eiub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09

@dnlbeIah Ser gr6Bte IL 5ageiDeiene.,
AZ gdmIfinoer beteiligen ih an benz
Mnterridt.
@amiIie Gbeoopre 2utgen bon
Montana trof bier al 8einA Der ~.
bern elm 1lub tpirb mabreno Der @in.
~termonate I'M Sobn Gbeiiens Seirn,
benz g~Iternbanie Der Sran 2utgen,
berbleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-09

Set id gegerltp1rtiig III oer stndts
6bIiotbet Ill Wiiinden befit,oet. Mlles
nun olgenoe bis 3uIp gooe Der Aeb
tifiin bieieln idje entt1o1ntlter.
@leid III erIfm Sabre Drer BE
[riegl1ng aablte bic Mebtiiiin niidftt alurl
I650 @ulben steuern, ot10ern IiieB
aud nlle Gebauoe oes aloiterg iii gu
ten 3ultalD bringen uni. Sic
Mnrfilsffiirte am Ser %Jral1eninla
gang neu. beritenen.. suben muffte
6ran Mngonlena orei Sitter. Sn ben.
Snbren 1912 u11o 1913 murDe Der
8ohalhr in ser Stride 11eu gefabt,
orei 4ltdre neu bergeltteM Elm 4als
alf benz Sofegebaut5 5tpei grlinren5
gegraben unb 33iegeI- unb &aIfos
fen angelegt. Ole 4ltdre i'm alien @lo
itermuniltter trngeu beute nod baS Sc
prdge, Das iDren 6rau Wag0alena
gegeben. 5ofam oas Sabr 1918. Das
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