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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-18

have been wrecked. Every railroad man
of any experience knows what the ter.
rible results would have been. and it
does not seem possible that 4 sane per-
son would have stopped to such a
heinous crime. Allowing that the story
of the railroad worker is true, it is
only possible to ascribe the turning Of
the switch toward the side track to
the vagaries Of mentally deficient
person.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-18

In newspaper support. Redfeld Proc
tor leads his rival, Abram w. Foote,
in the Vermont gubernatorial cam
paign. The Enosburg Falls Standard
and the White River Junction Land
mark are the latest Vermont rewspa-
pers to come out in support Of Proctor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-18

incidentally, the inspectors Of the
Vermont automobile department are
making hay along with the farmers.
The crop Of fifteen motorists gathered
in on single day in the island villages
Of Lake Champlain is proof of it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-18

For striking originality we commend
the Maine Undertakers association,
which dressed up living models in flu
neral attire and then displayed them
before the undertakers in convention
II scarcely could have been done more
effectively and, let it be added, more
gruesomely.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-18

and had nine lives you might hesitate
which one to insure, but having only
one life and that one uncertain, how
can you hesitatey Consult us on an
insurance program. National Life ms.
Co. of vt. (Mutual. s. s. Ballard,
general agent, as State street, Mont
.pelier; G. j. Seager, local agent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-18

The Randolph Herald and News has
been up against. the person who threat
ems: Il absolutely forbid your putting
my name in your paper again" and it
promises to abide by the injunction
even to the extent Of declining to pub
Iish line OF obituary when the irate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-18

warned that Friday, Aug. rs, is the
last day they can pay the school and
highway tax and save the per cent
discount.
tSignedl Edna L. Beard, Treas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-18
More Advice.

IF you want your umbrella 70 last
YOU long time, don't roll it. says =
newspaper. An additional tip-dont
lend it.-Boston Transcript
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18
h-Soph Scrap
Lands II In Jail

DOWAGIAC. Mich. Sept. IL
Fourteen freshmen students. after
defending their flag on top Of the
high school building from angry
sophomores in a stone battle and
remaining on the roof ali night. were
arrested here Saturday morning by
Chief NcGowan and a sfuad or off,
Gers.
The boys were captured after the
police scaled the building in the
same way ne freshmen climbed 10
tho roof friday evening 10 haul
down the sophomore flag. and run
up their own colors by means Of the
fire escape and q short ladder. The
row started in trivial dispute
Friday afternoon. over an apple. as
The students filed out OF the build
ing 20 20 home.
Several fist fights ensued and in
the evening a band Of freehmen
climbed 10 the roof OF the high
school building. tore down the
sophomore fag. The shouts OF the
angry combatants and the tinkline
sound Of breaking windows at
tracted the attention Of neighbors
who called the police Entreaties OF
parents and the sharp command Of
policemen were without avail until
Saturday morning the policemen
made their way 20 the roof and
placed the defenders in custody. The
authorities are undecided what dis
position 10 make OF the offenders
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18
FRESHMEN LOSE LOCKS
IN SHEARING FRACAS

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Sept. H.
More than 1000 students in the
sophOmore and freshman classes OF
Indiana university participated in
the annual class scrap on the Dunn
meadow. adjoining the football field
which was won by tie "Rhinies."
The sophOmores were able 10 hold
two OF the big bags in the center OF
the field but the freshies outnumber-
cd the older men and managed 70
get the third bag across the line be-
fore pistol shots stopped the fracas.
Nearly a thousand persons were on
lockers.
During the annual hair cutting
hundreds Of "rhinies" were shorn of
then Iocks.h 40 one was seriously
hurt during the scrap.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18

incidentally sutherland appoint
meut has led 70 a good deal o.
private criticism among democrats
in Washington. The democrats
feel that a democrat should have
been appointed 10 ~ Tie vacancy
created by the resignation of Jus
tlce Clarke. a democrat. and a VII
son appointee
Were it not for Sutherland .
popularity and MS unquestioned fi,-
ness for the position il IS probable
that some open criticism would be
voiced over the appointment.
when Sutherland takes his seat
the political lineup II the court Wi.
be seven republicans and two
democrats. Il has been many
years since one party was 50 pre-
dominant on the highest bench.
While Supreme court justices are
not supposed 10 have any politics
after gaining the bench, the COM
mon practice has nevertheless been
TO keep the two parties about even
in order TO escape any tinge OF par
tiSanship in the court.
When AIR. Harding became presi-
dent the lineup was five republi-
cans and four democrats. Chief
Justice Edward Douglas White. a
Louisiana democrat. died, and IN
his stead was appointed form er
Pres't William Howard Taft Thai
suited the democrats because Tat:
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18
Running y. S. Is
Big Job; Harding
Shouting Strain

WASHINGTON. Sept II - Run
ming the United States government
under conditions that have pre-
vailed for the last two months is
no joke of a job.
The strain Of It has begun TO
show on Pres't Harding. There
are lines in his face that were
not there a year ago. and 10 those
who see him frequently it appears
his hair is a little more silvered
than IL was a few months ago. and
there is a little more droop to his
shoulders.
Beset on every side by the grav-
est industrial problems in years.
and with congress showing a nore
too keen desire 10 be helpful in this
year Of politics, the president has
battled with his problems for The
most part alone-at least the re-
sponsibility has been his.
Pres't Harding was forced 70
forego his vacation entirely be-
cause Of the industrial situation. he
has planned a series of week end
trips 10 break the tedium Of a
scorching Washington summer
with probably a few weeks thrown
in al Bar Harbor for good measure
but ane by one his vacation plans
went into the discard as fresh
problems arose in connection with
the strikes.
Now he IS beginning TO show it,
He still keeps up his daily solf.
going out sometimes at O'Clock
in the morning. four hours before
the rest Of Washington gets going
for the day.
Frank Kellogg, Of Minnesota; ;
Joe" Frelinghuysen. of New Jer-
sey: Freddy Hale, of Maine; Iru-
man II. Newberry OF Michigan,
Speaker Gillett. Lawrence PhIpps
Of Colorado AID Walter Edge. or
New Jersey - men with whom u F.
was particularly intimate durirs
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18
Free the fs Ruptured
Stop Wearing a Useless Truss

Are you neglecting yourself by wearing
a truss. appliance or whatever name you
choose TO call it?
At best. the truss Is only a makeshift-
n false prop against a collapsing wall
and cannot be expected to act as moro
than a mere mechanical support. The
binding pressure retards blood circuls-
tion. thus robbing the weakened muscles
OF that which they need most-nourish-
ment.
But science has found a way. and all
truss sufferers in the land are invited to
SEND FOR FREE TRIAL PLAPAO
and make a test right in the privacy OF
their own homes. The PLAPAO method
is unquestionably the most scientific.
logical and successful self-treatment for
rupture the world has ever known.
The PLAPAO PAD. when adherinR
closely TO the body, cannot possibly slip
OF shift out OF place, therefore cannot
chafe or pinch.
Soft as Observation-Disclosures to Apply
Inexpensive
Works whilst you work and whilst you
sleep. No straps, buckles OF springs
attached.
Learn how TO close the hernial open
ing as nature intended. so the rupture
CAN'T come down. Send your name to-
day TO PLAPAO CO.. 2S2 Stuart Bldg.
St Louis, No, for FREE trial Plapao
and instructive information.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18
Indiana and Mlclu6dn News
PROTEST AGAINST MORE
ARD SURFACE ROADS

NOBLEsVILLE. Ind. sept H.
= meeting Of taxpayers OF Hamilton
county was held IN this city today
for the purpose of protesting a-ainst
tIie construction g.. any more hard
surfaced roads 4 committee was
appointed 20 arrange for mss
meeting 20 be held in this city next
week for the purpose uf adopting
plans TO induce the people not to
b etition the commissioners fos any
highways FOR perhaps five years.
10 was pointed out AT the meeting
that the average cost Of a mile OF ce-
went road was $4,000. which is said
60 be- about the cost OF a mile OF
railroad The bonded indebtedness
of the county growing out OF the
construction and repair OF roads is
s. $500 ana petitions FOR new
roads are being flied with the com.
every month
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18
Teacher Misses T,CO WeekS
In 81 Years With Schools

BURKET. Ind. Sept. 17.-Andrew
Sarber. instructor OF the seventh
and eighth grades OF the Burket
public school. has been a public
school teacher for 81 years almost
without interruption. During hat
period he has missed but two
weeks. due to a death in the FAM
ily and the serious illness OF a rel
ative. Many OF his present pupils
are sons and daughters OF persons
he taught in former years.
Although entitled TO retire on a
pension. Sarber says that he prefers
TO teach as long as he is able TO
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18
CHILD DIES AS RESULT
OF SCALDED STOMACH

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Sept IT,
Walter. year old, son of Walter
Buchanan. died as a result of his
stomach beinC scalded with water.
The little fellow, with other children
was playing with a tea kettle. Wal
ter left the others went into the
kitchen and tilted tea kettle filed
with scalding water so that the
spout poured a quantity Of boiling
water down his throat. Three ply
sicians worked with him all night.
They reported no outside burns on
the child.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18

probably true that OF all the advice
that was blown about the front
porch at Marion during the sum-
mer OF 1920 SutherlaId's was FOL
lowed most closely.
Quiet Unobstructive and not par
ticularly distinguished looking.
Sen sutherland worked day in
and day out in a little office near
that Of NJ. Harding in Marion and
save for those Immediately at
tached 20 headquarters he was to a
great extent unknown.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18
REWARD RAu. ENrPToYE.

BURKET, Ind. Sept. II. - Al
pheus Matthews who is an en-
rloye OF the Nickel Pla.e railroad
at this point has not once in 18
years missed a train due here at
3 so a. m. for the purpose of plac-
Ing mail aboard and procuring mail
for the Burket postomce, has been
rewarded for his faithful service by
the railroad company. which has
furnished him and his wife with an
nUal passes. good anywhere over
the Nickel Plate system.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18
KoSciuSkO Farmers to
HnrUest Peanut Crop

MENTONE. Ind. Sept. 17.-Kos-
ciusko farmers soon will harvest
their peanut crop.
1t is figured out that something
IKE 100 bushels viii be harvested
n the county this year. according %
T. y Parker. county agricultural
agent.
One of the largest growers is z.
Vandermark, residing east Of
Mentone.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18

had made White chief justice dur
ing his presidency. and g. was con-
sidered hitting that he should step
into the chief jus,iceship.
Then Justice Clarke. an Ohio
democrat. resigned and afforded
Pres't Harding an opportunity 20
appoint Sen. sutherland. a lifelong
republican.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18
BUY CLOVER SEED.

BURKET. Ind. Sept II. More
;ban 400 bushels Of clover seed VIII
be purchased this year for resale
~ the Burket Equity Union, with
membership Of 20 farmers. The
Union has already bought 200 bush
ols of clover seed at $3.50 a bushel.
The union has rs own elevator a.
Burket. buys other grains and main
lairs a lumber yard.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18
lis senatorial days-usually make
up his golhng company.

lis senatorial days-usually make
up his golhng company.
No appointment that Pre5t
Harding has made in the nearly
two years he has been I'm the White
House gave him such unalloyed
personal satisfaction as that OF his
Old friend George Sutherland. Of
Utah. TO the Supreme cCurt bench
This was attested by the fact that
within an hour after the resigna-
ton Of Associate Justice Clarke
was received at the White House
Mr.. Harding accepted it. and an
ncunced The appointment Of Sen
Sutherland by the informal me, hod
Of. summoniEg newspaper corres~
pOndents 10 his Office and telling
them OF it. They knew it long be
fore Sen. Sutherland himself did.
Many men have been describe
as CLOSE" 10 Mr. Harding during
the campaign. Some were and some
weren't. but among the few that
were was George Sutherland. 1t j.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18
auditor, Working at
COft1pP. Breaks Wrist

WABASH. Ind. Sept 17.-When
Valentine Freising. deputy county
auditor slipped while building a
stairway on the second floor of the
summer cottage Of Ben Banister.
county auditor. at yellow Creek, he
fell TO the basement, suffering a
broken wrist He suffered no other
injuries but returned here TO resume
his office duties. giving up carpenter
Nrnrk
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18
RAN DANCES

WARSAW, Ind, Sept. 17.-Direc-
tors OF the Warsaw Community
building have placed a ban on the
holding Of dances in he structure.
The Warsaw school board is ne
gotiating with the board Of directors
for the use of the building for ply
seal culture classes.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18
PLAN CONNUrNITY FATR.

PURKET. Ind, Sept. II. - In
structors and pupils Of the Burket
public school are arranging plans
for a community fair TO be given at
the school building early in October.
when school work and farm pro-
ducts will be exhibited.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18
WORKS AT "a

WARSAW. Ind, Sept. 17.-H. F.
Hatfield "A, who resides eight miles
west Of this city, has lived at the
same point all his life, in fact at the
same spot. Hatfield. who works
daily in a sawmln is well preserved
ana is an inveterate tobacco smok~
er
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18

Mile Peanne Lamar. Francs's
champion boxer. stopped her mais
opponent in thrce-round hou- re-
Gently.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18

Wrist watches are not a mod
ern idea. Queen Elizabeth having
been presented with one as far back
as 1871.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-18

Holy Trinity monastery in Thes-
sally. built in he fourteenth CEN
tury. is accessible only by ropes
and ladders.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27
GanSsmauni&aftIidc nnb llutertib
MngS &ercine.

2auSsmauni@aftIiGe nn6 1lutcrItiit
unss &ercine.
&erein 8aSen. 8eri. am 3. Mitt-
mod i. 90. in 922 ga. aDe. 9..8.
Sotob @iro, GetretGr, 1913 9
Str. SO.
MmeritnniIAer 1tnterltiitmngs.
Serein. gbos. @romli9, Br1iioent.
Sic. @iesano. SefretGr, 1874 CITE ct.
S.-8. Eel. Srantlin 1750-i. @eri
am 2. Dienstog /. Sc. i'm Concord
&Iub.. Sid g StraBe 81. 50.
9ekembarmltGSter 1lnterititnngs.
Iereiu emil Spobn, BrGi.; Sobn
Wfeininger, SetretGr, 1920 @6te
Str. H.@. @eri. 8. Wittipo@ /. vi
in 922 Ba. @se. 0..B.
%attOenti&er &ereeu, @aIbinaton
.. 6. Sefret1r: 8m. Stuermunn
II gbeitnut Str. Eatoma 8arf, 90
Seri. am 1. Oonncrstog i. 80 ii
soncoro Stub, 314 y Str. y1. N.
Neutrality-suspicious., 9iitrift So.
l6O. @.SduB, Sefretdr, 30l2 Gum
barton Npe.. N.@.. smii6en g nm
.. Bert. am A. 0ienstog i. 90. IN
go. 922 $50. 9lbe. 81. 50.
-nWaibinston Metser 1tmteritiit-
nnss.@erein". Brdiioent: Sranf
8eieano, Sr., 1910 @iroro Str, Sc
49,; Sefretdr: ST. SeB, GIG @oit Go
pitoI Ctr; 8eri. am 1. Oienstag i
%. in 922 Henna. @be., 81. s.
@ilbelm Sell 1lnteritiitnnss.@c Sc.
ielliAaft. Ieri. am 8. Montag / 81.
in 922 ga. Abe. N..8. Seoul Bod.
idmiot, Setret1r, 9O7 %. Strub
Horbwef
DnteI @rSs gersI dsunes--veiu
@eri am 3. Dienstos : Sc. I'm San
eerbunb. Geo. Moir, @etretGr, 718
elite StrnSe g. q.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27
JnIann.
aOblensra6er segen 2OGnfiir5nns.

GOblengrG6er gegen 2Obnfiir5nng.
Sbomrof, YennIDlbanio. -@s lit
cine miiiiige Sade, BON Serabiet.
5ung ser 2o6ne Ser &oblengr1ber
beg 2anoe8 3u ipredet, iagte fiir5lih
Der internationale BrdIioent Sobn
6. 2emiS ser &ereini9ten @rubenar-
teiter ser ant6ra5it 2o6nfonDentior,
0ie, bier eroffnet murOe. @r err
femme an, iagte er, ooB Deina orga-
nilierte Yropaganoa I'M 8an9e lit,
oie 206ne ser 8ergleute berab5u'
Ieben", fiigta aber bin5lt, Dab es nin
Sem 6ortI6ritt Der &ereinigten
@rll6enarbeiter bon 4merifa feinen
Sfritt riidpdrts geben f0nne."
.@enn elm in0u1trieGer &onflift
fommen mliB, Die Sntreilen Der
@rabenarbeiter 8lt ihiiben uno ibre
@6re 5u mlbren", rief SEER SepiS
aus, o0ann mnB elm iofortigar Son'
lift fomnten."
Die @ru6enarbeiter seq 2anoes,
Iaqte 8rGlioett, 2etpis, ieien bereit
ltno niaens, tpegen nellen 2obnfor'
traften in @eid- un0 Sartfoblen-
feloern 81 unterbanoeGn, Die ON 81.
MGr5 a~llsluuien, 1tn0 menn oie @ru'
Gen6eliber 0e3 2anoes Ser Child
nung ni6t folgten, miirbe es feline
4ontrafte geben uno Der Srteoe
miiroe nidt auf ben S%ereinigtell
@rlt6enorbeitern beruben.
IS mad)t feinen llnteriAieo",
ioqte SEER 9epiS inter 9eifaa, lob
9sidtunionleltte in oen 8ergbauoi.
I~triften un0 in an9eren cine 2o6n'
6era6iebung annebmetl mir gaoenfen
nid,t, oen Niftunionleiten AMI Der
Setter ser Degradation abpdrts 5it
folgen.
1@ir aeoetfen nidt, SEN @ift-
union.3olitab beim MeIien oes
Stanooros unierer 9ebensbaltung
onIegm 5u loiien.
.Gs lit miiiiig, bon Ser Serablet-
sung ser 20bne BON MGnnern dlt
lpyeden, ongeitfts ser EatiaAe, Dab
onndbern0 100000 gergIeute in ben
@ci6foblenieIosrn bei6Gtignngs'
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27
GrpIpeet Sid Gemetern.

Stieblins, 8rGiioept; @m. 0aartin.
SefretGr; SEQ. S. 81. Stus, G1as'
meiIter. 8eri. OH /. Sreitae i. 80
i'm Concord &lub, 314 6 Str. 81. 90
.. 6 .SilfsDerein. 314 6 9troBt
g. 20. 8rGiioent: Geo So. @pier
SefretGr: Or. S. IS. &oenig, 40C
ga. Ape. 9. g.; Sinonaiefret6rin
5rou sc. D.&onig, 400 Henniplpanio
Abe. @. g.; S6atmeiiter: Or. Sp
S~oIielbring, 314 6 StraBe 81. IS
~8eriammlungen finoen itatt: Gre
cutibfomite an ieoem l.. Sreitae i.M.
Notwithstanding on ieoem 8.
Sreitdg I'M Wonot.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27

min den, miiiicu eincn llnrfpeg ma.
den uio per Boot uah GeutidlanO
retied.
Sos SOd5cit8flciO Scr grim5eifH.
2onOou. Gas Sod3eits.
iIeio Der Eriu5ciiin @arD miro
nod linem pr0htigen @nttDurie aus
Sil6ertlid bergeiteat perOen. Gas
bacterial nlrOe por einigen Sobrcu
BON Der S0nigin aus SnO!n mitge'
bradt.
Gas Slei0 miro cine SdIcppe
BON Glfenbeiuieioe nit SLIDER
ourdidoiieu, ba6en, sic BON SanO.
ipebern in @raintree, einem alien
enelii6en Standardization ge.
ipebt marc.
IS perlautet aeriidtneiie, OaB
Discount 2osceQeS unO feline fonig.
lide 8rart einen SciG Tires Sonig-
monos in Der id0uen Giaa 9ie0ici
in 6ieiole bel 8Ioreu}, Stalien, Der.
tringen fperOen.
1egen TOlitif Scr l~lntcrOriidnng.
Bombay. Gertreter ouer in.
Oiiden Yarteien, BON &lnSit Malo.
uiba unO onOereu 6iibrern ser Of.
fettliden Mleiumug ein6ernien, bot
ten cine Gonferen3, 81 Der iih 5pei.
bunOert Selegoten eingeiunOeu. ght
Der 9%isfuiiion beteiIiete iif 90. 81.
@anObi, Der fir p%oiiioen 8ioerItouO
gegen Die gngldnoer eintritt.
Sic &erbauOlungen iuuren ae.
beim, Oo6 berlnutct. ooB Glrn0it
Malebipa in ieiner @r0ffmngSre0e
Die 9epegung oes paiiipen @ioer-
ltdnos idiIOerte ltno tie nit ocn
5eblern Der Gegierung un0 i6rer
Golitif Ser llnterOriidung ertldrte.
@r bei6rieb Die 8eoiugilngen, inter
ipelden cine ebrenooae 20iung ser
5ragen m0glid lei.
@anobi erfldrte Die gema6ten
SoridlGge fir nidt ausreideno.
ST D~erIangte 6reiIaiiung ser poll
tiiden @efangenen" uno idiIoerte
Die AltSidreitlngen, sic BON ser Gc-
gieritng inter Dem @ormanoe, Gedt
ltno @eieB oufredt 3u erboIten, be.
gatget poroen ieicn.
@an6bi erfldrte ii6 bereit, oil
elmer 9eratung nit ser G%egierung,
fpeitn Der Gi5efonig iie einberufe,
teil5unebmen. Sod miiiie oie &e-
g~ierung lire Saltung Gn0ern un0
fir 6as idtuere llitredt, Ons iie be.
gangen, &ete 5eigen.
Snlgarien WirO entiunffnet.
Sofia. Ole bulqariide
&egieruug lit bonn State Ser 8ot.
fdafter beno6rihtigt mor0en, Dab
es p6uig cntpafinen nulB. Ole Ie-
gieritltg bat 9efebl erbalten, DAB Iie
innerbal6 zines Monats ibre Sen.
oarn1en uito S6ubtrllppen an ser
@ren5e oufloien muB. Sir Ben Si-
derbeitsoienlt i'm 2onoe bIei6en
Damn nur nod 400 SreimiQige.
Ole Regier1tng bat 0arailf ertpioert,
ooB Die 0ur4fiibritng 0ieies 9e-
febIs 9ulgarieu sic Mnarhie 6rin-
gen miro.
GrplOiiOn anf einem Seutidcn
9ampfer.
9on0on. Sn elmer @r-
pIolton anf Dem oeutideu 0ampfer
Beta, altf Der 8abrt bon Som-
burg naA 2iiinbon, murOen elf Dit.
glieber Der M}anui6aft un0 Die
6rau oes eriten Offi8iers getotct.
3ebn lleberle6en0e Der S6iffsbc.
iatung ipltroen ipdt BON einem 81
iferboot in 2opestoft geGonOet.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27

men 8eri6t 5u gebep
8reis fir oie Sniertion Der Scar
te $3.50 pro Sabr.
SeMtider @aiienhansDereiu. 8rG
fioent Martin @iegano; Sefretdr;
Sernlal1n 6. @infler, ITO Se6lte
StraBe, @.-8. Oireftoren-8eri anl
2. Sreitag i. 90. I'M @lfs Seim
Sranen Silfsberein bes 9emtiden
@aiIenganics. Srau gbaS. Supper
tus, 8rGiioentin; Sefretdrin: Srau
8ouline @oltbers, Anacoltia, 9. 6.
@erianmIung am 2. 9umerStog /
SO i'm @aiienbalS.
0amen-N1gOercin 6es Sentiden
@aiIcnhanIcs. 8rGlioent: Srau Gath.
20ffler, Setretar: Srau 6. Sbom.
for0t, 729 Quebec Str. &c. 90. 8eri.
finoen am 8. Mittpod i. 90. ltatt.
9mppert Some Sranea Silfsber.
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