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The bee., 1877-09-06
Let Them Alone.

Never try to rob any one Of his good opinion of himself. It is the m0st cruel thing you can do. Moreover, is is by no means doing as you would be done by. Crush woman's self.esteem and you make her cross-grained and snsppish. Do the same thing with . man and you only make him morose. You may mean to create sweet, humble creature, but you'll never do it. The people who think best of themselves ars ap. to be best. Women grow pretty in believing they are so, and fine qualities often crop out after one has been told one has them.
 It only gratifies a momentary spite to force your own unfavcrsble opinion of him deep into another's mind. It never did any good. An if this world, full of ugly people and awkward people, of sil- ly people and vain people, knew their own di6ci.s, what a sitting in sack cloth and ashes we should havel
 
 The greatest of all things that man can possess is satisfactory identity. If that which he calls II" plesses him, it is well with him; otherwise be is utterly wretehed. Let your fellow beings alone; hold no truthful mirrors before their eyes, unless with pure intention to up, root sin. So may mirror without flaw never be prepared for you. In those things which we cannot help, may we ever be blind to our own shortcomings. We are neither ugly, nor awkward, nor uninteresting to ourselves, if we do not know it. A fool may have the wisdom of Solomon in his own conceit. Let him be, and the path to the grave will be cas- fer for him to travel; you will be no worse, he much better.
 Leave every man as much self. esteem as his conscience will lallow him to cher. ish. It may 6e pleasure to enlighten people as to their faults of miud and per- son, bu: t certainly is Ios duty.
The bee., 1877-09-06
Fit for a Hump-saeksd Woman.

Fit for . Hump.saeksd Woman.
 Last Saturday afternoon meek look. ing young lady entered store on North Second street, Philadelphia, ard point ing to dolman, she drew saleslady aside and said:
 Miss, is 1t true that none but hump backed women wear those thingss"
 No, indeed, it isn't for I wear one" i" indignantly replied the sslsslady.
 The meek looking young woman col ored up and then asked:
 And is it true that woman who wears one isn't thought much of sn "No," snapped tke ssleslsdy.
 "And docs every woman who wears one get sick and die in less than yearlr continued the meek looking young wo- man.
 "No.of course not, ,"uas the ssleslady' r quick reply.
 Then the meek-looking young woman put her handkerchief to her eyes and s.artei to weep, and between her sobs blurted out such expressions q "Oh the villaini Oh 1 the wretch r
 Why, what's the matter, madam i'' said the saleslsdy.
 "Ma.ser '" responded the weeping wo- n.n. stamping her foot angrily upon the floor. "Shy. here have only been mar ried three weeks, and when 1 asked my husband for money to buy . d0lman, he goes and tells me they are only it for hump backed women, and that they are not respectable, and that I'll die in a year if wear one. And now see he lied to me. just to keep me from buying one Isn't that matter enough to make me cryi"
 It must have been, for nobody said thst it was not. and by the unanimous vote of every female in that gore, the husband was pronounced . schsming villain,
The bee., 1877-09-06
sAnFoRp's JAMAICA
 alnaER
QAT.n Crest chance to make money. nyou

nAT. m Crest chance to make money. If you UOAlD scant get gold you can get sreenbacks We need p4rson in every town to take subscup- tions for the largest cheapest snd best Illustrated family publication in the word. Any one can be- come successful agent The most elegant works oi s ar, A gwen ne to sgpssros,s. me p,ies is % reports making ever $i50 in . week. A lady agent reports taking over 400 subscribers in ten days Al who engage make money fast. You can devote all your time to the business, or only your spare night. You can do it e well e othefs- Pull psr-
 iculau, directlous and terms free. Elegant and expensive Outfit free. II you want profitable work send us your aadress at once. IL costs nothing to try the business. No oas vho snsngss hih tO make gress pay. Addrca, "Ihs Rsapls's Jour nal" fortlsed nsiss.
The bee., 1877-09-06

The only combination o1 the true amaea Ginger witk ehoice Aromaties and Frsnek Brandy. is . del.clous, harm less, and strengthening substi- tuts for all kinds of stinulants. ltpremptiy reiisvss Dyspep- aa, Oppression after Eating, , and svsry spec5es of Indiges- ton. correets all &ssarbances of the StomaeA >ni Boweis and cures CTampA CGiis, Fs- vers, ard maiHiA. Ask Sor SAnford's GlNctR
The bee., 1877-09-06
RUPTURE.

Those wiahng Relief and Cure for Rurrusn should consult pr. J. A. SHERMAN, 76s Brosd- way, New York. or send for his new booK with Photographic likenessss of bad cases before ma after cure. Beware of cheats who pretend to furl nish Dr. Sheyman's treatment.
 One of these fellows, German clerk, now eaIi. ing himsslf Dr. ". 6. crsnpin is indicted on com plant of pr. B., and aNsits trial fOs forgery and embexxlemeAt.
The bee., 1877-09-06
W. SNYDER,
Mewtown Taxes.

An psssoas liable to pay taxes on list of is's in the town of kewtown, are hereby notified that t0 receive the san,e
 On Tuesday. Sept. lsth, q the store of Richard bhepsrd, from to II A. H.. at the store of \. ooodssil, Hsttsrewn, from i7 to ] P. H., and st the sters of O. :. Botafosd. from 6 to sP.n. On Wednesday, Sept. l9th, ct the store oi Glover | w1aer, in Sandy Hoox, from sto l2 A. N., and st the Town Clerks ofhse In Nswtova from to P.M.
 Per eeutago according to law, and Collectors fees will be charged upon all taxes remaining un- paid after Oct. 18th.
 a0BERr A. CLARKE, Collector. fevtoun. Aug. 37d, 1871.
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Hall OF Sam Todd Lodge,
No. IS2 r. s. A. NJ.
SUGAR fowS, April z, 1877.

SUGAR fowN, April z, 1877.
A committee having been appointed
to draft preamble and resolutions, ex-
pressive of orr heartfelt sorrow for the
loss of one of our members. The com
mittee reported the following, which
was adopted
Whereas. If hath pleased our Heaven
" lather in His divine wisdom to re-
move by death our much esteemed and
worthy Brother, WILEY GILL, therefore
be it
Resolved, LIST. That we deeply and
sincely sympathize with his parents in
the loss of n dutiful son, with his bro
theirs and sisters, in the loss of III uffec-
tionate brother. with his wife i'll the
loss of devoted and kind husband,
,nd with his little child in the loss Of
loving and indulgent father.
I'd. Aud be it further Resolved, That
we wear the usua, badge Of mourning
for 30 days.
81. Resolved, That these resolutions
be spread upon our minutes, and that
one copy be furnished the wife of de-
ceased, together with a certificate of
his standing in the Lodge, and one
copy sent to the Lake harles Echo for
publication.
4,h Anal that we recommend wife
and child of deceased to the Fraternal
care and regard of all Brethren.
Respectfully submitted,
B. j. FORD.
y. A. Cole,
j. ID. COLE,
Committed.
Brandon Republican, Miss, please
copy.
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incredible. 1t will not be thought
strange, therefore, under the ska,c
of facts, that our usually quiet
and orderly community became
excited, or that such excitement
should eliminate as it has just
doue Ia the death OF the wretch at
the hands Of Judge Lynch.
Last nigast, at about midnight,
a large crowd of persons Of both
races entered the town and went
to the Jail, and bv means OF siedge
hammers the doors were burst
open and within u few iainates,
the man was dangling ut the end
OF q convenient rope. The act
was that of both blacks and whites,
Republicans and Democrats in
discrimirately. The father Of the
child WAS republican III poll
itics.
1t will I've seen, therefore, ut
glance that politics had and could
have had nothing whatever to
do with the act ia question. 1t
WIS simply aud solely a spon-
taneous act of an outraged people,
done with a view to protect in
the future our wives and children
from human fends, of whatever
color, politics or previous con-
dition.
Such are. bril- hv, the actual
facts OF the case, as can be readily
demonstrated to the satisfaction
of any who may see fit to entertain
a doubt.
j. M. II.
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mitted by mail only on receipt from
the person or firm ordering the same of
specific directions SO to do, together
with the necessary postage stamps or
the amount required to pay the post
age. The postage on one stamp is
three cents and on two stamps six
cents. If it is desired that they be
transmitted by registered mail, ten
cents additional should accompany the
application.
GREEN B. RAUM,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, D. c., Jan. Oh, 1877.
March 20, 1877
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We notice the name OF Tom
anderson figuring MS one OF the
6neteen names called every day
make up the pretended quo
nm in Packurl's Senate. In this
bnnection it is instructive to +. ad
be following extract from the
tocee1lings Of the Returning
board in it's session of Friday,
Fovember Gath, 1876.
"Gen'l Anderson y \ | told
I'm (the Supervisor of Lafayette
bat / would be glad to see the re-
brns from that parish, because it
his one of the parishes of nv dis
let, an / to see the result. / know
am defeated. and even if | was
by this Board, l would
ut accept it. | was fairly dc.
ut, q.
Comment Is useless. Alexan-
ria Democrat.
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A Black Fiend.

Spec u Correspondence to N. @. D,macraf.
THIBoDAUX. April Z, 1877.
Ou Tuesday last, at about mid
y. tw" little girls --the one ii
laughter and the other IA niece ot
Felix Falyout, a respectable
h u OF this parish, anh rather a
blnineut member OF the republi-
party We're amusing them
ives by fishing ~ the canal which
ns along the track of Morgan s
ailroad, at about one mile east
the Lafourche crossing.
While thus engaged, a colored
ban, a giant in size and strength,
nme along the track aud aeeosted
hem. After few casual ques-
ions asked by the man and re-
|lied to by the children, the brute
|uddsnly threw himself upon the
|ldest girl. the daughter Of Falgout,
tho is not yet thirteen years OF
ge, and even unusually small in
Eature, and by force accomplished
er ruin. Al alarm was at once
bunded, and after an exciting
pase Of several miles, in which
pth races joined with equal spirit,
b monster was arrested and
aged in prison A preliminary
pnination WIS regularly held on
ursday before our parish judge,
d all the facts Of the revolving
pc weie developed.
The evidence was damuing, and
( no doubts 10 the mind of any
to the question Of guilt. Indeed
hch evidence was not needed, AS
70 man made no attempt to con-
Pal his crime. but confessed
penly and repeatedly that be was
uilty, and with d heilish effrontery
bemed rather to boast Of the
kploit, and threatened to repeat
be offense. Whom recommitted
, prison be boldly stated his
Mention TO escape and wreak
ammary vengeance upon bis
aptors. Ia word, the reckless
Illainy Of the man was almost
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to me for past
n medical services will please come
fol ward and settle either by payment
or note. Further, l will inform my
friends that owing to the cash system
adopted by the country, l will be COM
PEELED to adopt the same system and
hereafter no call will be responded tn
unless some satisfactory arrangements
are made for the payment of same
w. H. KIIlKMAN, Nj. ID.
Lake Charles. January 6, 1875.
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n or / & L.
l.. s. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TANES.
MAY 4, 1877, 10 April 30, 1878.
n or & T.

-, , NJ. 1r..:.l
Inc he'ls'd Statute. .,n .,o o1 ',.e e,a S''i.sa,
s,,ats'' oee'ionS o~o', hS'' Zoo ~ :,
fzS' require every person ehs'seu AZ
any business a""atinn, Or ';.,, ehptos
m"nt wn'eh renters nun ', ,ln, ~
oloeeai lax, 20 ptou',re anu i'" ~. III, ~
spleuollsiy IN nls es'a,'lis' .n ~ p.o
OF business a s.ahll, ae m . ms r"y
meh y o. saia opseM; ~ No. aoi I''' 1877
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NOTICE.

THE note bearing the description
L given in the following receipt has
been lost or mislaid, and the public is
hereby warned not to trade for said
note.
DAVID H. LYONS.
Received, Lake Charles. Feb. "a, A.
D. 1875, of A. L. Reid, ex-Sheriff of
the parish of Calcasieu, promissory
note for the sum of four hundred and
eighty 6l-1O0 dollars, signed in solido,
by o. 5. Lyons and John l.. Lyons,
and made payable to A. l.. Reid,
Sheriff.
(Signed DAVID H. LYONS,
March Is, 1877. Sheriff.
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Bnld-headed men are so nu-
merous in Chicago that an au-
dience in that city is said to look,
when viewed from above, like u
cubbIestone pavement.
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WHAT HAYES SAYs.-Tbe Times

WHAT HAYES SAYs.-Tbe Times
announces that "a responsible
gentleman of New Orleans known
to be a personal friend Of Mr..
Hays, who has just returned
from Washington, states posi-
lively that the Louisiana case is
virtually settled. Upon no less
than three occasions, Mr.. Hayes
informed BIN that when the COM
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j. V. MOSS.
Clerk Police Jury.

DR.. Il. Ell. Li,tell, President of
hr Police Jury, accompanied by
bdge A. Garrigues, Tax Col
|ctor, last Wednesday opened
10 office of Jonathan l.. Morris
|te Tax Collector of this parish,
bd to their great surprise found
herein no lists of assessment nor
|zrolls, except up tothe year 1874.
Hiatt has become of these ar
bives.-TDpelonsas Courier.
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mission returned, the troops
would be ordered back to the
barracks, and it was thought
Packard and his government would
disappear"
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At Boutte Station, in st. Charles
parish, the tritling sum of ten Ger is
led to q quarrel vnd murder. A
white man named Williams. and u
colored man Famed Johnson, while
playing cards, differed respecting
the above mentioned sum, and the
game was broken up. Next day
they met and resumed the dispute,
when johnson made some derog-
atory remarks respecting VIII
Hams maternal ancestor. The
latter went ID search Of a gun, and
loading it with shot, slugs aud
balls, returned and killed the SLAM
derer Of bis mother. Williams was
arrested, and his lyncbing was pre-
vented only by the timely interfsr-
ence Of the coroner. N. O. Plea
yune.
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BRYAN & CLEMENT.

| d " DhfA .. ii. CLEMENI.
BRYAN & CLEMENT.
| Have for sale on the corner of RYAN
street and Public Square. which is the
old stand of j. w. Jtrynn's, established
in 1869.
AMERICAN and ENGLISH CALIcOs,
BROWN aud BLEAGHED DoMEsTICs,
DRILLlFGS aud TICKING,
SHEErINoS, CHECKS,
0SNABUR6S, CuEyIOTS,
JEANS. TWEEDs.
lLANNELS, Etc,
KNIT SACHS, NUBIAS,
LADIES & 1EETLEMEN'S
scARFS, LADIES'
VESTS, BALM0RALS
cHEMIsETTfs,
COLARErTES,
CUFFS and COLLARS,
LINEN aud PAPER COLLARS,
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS,
coBs ETs, BELTS. JAcoNET and
LACE EMBROIDERY,
RIBBONS. Etc, REPS,
FIGi RED aud PLAID
POPLJNs, DEBEGE.
PLAID cAMLETS,
CANTON PON2EE.
OPERA FLANNgLS,
JAcOSETs,
NAINS0Ok,
SWISS, BISHOP l. VICTORIA LAWNS.
HATS d CAP FURNISHING GOODS,
vALI Els, CARPET BAGS,
SADDLE POCKETS,
Buggy WHIPS.
A full Stock Of
Boots and shoes.
Our family grocery department ~
now complete, and we intend TO keep
ON hand full stock Of
BACON, HAMS, LARD. SUGAR,
M)I,ASSES. SYRUPS,
VINEGAR. KEROSENE OIL,
SALT, COFFEE, FLOUR,
CORN, MEAL,
GRITS, RICE, Etc,
Canned goods Of all kinds,
CURRANTS. DATES,
RAISINS, Etc, etc.
All at prices to suit the times.
Jan l6
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NOTICE
To Whom it NAV COnceru !:

LII persons having claims against
n the Schooner Lydia are hereby no.
titled to present tue same to the under
signed at Lake Charles, for consilera-
ton. and payment within thirty days
from date, OF said claims will not be
recognized.
MARTHA A. NIX.
per III. ID. Nix, Agent.
Lake Charles, March 8. 1877.
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Az c. POULET,
Tanner & Currier.

LAKE CHARLES, LA.
l will inform the public that / have
constantly on hand and for sale good
assortment of Leather. and that the
same can be had at Mr.. Paul Lafargue's
store, a SO ut Mr.. JOS. Cliavanne's store.
Feb / I577-march Is
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= - - F+7.-s
MARRIED.

WELSH DAvID-At the brides resi-
dence, i'll this parish, on the 10th inst,
Mr.. Felix X. Welsh to Miss Mallisann
David.
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j. M. Fl.

IL it will be any advantage to
those desiring to fill the numerous
Federal Offices in Texas in know.
ing that the rale, sickly and quiet
young gentleman who, about 1848,
resided with Hon. Guy NJ. Br, an
and Gov. Pease, Oh the coast, and
afterwards spent year in San
Antonio, recruiting his health, and
ENJOYING the good claret of Messrs.
Lacoste. Guilb-au, Grenet and
others of the grand Old time bon
vivants Of the Alamo City, is the
present Pr sideat of the United
States, they are hereby informed
# the Tact. All the ai,ove-naned
gentlemen are clever, good fell
lows. and would 10 doubt write
any number of recon mandatory
letters for applicants if called
upon.
We quote from Towards Life
and Public Services of Rutherford
B. Hayes "Iu November, l848,
in consequence OF bleeding at the
lungs and other alarming admoni-
tiuns Of failing health, Mr.. Hayes
left Fremont to pass tho winter
with lis friend Guy NJ. Bryan. in
Texas. A half year of boating,
fishing, bunting and securing the
prailies, brought about physical
revolution. He came back a.
sound as dollar--tha is, a coin
dollar-and has so remained ever
since. - Galveston News.
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For Rent,

The we'll known store Formerly occu-
cupied by W. L. Hutchins, Ms Il store,
loca ed in front .f Wharf
Apply to j. SWEENEY.
April ~ Lake Charles, La
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LAKE CHARLES, April Z, 1877.

4 LAKE CHARLES, April Z, fS71.
The members Of the Police Jury of
parish OF Calcasieu are hereby no.
led that the next meeting of said
ny will take place OH Monday, the
HI dry Of April. 1877, instend of the
! day of May.
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Lake Charles Council, No. 81. U. F.
meets in regular session tomorrow
ening.
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Liberal Terms for Town Lots.
AS agent for all tire owners, vii
n sell number OF the Kirby lots for
one-fourth cash. balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. See descriptive
map at Recorders office, and at my
Office. Call on, or address,
GEO. III. WELLS,
June 80 Lake Charles, La.
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A No. second hand piano with 800
"A worth Of MUSIC, for the low sum vi
$65. Apply to IA. g. GILL,
Feb ii Baglad
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c. &. HAWKINS, NJ. ID.
LAS located at Big Woods, for the
III practice Of his profession in al it's
branches. Charges to suit the times.
He can be found at Saxon's store when
not professionally engaged elsewhere.
Oct 26-3m
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J. W. BRYAN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-23
6rontrei q.

(Gbartrcue.) @er tennt n;dt
ben eolen Srahf Der Gbartreule nno BAT
nidt i9on einmol NIT Nnbadt ibr
,psiBes, 9elbcs ooer grimes NaB &C.
idliirit? 9iele &0nisin Der S0ndpic
miro bsfannt!id lit Der .sroben Gbar=
t%reule" in 6rantrei9 sebraut, uno ibr
@erfauf, Der ourd cisens beitellte
MScnten in alien @eltbeilen betrieben
!piro, brinst Den &%artbduier=M 0nden
ja6rlid mebrere MiQionen elm. Sa lid
aber Der 9anoel nit einem 2iqueur
i9uer nit ben 3ueden zines &loiters
uno benz Nr,nntb9eliboe leiner S%nialcn
pertrd9t, 10 ertaufen li@ bic ipeculatis
pen M0n@e bas na@Tdtise still4mei-
gen Der r0mii4en Gurie bnr@ cine
idbrli@e a6sabe, bic 81 big SOC, 600
|Tranes betrdgt. MlBeroem bertbeili
bic Gbartreule jablreide NlmoIen uni
eepdbrt ieoem &eiienben, Der borum
aniudt, ,uabreno elmer beitimmten 3ei,
lunbei9rdntte Gatfreumbi9aft. 9az
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-23
6 9 y p n.

Sn Nleranoria bat Der nit Der lles
oerfubrun9 beg mm9citiirSten ObcIisten,
'uel@en Mebemeb MIi ben GnsIdnocrt
|lNentte, beanftraste cn9lii9e Snae.
incur Chapman Oigan, Dor einiQen
Sasen cine intereIiante Sni9rift ent.
oedt, ipeI9e alien @trei!frasen iiber
Die 3eit Der Nuflteluns Der beioen UT.
lprunsli5 aus 9eliopolis 1ammenoen
Wonolitbe elm Gnbe madt. Die bel.
ben Obelistcn. BON oenen nut nod Der
cine, ais %ioscnankte Nabel Der &Ieopo.
ira Mno als Elm NIes ii6erbauernbes
NabrSci6en Der Staot an bieIem iei<
mem lesten Stunoorte aufre9t itebt, be.
fanoen lid Dor Dem g%inganse bes Sd.
Iareums BON Ileranoria, oes aud sc.
ba itcum 9%enanntcn Sempels beg Muau-
ltus aufsetcnt. Die ubcr 20 Meter
Iansen @ranitFiide rubten auf ie 4
in ben sodel e%inselaNensn Yf5den
BON seidmieoctem &upfer. Mn Dem
Sodel oes umseitiirS.en Ob.Iistcn bat
li4 nur nod eli, folder Yflof porge-
funoen, uno an ser &!.ammer, nit mel.
der or in ben Stein cinseIaKen lit, Die
|Snldriit ii4 erbalten, welde in srie4i.
ldcr unb latcinii6er @drift bclast,
oab garbarus, Yrdfett bon Mcsppten,
i'm Sabr, 8 beg Gdlar Mnsuitus ben
Cbelisten our9 ben Mrditetten Yon.
thus erridtete. 9emno9 mar es i'm
Sabre % Dor Gbriitus, als Der Yrdfett
g. Hubrius 8arbarus, bic ObeIisfen
OH lire Steae ieben lieb.
= Sn StodboIm ltarb Oberif.
2ieu:enant S6rncblabt, Elm 8eteran aus
Den &riessjabren anfanss bielcs Sobr.
bunoerts. Or lag i'm Sabre 1907 NIT
ieincm Battalion in Strallunb, aIs Die.
ler @las bon oen Transoien belosert
lpuroe, uno nabm She'll an Dem Sc
fs&t bel s%uoersbassn> peI4es Die auf.
bebuns Der gelaseruns CUR To!se bate.
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