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Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-27

Mr.. A. X. HAWKES., Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Sir--You doubtless remember me get
ting glass OF you nearly three weeks ago |
had then given up all hopes of ever being
able to read again. The last three weeks,
however, with the the use of your glasses my
eyes have been wonderfully benefited, and
have been enabled to do great deal of read :
ing, the first had done in two years, and
moreover have great hopes Of their entire
recovery in a few years. cannot too highly
recommend your glass 10 my friends Yours,
respectfully, E. @. CALLAwAY,
With Moore, Marsh, Il Co.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-27
BoiIs and CarbunCIes,

which defy ordinary treatment, yield 10
Ayers Sarsaparilla after comparative
ly brief trial.
Mr.. G. X. Murray, of Charlottesville,
Va, writes that for years he was af-
hicted with boils which caused him
much suffering. These were succeeded
by carbuncles, of which ho had several
at ono time. He then began the use OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla, and after taking
three bottles, the carbuncles disap-
peared, and for six years he has not had
even pimple.
That insidious disease, Scrofula, is
the fruitful cause of innumerable com
plants, Consumption being only one OF
many equally fatal. Eruptions, ulcers,
sore eyes, glandular swellings, weak
and wasted muscles, capricious appe-
tite, and the like, are pretty sure ipdl.
cations of scrofulous taint in the
system. Many otherwise beautiful faces
arc disfigured By pimples, eruptions,
and unsightly blOtches, which arise
from impure blood, showing the need Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla to remedy the evil
All sufferers from blood disorders
should give Ayers Sarsaparilla IA fair
trial, avoiding all powders, ointInents,
and washes, and especially cheap and
worthless compounds, which not only
fail to effect - cure, but more frequently
aggTavate and confirm the diseases they
are fraudulently advertised to remedy.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-27
rhe Champton Double ROW Corn

Planter, With fertilizer attsehmeut, sold by
The +. L. Moore Agricultural Company bss
proved to be the best in the market.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-27

Cooley Creamers pay for themselves in
one season Send for circulars 10 the f. l..
Moore Agricultural COMPANY.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-27

c. d. o. Canal DirectOrs.-The Direc-
tors of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany met at Barnum's Hotel, Baltimore, on
Thursday OF last week President Gambrill,
Messrs. Jas. G. Berret, Patrick Hamill, Jacob
Humbird, Robert A. Dobbin and James A..
l.. Mcclure, the full board, were present,
with Mr., Spencer Watkins secretary. The
president made a report of the financial con
dition of the company. The floating in
debtedness as it was on January 10, the date
when President Gambrill entered upon his
duties, was $101 900, including the overdue
coupons on the $500,000 repair bonds of
1878. The current expenses for the past
quarter were less than ever before. The
lateness ot the spring has retarded coal ship
ments, and up TO this time about 20, 900 tons
of coal have been shipped by the canal,
which is in condition for business, and has
escaped damage from spring lreshels. The
estimate is made that there are enough sound
boats To carry 100000 tons of coal, and that
100000 are expected. The rates To the Dis
~trict of Columbia are 40 cents ton for tolls
and cents for wharfage, and coastwise
shipment 30 cents for tolls and cents for
wharfage. Messrs. Gambril, Berret and
Mcclure visited New York and conferred
with the coal companies who have their
offices in that city, and they have also seen
the ltimore companies While definite
contracts have not been signed for coal ship
ments by the canal, the directors have been
promised an increased tonnage from the coal
companies that have shipped in that way (,
and they expect shipments from other com
panes. President Gambrill says that il no
disaster occurs To the canal it will more than
make running expenses, and will probably
earn enough TO pay off considerable part
of the Boating debt.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-27
On or Before che lst day Of May, 1888,

Theapplicant must either make oath, us
heretofore before the Cieik Of the Crcnit
Court of the county where he is engaged in
business, of the amount of goods kept on
hand, at the principal season Of sale or the
oath may be administered by Justice Of thee
Peace, whenthe person wanting the licenses
applies through an agent. If the latter course
be adopted, the following form will be deemed
a sufficient compliance with the act:
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-27

Sad BefeaVement.-After short i'll
ness, George s. Watkins died Of pneumo-
mia on Thursday, April the 10Th, in the goth
year of his age, and was inferred on Satur-
day at ST. Mary's Catholic church, this town
He was the son of Mr.. Rudolph Watkins,
residing near Rockville, and was born rear
ed and educated in our midst. He was gen
orally beloved and respected for his manly
and gentle bearing, and truthful and pure
character.
Barely arrived at the port of manhood :,
he had embarked on the turbulent sea OF
life; choosing the law as his profession, he
entered on its study with diligence and at
tenti0n, and bade fair to have taken that
rank which rewards earnestness and appli-
cation. Cut off in his youth by the ruthless
nor old, rich nor poor, we can but mourn
with his bereaved family in their sorrow
which time alone can heal. While mourn
ing his early death there is the leaven of
thankfuness that he is spared the sorrows,
and trials of earth andsh soon attained
that immortal life which is the goal of all
humanity:
ouv VINO snail forecast the years,
And find in loss gain to matsh
Or reach hand through time to catch
The far off interest of tears?"
The remains were followed by a large
concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends
and placed to rest under the shadow OF the
church which hehad attended through life
In their deep affliction, his family have the
entire sympathy of our community.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-27

OF all good fours Royal York is the best
S. d. Higgins 81 Son, Agent.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-27
AL EYES FITTED,

And Fit Guaranteed at the Drug Store
of D. +. VEINS, Rockville, Md ), where an
immense assortment of these celebrated glass
es can be tonnd and properly adapted to all
conditions of the eye
These glasses are not supplied to peddlers
al any price.
None genuine unless the name HAWKES.
stamped on frame.
WHOLESALE DEPOTS
Atlanta, Ga. Austin, Tex.
april Com
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-27

The Champion Corn Drill has no equal
for planting corn in rows-wii more than
pay for itself in ten acres-sold by the f. L.
Moore Agricultural Company.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-27

On ths...",day cf....lSss, before the sub
scriber, Justice Of the Peace of the State Of
Mary in aud for said county. personally
appeared "...........,...., and declared that he
intends to apply for II traders license under
the I'd section of the act of January Session,
1858, to the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery county, and made oath that the
amount of the stock Of goods generally kept
on hand by him, (or by the concern in which
he is engaged, in case it is partnership at
the principal season of sale, Tor if the appli-
cant has not previously engaged in such trade
that the amount of the stock of goods which
he expects to keep, &c.,) does not (or will
not) exceed S...."..
Sworn before ..,...,...,......
If the oath be administered before Justice
of the Peace out of the county in which the
application is made, there must be attached
the certificate of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of the county in which the Justice re-
sides
Persons may sell salt to cure fish in March,
April and May without license.
&sl- The owner of n Stallion, before being
premitted TO stand or station such animal,
shall pay fora license to said Clerk. the high
est sum which he intends to ask or receive
FOR the season, of ore mare-proyded no such
license shall be issued for less than $40.
WASH. W. WHITE,
Sheriff Of Montgomery county.
apr l3-td
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Houpe, Eer Gxsrxx Her5sx1 wAzscn- recsnx.-
sznaay school ~ . n Dsrf1e service q
IL = 4 M and TIA p N ltozy SESvirs
and ehozr practices o0 FzfdAy ~Fenlnx
Chauei u the Good shepherd Seco1d and
Baaefar4 streets. xerSa SeA<fie-Su12Ay
sclsoul 3 n
t;rxce Observation-Disclosures street. near
ysr1isyu-Prsxer e 4 b n yssit0u are in
xifed.
TY-s< t.<-rnxn R,forrned Church. Seventh
street MAJ fiue, Eev. q. Grae<1<l. pastor
Divine rrryirxs sTsry sunday ns ii . N
ana ! M q m sunday school - u 4 n.
ASFniBx discourse. Heaven - open.
esensnx. jacob went IN peace 0efzsus
are coszxsasiF invited
Plymouth Cang-exakioHsl Church Second
street between Srrsax and crzsecar Kew
Henry l. kslss, Fszstor-fsrAca1aS . y =
sn. and I'D p m Sucdsy sanuo. * 49,.
Young psop3eas MEETING - go p m
The annual essortnsfsn Of tae CcAkfEser
tiJuAI churches OF Oregon md y asninkf
t1a Territory VIII he neid IN ffsmoa.a !.
caEFsn, nes snnins laC.~ss .1 suas - i - :
n; ana coannaInz 1ss = y. -
l. Al arc esaulaiAs a lse1 - = f.~-1-
Fist Baptist ChErvhs fonr1n stfcss, nfsl
James. Rev " j. f1rrce. Pesso5-S nA1aIsn
dag. and the snurrn DeAatifniiy oseot - !.
AppropxtAre services Of tne eniiafeu y =
q "a sermon cy me paStes On sonoss
school work af p m
Second Baptist Church. nsar corner %
Ninth and Jefferson streets. Rev. James =.
Ludlow. pastor. residence. coraer Eleventh
aud jefferson misunderstanding n III q m
sunday Topic. By special request, ne
world wide missionary attitude. Text,
The churches of Asia salute you sar-
day schoo, Immediately after morning ser
vice
Jneksna-<.reet Bspfixs church. ct end OF
Sidewalk Jackson xsrcef-Sunday sckco.
~ aesa n m. followed b. preaching by
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Article 4.

Section l. All dues shall he paid at
sneh times and in such installments "a
the board OF trustees may from time
20 time determine.
Sec :. All ministers OF the gospel.
whatever their religions denonina-
ton. who are residents of the city of
Seattle and engaged in their calling,
shall for the time being he considered
honorary members of this association
and entitled to all the privileges OF its
rooms and the use oil its reading mat
ter free OF charge. All certificates OF
membership shall he signed by the
president aud atiested by the record
iBg secretary, and sealed with the seal
of the association
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VIM. Henry Tointcn, late steward OF the
Umarilla, and for the past twelve years
with the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany, having purchased the Brunswick
restaurant. solfeits q continuance of its
present custom, and BY diligence and care
hopes TO receive fair portion of the pub
lie patronage je-S II
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Article IL.
MEErlSNS.


Section 1. Stated meetings Of The
board OF trustee. shall he held oa the
first Friday of each and every month
at 3:.ie o'clock p. m, unless otherwise
ordered.
Sec. =. Special meetings OF the board
of trustees may be called by the pFe-i-
dent at any time, and upon the appsi-
cation in writing OF ans five members
thereof II shall be the duty of the pres
iient to cali such meeting, but person
al notice of the same shall he gwen to
all the trustees then In the city.
Article III.
Section L. Immediately after the
election OF officers the PRECEDENT shall
appoint the following standing COM
mitiees, consisting of three or foar
members each.
|, Committee or finance aud exceed
tive,
>. Committee on library.
3 Committee on rooms.
Each of which shall report quarterly.
SEC. 2 IL shall be the duty of the
committee on finance % examine from
time u time into the business of the
association. 10 devise ways by which
the means oi the association NAV tie
/. a..
aud examine the accounts of the re-
eordine secretary and treasurer; Ger
iliv IN The correctness of the sane.
and generally To have supervision
over the financial department. oi the
Association. HE books Of the record
ing Secre .ary and treasurer shall he
opeR a. all times o. this committee.
the presiIenf, aud also all members Of
the board.
sec . |, shall he the duty Of the
committee on library to examine and
report upon siitaase books. peIioci-
Gals and newspapers fer the library
and reading rt.om. ami acquire nv
purghs,e or otherwise under the sii-
rcciion OF the hosrSl ul trustees charts,
maps. periodicals and newspapers
suitable to the library and reading
room; to solicit aud Accept donations
- the library. and generally - take
into consideration ana recommend all
such measures a NAV lie deemed
ne,'c 'sary and proper los Increasing
the number and the wi le of tsie books
in the library.
See. 4, IL shah lc the duty 4 the
committee on rooms 10 have general
supervision over the librarian and his
assistant, ard over the library rcosns
and everything rettaiaiag thereto.
ard hy and with the advise and CON
sent vi the hoard ~ tru-teCs 10 make
any coNtra,t. necessary III procuring
foams aud furniture, and fef lishting.
warming and taking care Of the same
Sec. 3 The prssiIent ssasll have the
power 10 aproint any spesial commit
tee authorized b, the hoard 81 trustees
Article ~.
c2gEg oF BUSINESS 80 MEETINGS or
TsE EoAgn OF TErsTEEs.
Section l. The order Of business
shall he a follows
I. Calling the roll.
:. keaiine the minutes 81 the last
meeting
) Reports % standing committees.
Z. Reports 81 srecil committees.
& Communications from the co-rcs-
pondfng sccretary-
q. Miscellaneous business. iarludinc
al rot specified IA the i;rsi i've ssIssii-
visions nj this section. Bui the order
el hg iGs~s may be devi2tssi fsOra hy
a vote Of a majority rcesent at ans
meeting.
Article Y.
TIE LIERsE1 kSa IaaAg.tN,
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rHgENoLo6icAL EXAMINATIONS

Consult pfssi. William Windsor. IL z.
and Ststata complete FnrrnaioRies 81
Cksri. giving = csr-est ieliaca.iea Of every
trait IA your character; ycrr faslts. and
how % correct them: talents, ard hnw Ia
MAKE tae ssos- % them lnur adaptation
In hs.siaess, Slowing in what prof ssiazs,
trade a. occupation ysEss viii - most sue
& ssftf. and ass 10 accumulate ksyrlae
sad gsrssisinr life, ais.s tie aear;stiun in
E,sfriss1zy ard easines- Esr;neszhip.
Al lzssizs sssEsssi cousRis Nine. fxEs y.
N.Essf~ur fn- Instruction Ia sexual and
Crsz'ire Sctcnce
Al re-se8s, married o. single sisou'3
pr,scrre Prof 2lsd Iszs. wi2cssz's Great
SEA AL ss-crgfs
fs-~f-. 1. ,.,s.g.sv ehs-sete- = 90 Ga,
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Address TO HoasehoIders.

~ tsS@S0ss0tGOsS
The committee In charge Of the Fourth
of July celebration are making streBuocs
efforts 10 provide for the thousands who
are to be with and % rs on the enc han,
dre9 and twelfth annivcrzaEs Of the i.ade-
pendentse OF the American people. In or
der that no diszaiiSfar;son may exist among
visitors who would Dc otherwise unable "a
secure accommodations, your committee
appeal 10 the loyalty % the citizens o;
seattle, TO aid them IN thssfr eeari.. by
sending to the secrtfary the nafat-sr 81
rooms they can spare for the u. 81. eta
and s.h OF July. az any of these dates The
house committees viii see Tia. none bat
uBc5jscsioasis3e persons VII be accorded
taese accara mos.atsons, while parties fur
uisisiEg these, who 50 desire. rzn chars.
drsi-ciass hotel rates fssr the same
Toe GENERAL committee cannot impress
toe s;ra8giy upon the .i;ixeas Of seattle
tsat the ssscees> OF the corning celebration.
depends almost eafir..ly Upon the indi-
vidaal efforts OF each resident Of IRE
Queen CITY. and witn2nf thefr ca,esF-esatfofi
all plans :irTnH af-si By Ie ssoEa fafsfs.. xii.
mature bat Enthusiastically. We base tais
appeal 10 residents, relying en- the pride Of
>esfssc citizens ~ make whatever the
Queen CITY uEsfsTsakes r1using success
fssasc sho VIII piaee rooms a. the dis
T-pssl Of ire committee viii please ~ onre
address the seFse' syF, either personally OF
ty note G. II. HAsFoEo, Chairman
P4rz D'HEssay, srGresarv
Essnsa ". Exchange Building. se2ft
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NOTICE.

(sHANCE OF BERTH.-PARTiEs WISH
- ing the services of the steamer Bee
viii mud her. when not engaged, at Har-
ringfon & smiths wharf.
ie2a I'm A. T. sPALpiN6. Master
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STEINER CLARA BROWN

r EAvES YESLEE's WHARF FOR IA.
IL coma. Olympia and Big skookum q,
a M every Monday, "Wednesday aud FIJI
day.
Returning. leaves shelton, Big skockuIn,
at g. m every Tuesday, Thursday and sat
nrdsy.
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Article VIII.


SruTioS I. Al votes by the board OF
trustees shall he by ballot.
sec. 2. These by laws may be amend
ed or altered or suspended at a stated
meeting Of the hoari of trustee, by "a
majority voting therefor.
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Children cry for Pitchers Casloria

\ gala week for buyers of fashionable
samfncr saois. slc dress eambrics for l5c
--FOkias. SinSeTmsa 4 20.
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Article Y.
ms lIKR,ry AN tIna,r.,v

Tnx tIERsHI sNa LgaatgstN.
SSctioa l. The Librarian shall he ap-
? inted ~ The l-oard ard hold her
os,ses &t their pleasure.
- =. she shaa appoint sGca assist
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PHRENoLOGY.
THE LIST 0PPeRTIuff!

PEDF. and
A3E WIND
SOC. the emf
nsDt fhRaoi-
ozists and Ar
thopo loyisss,
Row stfhe Ar
hugson hotel,
viii leave SEE
attic SUNDAY
night DO not
miss this OPP
i~ortuniiy to
obtain q wNa
he phrenelo-
ical chart and
Z b cir great
sexual secret.
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Article lN-NsrsInr,

Section |. Taerc sazii te an aanaal
sstses ing u the association sa the iaFss
sas Il June e2ea yess fer the purpose
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Section l. Full records Of meetings
and proceedings Of the board OF trIs-
tees and association shall be kept by
the recording secretary, and such
other hooks and records shall be kept
as shall be prescribed by the eonstitu-
ton and bylaws Or order OF the trus-
tees.
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ArsieIe yI-rines.

Section 1. Fines may be imposed by
the trustees upon members and all
persons enjoying the privileges OF the
association, ard fae person upon
whom they are imposed shah be per-
sonaiiy liable therefor to the board OF
trustees, but no fine shall be imposed
for greater amount than sufficient to
restore or make good the property in
jared
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CONSTITUTION.

Article 1--ss1s SD OsJeets-
S<-siou /. This association shall be
knoau A. sseestfle fubfic Library as
rofiatsors- ami shall he located in the
srifv az seattle. Washington Territory.
S~rtion 2. ftshalI have for lis objects
tte establishments Of q library and
reading room. aad IL shall be eompc-
tent h receive donations OF n,onry.
hooks and other property for uses
and 1,ufpz~es u the association.
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meBtS.

Section |. The constitution shall not
be altered or amended unless by vote
of two-thirds OF the members present
at stated meeting. notice being CIV
en- Is days previously by pablication
in one or more OF the daily papers OF
the city, and no amendment shall be
adopted unless upon subjects 10 which
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Section I. This association shall
have fall power 10 merge itself in any
association Incorporated under the
laws OF Washington Territory for SUBJ
stantially similar purpose and 10 ac-
cept from such association whatever
property il may own and subject itself
20 all the liabilities Of suei, association
prescribed by law or otherwise en-
CURED
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-26
8MfetsM amiea ttnb ssiirftin.

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IN Yaris %9elegentli9 Der Srauung bon
Wtaurice Bernbarb pielgenannte nuns
mebrige @9miegermama oeRelben, bic
6atft,n SablouOwsfa, weiB Elm Wiener
8latt Solgenbes gu er5db en-: vQerr
yforiB %. geborte gu ben 26men Der
ptfer @eieli9aft uno botte in 8ef
cine geDihe Bontlon in ber 2ebemelt.
Die @ruber'f6e @onbitorei mar Der
5ammelpuntt Der jeunesse dorree.
Dort perfaufte nit unna@nabmlider
@ra3ie Die blonde 2ouiie Mobr Gaffee.
bonbons unb f%eroirte nit tpars
men Gefiiblen bas t6fIi9e Sis bes
9errn 8ruber. Das i1Ianfe,
,96ue Mdb9en batte piel Nerehrer
uno elmer 6erielben, 0err c..
entfibrte iib nod Mien. Sier madte
9oulie Wobr bic Betanntihaft bes
Gdriien Metterni1, Der bamols nod le,
Dig NOR, uno beg Gdriten Sablonomsti.
ber f1 bur6 ieinen b~eitdnoigen 8elos
maagel ausael9nete. 0anae !3eit
mobnte 2ouiie Mobr in Wieu in Der
YraterfraBe, mo- iie ibre aablreiaen
Greunoe empfing unb bielelben burd
ibren @eift unb lire 2iebens uirbigfeit
ent3idte; 5irft &l9arb Mettsrni1 fam
nod Boris als 8oti1after; ben Girs
fen Sablonomsti bate bas @aidial
erre'9t, Dor benz aud flrhIide @sburt
nidt f9ibt; er fam In ben G1ulbeuz
arreft. Sa enti@loB i9 SRI. Mobr
nod paris gu geben, um Die Ollie Oes
Boti1afters Metterni9 3u erbitten.
Sn Der 6auptftaot bes frana6Ffden
Raiierrei9s berri9te oamals elm iebr
augenebmer Nbiolutismus, Der Mbfos
luiismus id6ner Srauen. Sic rel,
5enoe peterin getuann bic 3%uneieung
bes Gailers Wapoleon, unb ais iurf
Sablouomsfi, wel9er elm bouss sSabr
I'm 5bulbeuarret ausebra9t bate,
aus ber 0aft befreit norber mar, Be.
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unb @elo unb beiratbete bic 8erfdufes
rim aus Der 8ubapsftsr @onbitorei,
wel6er er feline sau3e @teQung Der.
bantte. 2ouiie Mobr tuarb Sartin
SablonoDsti unb entaidte nod auf
Dem l,Bten Bale in ben Su,le1ien bic
5errengeieaf@aft burb tire bienbenbe
grideinung. Sic bate bos Rofum
rNfen" getudblt. 9ie 6trfin Sablos
nomsfa bate fi9 III benz Ibelstreiie
Der napoleonii9en Nriffotratie in ibrer
Steaung bebauptet. Sle lieB bic Sod.
ter aus ihrer gbe NIT benz 6iirfen
SabIonousti gut er3ieben. Oie iunge
prinstifin belratbet ieBt ben @obn Der
ercentrii6en Sarab 8erubarbt. uno ols
gliidli9e e9wiesermutter ftamb bic
Sarfin Sablonowsfa, geborene Mohr,
in Der gidn3enb gef6mtdteu Rlr9e.
Sb fie fi@ wObI nod oes Yefter Rar.
meliterplaBes erinnert unb Der @ru.
ber'fAen @onoitorei aus tpel9er ne
berDOrgegangen it'll"