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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-29
Trinity College.
n. Q. christlan Adyocale.

IresiueliC hiigO report SHOWS
that he has travelled more than A.
100 miles during the year and has
preached and lectured rs times.
has gone from Edenton to Ashe-
vile, and has had a fine oppor-
tunity to study the influences Of
the College and the public inter-
ests in it. He reports that every
where he has met with the most
enthusiastic kindness. and heard
nothing but the warmest words
about the College. He says: "0ur
people believes in Trinity, and
their confdenre is daily growing =
The most cordial relations exist
between the college and the town
of Durham. Trinity college is
most fortunate in its location: The
town Of Durham is one Of the CEN
tres of life and enterprise, and the
students of Trinity are given SUI
perior advantages in their eviron-
ments. Durham has a growing
pride in the college, and cortri-
butes in every possible way ogive
Trinity students all encourage
ment.
The buildings Of the college
were found to be in good condition
The campus is being improved,
and will, when completed, be one
Of the most beautiful college Parks
to be found in the South.
Applications are being made
dailyto the president for catalogus
by young men who expect to en-
ter college. Many of these APP
plications come from Northern
and Western States. For this rea-
son the College is having a very
large edition of the catalogue
printed. w.
Mr.. Washington Duke, whose
noble generosity bestowed such
rich gifts upon the College a few
years ago, now comes forward and
shows his faith in Christian edu
eaton and Trinity College BY
giving the handsome amount o
$4,000 TO the 'n1owment Of I'll,
College, this sum to be paid to tn
College when the State pays SIS,
/ 900 to the endowment. Presiden
Kilgo wants to endow ten chair
with S25, 900 each. 0fthis mum
ber two are already endowed, an,
Mr.. Duke proposes TO endow tw
more when the State endows three
Il isa small matter for ChurcI
. as strong as the Methodist i
! North Carolina. No College i
: the South has received MOI
I princely gifts. The philanthrop
oil Messrs. Duke and Carr show
the deep hold that Trinity has II
on men Of wealth. The man VIII
builds a Christian College make
3 the largest contribution TO The d,
a velopment Of society aud the saii
{ ty Of government. Every Method
Ist in North Carolina is cxpeete
to do his duty in securing th
j offer Of Mr.. Duke.
el Besides this donation Of NJ
| Duke, the friends Of the Golleg
!, have made large donations % Il
! Library. Mr.. Ferree Of Randi
9 man gave to the laboratory a
l elegrant gas machine, and Col.
j :. Carr added some very useft
= fixtures 10 this machine. A nuu
: ber Of donations have been ma,
I to the Historical Society by Il
!. f......l. - tl.. 1sslia,sa p
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-29
Established 1920.
Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Laes U.S. Govt Report
RN!A!!!! q! Rs&aesE RRskiRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

repeal Of the income tax law
will not necessitate the call of
an extra session of congress.
He thinks the increase in the
revenue receipts will be suffici.
ent to meet the needs of the
treasury. A..
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-29

A portion of the business Sec
ton of Angelica, N. Y, was
destroyed by fire Tuesday
night. Loss, 100000; insur.
ance, S65,0O0.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-29

Wages are still going up and
the New York Tribune still
maintains that the increase Is
caused BY the belief that the
country Is going republican in
'9G. On the other hand, The
silver'men insist thai the hope
of free silver is responsible for
the return Of prosperity. IL we
had TO accept either one Of these
statements, an honest man
would be in a very bad box.
Fortunately, neither the free
silver men nor the Tribune Is
called upon TO think for every.
body. Baltimore News.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01

towns and surrounding country began
to pour into town from the various d.
rections with teams and saddle horses
decked with flags and flowers
Ten a. M, the hour announced for the
assembly, witnessed busy and excit-
ing scene at the Grand Army hall Old
soldiers, dressed in blue and brass but
tons, some armed with the musket they
carried in their country's cause, were
hurrying to and fro, and giving and re-
ceiving orders for the formation OF the
line. Ladies busted themselves arrang-
ing and distributing bouquets Of flowers
that were piled on the table in abund-
ance. Gaily- bedecked school children
crowded in and out between the older
persons, filing up all the chinks and
corners of the hall and the adjoining
street.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01
LONG MAY 1T WAVE IN THE BREEZE
Veterans Of Kalfspcll Present a National
Flag to the School District.

Kalispell, Mont, May 3O.-Decora ton
day was observed in Kalispell with ap-
prOpriate ceremonies. At 2 D. m. the
parade formed with large number of
the old veterans in line. After the pa
rade the indoor exercises were held at
the courthouse, Hon. G. HI. Rollins de-
livering the address.
The feature of most interest was the
presentation by Nat Lyons post of a
beautiful flag to the schools Of Kalispell
Superintendent of Schools P. N. Bernard
made the presentation speech, and C.
II. Foot, chairman of the school board,
accepted it on behalf Of the school dis
trict
The children took part in the exercis-
es, and at the conclusion the flag was
hoisted to the top Of the beautiful high
school building, where it will hereafter
be displayed during school hours. Large
crowds came to town from all over
Flathead county. The weather was
perfect.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01
ADDRESSED BY COMMANDER TANNArT
Pennington DecOrates the Graves of
Both the Blue and the GRAY.

Pennington Decorates the Graves Of
Both the Blue and the Gray.
Pennington, May 30-Memorial day
was appropriately observed here to-
day. At $3.50 a. m. the Grand Army post
filed out of it's hall and marched to the
public school building, where the SOL
diers were Joined by the school child
rem and large procession Of citizens,
and marched to Mountain View ceme-
terry. After the usual ceremony the
graves of both the blue and the gray
were bedecked with flowers. Every
citizen who had departed friends buried
in the cemetery took advantage Of the
occasion and placed flowers on the
graves of the loved ones.
At 2:3O p. m. the Grand Army post
and relief corps met at the hall, where
large audience had assembled, and
concluded the day by rendering the
following program: Patriotic air, band
prayer, chaplain; song, school children;
recitation, Master Andrew Holue; sing
ing, choir; select reading, Miss Char
lotte Stewart. An eloquent address
was delivered by Commander General
T. r. Tannatt.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01
CRACK RIDEhS AT SALT LAKE CITY.
Local Record for Mile Against Time
Lowered.

Salt Lake, May 30.-The new track
of the League of American Wheelmen
at Becks' hot springs was opened to-
day with a large crowd in attendance.
The one-third of mile, class B, one
mile scratch, class B, and the quarter
mile scratch, class B, were all won by
c. M. Evans in the following time: O:45
$40 Us and O:33 1-5.
Richet and Croll went mile against
time on tandem, flying start and
brought the amateur record for Utah
down from 2:O7 2-5 to 2:O6 3-5
San Francisco, May 30-Four thou
sand visitors were at the races given
by the Bay City wheelmen today. A
gale Of wind prevented fast time, but
all the races were close and exciting
The crack riders of the state partici-
pated.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01
TWENTY-MILE RACE IN CHICAGO
Won in So Minutes and AS Seconds by
Five. Minute Handicap Man.

Chicago, May 3d.. NJ Dworak Of
the Central Cycle Club won the 2O-mile
road race today in So minutes and As
seconds. He had a 5-minute handicap.
The others came in as follows: T. r.
Frye second, Homer Fairman third,
George Emerson fourth, Walter Ros-
enk fifth Afterward. owing to a dis
pute as to whether the first two who
came in had covered the course the
judges gave it to Fairman.
OF the scratch men William Balm
bridge finished first and William De-
cardy second. Bainbridge's time was 81
minutes L. H. Bliss, whose weight is
40 pounds, one Of the largest men who
ever rode q. wheel, came back after be-
ing 81 minutes on the road.
Claims were made that DwOrak, the
supposed winner. did not cover the
course, and at AS p. m. the judges gave
the Chicago road race to Homer Fair
man Of the Chicago Cycling Club, who
started with handicap of minutes
and As seconds, and covered the course
in "a minutes and As seconds
The first three men who crossed the
finish line were J. Dworak, Ed Frye and
Homer Fairman in the order named.
There was a long wrangle over protests
against Dworak and Frye ON the
ground that they be disqualified for
having failed to cover the entire course.
The judges finally disqualified Dworak
and Frye and gave the race to Fairman.
The race was splendid success. The
weather was just right for hard riding
and there were at least 10000 persons
within sight of the start and thousands
along the route. OF 507 entries about
400 started.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01
LAvIGNE WAS GIVEN TaE DEcfss
Has Clearly the Best Of Jack Evcrhart.
of New Orlerns.

Has Clearly the Best Of Jack Everhart.
of New Orierns.
Coney Island. May SO.-The principal
bout at the Seaside Club tonight was q
20-round go at 1874 pounds between
kid" Lavigne OF Saginaw, Mich, and
Jack Everhart of New Orleans. The
latter took the place Of Young Grfffo,
who, owing to legal ENGAGEMENTS, was
unable to appear. The New Orleans
man is at least two inches taller than
Lavigne
The first round was rather tame. In
the second they mixed things up. With
his left Jack put three hard ones on
the Saginaw mans nose. Lavigne got
in two heavy blows on the stomach and
two over the heart. In the next three
rounds Lavigne had the best or it. IN
the seventh, eighth and ninth the
fighting was lively. Lavigne rushed
matters, but got about as good as he
sent. In the 10th Everhart got in twice
with his left on Lavigne's face and
ratified the Kid. In the next he put
another in the same place, but got as
good as he sent
In the 18th and 18th rounds honors
were even. In the 14th Everhart landed
twice on the jaw. In the next three
ROUNDS the nght1ng was hot and to.
neither mans advantage.
In the 18th round Lavigne got in two
lefts on the face. Both countered left
on the face and Lavigne got in left
on the wind. Both countered again ON
the face. In the 10Th Everhart landed
twice with left on the face and in q
clinch both fell Everhart looked bit
weak and his eye was fast closing.
In the 10th and last round they went
at each other wickedly and Everhart
succeeded in landing three lefts on the
Kids face. Lavigne's right landed FREE
quently on the body and his left got to
the throat. Jack uppercut him with the
left in rally and Lavigne replied with
left on the face. They wound up
the bout with right and left hand
swings on the body and face.
The referee awarded the bout to La
vigne, as he had done the greater part
of the leading, and this decision was re-
ceived with cheers.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01
UNWILLING OF MARBLE COLUMN

WOodmen OF the World Join the Soldiers
in the Memorial Exercises.
Colfax, May 3O.-The patriotic citizens
OF Colfax did themselves credit today
In honor Of their soldier dead. The
weather was altogether favorable, be-
ing just cloudy enough to keep it from
being too warm to be pleasant and
slight breeze that served to keep all
floating flags full spread adding to the
beauty of the street decorations.
Main street was bedecked with flags
and bunting from end to end, and large
flags fioated at half-mast from the court
house, the Grand Army hall and the
Colfax college flagpole. At an early
hour the people from the neighboring
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01
Another Bicycle Record Broken
at Fountain Ferry,
THE SPORTS OF THE HOLIDAY
Beats Salt Lake Badly in
Foot Ball Game.

Louisville. May 30.-Today at the
Fountain Ferry track, M. F. Dirnberger
captured another worlds record. the
two-mile flying start, paced He was
paced by both quad and tandem.
The time was 1851 As, breaking Iy-
ler's record Of 4:04, made at Waltham,
and also breaking Johnson's record Of
1854 3-5. made here at regular meet
last November
CHARLES MURPHY, TOO.
Waltham, Mass, May 3O.-Charlie
Murphy broke the worlds record for
the mile competition, paced record in
200 4-5 at the Waltham track this after
noon. He was paced by Mayo and Saun-
ders on a tandem. The previous record
was made by Bald in 2:O4 2-5 at Los
Angeles two weeks ago.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01
SANG L1NcoLNs FAvoR1TE HYMN
Interesting Feature Of the COmmemOra
ton at Moscow.

Interesting Feature of the Commemora.
ton at Moscow.
Moscow, May 30.-Memorial day was
observed here by Major Anderson post
in accordance with the program pre-
viously arranged. The post met at
Grand Army hall at $50, and after mu-
sic by the choir the Memorial orders
were read by the adjutant. Then fol-
lowed the commanders address, reci-
tations by Charles Frazee, Nellie Hen
derson and G. M. Cary, and the deliv-
cry Of Lincoln's favorite hymn by
Mary Robinson.
After dinner the procession formed at
the hall and proceeded to the cemetery,
where with appropriate exercises, in
Guiding addresses by the post COM
mander and chaplain, the graves were
decorated. The procession was made
up Of the Grand Army members and
Woman's Relief Corps, the university
cadets and citizens.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01
SALE OF A BIG BLOCK or WHEAT
It Brought S3.O40. 800 at price Equal
to 81 Cents Per Bushel.

San Francisco. Cal. May SO.-One
hundred and seventy-nine thous-
and, four hundred tons Of wheat COM
prising the balance belonging to the es-
tate Of James G. Fair. have been sold to
syndicate of dealers composed OF
George w. McNear, Balfour, Guthrie &
Company, Eppinger & Company and
Girvin, Baldwin & Eyre, the four largest
wheat exporting firms on the coast.
The sale was confirmed by the probate
court today. the price paid being IS
cents per GENITAL. Counsel for the admin
istrators of the Fair estate and attor-
neys for the heirs acquiesced in the
sale as being in the best interests Of the
estate. By the deal, $3,049,8O0 will pass
into the hands of the administrators.
It is estimated that the loss on Fairs
attempt to make a corner on wheat
will not be less than s2,0OO,00O.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01
Irvington.Hilburn Road Race.

Hilburn road race was won by F.
W. RIGHT in 1:14:30, Standeven second.
c. L. Roche third, F. g. Smith fourth.
Titus broke down at 10 miles. Marie
Scott made the best time, 1890. He
was handicapped SO seconds.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01
DIR. WHITMAN WAS REMEMBERED
Students Decorate His Grave at Wal1a
Walla-Exercises of the Day.

WaIla-EXerciSeS OF the Day.
Walla Walla, May 30.-Memorial day
was observed here today with appro-
pirate exercises. In the morning early
Professor w. d. Lyman, together with
the faculty and students Of Whitman
college, visited the grave Of Marcus
Whitman and covered the resting place
with flowers. At the appointed hour
the procession moved, headed by the
Fourth United States cavalry regiment
band. and the line Of march was car
ried out to the Baker school building,
where the progrGm as published in the
Sxslk knman-R euieM. wcss .ezadprnd
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01
sCORNED HER WHEN HE GREW RICH
Sad Tale of Mans Perfidy and WCmapss
business Tact. ~ ~

Colorado Springs, May go MIA
dace Root, widow, 40 years o1d, hsl5ls
begun suit against w. S. Strattop. the
Cripple Creek millionaire mine owner.
for 100000 for alleged breach Of prom
ise. Mrs. Root claims that Stratton pro-
posed In 1892. before his Independe
mine made HIM wealthy. She fhRI
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01

hours 2 q r nlr od live correspondent
ior smith. 4:so classroom every town III
hours SO minutes andsd will make IL an
Floyd Mccall. minutesible individual
time hours 81 minutes and 81 US reliable
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01
REPORTED FATALITY AT LEWISTON

Spider Kelly Said to Be in Bad Way
After Glove Contest.
Colfax, May 30.-Ben Binnaird, who
came down from Lewiston today. says.
that Spider Kelly" was completely
knocked out by Bonner of Moscow in
glove contest at IL o'clock last night.
He was still unconscious at 4 a. M,
Binnaird said. and was not expected to
recover.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-01
BIG CROWD IN DENVER ROAD RACE

Ridden in Rain and Mud and Won by a
Scratch Man.
Denver. May 3O.-The seventh Denver
Memorial day 25-mile road race was
ridden today in the rain and mud, which
made fast time impossible. One hum
dred and fifty-three started.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03
Sur Yeota@tumo bon Grobc1cn.

9ie grobartigite 8epegungseri@ei<
nung, mel4e bic feite @rooberfld4s
barbietet, ndmli@ bic gelegentli9e @rz
1fyiitterureg mebr ober minDer ausge>
;bebnter @egionen, 1T Big jebt be3Isz
li9 ibrer url u4e unb tbres eigentlt<
den @6aratters nod menig erfori4t.
Ser @runb bierpon liegt einerieits
BARN, bab Der @ib Der bepegenben
&raft i'm @rotnnern gu iu4en 1T,
bann aber au4 in benz umitanbe,
baB ,es an geniigen0 3ablrei4en unb
3uglet4 binrei9enb genauen 8eobaa@
tungen feblt. Sn neueiter 3ett bat
it@ auberbem 3eruusgeite1t, oab es
neben ben gemalttgen @rberi@itte;
rungen, 4pel9e game @taote INN Itirz
aer unb in nenigen Mugenbliden 5auz
lenbe, ia, 9unoerttaui enbe BON Menz
l9enleben perni9ten, nod 1e6r lei4te,
fir bas @efiibl bur4uus unpabrz
nebmbare @ri9itterungen beg 8obens
gibt. 9ieielben t0nnen nur NIT 9ilfe
bon BEL onberen, iberaus empfn01az
men .%Sn1trumenten ertannt tperben,
asigen uber bann einen 604it merit
purbigen uno gebeimnibDo1en G6az
ratter. 0iel e logenannten mifroieisz
mil9en @r19itterungen bauern ni4t
1elten mebrere Stunben lang unD breiz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03
@t,pas itbcr mnicr 3em0weien.

@ie Gquipirun9 Der 8unoesa4 a.
NEE NIT benz neuen &ra9<S0rgenl en-
@emebr 9ebt rai4 Dor ii4. Sm
Rriegsbepartement gu Wa1bington
ertlart man, bab 1dmmtli4e Is Snz
acknowledgements nit Der WaHe BE-
reits uusgerii1tet iino uno bic 5abr!z
fen iinb jebt nit Der Ser teQung bon
&arabinern beHelben SHUTTERS fir bic
&abaQerie be19dftigt. Sn pentgen
Monaten miro bas alte @pringfieloz
@emebr, mel4es felt tiinfuno5'pan3is
Sabren Dienite 9etban, in bic 3eugz
bdu1er relegirt iein, INN bort fir ben
Notbfau in @ei erpe gebalten gu perz
ben. Man min bic alien @etpebre
ni4t bertaufen, ba man bielelben,
nd@it benz neuen, jebt eingefiibrten,
&leintaltber4 @epebr fir bic bette DR.
meepaHe bdlt. 0as &riegsbepartez
ment bat in ben M%r1enalen grobe
4uantitGten Der @pring1el0<@epeb
re liegen, bic genaue 3abl ber1el6en 1T
Bios ben betr. Ofi3ieren oes 3eugz
10 lens betannt, es 1T bas zines Der
@e6etmnii1 lie bes 0epartements.
v9as Department." 10 ertldrt Elm
606erer Off5ier bes 3eugpe1ens BEN
&orreip. ber 81. 9. @taats3t9.". bdlt
1tets bebeutenbe Wafenz unb Muntz
lions 8orrdt6e in ben NrI ena(en, 10
bab i'm Motbfall cine 3iemli4 beoeuz
tenoe Nrmee unper3iigli4 aus9'ritet
ner0en tann. Natiirlia pGre es UNI
tlug, in bic 0eRentli@teit b%inaus3u>
%polaunen, mas fir &riegsporrat6e
unb piepiel BON jeOer Nrt mir in &c.
reiti4aft balten. 5remoe Nationen
1inb ltets 1e6r begierig, berglei@en
0inge gu erfa6ren, abr aus nabeliez
9enDen 8riin0en mirb ibnen 0iele
&enntntB porentbalten. Breili4 pirt
: bier3ulanbe piel mebr iiber S4ieb:
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03

- a0nig Mtlan i'm, pie 8elgraber
8ldtter melben, ni4t me9r na4 Ger
bien 3uriidtebren mollen, Dielmebr b.
14loHen baben, nieber ieinen 1tanbiz
gen Mufent6alt in paris 81 nebmen.
Der &0nig fat ieinen &ammeroiener
nad 8elgrao gel4idt, UNI alle linn gez
60rigen @fetten aus benz t0nigli4en
palais na4 Paris gu lenoen. @u4 Die
jbier befinoli4e 0iener1@aft Milan'S
1T na4 Poris berufen moroen. Die
Mngelegenbeit erregt grobes 4uMe9en
unb niro bielfa6 tommenttrt. Die
"Male Nopine" i4rei6en: ~@ir fem
men ni4t bic 8epe9grinbe. melde So
rid Mtldn gu biei em @6rttte be-
ltimmten. 'lleber4aupt 1T bic gan3e
Mngelegenbeit 10 belitater per10nli4er
Natur, bab man ii4 nur 1dper ent@
19lieBen. farm, bic elbe elmer DHentz
li9en 9istu1iion gu unter5le9en. Sr1z
mer6in aber mub man laqen, oab es
cine traurige @r1 9einung 1T, pen1 bic
f0nigltden @ltern e%nt5tpeit unb Dor
tbrem ein3igen &inoe getrennt i'm Mu&
lanbe leben."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03

- 9eiteres aus benz @4ulleben ia:
prpf {. Or. umlauf # bur4 Na4frage
BEL 5ablretdsn &nllegen 9e1ammelt
unb in einem Bii4lein Plus Der @4u=
lie" per0fentli4t. !9ier Elm paar Proz
ben: Sn einem Mufiab 14reibt Elm
tiinftiger 9i1toriter: 6ran3 mar Der
lebte beut1de &ai1er, neil i'm G0mer
gu 1ranff urt fem plub mebr fir elm
Sail erbilo mar" - Trage: rWarum
1tei9t bas 4ued1ilber in bic 9Dbe,
tpenn man bas 5bermometer in beiz
Bes WaKer 1tedt?" Mntwort: "Weil
es inn unten gu beib mirb." - Sin
@pmnuIiait 19reibt 1harflinnig: "Gdz
lar mar Elm itattlt4er Mann bonn
&opf Bis CUR ;3ebe, pel9en Ginbrud
mir 1@on aus Der portreffiden 8lits
i'm @huli aal g%etpinnen." @4uler
&abenberger iiberreiht einen 4uflab
nit Der l1sberl4rift: "9as @4ipeln.
Cine 8el 6reibung bes Solef &ubenz
berger" - unb Elm 5utiinftiger 3ooz
loge leiitet 1id ben @&er5: Scr Sael
roat 1i6 10 3ulammen, 6ab man i'm
ni4t liebt." Sin anoe,er i4liebt bic
@@tloerung zines 8ranoes: "3ulebt
fubren bic Spriben meg in benz BE-
ipu btiein, cine eble Sbat pol(bra4t gu
6aben." - rWomit atbmet Der 5t}4?"
fragt Der 2ebrer. ~Mit ben &iemen."
Limb Der Meul4?" "Mit ben Na1en<
lD9ern." - ueber Napoleon 14reibt
elm Auartaner: u@r mar in &oriita
qebDren bon einem @0elmann." unb
Elm unberer: r@r erbislt oas &e4t, 1eis
ne Na4tommen 0tatt Na4folger)
1elblt gu beitimmen." Sin Dritter
nennt Gr56er3og &arl ben "grfnoer
BON Rarlsbab." - vSm 9ialett," 10
ertlGrt elm @iener 2ebrer, rwirb oft
fdl14li4 Der brittle San ltatt bes pier
ten ge6rau4t, 3. 9. Crib J6na @ott
Wie lagt man ba7iir ri4tig caF bo4>
beuti DE-" Mit @ranbe33a %anttportet
Elm S4iiler: ~9abe bic @bre."