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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

lie was graduated from Cumberland Uni
Versity Lebanon, Tennessee. in June. 1871.
After teaching one year at Mt Vernon
Franklin county. Texas he was ordained
20 the ministry in December 1872. and the
year following served as missionary OF
the Rolesboth Association at salary Of
Sl20
His first pastorate began January, 1874.
in the Palmetto-Strcet church Mobile
Ala. This was resigned September follow
ing in order to take the course I'm the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary,
then at Grcenville. S. c., from which
- graduated I'm May 1875
IN THE HILL CITY
Immediately be assumed the charge OF
the First Baptist church. Lynchburg' va
20 which DE had been called while supply
ing its pulpit the summer before. During
q uasforate Of nearly twelve years. pheno-
menal success attended HIS ministry A
beautiful house OF worship was erected
at cost Of $4,000 and 0i9 members were
added go the church
I'm January. 1890 DE became pastor Of
tho First Baptist church Of Nashville.
Tenn. where ne spent nearly three years.
lie was made by the Southern Baptist
Convention the first president Of the Sun
day School Board. located I'm that city. In
October. 1892 DR. Smith received and ac-
ccptod a call To- the Third Baptist church
or ST. Louis. Mo. which is the largest and
most influential Baptist church IN the
State. The pastorate has been greatly
. blessed. the baptisms averaging one for
every Sunday in the past five years The
total number OF members added Is GEO.
a GAIN FOR RICHMOND.
Richmond College conferred the degree
Of Doctor OF Divinity on Or, Smith In 1856
lie has "a wife and four children. ranging
from five 10 twelve years Of age.
10 viii Doe "a heavy blow on the church
Of which Dr. Smith is the beloved pastor
10 lose such n loving. successful and gift
cd leader but their loss will only mean
that Richmond will undoubtedly gain one
Of the brightest lights and beyond ques-
ton one of the foremost preachers IN the
great denomination which ne represents
To is confidently expected that Or Smith
will accept the call so heartily and unanl-
mously rendered him.
Mr. j. Taylor Ellyson yesterday wrote
a letter TO Dr. Smith. informing him OF
tho call. ana 90 Is expected that a reply
will be received az an early date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

A large audience filed the Academy OF
Music Sunday evening when the Rev. ,.
A. Rood. with the aid OF superb array
OF stereopticon views. delivered his lee
furo on THE Passion Play Of ODER Am
morgau."
The story of the savior's sufferings and
the redemption Of man. as tod by Mr'
Rood. was most interesting and instruc-
tive The photographs and paintings
used as illustrations by the evangelist
wero shown enlarged 10 the height OF
twenty-five feet. Many Of these were
taken from celebrated works Of the mas
ters and called for the greatest degree OF
admiration
Tho exhibition. partakng. as It did.
wholly OF tho religious. formed "a helpful
and edifylng Sunday evening service, and
the hundreds who attended gave II their
Unstintcd praise and hearty endorsement.
Rev Dr. Rood is personally an excep-
uonaiiy interesting gentleman. lie has
madc an excellent impression by his evan
gelical work Ia this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

prcaidcd over by Mr.. G. w. Parsons. su-
pcrintendent OF the snnday-school % tnS
Church Of the Covenant Inc pie9'i 49, ~.
rc,d,ne Vas carried out. and some very
snIritod music was rendered by the assem-
bird schools. ,,...,,- y.
made the address &c.,
The scholars and teachers OF the second
Presbyterian Sunday school Will, on
Thursday night next, entertain the ON
Gers and teachers OF the various
schools in the Presbyterian Union IN
their fchool-room. Tho object OF inc
gathering Is 10 bring these sunday-scn.ooi
workers IN closer touch with each o'her
and thus promote more earnest work dur
ing the coming winter season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02
Mr.. Books Work.

The meeting Tor men only, which was
announced would take place Sunday af-
ternoon al o'clock at the Marshall
Street Christian church. brought out a
large number OF mon 60 hear the Rev.
w. III. Book. who is conducting a revival
service al this church.
AFTER prayer and song service Mr..
Book read an account OF Jonah's fleeing
from Cod and chose as his subject. "A
Man Running from God" Mr.. Book
IS an earnest and forcefui speaker and
was given the closest attention through
out his discourse. His closing appeal 90
men 10 live pUrer and better lives was
very touching and brought tears TO the
eyes Of many I'M his audience.
At night Air BOOKS subject was Tex
cuscs and after reading the account Of
the preparation FOR the marriage sup
per given In lakes gospel, he delivered
one az the ablest sermons ever listened
10 In this church. Standing room was
az a premium. and the vast congregation
seemed 10 hang upon every word the
speaker uttered. These meetings Nill con-
;iDue every night this week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02
At 81 Inmes

ST.. James Protestant Episcopal church.
on T IN and Marshall streets. was thrown
open for the first time Sunday morning
after having been closed for more than
three months. During that time the in
terror of the church has been thoroughly
ovcrhaulod; 50 has been repaintcd and
rcfroscocd with drab and gold as prevail
ing cOlOrs.
The gallery opposite the chancel has
been cut down 20 the width Of the gal
lcrics on either side. and a new carpet
has been laid in The auditorium.
The fun choir rendered some excellent
music. both az the morning and evening
service. and Rev. w. Meade Clarke the
rcctory Of the church. preached forccful
sermons on both occasions. During the
morning services Rev DR.. Robert a.
Gibson. the newly elected Bishop-Coad-
jutor OF the Diocese Of Virginia, ocou-
pied n seat in the gallery.
I'm the evening Dr. Gibson attended
the services az Holy Trinity church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02
stole an Umbrella.

John williams. colored, was released
from jail last Saturday and Immediately
cast about for more mischief for his idle
hands 10 do.
He didn't succeed IN running up against
q snag until yesterday morning, when. IN
order to keep out Of the rain, he entered
Mrs. Harris clearinghouse. az the corner
OF Seventh and Grace streets and took
the first umbrella he saw. and then he
was arrested and locked up I'm the Second
station. and will tell Justice John about
IL this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

Large crowds gathered on the streets
veeterdav to see the great herd from the
Ch4tsworth Dairy Farm pass by.
A band OF music headed the Inc, I'M
medatey behind which were eighteen
handsome delivery wagons, drawn Dy
. firo-looking horses. richly caparisoned
with new and beautiful harness. made by
Mr.. ]. c. Dickinson, Of 1872 east Frank
lin street
The COWS were sleek-looklng creatures,
with the appearance Of having been we'll
cared for. and from the outward appear
ance Of the herd. no one need fear receiV-
ing bad milk from them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02
DR.. natrhrr. ID sconr.es

Or. W Il. Hatcher preached a very able
sermon on Sunday morning at the taber-
tabernacle upon the subject Of "Godll-
ness" which was greatly enjoyed by
the large audience present.
Al night Or. Hatcher chose as his text
the NTH verse Of the fourth chapter OF
Co!0selans: ''Walk In wisdom toward
them that are without redeeming the
time"
This service was held with view 20
reaching the unconveded and was rem
dercu very impressive by tho earnest
way In which Dr. Hatcher spoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

The case Of Joseph Johnson, alias VIM.
Johnson, a colored youth, charged with
stealing a bicycle from Wine Orme. will
come up in the Police Court this morning.
The negro tried 10 sell the bicycle for
so TO a local dealer, and stated he bought
IL from a man in Manchester. put while he
was absent 10 get note from the man
I'm Manchester. the owner Of the wheel
came in search OF his property.
When the negro returned with the
mote" he was arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02
Mp EIsoMs SERMON.

! 10 the service OF God al 5.oO SuhuaS 49,
noon in the presence OF fully thousaha
MR.. ELsoMs SERMON
Tho church was prettiiy decorated with
na+..sd niarts and ferns. and the exercises
were In keeping Win the occas,,on' -, thu
Rev L. c. Elsom, form cry PdSl1 ,., ~ lie
church. but now OF NJ s o.s taking
as mis- subject the second coming "a
Christ" MIR Elscms sermon We n mas .--
nihcent effort. and was hc@Iu WI" '"0
closest attention ,..a-.rcreoa with
The services were pe - p,,
songs Of praise, beaut.lu lls..i haire NAV
the choir. the accompaniment" '''7
cd by Prof. watson. ..1.-.,,. moro
Among the Baptist pastors pr,sshI W
the Hc,7e Dr William L. Hatcher, Dr.
C,eorre cooner. DIR. Nelson, Dr. John FOL
lard DIR 7 A. Dickinson, j. NJ. mercer
loci Tucker. J. O. Kirk. DR.. A. J. Barton
Mr.. Ouarles. and s. G. Hatcher OF Den
uv-stroet Methodist church.
Fe.lowing Rev. Mr. Eisoms Sermon
DR. Vim f. Hatcher pastor OF vi - ~
street Baptist church. addressed .l' ~,
gregation. and compliment 49, i'b,,rob
1.-THE handsome and comuo9i.oHa ,'', 49,. -
which vas the result Of their laDors ana
se !irhfs building cost $1,000 said Dr.
Hatcher. "and there IS only S-9p sun - ~
unon IN. / want this compensation ~ i"''0
that sum this afternoon
THE GENEROUS GIVERS.
DR. Hatcher then called for sunscrip-
tions. and the responses M0'e
81 $3.50 being raised ana assurances
given that the rest would be raised ih
short time The names or these OF lhose
contributing and the amounts are as toi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

Rev J. r. Hutson. the evangelist. began
a series Of meetings at Nenable-Sireet
Baptist church Sunday evening They will
continue until further notice, commencing
nightly at 7.9O o'clock.
Rev, s G. Hatcher. pastor Of Denny
etreot Methodist church. preached 10
largo CONGREGATION Sunday night, taking
for his subject. "DiscOntcnt.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02
r. VOL ~ The Nniesiie

A number Of the attaches OF The Jeff-
srson Hotel have left there TO accent
nositions with Messrs. Ainslie & Webster
IA the Majestic Hotel In New York. They
are Mr. ]. E Martin. clerk; W. II. Dad
man steward; Tone Ferrandlni. wine
steward and Charles Maisch, assistant
steward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02
The Free DispcnsaI

The regular monthly meeting Of the
homeopathic Free Dispenserv viii be
held on Tuesday. November I'd, at II 30
A. NJ. at the dispensary There VIII be
important business discussed al THIS meet
Ing and a full attendance Is much de-
sired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02
presb,ter1an Sundav.Schools

The Presbyterian Sunday-School Union
OF Richmond ana vicinity met Sunday ar
ternoon at 4 o'clock al the Second Pres
byterian church. Ia the absence OF Presi-
csnt John s. Munce. the gathering was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02
Mantle Getting Wei.

John l.. Mantle, an account Of whose at
tempt az suicide was printed in The Times
is steadily improving az the Almshouse,
and will soon be able to so to his home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

The United States Circuit Court Of APP
peals will meet here tomorrow, the date
having been changed from November %
to the 3rd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

contributing anu 'i'c
lows. e-oo
Ladies Aid Society. ...............''.'''..S9 .3
L L. Harrison. ......ss..ss-.'..' ~
william MinsOn.. .'...s..ss.'ss... ~
Member Of the hurch.................... go
CAPTAIN b. $. Ricc............'.'''''' ~
George VI. Mask.....".-.-...... -
NJ NJ der.........'.....'.....'s =
r. II. Farraud. .......-'.''......'''. ~
James Black............s...... T'.''.' ~
George r. Sc0tt.....-.....'..''..''' ~
Ioeoph Woo. ................ ~
Captain Frank Thompson. -
tloyd Reams...........s...... .....'s...s-s q
Three friends through Cap. Rice....,.. 30
X. IT. Talley. ........-s- %
w V Ferguson. ..........................
w W Wiliams............... -
DR. George Cooper. ........................ 10
Rev. s G. er.......................-
J. +. Tyree. .................s......... IO
X. H. ............-..........'''
A NJ. Builer..........'.s....... IL
John s Clarke. ...........'.; '''''.''''.'''
g. w BEDFORD .............. ..'''.''''
w. T. Turner...........s.....' ~
John H. ver....................... 10
Charles l.. Eacho. ......................... -
Albert y. Samuels............
Fred Keuster. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Winam Sutherland. ......................
Percy ..........ss'sss's'''
Koy Minter.................. ~
David ...........-.s.....s...ss ~
George w. Baker....................
Waverly ols.......................
n. j. ...........'..........'.' .
James II. ols........................ -
William j. Daniel..................... I'D
William J. Daniel..................
G. r. Seay. .................'.'....''' ~
John II. Rowe...................... =
Mrs T. +. Rowe u
Mrs. Fannie Breeden...................
william T. cock..................... .
Mr.. - pin...........,........... lV
Mr.. George jefferson.
Mr.. Charles NeSt................. =
~. Ferguson. .........................''
BUILDING THE CHURCH.
The work Of building this church was
inaugurated I'm 1893 by its paster. Rev
Theodore Whitfield. and has been pushed
since then vigorously by the present pas
tor. Rev. J. X. Harrison. the supeIInleY-
dent Of the Sunday-School Mr.. X. H.
Harrison, supported earnestly by the
members Of the congregation
Sunday night a series OF meetings were
inaugurated at this church. which will
continue for a week. Rev. Dr. J. X. Will
bingham preached on Foreign Missions.
Last night Rev. II. A. Bagby preached
on Home Missions
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY.
A special dedicatory rally Of the Fulton
Baptist Sunday-schoo took place Sunday
under the direction Of its Superintendent.
Mr.. r. L. Harrison. The usual exercises
were held in the school-room. after which
the concluding part of the programme
was given in the new church auditorium.
IL embraced scriptural readings by
Messrs. Floyd Reams and Henry Leon
ard. and n designation by the superin-
tendent Of the gifts made by the Sunday
school to the church during the past year
I'm which It was shown that 1t had given
the sum Of 500 besides previously paying
for the lot on which the building stands.
Miss Ruth Harrison next gave reel
tation. 1--WE Are Building our Homes on
Eternity's Shore" after which the eX-
ercises closed with the benedction by
Rev. Mr.. Harrison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02
THE CHURCH DEDICATED.
rrITOy B1PTTsTs COSsECRATE
THEIR HOUSE or WORsHIP.
Interesting Services at broad-street
Methodist, First Baptist, ~. james ana
Other Churches on Sunday

r-ulton Baptist church was dedicated
70 the service Of God at $50 Sunday after
noon in the presence Of fully thousand
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01
GummunalsG nncnurjc.

0ablbeim. gu Dem GOucourie
marsn 10 Stiere, , &dlber uno 4
Gber Su9etrieben. Sir Stiere erbiel-
ten: |. Yreis Sr. WeDrer aus Welf-
rin9en; 2. Preis Sr. Ystsr &isfer.
Shoumann; 3. Sr. Sr. Wat6. S1Ou-
mannsGblinger; 4. Yr. Sr. 9tit. grnit.
Die orei lsBteren aus Salbeim. Sir
Gdlber: |. Preis Sr. Sons aus Sils.
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mann aus Salbeim. Cir gber: l..
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aus gblin9en; fir &alber: MataD lluo
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01

9ifferotngen, 4. Wni. @e.
tern, am &irmesmOntag Nbeno, Duroe
unlere SrtIhuIt 0ur1 ein brutales
@erbrehen in N%uireNung perIeBt.
8egen II llbr 9in9 Elm Srupp italicni.
'6er Nrbeiter, 20 bis 30 an Der 3dbl,
our6 Die Strabe; cine NnSabl lurenl-
burger Nrbeiter, al oenen lie porbei.
tamen, be90nu gu ip6tteln, elmer oonOn
abnte oas Drummer zines gGren nab,
mas bic St0liener Iebr luf5ubrin9eu
i6len. YloBllh orebte lib elmer Der
SeBteren, namens Srnncesco YaIiu-
oetti, I'm uno feuerte aus eirsm ytepol-
Der orei SAiiIe in Die @ruppe Der
Guremblr9er; Slusi &u9elu giu9en iebl,
Die brittle trai ben ~l9jGbriseu 4ntou
SoQelin. Sobn zines Nrbeiters aus
Slneroin9en. ms SerS. 10 OaB oerislbe
I'M 6euer tOot 5uiammenbra6. Ger
8ater oes Spfers lit @ittper; oas Ser.
bre6en 9eiAab in Der 9tdbe DER ~elterli-
4en Wobnun9 nes 2o9elin. Die
8enoarmerIe Oer5aitete ioiOrt ben Bai-
luoetti. Den Die 3eu9en ais ben Sbdter
beielbneten uuo ben bic benaTnete
Wtabt ole Wiibe bate, Dor eiuem &ade-
att Der aufNebru6teu Yoltsmenge III
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Sol6meler. aber tein Gepolosr Dor, or
miro inoeb beliimmt BON mebrersn
3ell9en als oerjeni9e ~ertunnt, Der bic
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leiner NusIG9e. 6elteru Gormittag
mar oas 8eri6t an Srt unb Stelle;
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nab Dem SAauplGB oes Gerbre1ens
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auf9ere9ter SuuIe inter G%uno9sbun-
gen oes SaIles biuteroreiu. Die
Die SttmmunQ 1T Qe9en Die italieni-
Iden arbelter cine 9eidbrli4 9ereiite.
man beiiirhtete oieierbalb fitr 9eitern
&ubeltOruugen uro traf fir oieie Gpeu.
tuGlit1t bic nOtbi9en WaBregeIn.
9onneweQ, i. Wai. Seute
tuuroen Die Siuier uno gaupldBe Der
6irma Charles uno Sic. periteiGert.
Serr Wt. 8eblen bon bier iteiGerte Die
born al ben g8eQ itOBenoe g0uitsle fir
5000 ST.; oas Saus, luel6es friiber
ppm SCrarbeiter 6aDOt beiuObnt mar,
ruroe fir 24OO 6r. Dem Yrisftrdger
Germ 9tilles SuQeldla9eu. Serr geib
plerre BON bier. lteiQerte bic orei anoern
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01

gater in gesua allf tatboliidss Ssr=
einspeien in ieinem &unoibreiben iiber
bic NrbeIterfrO9e nieoer9elegt. INNER
mebr nno mebr 81 Dertpirfll6en uno
bieIelben in inherent beutiben tat6oli.
8ereinsiueien 81 er9olten uno 81 be-
feiti9eu.
Wit9lieoer, SIR piiist nrr 81 gut
oab unierem oeutl6en tatbolllben
8ereins,psien Elm &f auf9eordn9t
mllroe bon Seite mooerner tatb. Iers
cine, Der uns apin9t, fir infer oelt=
Ihes tatb. Yereinsneien mannbatt art=
sutreteu, uno Wittel uno We9e gu err
~linnen, Die 8efabren. wel4e oiele MOS
oernsn 9ereine unierem G%elnstpeIen
bereitsn, ab3upenocn. Bon 6ollm'
bug, Ohio, aus iolen olle &atboliten
bes &mloss erfabren, Dap Der @entral'
9erein osuti6er tat6ollIher W1nner
nit benz Sater Der Gbriitsnbeit nidt
bloB aQe 9cbeimen 8eielIhaiteu ber=
Dammit, "ionoern aub entldieoen 9esen
jene gereine lid srtlGrt, bic nidt oas
~rsIi9i6ie Clement CUR 8runola9e ibrer
GinridtunQeu MAIDEN, ionoern oas Der
8enuB= uno 8erSnit8unssiu6t Sbitr
uno Sbor O1nen.
Nad Columbus, Ohio. laBt uns ss=
ben, Wittel uuo Ws9e Su Iinoen Inn
Wdnner uno Siin9lin9e fir uniern 8.
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uno al 9epinnen, Der pie uniere 8e9=
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Stride III, 0amit Der GentralsGerein
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Stride, gum g8Obl oss @aterlanoes.
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8eoeibsn oes tatbOliihen Sereinswss
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seitli6en uno spigen WUbl Der Ntlts
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gnoli6 ioQ Der GentralsS ereiu in
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uno oas Yenubtisiu, Dem t0tbOliIheu
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ltsben, Seihnet
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Gprr.= II. 6inans=Setr.
bes 9. &.=G. G.sg.
bon HOro=Nmerita.
Wil'uautse. @is., AM 6eite Der Sinls
meliabrt Gbrilti, ben q. Wai 1897.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01
Saar, Woisl, GifcI uuo Sumsrid.

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Graf Goouaro De Sriep tuuros, wis &c.
meloet. auf Der Sago bel benz SerSos
BON Gutenberg ourd einen SOrlter er.
itoiien. Sieies lln8liid erei9nete lid
0uf oemielben S~aSoaebiet. aui Dem
Gnoe uOri9en SGbrss Der GabritbeiBer
YlantsubOrn erihOiisn wuroc. Nu6
Der un9lidlihe ShiiBe in benz jsBi9sn
Safe 1T oerielbe berSoalihe SDrlter.
Der in Der auf ben p%Orjdbri9en Taa
fOl9enoen Understanding lpsSeu
Sabrldili9teit perurtbeilt nuroe.
Tieoerbrpon, s. Mai. Die
Wittpe WeiBbsder mar bonn St0rr.
trGmpf b"eialeu WOroen. SGn9ere 3eit
9ab lie tein Sebensiei6eu bon lid; audi
oas 8eli6t tru9 Die WertmGle oes
Sooes, 10 oaB ole glnpsIsuoen 9laub-
ten, Der Sob lei ein9etrsteh. Wan
lpur nit Der Gintlsiouu9 Der SOot9e.
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gu Oeritebsn Qeben tOnnte. oaB ss pamit
nod icine Gile babe. Seute 1T Die
6tau Guf Dem @e0e Der Yenerung uno
man bat bsrehti9te ,SoHuunS, lie an
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