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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-11-10
This Is a Prohibition Town, My
Boy. ssasSsssass

Ofnemee Herald.
The last copyof the Devils Lake
Inter-O Ocean looked as though it
had been in a scrap and got the
worst of it, Anyway, the inside of
it was all red. But maybe Editor
Small had been out painting the
town red and got some Of his red
% int mixed with the ink.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-11-10
GhurChS F6rru

Several new pupils will begin
school next Monday.
A little daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. B. Church last
Friday morning.
Mr.. Mcconnell moved into Mr..
Bullock's house last Monday. He
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-11-10
NOTICE.

Due notice is hereby given to all
persons allowing their horses or
cattle to run at large if the animals
are caught trespassing on my land
or destroying my hay they will be
tied up and held for damages.
S. l.. WINEMAN.
Devils Lake, October Is; 1899.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-11-10

NAMES OF PUPILS NOT TARDY OR AZ
SENT.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Helena Aabcrg, Mary Cairns,
Laura GretZsinger, Myron Halg,
Stanley Hurst. Mary Maher,
Owen Ticknor, Maude Rankin,
Nora Riordan. Gertrude Riordan,
Lena Wilkinson, Lucy Vannier.
RlGnrH GRADE.
Emma Nelson, FLORENCE Mcmillan,
Almer Lee, Helen Halg,.
Albert uoyey. Ward Gretzsinger,
Mary Belle Estes.
shvBNTH GRADE.
Recha Connolly. Robert Cairns,
Joseph Glerum, Ora Deal
Willie Ice, Anna, Nelson,
Euialie Phillips, Hazel Phillips,
Inza Roe, Hazel Sparks,
Lottie Sparks, Marion Small.
SIXTH GRADE
Blanche Fox, james Green,
Raw ,Jamieson, Lizzie Mcnamara,
LENA Olsen, Margaret Overbo,
Nellie Schultz.
FIFTH GRADE.
Nav Connolly. Benjamin Estes,
Hazel Fanchcr, Louis Glerum, ~.
George Jameson, Jennie Belle Lewis,
John Nimlno. Amanda Olson,
Clarence kray.
FOURTH GRADE.
Charles Coburn, Lola Fox,
Irace Henry. Mary Huesgen,
Harry Lee. Howard Maher,
lain Martin, May Mcintosh,
Mabel Mcmillan, Harry Roehin,
Charles Roehm, Bertha Small,
Frank Schultz.
THIRD GRADE.
Ruth Baughman, Austin Belyea,
Mabel Bolnan, Theodore Aaoerg,
Karl Connolly, Blanche Elmslle,
John Evans, Alta Fox,
MarIand Hurst, Inez Roller,
Howard Mckee, Cora Pierce,
Pauline ~Serumgard, Phillmlna StaVes.
Mathew Hefti, Oscar Lodmell,
Paul Brown.
SECOND GRADE.
Edith Donahue, Loretta Kelley,
Ida Cmodt, Birdie Bell,
Edward Rankin, Olga
Ellie Slime, Gertrude Crawford.
James Elnslie, Albert Hanson,
Olga Halgren, Herman Huesgen.
FIRST GRADE.
Aryada Rankin, Minnie Schultz,
Irvine Lee. Ruth Klingle,
Pearl Crawford, Francis Daeley,
Alfred FITZGERALD, Myrtle Bennett,
Edward Donohue, Selma Roe,
Mabel Serumgard, Cecil Brown.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-11-10
HOGS Wanted!

I wish to inform the farmers of.
this and adjoining counties I a
now handle all the hogs for sale in
this part of the country at good
market price. F. w. COCKBURN. i.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-11-10
The Finest Limited Train

From st. Paul and Minneapolis
to Chicago is the Burlington, cleo
trio lighted and steam heated.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-11-10
Devils Lake City School.

Report Of attendance at Devils
Lake city school for the month
ending October 9th, 1899:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-11-10
Superior Dining Service.

Rev. Jesse R. Zeigler, of Mon
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-11-10
CrOOkstOD College.

Will open its fourteenth term on
Sept. the IL, 1899. It is the best
and most practical school in the
Northwest. For catalogue and
further information address,
Crookston College, Crookston,
MINI. If
Mexico Missouri message., 1899-11-09

Audrain farmers let too many
of :. l.. Emmous' Shorth0rnS 90
abroad. More should have been
bought at home and kept at
home
j. \. Gallahcr, of NandaIia.
moved his family 10 MEXICO last
week and occupy property on
Promenade street. We are glad
10 welcome them to Mexico.
The "pIain people" generally
seem to favor the idcl ola State prim-
airy, and they are the people who
should rule this country. fit i,
practical we should have the prim,
airy, aud there should be deaf cal
to the schemcrS ana manipuIator>
Harrison Dill, aged 81, died at
his home in Warrensburg, No, last
Thursday. He was one Of the old,
est Masons N the country. Mr.
Dill sat AS a delegate in the con.
ventlon that nominated Abraham
Mexico Missouri message., 1899-11-09
Spain'S Turn to Smile.

MADRID, Nov. "a dispatch
from Bilboa says that number OF
influential Spaniards, who were
attending Il banquet there ycstcr-
day, on hearing the report that
Ladysnith had fallen, sent cable
to the British Secretary of State
for the Colonies, Joseph Chamber
liam, saying:
son the occasion of the latest
war news, the dead nation salutrs
you the aIlusion being to the
speech of Marquis of Salisbury
during the Spanish-Amcrican con-
ilict, in which he referred to "dying
nations
Mexico Missouri message., 1899-11-09
Too Much Bob and Sam.

The Calumet (Clarksville) Banner.
The MEXICO MISSOURI MES
SAGE will bc the name of Il new
paper at Mexico, with John Bcal
as editor. Mexico has two pa
rerS-the Ledger aud Intelligencer
There : too much Bob White IN
one, and too much Sam Cook in
the other If the Message dosen't
get to much John Bcal in it II
ought to succeed Newspaper mel
haye IA habit of telling new comcrs
III Il field that it is already occupied
hut the Banner knows from cxppr-
fence that men who are onto their
job can succeed wherever they can
find foothold.
State Senator f.. W. Major Is
out III Il letter giving seventeen
reasons why he favOrs Il State
primary. Gov. Stephens keeps Il
coming and now has fifty reasons
ON the other side of the question.
But we are afraid the Governor
will have to reason IA great deal
more yet before he persnades the
people TO his view Of the question,
Laddonia had II police force of
eight men on duty Halloween
night II spoiled all the fun the
boys had planned.
Mexico Missouri message., 1899-11-09
Talks With the People.
Monroe County Appeal.

W. Il. Hart, near Strother, raised
) acres of sorghum this season.
"NeXt year, he says, Il will raise
30 acres. It's sure shot for feed
and the stock eat it with relish. |
believe my crop averaged / tons to
the acre this year. Some people
claim it is hard on land, bat it
looks to me like the great mass of
roots it leaves to ROT in the ground
would leave the ground III good
condition. bcIirvr, tho, that it
would be- a capital idea to sow rye
on the sorghum ground aud turn it
under before planting time, and
this is the plan expect to follow
next time.
Lawyers tell many good Jokes on
their brothers in the profession.
Here is the latest. you news
paper men have published what
purportcd to be the real reason for
testers escape from the Mexico
Jail in 1872, said lawyer to an
Appeal man, "but the real reason
has never been given. 1t was this
way: Jester took Il change of ven
ue from Monroe comfy on the
ground of prejudice, but his real
reason was to get away from the
lawyer the Judge had appointed to
defend him. He Thought if he
could get change of venue he
would get change of lawyers. After
/ e was taken to Mexico he found he
was mistaken. HIS Monroe county
lawyers stuck to him like porous
plasters. Jester became desperate
and broke Jail For fear his law
yers would follow him he told his
predicament to friendly news
paper man who published the re-
port that Jester had been killed.
He wasn't running from justice.
He was simply trying to escape
from his lawyers
Mexico Missouri message., 1899-11-09
Lincoln for President

Lincoln for President.
The good pcohIr of Martiuohurg
are justly chagrncd over the de,
mise Of thc Success. The paper,
IT seems, was doing we'll, hnan,
cialIy, aud should have ,taid
"lIow long have you been in the
Shorthorn busincss?' an Appeal
man asked Of Thos. W. RagsdaIc.
"Slnce 1872 he replied, That
year | paid - 100 for four COWS and
500 for Il bull. Since that year
have sold nearly 100000 worth o.
Shorthorns and captured $1,000 in
premiums, and, besides, lost $1,000
worth of stoeE and $1,000 burned
at Sre, At Kansas City tw,
weeks ago sold S372 worth OF
Shorthorns and raised all of them but
two, There's u whole lot of pleas.
are as well as profit in raising
blooded stock, but a man must ee
fixed to handle it right
Mexico Missouri message., 1899-11-09

Never forget that women are
mndc out of girls and that men are
made out of boys; that il you are
u worthless girl you will he
worthless woman, and if YOU are
worthless boy you will bo n worth
less man; and the best educated
mcn and women once did not know
a, b, c." that all the things
YOU are learning had 10 be learned
by them; that the efforts spent in
making others happy will in some
way add to your own happiness,
that life of usefulness is worth
many times more than IA life of
mere pleasure.
Mexico Missouri message., 1899-11-09
NUMBER ONE.
Sympathy For The Beers.

Harry p. Harding Post, G. A. R.,
ofSt Louis, adopted the following
resolutions of sympathy for the
Beers at recent meeting:
Resolved, That the sympathies Of
the officers and comrades of Harry
p. Harding Post, G.. A. r., No. 1O7,
Department of Missouri, be ex-
tended to our struggling comrades
in the Transvaal and Orange Free
State Republics in their battle
against Great Britain for the reten-
ton of their liberties and inde-
pendent Governments.
That we bid them Gods blessing
as against this old-time enemy of
our own Republic, who attempted to
keep us in subjection in TITO from
Lexington to Yorktown.
The victory of battles is not
always with the strong and power
ful, for our Continental Army
under the wise guiding generalship
of Washington compelled Great
Britain and her troops to surrender
and Great Britain to recognize our
independence. Again, in 1912,
with her continual annoyances and
insults, she tried to conquer and
destroy our Government. In 1861
to 1865 England, with her sympa-
thies and secret assistance, allowed
the Alabama British built-to
rayish the high seas, destroying our
commerce and merchant marine,
for which she had to pay us
100000.
In 1896 she attempted to take
from the small, weak republic of
Venezuela a part of her territory,
but our authorities compelled her
to submit her claim to arbltra-
ton. Her claim was defeated bv
the unanimous vote of the Court of
Arbitration. Great Britain denied
to the South African Republic the
right of commission to settle all
differences, forcing them to take up
arms in selt-defense. Under the
wise craftsmanship of the great
Premier, Gladstone, in 1854 Eng
land recognized their independence,
which agreement under Chamber
lain she refused to recognize.
We send them our blessing,
cheer and encouragement, so as to
strengthen their arms in battle
until victory will compel England
to finally recognize them by their
bravery and gallantry as a foe
worthy forever to continue to be
free and independent republic with
out suzerainty over them.
Brave Beers, he ever watcEful and fight,
Defend your country by day and by night;
Charge bravcly in battle and lead on.
You're in the right, England in the wrong
Mexico Missouri message., 1899-11-09
Deathbed Repentance

PERRY, Ok, Nov. 5. Judge Y.
}. Stafford, a wealthy man, and
lawyer of Pawncc, died this week,
and just before his death renoun-
ccd inidclism, of which he had
been an earnest advocate for man
years.
He had fought the churches
vehcmcntly and on hls dying bed
said that he had been wrong.
The Modern Woodmcn Lodge of
Farhrr will have II big general
supper on Thanksgiving night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1899-11-09
Watch for Meteors.

The astronomers are predicting a
grand meteoric display about the
10th OF November. This is to be-
one OF the great showers of shooting
stars which occur about every 33
years.
The most memorable meteoric
display since the record of celestial
phenomena has been kent by
modern science was ON Wednesday
morning. November l3. 1893.
There are many people now living
wh, w;,,.y.od th.t .,lo,a,a snoo
tacla II was .o.p all ov,r III.
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Mexico Missouri message., 1899-11-09
exit" Carson's Sister Dead.

exit" Carson'S Sister Dead.
Mrs. Mary Carson Rubey, aged
80, died at her home near knobuoS-
ter, Mo, the other day. Her nam g
is interesting to the public from the
fact that she was the sister of the
famons scout Christopher or "kit''
Carson.
"Urandmother' Ruhey, as she was
atfectionately called by all who
knew her, was born in Howard
County, Mo, ST years ago. Her
illuStrious brother WAS born two
years before in the State of Ken
tucky. Their home in this new
territory -MiSsouri--waS fort,
with high stockades around it, a'
protection against the Indians.
Mrs. Ruby was.like her brother
in physique and features, but just
the opposite in disposition.
In 1895 she said: "When was
"a child | never got into bed without
the feeling thai an Indian would
grab me, aud we always pulled the
covers over our heads. But Kit
was never afraid, and at the least
noise his little brown head would
bob up to listen. Even when he
was lust little fellow he would
take his turn at watching with the
older men. | was never afraid
when he was on guard
Although somewhat feeble at the
time of her death, she was as bright
and quick intellectually as ever
Her memory might iail her about
the happenings Of the lay before
but not so about the history OF
Missouri, before it was made a
State and afterwards. The
events of the civil war were buried
in her memory. While her broth
cr srryed the Union by daring deeds
in the West, conducting supplies
across the plains as well as parties
OF men, worlen and children, she
and her husband. Judge Henry
ltubey, were Coniedera,es, keeping
open house every day during the
four years, always extending
hearty welcome to the men in grey
and giving food and drink to- the
boys in blue.
Only IA few weeks before her dcatI
she related the story of Kit Carson,
home leaving. "BrOther Kit wa,
"a good student and was INTENDED
for the law by my father. He W.,
learning the saddIcr's trade al
Franklin, Mo, Ihough he never
liked it, saying the only use he had
for saddle was on a horses back
Three Of our brothers were trading
between st. Louis and Santa f'e and
Kit was to take the trip with them
after "a year to his trade. He wa
ID years old or thereabouIs. The
brothes got as far AS Independence
Mo, when they were unexpectedly
joined by kit, on mule that ht
had neither begged nor borrowed
After renewed prayers and cntreaty
on his part and II command from
them to return, he rode his mule
back little way and then turned il
loose. 1t made straight Tor home
and the party were obliged to take
him on with them"
That was the last seen of Kit
by his sisters for fifteen years
though he wrote them frequently
and promised to return, which HI
dld, after braying every foe of tha
uncivilized land and enduring hard
ships from which many an oldeI
man turned away.
Mexico Missouri message., 1899-11-09
A New Credit System.
Fayctte Advertiser.

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Mexico Missouri message., 1899-11-09

alolP IllS llilt.
The MESSAGE is here to help
make Mexico Il city
Ed. VIM. HUFF is at Topeka
Kan, for weeks stay.
Speak II good word for the MES-
SAGE. It's editor is not unknown
to the people of this county.
The people at Seda lia have re-
solved to sit down on the candi-
date for public office who is not
in the habit of paving his debts.
1t is guessed that those were
Missouri mules which Stampcdcd
in that big battle the other day
and lost six English guns to the
Beers.
a candid North Missouri editor.
in speaking of II wedding in his
town says: They were married
at the residence of the brides par
entS, where they will remain until
the groom gets II job.
Said bv the Nmdalia Leader:
Grant Bcal is now sole owner Of
the Laddonia Herald, John BraI
having retired to begin the publi-
cation of the Mexico MESSAGE.
The BralS are high-mindcd gentle.
men and good newspaper men.
We wish both of them success.
a road ovcrSccr, discussing the
question of road making with the
Nandalia Leader. said: Roads
worked at this season of the year.
seldom, if ever at all, get in a>
good condition rs those worked III
the spring. ! believe fall working
of roads should be discouraged
unless the labor is confined to Il
small amount of road working and
that done thoroughly. Skimmine
over II quarter of II section of Il
township in II week or two, is like
Skimming in the farming business
One of the rapidly rising youns
men in this State is Elder Claud,
+. Hill. late pastor of the Chris
tlan Church at WcIlsvillc but nov
pastor of the church at PleaSan
Hill, Mo. He is but little past ,.
but. was recently elected State Sl
perintcndent of the Christian En-
deavor at the State Convention
held at jefferson City
He is the Youngest man ever elect
ed to this important position. FL
der Hill has Il distinguished brothe
also. Elder c. {. Hill. well know
in this county, who is pastor a
California, Mo-, and who is ais,
president of Missouri Bible Srhoo
Convention for 1900, also Crane
Chaplain of the MlSsolu
|. o. o. +. The Hill brother
have IL way of getting to the front
A Kansas City judge, in sen
fencing Il youth for carrying con
cealed weapons, said: You haV
Il good face, young man. You
ears are big, | like to see boy
with big ears, | don't often see
thief on bad man with big ears
\ man with little ears like II FOX
will steal and cant help it. Nor
have big ears and II big mouth an,
on those conditions alone | am in
clined to give You another chance
Iou can go ont and be IL credit t,
yourself or family, or can disgrace
yourself and them, The maxim!
Of your future depends upon your
self, Whatever YOU do don
carry pistol or II knife under an.
circumstances \ man who tote
a pistol under his coat tails is
coward right down III the bottol
of his heart. "
Mexico Missouri message., 1899-11-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
News and Comment
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 30.

Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 30.
New corn is selling at 26 cents Il
bushcl at Wellsville.
The MESSAGE will be Democrat
ic, and don't you forget it.
The Baptisis are erectinga beau
tiful new church edifice at Mar
tinsburg.
Every time you lick war
stamp it is II lick for benevolent
assimilation
w. ID. Hanger, prominent at
torney of Fort Worth, Tex, is the
guest of his uncle, Jacob Hanger,
of near Santa Fe.
Dave Ball stirred up hornet $
nest in beginning this agitation for
Il State Primary. 1t is II popular
idea, Us is that kindred idea of
electing State Senators by direct
vote.
Mexico is the center of the earth.
All the printers have! employment
and foreign help in this line has to
be brought in. All this pointer
that there is no room for third
paperi
The Mexico correspondent to tn,
Vandalia Leader nominates w. w
Fry for the State Senate. TIL,
corresondent thinks no man in
the county is better fitted for tn,
position
DR.. j. j. Potter of Mexico lee
lures at Bloomington, ILL.,. tonight.
The Doctor is IN able talker. ilis
subject will be, How shall jaiE
and prisons be conducted SO as t,
prevent demoralizing prisoners.
W. }. Bryan saws he favo,S al
income tax because it measures tn,
assessment by the returns. /
your income rises. your taxes III
crease, and if your income declines
your taxes decrease. Sound logic
that
The Farber Forum nominate,
M. Il. X. Biggs for State Senator
The Vandalia Leader adds that i
Mr.. Biggs would accept the Office
the people Of Audrain, and tn,
entire district, for that matter
would be glad to vote for him.
Taylor Berry, it is understood
will be II candidate for recollection
10 the Office of assessor. He ha,
held the Office but one term ant
thinks he is justly entitled to ,
second. 1t is also reported tha
w. &. French, of near Vandalia
will be II candidate.
Manufactured goods have i'll
creased in price from ten to thirty
per cent within few months. Al
this comes out of the consumer
The local merchant can't help it
for he has to pay just that mucl
more for his goods. It's the trusts
and Mark Hanna SAYS blessed b,
the trusts.
Conservative old London is lead
ing the world in the practice of th'
scheme of ownership of public utili
ties. That city has practically EN-
tered into the real estate business
A movement has begun to construc
tenement houses for people of mod
crate or small means. The struct
ures are built by the city and are
rented by the city. This is Il nov
el idea for us on this side tn,
globe, yet who knows how sooI
it may be adopted by the large cit
les of the United States! Publ,
Mexico Missouri message., 1899-11-09

FIRST spit" of snow of the sea
son last Thursday, Nov. ID.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
staatssefessebnms i'm Sabre 1898,

0ie Netp Oorter Staatsbi6liotbef in Mlz
banp ertpirbt ii9 Elm groBes @erbienIt um
oas 2anb, inbem ie felt elmer 3eibe BON
Sabren bic in iebem Sabre bon ben berfhie=
benen StaatsgefeBgebungen erlafenen Sc
iebe iiberii9tli9 na9 ibren @egenftdnben
orbnet unb i'm Ius3uge berOffentlibt, IL OaB
Elm Sober, tpel6er fi3 fir einen betimmten
3peig Der 9eIebgebung intereiiirt, in ben
Stanb geIsBt 1T, Obne biel Nrbeit ii9 barr
iiber gu unterri9ten, mas in biefer gesie=
bung in anberen Staaten unternommen 1T.
0os Bulletin fir 1898 - bas neunte-
lit nabe3n fsrtig. Der barin entbaltsnen
ueberiiGt iiber bic pi9tigite 9efebge6ung
bes Sabres unO Der bOruussegangenen Sabre
entnebmen pirb folgenbe ppntte:
Die 8stpesung, bic 8Orberri4aft Der Deiz
ZEN in Der 19ipar3en Gone bes Siibens auf
cine Ii9erere 9runolage als bisber gu itelz
len, beaonnen Dom State Miffiiippi i'm
Sabre 1890 bura Abbdngigmaaung oes
Stimmre6ts BON elmer g%etpifen 8ilOungss
itufe, unb fortgefebt BON SiiOsGarolina i'm
:. 1895, tpel6es bas Stimmre4t tbeifs an
cine 8~ilbunsstufe tbeils IN cine geiibHnfe
fniipfte, erfubr cine erbebli9e @rtpeitcrnns
burh bic neue 8erfaiung bon 2ouiiiaad, De-
rem aussslPrO4snsr 3wsd ss tt. 10 nett aIs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25

Ser 6o9angeiebene q N 0orter 81
1901 Yorter BON Der protetantif6en
@piscopaltir9e nimmt cine b09it ~pertGnbtge
6altung in Der Semperen3= unb
Sonntagsfrage Elm, gr ertldrt Ii4 gez
GEN oas @er6pt bes 8ertuufs ~seiiiger Sc
trdnte am Sonntag unb gegen Die 8eoriiz
dung a~nItGnbigsr @irtbI4uften iiberbuupt,
Oa6ei fpri9t er folgenhe gOloene @orte:
.9tatt uuf bic Wirt619uften gu idimpfeu,
nel6e ausf9lieBli9 ni@ts peiter Iino. uls
mas bic Clubs Der rei9en Qeute in anoerer
Sorm iinb, io1te bic r@bur9 temperance
5ocietD" Ii9 bemiiben, erit etpas 8e1eres an
tbre STEELE gu ieben. ebe fie 9turm gegen bic
Mirt6e lGuft. Solange Oieienigen, bic t6re
eigenen Clubs befiben, ni9t etpas &ebnli9es
fir bic drmeren &lahen 81 i3affen iuten, II
ss 9sudslei, gesen bic 8irt9f4aften gu
f%tiirlnen.
,Was G9lieBung Der Wirtbf3aften am
9onntug betrifft, 10 CLAUDE i3 an teinen @rz
folg elmer berartigen MaBresel. Sin iOl4es
@efeB bat nur ben gebeimen Wirtbi9aftsbe.
trieb CUR Solge. Sd bebaupte: bas Wirtbs=
baus lit fplange cine Rotbpenbigteit, Biz
etpas 8e ieres an feline Stele tritt. Oas
Wirtbs6uus ptrb Der Club oes araen Mans
mes bleiben, Bis biefem tpirtlide Clubs Sur
@srfieuns stitelt tperbeH."