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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-14
Look Upward.

1t is wise for us to look at the dangers.
tremblingiy conscious OF our own weakness;
but it ia folly and foolishness to look at
the danger so exclusively, or to feel our
own weakness 80 keenly as that either
one or the other, or both of them COM
bined. shall obscure to our sight the far
greater and con6dence-giving truth of the
knowledge. the sympathy, and the ex-
tended protecting hand Of our Brother
and Lord.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-14
The Populntion OF Russia.

The latest census oi Russia, taken two
years ago. shows :ha, there are only
three cities in the empire whose popula'
ton exceeds hall million. viz: st.
Petersburg, 1867 600; Moscow. sss.oOo,
and Warsaw, GA 500. Odessa comes next,
with 402. 900; LODI. 3li.9OO: Riga. $4,000;
Kief. $4,000: Kharkoi. l7l coo; Tihis. Fo,..
coo; wilma. 10000: Ta-hkent. lJ7 900. and
Saratoff, Kazan. iekaterin"-. -.av. Rcstofi
on Don. Astrakhan. Baku. Tmla and kish
euef, with from lOsU00 TO l%S.0O each.
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"New.Laid Eggs."

"How long will an egg last?" asked
Judge Addison at Southwark Of an
egg merchant. says the London Daily
Mail.
oh" said the merchant, "it's sur.
prIsing how long IN egg will last. 1t
will last good q month"
up to q month old" continued the
judge. "eggs are what Is called new.
laid'!"
"Yes. SIR" was the reply.
A solicitor jumped up surprised
why" he said. II should have
thought that after a week they wonld
have been only fit for electioneering
purposes"
''The bulk Of eggs sold In London
are never under 4 month Old" dryly
remarked the merchant.
II am painfully aware Of that fact,
I am sorry to say" said the Judge.
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Translate Prayer Into Action.

Prayer is practical, is a means to an end.
There is food for thought for US all in the
disparity between our prayer and our
working. We pray with an undoubted
fervor for the Kingdom of God. 1t is 80
easy to to say Thy kingdom Cd! % come It It's is
kingdom. To work. to translate prayer
into action, to do the deed on which the
coming of the kingdom depends-that is
the test.-The Rev. DR.. r. w. Perkins,
President Of the Leland University. New
Orleans.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-14
LOve In Forever.

When God gives US love, He gives it tor
eve:.. Superficial sympathies, based on
accident. on proximity, or common in
terests Of the hour, are fugitive. But the
love which sees what is best in us, and
cares for that. is something which cannot
pass away. For this is like Gods love.
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Teetotalisrn Order.

The Chicago Great Western Railroad
nioye, 10 drink liquor even when of duty.
Mauy people will think this is going too
far. However. 1t simply follows the prin-
cipic OF the survival OF the tittest. As
between men who drink, even privately,
and the men who do not drink--other
thing, being equal-sood sense should Ger.
tainiy favor the non-drinkers. This Is
matter OF mere business policy. entirely
separate from the question OF temper.
ance AS a sentimental issue. Distillers do
not pick on, drunkards to sell their whls-
kies. Temperance men properly have the
call everywhere.
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For "rotal Abstinence"

"The following" says the Australian
Suaday-school Teacher, is from a boys
essay on total abstinence. 1t is a whole
volume on temperance in a nutshell. L
abstained from alcoholic drinks, because,
If would excel as a cricketer. Grace SAYS,
abstain: as 4 walker. Weston says, alb.
stain: as an oarsman. Hanlon says, alb.
stain; as a swimmer. Webb says, abstain; !;
as a missionary. Livingstone says. abstain;
n doctor. Clark says, abstain; as .
preacher. Farrar says, abstain. Asy!ums,
prison and workhouse repeat the cry, ab-
stain -
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A Terrible Reckoning.

The saioonkeeper may make money, but
he heaps up terrible reckoning. He scat
tiers woe and destruction in his pathway.
He creates moral blights and robs many
n home OF its precious treasures. He does
not command either the respect or the
love of the good and patriotic. His busi.
ness may be tolerated. but it is not admired
o. sanctioned by those whose opinion
counts the most in a community. The
longer he continues in it, the greater and
heavier the moral indictment against him
and the more fearful the account he has TO
render.-Universalis Leader.
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When God Laughs.

IL is said that He that sitteth in the
heavens shall laugh at some things. May
He not laugh when man with big bank
account puts in a petty sum, saying that
he gives the widows mite?-Sunday-
school Times.
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CHAPTER XIV.
(Contlnued.)
tCoPYRioHT

(COntlnueu.D
II have thought that he saved him.
soo." Leland said. slowly. Miss Bea-
lrice, but no one will say! 1t was like
Harold! But II he did. Palmer Earle
aoesn't know 1t, for asked hiIn point
blank one day. and he said it was one
" the coast guard! But. to return to
the guests at the Surf Hotel. Harry
OilIlngham's out. Of course, because
Gregory Bensonhurst Is there. You
TAN pretty nearly swear to the one II
Tou see the other. Inseparable! Like
chums at college, but unlike the fash
lonable world! Bensonhurst was COM
ing across with US to-day, but changed
his mind. He's a good fellow. I tell
you-solid as q brick and true as
stcelw Remarkable that his eyes
should so accidentally meet Beatrice's
eyes, and that the sweet color was
warm In her face. Charlie Browns
down. too. He and Miss Clara are en-
gagged. believe rumor goes; and Mau-
rice Henderson Is pretty well settled
with Ninette! Oh. there Is any amount
Of news and gossip down our way!
Europe IL not the only place for SEN
sations!'
Nevertheless we had our sensation
as well as your said Kathryn Frank
lin. laughing easily. LET me see!
There was the big captain Of the
guards. who fen desperately In love
with Marion - think Of 1t! crossing
the channel! And there was the wom-
an ON the Etruria going over who
kept her stateroom almost the entire
passage because her beloved pug died!
That was quite heartrending. assure
you, Mr.. Leland! And then there
were ever SO many little events that I
cannot remember. But the greatest
Of an I have saved to the last May !
tell Mr.. Leland Of that occurrence,
Beer
"What occurrence. KathrynT asked
Beatrice. indiFerently. Her thoughts
were wandering and she had not
needed the conversation around her.
She blushed. turning to answer kath.
ryn. as though her thoughts were
deeper than mere surface thoughts.
eat Belle JardinIere." said Kath-
xyn, hesitatingly. "You remember.
Beatrice. dearf"
.Ohy' said Beatrice. coldly. The
blush died. She was proud and still.
eff you wish, Kathryn. 1t Is nothing
20 me"
'Well, then" Kathryn leaned for
ward that NO one outside Of their cir
Gle should overhear. bee saved the
life Of John Winthrop's mother In
Paris. Mr.. Leland. What have you to
say to that for Goals Of fire heaped
upon his head?'
as It possibler' exclaimed Lane Le-
land. starting and changing color. Il
forgot to say that he Is at the Surf
this season-he and his mother and q
Miss Gray"
"who Is at the Surf. did you say,
Mr.. LelandT' queried Alecia. smiling
a. sne turned to them. never dream
ing Of his answer. never dreaming
how the great wheels Of fate were
grinding down exceedingly fine now.
''Of course. I shall be glad to meet all
the old friends, but who is this special
oneY
And Lane Leland answered In q
scarcely audible tone:
-John Winthrop. Mrs. Graham"
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A Sad Pre.~snIueuce.

The value OF the spirits sold in Great
Britain during the year 1880 was over
ssJO. 900 600. This was S3O.OO0,0O0 more
than The amour. sold in the United States.
In this year Great Britain led all tho
other nations in the amount OF spirits
consumed. Las. year France attained
this observation-disclosures OF Inebricty.
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Sunday ClosiuC.

In Cardiff. Wales. before the saloons
were closed on Sunday. with population
of Sc.OOc. there were sixty-two convictions
for Sunday drunkenness in 1881. Last
year. with 4 population OF 10000, there
were but nine cases.
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Cause of . Riot.

The Grand Jury investigating the Akron
riot. short time since, found (l) that the
original cause was criminal made drunk
in a saloon: (2l that the leaders OF the
riot were drunk; ~ that the mob re-
turned again and again to the nearby open
sa.oons. inHaming themselves for the work
OF destruction.
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Rice. raw eggs and boiled venison
require only one hour to digest. At
the other end are pork. roast beef.
cabbage and hard eggs, which require
four to five hours.
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THE GREAT DESTROYER
SOME STARTLING FACTS ABOUT
THE WcF OF INTEMPERANcE.
Ono Of tho "DsvIl's Jokes"-rhe Devil'e
Real Name 10 Whisky-Demonisca1
Prank II Played on Policeman-Don'i
Lot II DO You q Scurvy Trick.

Ono OF the "DevIl's Jokes"-The Devil's
Real Name 10 whisky-Denonisca1
Prank IL Played on . Policeman-Don's
Let 1t DO You scurvy Trick.
John j. O'Brien, o policeman, who lived
at No. lose Thirty.fourth street, in Brook;
lyn, was q good, honest man when soberl
He lived at the address mentioned .
few days ago with his wife and young
children, to whom he was devoted-wheu
sober.
At present he lives in cell charged
with murder. His wife is buried, killed
by him, and his children are bereft. I
The story of the change n Policeman
0'Briens life is very short, and he himself
could possibly describe it.
He came home drunk. His wife told
him he ought to be ashamed to appear
drunk before the children.
He arose unsteadily, took his revolver
from the mantlepiece, and shot his wife
dead.
Then he went out and gave himself up
to smother policeman. His explanation Of
ais crime was as follows:
ITS the devils joke. No better wo-
man than nv wife ever lived"
1t was indeed the devils joke that put
an unfortunate wife in her grave, that
VIII scuu " DEIcu W kue SsSStEW
chair or Imprisonment for life, that makes
his three children fatherless. !
The devil plays these jokes on humanity.
It is the devil Of the whisky, and he plays
his jokes every day in every big city aud
in every little village OF the world.
Sometimes his jokes lead to murder,
sometimes to theft and other crimes. They
always lead to disgrace OF some kind.
Once upon q time Policeman John j.
O'Brien believed that little whisky did
no harm. ,
lieve. as O'Brien did before he became Q
murderer, that q little whisky does no
harm. ::
The young man and the old man who
think that little whisky does no harm
ought to have witnessed the last meeting
on earth Of O'Brien and his wife and their
three children.
O'Brien, sobered up, the whisky out Of
his head. was filed with remorse, and
wept constantly. His grief was so great
that it was thought he would become in.
sane. and the District Attorney in charge
Of his prosecution consented to his attend
ing his wife's funeral.
He was taken, handcuffed, TO the house
in which he lived with his family before
the devils joke" took place. ,
The murdered wife lay in coffin and
her mother sobbed at the head Of the
coffin. The three young children, all under
seven years OF age, stood at the foot OF
the coffin as the father and murderer,
handcufed to detective, leaned over tho
coffin. his tears falling on his wife,s face.
At the edge OF the grave later on O'Brieu
knelt down. and the detectives hand.
cuffed to him knelt also-the handcufs
compelled them to kneel.
The dirt was thrown in, O'Brien was
taken to the prison. and the children went
away in another direction.
The devils joke" had been PLAYED
out to an unusually successful end.-New
York Journal.
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Girl Messepeers In London.

The London postoftices are now using
girls rs well as boys for the express mes
senger service. The girls must be over
eighteen years o.d, and they get thirteen
sLIl..ESs 4 week.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-14
Nm 6as Ynblifnlll.

9ie nSreie 8reHe" bat iiber 4O(
etablirte Geenturen im Staate, rpirf
an iiber 700 &oitofficen rerionbt, unr
bat cine eroRe 8erbreitune in Der
Nodbar= &epublit Meritp, ira Snoio=
ner=9erritDrium unb Oflabpma.
Sbr @irfufatipns=@ebiet in Ieras
eritredt ii6 pon @alpeltDn biz binauf
na6 9ention, pun Wariball i'm Often
bis nab @l asaio IN: fernen 8eften;
es i6lieBt lelbftperftdnblid nit be-
1Dnhers 5ablreiben Qelern bas bibt=
beiiebelte Wittel=g =gerae unb ben Sub=
ipeiten elm.
3uei Geiienbe fino beitdnbie, iabrs
elm, iabraus i'm Snterefie bes 8lat=
tes untermegs uno fiibren 6entlelben
i'm gerein nit unieren riibrieen 2o=
fal : Igenten forttpdbreno mere 2e-
Ter gu.
Sn Inbetradt oieler TbatlaAen lit
Die rSreie Breiie", tpo es fib barum
banoelt, Die oeuti9e 8ep5lferung gu
erreihen, nas bette S(mseise Waes
biunt im Staate 3eras.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the 'FRE1E
PREssE FUER Texas has po-
sltiveiy the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State Of Texas.
It has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offces, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con-
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the sFREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State Of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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geit fiber 60 Sahre,,

ibDn tpurbe Wrs. WinslDm's 8 Sp0.
thing Sprup npn MilIipnen pDr
Wiittern beim 3abnen Der Ginoer
angetpenbet. @trft Du i'm Sblafe
ourb oaS Sbreien zines &inoes ge.
ftDrt, bas i'm 8abnen lit unb Dpr
Sbmer5en ueint? Wern 10, la1ie
lofDrt cine Slaibe nDn ,Wrs.
Winslpws Soothing ehrup" bDlen.
Sein Wertb lit unbe5ablbar. Sc
miro benz tleinen 2eioenben lDfDrt
2inoerung peribaffen. 8erlaBt euh
oarauf, Miitter, es ift fein 8meifel
oariiber. Sc beilt DiarrbDe, reeu,
tirt ben Wtagen uno bic Nieren, be.
ieitigt Wino &Dlit, ertpeibt ben
@aumen, nerbinoert @ntaiinbung
unb itdrtt bas eanae Spitem. nWrs:
@inslDns SDDtbing Syrup" fir sab.
nenoe &inber iit aneenebm i'm sc.
ibnaf; oas Hecept itarnn1t ppn
einem Der beiten meibli1en Nerate in
ben Ser. Staaten. gs ift BEL allen
Druggiiten in Der gansen Welt 5u
baben. Breis Is Gents Der sslafhe.
&auft nibtS anberes, ais Wrs.
Winsl0tpS SDothinQsSbrup.
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= gu 2ibau in &urlanb baben
Die @eiunobeitsbebDroen bic aroBe
@uritfabrit BON Suan Garomitld)
gelbloiien, Der fib Elm grDBes Ser
mDgen ertuDrben uno bas ganae
Wuritgel@dft in 2ibau uno ben be-
na6barten Stdoten tnpnDpulifirt
batte. gs bat iib ndmli9 berausae=
itellt, oaB &arDmitfb nit bem itdbti=
fben Nboeder einen eebeimen Som
trait getnadt batte, tpona1 oieier ibm
eegen cine getpiiie 8ersiituna alle
perenoeten Bferbe, 6unoe, Raben
uno Staten lieferte. Nus oieiem
Sleiib tpurben alSoann bic berubm=
ten 2ibau iben Biirite fabrisirt.
- Sn Der 9dbe bon Wiiinhen
purbe Der amerlfanil9e S1riftiteIler
8oultnep 8iselotp. mdbreno er iid
mil mebreren Sffi5ieren auf Der Saeo
befanb, bom Bferoe geporIen unh
brab ba8 SbliiiIelbein.
= @raf @eoeu, Der bisberiae
oeutihe 8Dtibaiter in &on, lit gum
Wadfoleer bes Siiriten @ulenbura
gum oeutlben gotidafter in g8ien
ernannt tporben.
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Nlgemeirs1 I'M bas Sreiben 5einer
sfrbeiter betiimnerte, sesen tire Sim
Der ipar er aa3eit freunblid, Bis gu
einem gefoiiIen @rab fogar freisebig.
Seine Neisung fir bic &leinen FEM
neno, bate Slibia ibre @9nGeerin
beitimmt, i'm Gtessnbof Mufentbalt su
nebmen. oenn fie boffte, burd @srn1itts
lung Der &naben eine MusfDbnung
siDi19en 8ater unb Sobn gu Stanbe
gu bringen.
Wte bas anaufansen iei, mar ibr
allerbin9s nod nidt sona flar; bas Be-
reitete ibr itlbeien eerinse @orge, ie
mad ben ltm1tdnben tpiirbe fie bas
Ri6tise gu treffen tpifen. 9fues, pas
iie borldufig erle6nte, mar etns giinz
ftise Gelegenbeit, ibre tleinen 9asffen
nit oent aommer3ienratb befannt 5u
MAIDEN, obne bab er abnte, iper fie
ieien. @rit tpenn er iie otter eeleben
unb GefalIen an ibnen eefunben, folz
ten lie inn als feine @nfel10bne pprees
felt tperben. Dos Meitera nluBte ft9
bann finben. 2eiber eieneten ii9 Die
Beeenpdrtiaen 8erbaltniiIe teinespess
5ur @usfiihrung biefes PLANES, auF ben
bic jnage Dame i6r gonaes Soften
feste.
uNa, ainb, mas treibit Du-@rit.
len fangen, lpie? Ma9it ia ne gang
trubfelise Miene," flang bes 8ommers
aienratbs etipas trodene @tinllne in
feines s0dterIeins @ebanfsn binein
@r mar ni9t bonn 0oraimmer aus
eingetreten, fonbern fam aus benz anz
ftobenben Salon, unter beI1en Sbire er
ftanb, Die fpftbaren, reid beitidten
Worbanee bon btmmelblauer Seibe Sllz
riidgei6ldeen baitenb.
Slipia itanb raid auf, ben 9ater
pillfommen gu beiBen, unb bemerfte gu
ibrer angenebmen lteberrafhung, ooB
er tpeber perbriebli9, nod erreet aus=
fab. nId, Ou armer lieber papa, Ou
bait gepiB einen barten @orn,ittag BIN
ter Dir!" begriiBte iie i'm, bic @tirne
gum auffe barbietenb.
rgs sebt, es sebt! Sobalb man ben
8eutel 5iebt tpiro bic @eieqfdaft ses
f6meibig,~ eripioerte 9err Merbelbt
lddelnb.
so baft Du bic Sorberunsen Der
@rbeiter alfo bod betpi0ista"
n3um Sbeil, mein Sinh, nur gum
She'll! Die MGnner erbalten pro
Stunbe cine MufbeHeruns bon brei, bic
Wei6er unb Die 8urf9en Bis gu o9tz
5ebn Sobren BON aipei pfennig. Gu
la6it?-5aft gut la9en; finb's au9
nur ipenige gfenniee; Bel pierbunberte
breiunb5panaig &0pfen lduft's bod,
gelpdltis in bic 60be, Bis bas sya6r
herum 1T! 3ubem babe i9 bic @fraf=
selbfdse Tim ein 0iertel beruntergeIebt,
alIerbings rur fir lei9te @eritDBe,"
erfldrte Der &ommeraienratb.
uDa BAIT Dn ia febr piel set6an!"
berfebte Slibia in bem geitreben, ibr
2dAeln BON borbin m0glidft ipieber
gut gu MAIDEN.
(5ortIebunp fDlat)
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Gbrem Sas sllter midt.

@s ilt ihmabuDl. menn junee
2eute Dem Nlter Die ibuloiee abz
tung neriaaen. @erabe bas @eeens
tbeil iit aber Der SaI in 8esue aui
"Dr. Kings New Life Pills"
Dieielben MAIDEN ben &ranfbeiteu
elm @noe. gang einerlei, tpie idper
| iie iino uno gang obne ieoe RiidIiht
auf ibr 9llter! 8erbauungslhnd-
DIE, @elbiudt. Beritopfuna unb
5ieber aller Grt tpei6en bel Der
Nnnenoung oieler eeraoesu uUlls
fDmmenen Billen. 8u baben fir
Is Gents BEL s. &alteper & Subn,
SEQ. S. s. S6mitt, @iaentbhmer,
unb No. DreiB, 9roguilten.
C1 cs.~4fa Er esr<sn+n Tx~n.....
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Qlte Oeerteur. Dor
benz &riessgeridte in 9iiHelborf,
Nbeinprobina. bate fi9 ppr Rur5em
Der 42idbrige 9ermann 8edenbabl aus
2llteneifen tpesen gabnenflu6t an pers
ontporten. 8edenbabl bate ii9 i'm
Sabre 1881 bem Gintritt in bas
ftebenbe Seer bitr9 Die Muspanberuns
entSosen, iid large Sabre binbur9 in
9lmerifa aufsehalten unb in Der eriten
Sdffte bes fiibafrifaniIden &rieees auf
Seiten Der 8uren segen bic gnglGnber
sefdmpft. @on ben 2ebteren gefangen
senommen unb a,if ct. 5eleno inters
nirt, mar 8edenbahl i'm Qluguit 3. s.
entlaHen iporben unb bate {i9, ba er
nad @iibafrita ni9t suriidfebren
burfte, i'm September 5. 5. beim GTes
ner Beairfsfommanbo freitpillig ges
fteut. Oas 1lrtbeil segen ibn lautete
auf fieben Monate @efGngniB unb
@erfeBung in bic stpeite alaffs bes
@olbatenitanbes.
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gforboemtide 9lopb 9ampfer=Qimie.

5000 Weilen g9eiie fir tpeniser
als $1.75 per Gag i'm 8tpilbenbef
Brabtpolle Dampfer BON @alpeitDn
nab Bremen, ausgesei9nete gin-
ridtungen, gutes @iien uno freie,
arstliber Beiltano. Ser iibli6e
&urs reou5irt Die @efabr Der Sec
franfbeit auf elm Wtinilnum.
Wtan tpenbe fid tpeeen Snforma.
tim an Us. W. @iliDn,
General Gaent, @ulpelton. Ger,
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ibieo 5uilhen ibr uno Dem Brin5en
gu eroB. Die Gerbanolungen mur=
ben natiirlib abaebrohen. 8eitere
@oelleute, Die nab alnerifaniIhen
8Oloidfen liiltern tparen, 1iuo 8a=
RON Gibaro BON &appers, Elm Dlt=
rethilher 6auptnann, Sreiberr BON
Ounfelmann uno 8raf bon Sbli1=
ten; audi iie batten 1t6 Die Dienite
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