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Cañon City record., 1902-07-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

". II. Mcclure wa- in Dcnve- last
week
s,alsley NJ. Brown has sour to Salt
Lake 'Ciry.
Mr. W. f. Brooks af Golhield, was
in thu city last SATURDAY.
Rar Hopkins ha- -gou- up near
Turr-; tf,r a month visit,
Mzsar.J H. Peabody was IN Grip
Pile cr--ls lone dslv Last week.
Mrs otto Steinheimer Of Victor.
u VISITING friends in tl.is city.
". Il Sweeney OF ,Pneblo, was in
the city Sunday and Monday visiting
Mr.. and NIrs. L. f. Ebrd have
.raturil.',l. from theirNvisit to California
C. G. Cunkle was registered IT the
Nstioral ia Cripple Greek las' Fri
day.
H. W Hall ana family wept to
Mestciife Lne.iiay ito b. gone tao
months
Mrs Chal. Bsney ,has returned TO
Elktcn alter visit sssith relatives iu
fhis city
DIR Polly of iElktoEs H. visiting IN
this city. and saso looAziug after min
iug interests.
Miss Nerney nnrsell l,as retnTned 80
her home n, Elk,"u, afis.r "a delightful
visit in tlii. city.
A. ,Coor has completed n cold,storage
building sioug the ID, & n. &. tracks
below Ninth street
Mis- Emma CallaNay has returned
to her home in Floreno-, after a
mouths visit IN this city.
Rev v. j. Fisher went 10 Bessver
las, week TO copyiuct ti,c fuDeral ser
vio-s of Mrs Nerrie Curtis.
FauuE aaunius will begin the cr,,e-
tiol slt q fipe residence AT the corner
of FIsth aud Hsrrison this fall.
Mrs. George Kinney OF Rnrling-
ton, Iowa, Is visiting her daughter,
Nrs j. c. smith, ga Delfay avenue.
4 greas many youug people have
been married in Canon City the past
wear. hpt .,ill there ary more TO fol-
low.
The Modern woodmcu Of America
took IN tNSsnts new members lasr
month. Nine were initiated one
night
Ir. aud Mrs. Frank McClin,ock
have returned from Caiiforuis,. where
they have been spending several
months.
Mr.. orm, Mrs. Rogrcs and Mr.. |
Lee were in attendance at the Iuter-
national Sunday School convention
last week.
NJ L. Blackburn of Bellaire. Ohio.
has been in the city this week. He
is Interested in mining in the Copper |
Gulch section.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of |
the Associated Charities WAS held
Tuesday afternoon at the Cumbei land |
church.
N. n. Bcccher has offered u hand. |
some prize for the largest fish caught |
this season. also one for the best fish
ing lie. See him for particulars,
have nice little line of baby |
buggies and go-carts. helivc styles |
and prices will please you.
II II Avnrx
Cañon City record., 1902-07-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Yer.
Philip H.unliu Of Florence, was in
ths city Monday.
Col. M,-Croery aud family visited
ia Florauce this week
Mr. 4 E. Sullivan returned from
a trlp TO Salida Saturday.
J. &. Lantz ha. installed more new
machinery in his laundry.
J.w- Miller and wife are sp nding
the FoRrth in Colorado Springs.
ChH Hardy of Colorado Springs,
was in the city the first of the week.
ChA-.la- Shaetfer is sick in bed,
suffering an attack Of typhoid fever.
Daniel U'Neil and Miss Thornton
of Stroug's Camp, visited here last
snndaE
Rolssrt Amick has returned from
Yale University. Al New Haven. Con
necrieut.
GIue. F. Rocksf4llow and wife re-
turned Tuesday from weeks stay at
Bnana Vista.
J. II. Ellis las gone TO Denver for
visit His wif. and children are
visiting in the EAST.
Elmer Colwell returned last week
from La Plata county where he Is
interested in mining.
Tomorrow l. the Fourth. do not for
r-f io,celebrate. There will be plenty
Of amu-em.nts to attend
Th.. cotton wood trees in front Of
HaIla1, rP almer's and the First National
la.,sk have been cnt down.
L : Roger Is building a fine resi-
dfl,oe ON a portion of the McRay
homestead in South Canon.
Mr. Z. Snyder and children have
retained too the city, after a week :
visit with Mr. snyder at Eltkon.
Harry FELTON, Is in Canon for visit
with relatives and friends. He may
reinrn Hnd make this his home.
L, il said that the festive gam
boiler j. again running things wide
open At Cripple Greek and Ni1tar
Hoa. G. & Daweuu has been IN
Coloards spriurs this week attending
the m.eruig Of the stale bar associa-
tion.
Mr.. Collins ut kearnsy, Nebraska.
WAS in the CITY Monday and Tuesday.
AIR. Collins y quit. a noted bicycle
rider.
An assembly meeting was held n
Sells Island last Friday evening
The rain rather spoiled the evening :
pleasures.
Mrs. J. p. sbielder af Goldheld.
attended the wedding of Albert Gray
and Miss Josie Yilequette il this city
last week.
\ reception wa tsuder-i the lad ies
Of all divisions of the Methodist
church ~ the home q Mrs Dan Hall
last Thursday.
Mr.. ". b. NcCiee returned Mon
day from fishing trip to Wagon
Wheel Gap He reports the fishing
very good ., tina, place,
Members of the First Presbyterian
churcs surprised their pastor 10y pnt
ting in Telephone and paving the
toll.for a wear in advance.
Charles Rathtnn, Charles senseney.
Ro,, Jamison and Ben Stotts compose
little fishing party that l. spending
a couple Of weeks ON Beaver Greek.
Conches Of all styles and prices II
needing couch or Davenport. let me
show Won n big assortment
H. d. Avery.
Prof. ole. assisted by Prof, Urias
Williams, pupil Of w. II. Sherwood
will give concert NJ Cripple Greek,
July iG. and one az Victor July is.
James Turnbull has returned from
the east, where he went several
weeks ago ON account OF the illness OF
his mother. She is improving now.
1t is said that one Sunday school
teacher gives candy aud oranges TO her
scholars and that in this way she has
a larger class than some of the others
Clyde Minor returned from trip
to Pueblo las, Friday, His cousin,
Miss Pearl Gibson. accompanied him
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
A CARD.

iii health forces me to
retire from business. In
doing so | wish to thank
my friends and the public
generally for their liberal
patronage in the past and
especially for the trade |
am having during my clos
ing out sale.
| have many bargains
yet to Offer==Call and see
for yourself.
Parties having bills
against me will please
present them for pay
ment. Friends owing me
money no doubt appreci-
ate the fact that | would
like to have all Outstand-
ing accounts closed as
soon as possible, and will
assist me all they can in
doing so.
WALTER THOMAS.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
Realism That Thrills.

In one of her latest stories Mrs.
Mary f. Wilkins-Freeman makes
two of her characters converse as
follows:
at is too hot to sew today" re-
marked Sarah Dunn.
Yes it is assented her cousin.
81 thought | wouldn't bake biscuit
for supper, long as it was so dreadful
hot"
~ was hOpin' you wouldn't. It's
too hot for hot biscuit. They kind
of 90 against you"
'That's what l said. Says |, now /
amt goin' to heat up the house
bakin' hot bread tonight. know
she won't want me to-"
"No, you was just right, | don't" "
"Says |, I've got some good old
bread and butter and blackberries
that bought of the little Whitcomb
boy this morning, and nice custard
pie and two kinds of cake besides
cookies, and guess thatll do"
"That's just what | should have
picked out for supper
"And | thought we'd have it early,
so as to get it cleard away and take
our time Walkln TO meetln, It's so
dreadful hot"
eyes, it's a good idea"
II s'pose there won't be many to
meetin, it's so hot" said Sarah.
This is delicious. The subtle
humor of it will, we are sure, appeal
to all intelligent readers. Then again
| it is so full of human nature that
might have been lost forever if Mrs
wilkins Freeman had not kindly
pictured it for us. Furthermore. il
is so thrilling, so exciting, that il
makes us forget our troubles and rise
at length with throDbing pulse and
burning cheeks. After such stirring
realism as this we are more thar
ever mystified as to why peopl,
should care for romantic fiction anC
historical romances,-Chicago Rec
ord Herald,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
County Commissioners Meet

County commissioners Meet.
The meeting of the county com
missioners this week was a three
day session owing to the large
amount of business on hand of a
once Il year nature.
The sessions of Monday and Tues
day We're taken up with a revision of
| the registration books and in a COM
parison and approval of the books
and footings of the county tax as
SCISSOR.
On Wednesday the business was of
Il routine nature, the most important
Of which was the granting of fran-
chise through the county to South
erh Bell Telephone Co. for long
distance telephone line; fixing the
annual salary of the supervisor of
registration, Henis Peterman, at
$3.50, instead of 1915 as formerly;
changed the regular meeting No
Vember next to a week later on ac-
count of the state election; appoint.
I'd clerks and inspectors of election
(Which will be published next week.;
decided hereafter that the county
would only pay for two witnesses in
each case tried in justice courts;
levied 80 per cent on all state licenses
for county purposes; appointed Il
finance committee consisting of
Commissioners Fearnside, Jenkins
and Varnes to examine and audit all
bills against the county, and left the
matter of printing the forthcoming
election tickets to Chairman Fearn-
side and Clerk Price.
Late on Wednesday afternoon the
commissioners went in Il body to the
county jail to examine that institu-
tion. The jail was found to be full of
prisoners, the total number being 46
The sheritf's bill for feed of prisoners
for the past month was audited and
ordered paid to the amount of $35l.
Chairman Fearnside eXacts hard
work from the board. During Mon
day and Tuesday the sessions were
eight hours each. On Wednesday
the board got at it at s a. m. and
worked until afternoon before COM
pletinp its business.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
TOLEDO YOUNGSTERS WILD RIDE
THROUGH CLOUDS

IL hOUTb SIOU Do--
Paul and Roy Knabenshue, the
young sons of S. S. Knabenshue, one
of the editors of the Toledo Blade,
ran away with a big balloon, or,
rather, it ran away with them, and,
after a wild ride through the clouds,
they landed in safety.
The youngsters went for a walk
and visited the fair grounds where
big captive balloon is one of the at
fractions.
The boys discussed the matter
briefly, then cut the guy ropes and
Jumped into the basket. Employees
ran toward the scene to stop them,
but the balloon already was beyond
reach. 1t shot upward rapidly for
four miles into an atmosphere that
nearly froze the boys, who were
lightly dressed. Suddenly the bal
loon began to drop with an alarm
ing rapldity. Roy had pulled the
escape valve and the big bag sank
like ii shot until it was within 300
feet of the earth. Roy then ordered
Paul TO throw over everything possi-
ole, and set the example by casting
off his own clothing. The remain
ing sand was tossed out and the bal
loon slowed up. 1t sank and stuck u
tree. The anchor caught, the bal
loon tipped slowly over, and the two
bows Jumped out.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH

With the death of Miss Eliza Ann
Partridge of New York there ended a
romance which dated back half q
century and INVOLVED persons well
known in this city. Miss Partridge
was born in Pomfret, Conn, in 1914.
When Is years old Miss Partridge
came to this city and soon fell i'll love
with Henry Hall Ward. The at
tachment was mutual and they be-
came engaged. The family on both
sides, however, objected 10 u mar
riage, and they We're never welded.
Both persisted in maintaining the
engagement, nevertheless, a ma
neither married, They saw each
other daily, walked and drove to-
gether, and lived almost as much for
one another as ii they had been man
and wife, up to the time of Wards
death in 1872.
He had made his home with his
mother at "A Bond street. The house
contained many valuable paintings
and the cellar was stocked with
wines of great age and value. rms
house, together with two Others in
the same street, he left by will as
life trust to Miss Partridge. He be-
queathed to her outright all the
paintings and much of his other per-
sonal property.
Miss Partridge always regarded
that house us u sacred place. She
never lived in it herself, but hired an
old negro and his wife as caretakers'
instructing them to see that each
room was busted daily and to keep
everything as much us possible In
the Shape in which it had been left.
She visited the house almost daily
for twenty years and more, and re-
fused admission to all persons.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
A Pretty Wedding.

A quiet but very pretty wedding
took place yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock at the residence of Mrs
$. f. Bond, on Fifth street, when
DR., F. G. Latham, Of Punta Gorda
and Miss Lollie Lucas, a popular
young lady of this city, were Joined
in matrimony. Father Veal, of the
Catholic church, ofliciated. Only
the relatives and intimate friends of
the contracting parties were present.
The house was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and pot plants, the
parlor being in pink and green, and
The hall and sitting room in red roses
and ferns.
The couple entered the parlOr and
stood in the bay window under an
immense wedding bell. The wedding
march was played by Mrs. Bond.
Hhe bride was beconingly attired in
Il white silk null and real Val. lace
over white tatfeta silk. She wore II
white liberty satin sash and carried
il bouquet of bride S roses and maiden
hair fern. The groom was attired in
conventional black costume. After
the ceremony refreshments were
served, after which the bride chang
ed her bridal robes for a travelling
gown of fawn colored venetian cloth
trimmed in brown satin with hat and
gloves to match.
The happy couple left on the after
noon train for Jacksonville, thence
TO Atlanta for two weeks visit to
he Georgia state fair. On their re-
urn they will stop over for " few
days in Palatka and Orlando, and
then 90 to Punta Gorda, where they
will make their future home.
Many beautiful and costly wedding
presents were received.
DR.. and Mr.. Latham have the bes'
wishes of Il large circle of friends in
Palatka for n long life of uninter-
rupted happiness.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
HUBBY To ILLIrERATE For HER

AS a teacher in an EnglewoOd
business college Chicago. Mrs PhilO-
meme Appleton could hardly be ex-
pected to adore husband who dot
ted the pronoun II" and wrote
"anuff" when he really meant
enough"
Finally Mrs. Appleton got enough
herself. ~ could not stand his vul-
gar spelling and manners" she told
the court. This led to a separation.
Mrs. Appleton submitted letters from
her husband. In reply to one of re-
cent date in which she said she would
apply for divorce he wrote:
"If you want to get that it will be
all rite with me if you can send me
ten, and will let you out if you will
send me what want. Don't wait
send it this week. Send it soon. Ten
is anuff. Ancer."
She obtained decree.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
CHAMBERLAIN s COUGH REMEDY SAVED
HIS Boys LIFE.

81 believe saved my (nine year old
boys life this winter with Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy" says A. NJ. Hoppe,
Rio Creek, Wis. "He was so choked up
with Group that he could not speak. ]
gave it to him freely until he vOmited
and in SHIRT time he was all right. y
This remedy is for sale by Ackerman q
Stewart, druggists. 6
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
SwEARs TO SQUANDER A FORTUNE

f. A. Robinson celebrated his COM
ing of age and accession to 81 100000
under the will of his father, the ia
nous man milliner, Peter Robinson,
by entertaining 60 guests at ban
quet in the TrOcadero restaurant. 1t
cost $4,000, and the guests included
not only his particular friends, but
the tradesmen who Obligingly gave
him unlimited credit during his mi
nority. Young Robinson's career
will be awaited with pathetic inter
est, as he swears he will spend his
fortune in lS months. This from
London.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
OUT OF THE
ORDINARY.

Held HER SKIRTS Too HIGH

HELD HER SKIRTS Too HIGH
When Patrolman Prosser of Cleve-
land, o., saw lS-year-old Rosie Keller
displaying pair of ankles in Bolivar
street yesterday afternoon he arrest
ed her. On the police blotter, after
her name, is the charge:
Lifting her skirts on Bolivar
street"
The girl was very fearful when
arrested and insisted that she merely
wished to save her skirts from drag
ging in pool of water. The officer
was positive that she overstimated
the depth of the water.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
BEAuTIFuL CoMpLExIoNe

Are spoiled by using any kind OF prep
aration that fills the pres Of the skin.
The best way to secure clear complex
ion, free from sailowness, pimples,
blotehes. etc., is to keep the liver in
good order An occasional dose of Her
bine will cleanse the bowels, regulate
the liver, and so establish a clear.
healthy complexion. 5Oc at Ackermsn L
Stewards, Palatks, and Lounds' drug
store, Crescent City,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
NODICE.

The County Commissioners of Putnam coun-
ty, mt n meeting Oh Monday, october q, 100, III
Gpen session proc cneded as required by StcIioh
-, CHARTER 1928, Laws of Florida, TO examine
and revise the registration list of Putnam
County, florida, and erase therefrom the lul-
lowing names. r,
October u, g02, at 10 a. M, to hear such Ter
sons WI oSe nam may have been wrongiully
or crroneOuSly erased and stricken from me
list and upon satisfaction to the Board, VIII
restore such names.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
MERRY POET OLE A MoRGuE-

One of the queerest of French au-
thors, Clovis Pierre, died last week.
He was poet whose talents would
have received recognition, doubtless,
even if the contrast between his vo-
cation and his avocatiOn had not
tickled the fancy of the Parisians.
He lived and wrote his poetry at
the morgue, ,of which he was registrar.
He was merry soul, who found
most of his inspiration in the corpses
in his care and who used to describe
himself as the manager of II big hotel
we'll known in Paris, which was a
quiet place of rest for travellers from
all countries.
Some of his songs We're lively, and
vastly popular at the cafe concerts.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
Private School.

Miss Sarah Mabry opened her pri-
vate school at the st. George Hotel,
Wednesday, September "a. Terms
rsasonables
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
s~Sentnant Springer.
@On Sret6errn b. S4lt4t.

Spring En-"
9as mar Die ite6enbe Rebensart bes
Qeutnant Billion, tpenn er einen Ieiner
Gefruten pDer etnen ietner fonitigen
1ntergebenen auf 6er3 unb Rieren, auf
@6arafter unb 9eitnnung priifen
poute. Gr Iel6It mar Elm groBer Sur
ner bor Dem 6srrn, getpanbt unb gez
I4meiOig nte cine Sage, Elm Meiiter
in alien f6rperli9en ltebungen. @l5
enig bungriger &abet bate er ii6 3a6lz
lofe Safen &affee unD nod me6r &uz
4en babur9 ertpettet, baB er Die I4piez
rigiten Surniibungen nit Der gr0Bten
2ei6tigfeit a%usfibrte - als &riegsz
I6iiler bate er bie5 fir i'm fe6t ELM
trGgIi9e Gsf4Gft fortgeieBt, nur baB
er ba natirli9 ni9t me6r I'm &affee
u1o Sudden, fonbern I'm Seft unb
MuItern mettete. @ls er BEL 7etnem Snz
fdnterie : Regimente 2eutnant tpurDe,
bate cr Iofort ben Ruf, Der bette Sur
ner gu Ietn unb namentli3 i'm Sprtnz
gen bate er feinen &onfurrenten.
Sober 8orgeiebte - lei er nod 10
jung unb mod 10 t60ri6t bat be-
fanntli6 einen 8ogel - 2eutnant 9itz
Inn bate BEN Springz8Ogel.
Spring er," iagte er zines Sages
gu einem enbIos Iungen @injdRrigen
un0 qls bieTer Die S9nur Des S4nurz
@prungz@eIt eGes nit ieinen JuBen
berunterriB, tlemmte 2eutnant 8Ilop
5ein Monocle Elm unb fab ben @tnid9z
rigen perni6tenb unb nieDerI9metternb
an LIMB 10 Giner min III boS
Stats : Gramen beiteben, Surtit,
pieQei6t fogar Staats : @nipalt nerz
ben unb iiber Sob unb 2eben entf9etz
ben. GiniGbriger, benten sic in S6rer
Sobestunbe an bas, mas i9 S6nen
ieBt fage aus Sbnen pirb ME etpas
tperben, S6nen pGre better, Sic pdren
ni6t qeboren, benr Elm Menf3, Der
ni9t fpringen fam, bringt es 6eutauz
taqe in Der 8elt 81 gar ni9ts."
Qeutnqnt Billion fI6rte gar balb
ben 8eindmen r2eutnant Spring er" ,
7ufpeilen purbe er aud Springer gez
nannt, unb er mahte ietnem Namen
Gbre. &ls 81. G%rceIen3, Der fommunz
birenbe General, eines S~agesabem Of
fi3iers Surnen beipobnte, ieBte Qeutz
ndnt Billion ben bpben 6errn babur9
in bas b04ite @ritaunen, baB ct nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19

3uerIt mar Der 6err Oberft fpra9Gos
Dor GntIeBen, BET Der &ritif aber bate I
er ii9 pieber gefaBt r9ie Dirt unb
BetIe, 9err 9auptmdnn, in Der sic
ben S6nen gepprbenen 4uftraq aufz
faBten unb audi bur9fii6rte1, bat MIDI
iiberraf9t, benin ie 1T neu unb eiqerz
artig. Ob i9 ielbit ebenio ge6dnoelt
bate tpte sic, min i9 babtngeiteQt fein
%laien, aber Sic 6aben bepieIen, bah
Sic IelbitGnbig. benfen, IelbftGnDiq
banOeIn, ii4 ni4t an bas alte Schema
j. tlammern. 9as lit in Der beutiaen
3ett, IN Der mir nit alien Witteln bic
Selbfdnoigtett Der unterfi6rer an3uz
itreben baben, i'm 6D9ften 8rube To-
benspertb unD Derbient Die bD3fte Qnz
ertennung es freut mid umIome6r.
Sbnen ote8 in @egenpurt Sr. @raelz
len3 ousipre6en gu biirfen unO ans
fpre4en gu tOnnen, als Sic erIt tur3e
3ett tpteoer i'm Srontoient iinb."
CD ging ba5 npn etne qan3e Meile
fort = Dem 9errn Sbert frGubten fi6
ob Der 2igen, Die er ba er3d6lte, unter
benz 6elm bic SPARE unO nit einem
4uge f9ielte ct beitdnbtg nu6 Dem
6errn Siptions : 8ommanbeur, mas
Der no6l ba3u fdgen lpiirbe. @ber Der
Iuqte gar ni9ts = pielet6t bate er Die
9ummbeiten, bic Der 9err 6auptmum
mu6te, gar ni9t bemertt, genug, man
lab benz boben 6errn an, baB ibm DAG
Sob, ba8 fem @iinitling erntete, 1ebr
glatt berunterging. Gr ma6te Elm feb1
pergniigte8 @eiift unD nidte Elm paar
M&dl beiittmmenb 7e6r energii9 nit
Dem &opf. unb Da gr3euen3 babel
feline S6ultern uub a19 ben iibrigen
&0rper betpegte, 70 blieb bQ8 nutiirli9
nt3t obne Ginpirtung auf buS porgez
febte 8ferb unb Der Saul @r. @r3els
len3 ntdte ebenfaIs nit benz &opf.
DIS Der 6err Sberit geen0et, na6m
Der 6err 0~iptiionsz& ommanbeur ba8
@ort, nm fi9 iiber Die 2eiTunqen Der
Sruppe i'm Mlgemetnen uno ii6er bic
Sbaten Der Offi3iere i'm 8efonoeren
bes QGngeren unb 8reiteren gu GuBern.
@uf Dem Hiidmari8 CUR &ui erne
rift Der 6err 9toiIipnszS ommanoeur
an ben Oberit beran. ug}t9t pu6r,
9err Sberft, Der 9auptmarn Billion
1T Elm ieIten befG6tgter Offi3ier?"
nSelten befGbtgt" ftitnmte Der &omz
munbeur tbm BEL unb feline Wprte bait
ten ben geniinf6ten GrfoIg; bier 800
9en 5pGter purbe 6auptmann
Sprin er gum 9ipifionsz 4oiutanten
ernannt unb tpenige Sabre barauf I'M
ter 8efOrberung gum Maior Dem Sc
al=&pmmonbo ais Nbiutdnt 5ugez
pieien. Nl5 G6ef bes General Itabes
fetneS 4rmeez&prp8 brad er fi9 enoz
lid bas 8entd unb ging nit elmer Iebr
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