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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05
Worlds Fair at St. Louis-First Great Ex-
cursion via Pennsylvania Rail-
road Nav 10.

The Louisiana Purchase Exposition will open
1t St. Louis April 90 and will be in perfect con-
dition on that date. The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will run the first low rate coach ex-
May 10, affording residents Of the Eastern sec
tion an opportunity to see the great Exposition
In all the glory of it's pristine freshness. Tick
Pennsylvania Railroad system. The fare from
New York will be $40; from Philadelphia, $3.50
with proportionate rates, approximating one
will be good going only on special coach trasas
to be run on May 10, and returning in coaches or
regular trains leaving st. Louis not later than
May 10.
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DEATHS.
Tributes. &C.. 10 Cents Per Line
BALDWIN-At his home near Baldwin Station,
Long Green Valley, on the Sd inst, James W.


RALDWIN.-At his home near Baldwin Station,
Long Green Valley, on the Sd inst, James W.
Baldwin, aged 81 years.
BALDWIN.-At Oakland Mills, Howard county,
February 29th, Hannah, in the SD year OF her
age, wife Of the late Joseph j. Baldwin, for
merly Of the 18th district, Baltimore county.
KNOLL.-At Texas, Baltimore county, Februa-
ry 18th, Peter Knoll, formerly Of Canton, Nd.
STEWART.-At his home in Baltimore, Febru-
airy seth, Joseph B. Stewart, in his list year,
son of the late Ebenezer Stewart, OF Balti-
more county.
county, March LIST, of consumption, Emma J.
Harris, aged q years, widow of John Harris.
She 10 survived by four children.
PRICE.-On March LIST, at the residence of his
son, Hugh p. Price, Hillen road, near Towson,
Dr. Abram H. Price.
COOK-At his residence, Waverly. Nd, March
LIST, Louis G. Cook, aged 81 years.
COLE.-At his residence, Markley avenue, near
Hartford road, March lst, William L. Cole, aged
BOND-On February 10Th, Thomas Bond. of
Western Run, Baltimore county, aged " years.
ROY STON.-At his home in Baltimore, Februa-
ry 9th, John W. Royston, son or the late
Joshua and Ellen Royst0n,
HANNA.-At Arlington, Bal t1more county, I eo-
ruary 18th, DIR. Albert A. Hanna.
DUNN.-At Long Green, Baltimore county,
February 18th, Mary, wife OF Micnael Dunn,
KIDD.-At the City Hospital, Baltimore rep
ruary 9th, Laura ", wife OF Nelson kioo. :,
HARILEY-At her late residence, Diamond
Ridge, Baltimore county, February z1Ln, cu-
sannah Hartley, daughter or the late Tnomas
and Edith Hartley.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05

AND NOW it is codliver oil that the land
sharks have cornered. A few years ago this
product sold at 81 rs to 81 gallon. Now the
price is from "a so to $3.50 for the same guam
tity and an authority says it will gostill higher.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05

0ROgPECT HILL CEMETERY, tow
SON. MD.-IncOrp0rGted 1S01.-BEAU-
TIFULLY SITUATED. COMMANDING FINE
HIGH AND DRY: CHOICE LOCATIONS;
LOTS ALL SIZES. Address the SECRETARY
OF THH COMPANY. ToWBon. Nd
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05

Marriage Licenses.-During the month oil
February Mr.. William P. Cole, Clerk of the
Circuit Court, issued marriage licenses to the
following persons
WHITE.
Harry e. Grace to Laurie B. Shroyer.
George s. Bramble to Mary Minch.
Wade s. Bollinger to Minnie zimmerman.
William T. Hunt to Martha E. Bosley.
William Sponhimer to Kate Wiegand.
Frank L. Seay to Georgia A. Berry
Morton Gutman to Rosa S. Frank.
Samuel C. Allen to Ada L. Harlan.
BENJAMIN o Duvall to Lizzie E. Erhardt.
Vinton o. Baker to Nettie e. Norwood.
Frank J. Scheibein to Laura Helmick.
Andrew Stedlea to Theresa O'Neill.
William P. Offley, Jr., to Bessie Miller.
Herman Boehm to Matilda King.
James G. Smith to M. " Richardson.
William H. Posey to Eliza j. Beavers.
John w. Gollery to Elizabeth Hoehler.
]. A. Reifschneider to Agnes Mohrfeld.
Charles T. Schwatka to Alice T. Fladmon.
George U. Flowers to Annie Fleechman.
John H. Messenger to Mollie Drayer.
Edwin J. Rupp to Florence NJ. Wheeler.
Ernest Smith to Katie Stewart.
Eli ]. X. Downs to Bertha E. Lowe.
John r. Solens to Annie Beck.
Henry Schorr to May Keys.
Frank L. Nichols to May Cole.
John ]. Coughlin to Lille Cady.
George F. Schone to Clara E. Cain.
Joshua Bond to Robina c. Brown.
Thomas Marks to Elsie s. Rupp.
J. Albert Walters to Catherine E. Herpel.
Ernest E. Ball to Lilly A. Witty.
Willie s. Runkle to Vertie l. Ness.
Edgar P Culison to Florence L. Myers.
Henry D. G. LANCE to Carrie F. Sedenzahl.
Louis H. Schulz to Emma Kessler.
Melvin E. Beall to Minnie A. Stocksdale.
Jesse T. Moore to Emma Howe.
George W. Felter to s. Katharyn Ball.
Charles E. Gohr to Emma Beares
Grin B. M. Gibbons to Mary E. Wheat.
Joseph H. Ashley to Anna NJ. Schultz.
Conrad Altvater to Kate Wilhelm.
James w. Thompson TO Annie V. Mays.
Albert s. Miller to Maggie E. O'Connor.
George Yearley to Sallie Irwin.
William H. Fske to Margaret E. Walters.
]. E. Bowen to Bertha R. Igenfritz.
James NJ. Hardesty to Sophia Baroch.
CoLORED.
Thomas Collier to Lucinda Jones.
Isaiah W. Powell to Sallie Dickerson.
Emory Hill to Harriet Jackson.
Re-established Since the Fire.-The fri
of F. C. Fossett & Son, dealers in gentlemen
| furnishing goods. whose former business plac'
| AL East Baltimore street, was destroyed
the great fire of February 9Th. are now locate
at los North Gay street. near Fayette, whel
they will be pleased to welcome their man
Baltimore county friends,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05
q Datieut hands that toll to blesI
How can We ever die p

Fell From a Barn Roof.-A few days ago
Charles Deckert son of Mr.. Julius Deckert,
well known truck farmer of Parkville. Hartford
road. fell from the roof Of barn that he was
engaged in shingling. He sustained painful
internal injuries and was unconscious for
several hours. He is recovering under the
care of DR.. VIM. T. G.. Whiteford.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05

Incorporation Of Cuba certificate of
incorporation of the Mount Washington Club
Company was filed for record in the County
Clerks Office at Towson, on Wednesday last.
The company, which has a capital of 81. 600, is
empowered under the charter to engage in
general business and to buy and sell lands
within and without Maryland. The directors
for the first year are William D. Gill. William
]. Todd, R. Ross Holloway, Edward L. Ger
nand. George A. Boyden. William II. Conk
ling, Henry F Baker. John w. Mealey. o. F.
Hershey, Henry c. Chapman, c. G. Abbott
and G. w. Lehman.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05

Annual Report Of Sherwood Church.
The twenty eighth annual report of Sherwood
Parish, Cockeysville has been issued by the
rector, Rev. A. T. Pindell 1t shows total re-
ceipts Of &1.104.3S disbursements of $407.33
and salary of S697.05. Friends in Green Spring
Valley presented q solid silver communion
service and two collection plates The Easter
offering will be for the Church of the Messiah
in Baltimore, which was destroyed by the late
fire.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05

Marble Hill, 9th District.-Mr. Sterling L.
Cockey, who has for several years been en-
ployed at the drying-houss of Sherwood Dis
tillery, has left to engage in work at the North
ern Central car shops. He has been resident
of Baltimore for several months Mr.. Edward
Galloway takes his place at the distillery.
This vicinity has lost a good farmer and
neighbor in the death of Mr. Thomas Bond.
A year ago he had a serious illness and his
children, who live in the West, were called
home. 1t is said none of those living so far
away will be able to get to the funeral. Mr..
Bond has five sons and one daughter who live
in Missouri and Iowa.
Mr.. Daniel Dubbs, of Cockeysvile has taken
the Shawan farm of 800 acres, formerly &C.
cupied by bis father The rent is about $500
year. The Price Farm, which he cultivated
for several years, contains so acres, for which
he paid $500 rent per annum.
Mr.. J. Nathan Hanson, renter of the Noah
Gorsuch property, will give up farming and
make sale.
The Marble Hill planning mill has been idle
for some time. Mr.. s. Storms, the foreman,
went to Norfolk, Va, to secure work.
Business has not been so dull for years as
now. The reduction of the time to half at the
Beaver Dam Marble Works and the severe
winter, also the Baltimore fire, have much to
do with it.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05

Turnpike Company Won the Case.-A
case of interest to travellers on turnpikes was
heard before Judge Harlan, in the Baltimore
CITY Court on Wednesday. James Copper
sued the Baltimore and Reisterstown Turnpike
Company for injuries received at its Owings'
Mills gate He alleged that in July, 1902, when
returning from Glyndon on bicycle, the bar
between the gate and the house was suddenly
put down across the road when he was within
two feet of it and in consequence he was thrown
down, his jaw broken, his chin split open, his
shoulder fractured and he sustained general
injuries so that he could not follow his bust
ness for some time and has been unable to ride
the bicycle since.
The right to keep gate and bar across the
road was not disputed nor the right to collect
toll by doing so, but the plaintiff said no toll
had been asked of him, and that he had gone
through the gate earlier in the day, when it
was open and nobody was there.
At the conclusion of the plaintiffs evidence
the defendant asked the court to instruct the
Jury to the effect that there was no evidence
legally sufficient to show negligence on the
part Of the defendant and this was granted.
The damage claimed was $40, 900. The plain
tiff was represented by Mr.. James Fluegel and
the defendant by Mr.. Thomas R. Clendinen.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05

Work of the Orphans Court.-ln the
Orphans Court this week letters were granted
on the following estates
On the personal estate of Jackson Wilson to
DR.. James II. Wilson, administrator.
On the personal estate of Henry Hunt to
Lewis NJ Bacon, administrator.
On the personal estate of James Blakely to
Mary Jane Blakely, administrative.
On the personal estate Of George u. Sucro to
Mary E. Sucro executr1x.
On the personal estate of Comfort NJ. w.
Morrison to Comfort M. w. Offutt executrix.
On the personal estate of Theodore 7. Kirby
to Mary A. Kirby, administrative.
The court was asked that letters OF ADMINS
tratiou pendente lite be granted to John q:
Rogers and d. G. Mcintosh on the estate OF
Christopher c. B. Davis: They were ordered
The will of Mrs. Comfort NJ. W. Morrison,
daughter of the late Judge Joshua +. Cockey,
was admitted to probate on WEDNESDAY
Under its provisions nearly the entire estate
goes to her neice, Mrs. Noah e. Ofutt: There
is specific bequest of $4,000 to Mrs. T.: Fran
ces 0ffutt, widow Of James Ofutt. Besides
this $1,000 is left to the vestry of the Sherwood
Protestant Episcopal Church, Cockeysville
the interest of 81 900 to 60 to the payment foi
repairs, the interest on the other Sl,OOO 10 DC
applied to the support OF the rector, and the
residue goes to Mrs. Offutt, who is named as
executrix under the will.
New Gun Cuban organization wa'
formed on Monday night last to be known al
the Queenstown Gun Club, with the follow
ing officers: President. Clarence c. Foreman
vice president, DR.. E. NJ. Duncan secretary
Charles s. Cochran treasurer, Edward steven
son. The committee on grounds IS composed
of Isaac H. Moss, chairman, and Luther Ruil
man and Edward Stevenson. In ADDITION Z
those chosen as officers the following wer'
also enrolled as members: Oscar q: Parr
Henry Smith, Thomas Stevenson and U. Z
Magness.
Sale of Store Property.-Mr. w. Q. b
Wright has sold lot of ground containing
three quarters of an acre. situated on tn
| Hartford turnpike, near Fork, and known
| WrigEt's old store stand, to Mr.. O. M. Whitaker
| of Belair, for $2S5. The store building on thi
property was burned on the 18th OF Novembe
last. Mr. Wright conducted business at tina
| stand for twenty-o years. Mr.. Whitaker is
resident of BeIair. but conducts an extensiv
business at Reckord, Md, formerly operates
by Mr.. Walter P. Reckord.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05

stewart.-Mr. Joseph B. Stewart, who died
at his home in Baltimore, on the 18th ult.,
aged II years. was the second son of the late
Ebenezer Stewart and brother of Messrs. W.
w. c. and Milburn E. Stewart, well known
citizens of the 9Th district of this county. Mr..
Stewart is survived by widow and five
children.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05

Barn, Horses and Provender Burned
Heavy Loss-About IL o'clock on Saturday
night last the fine large barn and several ad.
Joining buildings on the farm of Mr. Edward
G. Gill, successful farmer and dairyman near
were Totally destroyed by fire. Mr.. Gill had
about so head of mich cows and some young
stock. besides six or eight horses, stabbed in
the buildings. With the assistance of neighbors
ali the live stock was saved except four horses,
which were located in the end of the barn
where the fire started. All of the large stock
of feed, including ensilage, was destroyed, to-
eether with the greater part of bis farming
implements and dairy fixtures. The loss is
estimated at $4,000, which is only partially
covered by insurance. The cause of the fire is
a mystery, but an incendiary origin is sus-
pected.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05

Jordan.-Mr Otto Jordan died at bis home
at Trump, 7th district, on Saturday last, aged
80 years. The cause of his death was blood
poisoning. Deceased was a son of ex County
Commissioner Benjamin F. Jordan, promi-
nent farmer and business man of that section
of the county. The funeral took place at
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05

Lloyd.-Mrs Lloyd, wife of Mr.. A. Jack
son Lloyd, died on Saturday last at her home
at Ashland N C. r. R., after lingering i'll
ness from consumption. Deceased, who was
daughter of the late William H. Merryman, is
survived by husband and five children.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05

Pitts.-Mrs. Ann Pitts died at her home
near Mt. Carmel, 9th district. few days ago,
from an attack of grip, aged 81 years. De
ceased was a daughter of Joshua Hale and the
widow of Joshua B. Pitts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-03-05

Judge Burke'S Tribute TO tno hAL0 mar.
Edwin F. Abell.-SpeakiDg of the lamented
Edwin Franklin Abell of the Baltimore Sun
Judge n. Charles Burke, of Towson, said
"Few men have died in Maryland whose
death is more universally mourned than that
of Mr.. Abel. 1t may be true that 1t is as
natural to die as to be born but otwithstand-
ing the frequency and naturalness OF death tt
inevitably brings with it to those who stood in
close relationship with the deceased keen
sense of loss and bereavement.
.sOf commanding influence and attractive
personality, identified with all that was best
and true and elevating in our social and
political life, the death Of Mr.. Abel must be
regarded as great public loss. It creates g
void difficult to fill, and all conditions and
classes of men have united in touching and
loving tributes to his memory.
1.-THE distinguishing traits OF bis character
were gentleness, kindness and charity. The
poor and the needy will miss him most de
dried the tears of sorrow and brought the ray
of sunshine TO many sad and darkened homes.
The poor and afflicted will know best how
truIy NAV be applied to him the beautiful
words of Mr.. Wallis:
80, loving, open hands, that give;
Soft hands the tear that dry;
onda of fOfl n hlQQa-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
Giuc erotc ScniattDu.

Cine grobe Senintion pitr0c in
&ce>DiQe, &nO., Ooolrh erreat, OoB
". $. %rpmL ser ant Gonoe oc3
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bon Or. Sings 9telu discovery fir
9lll55cbrltlg pom iidercn &ooe crret-
let mlr0e. Gr idreibt: sd lit ltll-
iGQIihc GlloIen infolQe bon glitbmo,
ober S6re 9telp Discovery brotte mir
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ucn fur5er 3cit cine p%oaitGu6ige
&ur." @eDnlidc &uret bon Sd)uinOs
iu6t, 2unaencntj iin0ung, @ronditiS
uno 0rip iin0 5aDlrcid. IS lit eiu
uniiGertreiflide3 Mittcl fir oue
Sails. uno 2lrngeulciOen. &rei8 80
Gents uno 500. Garontirt BON e.
q. Nltete, SOS Moin StraBc, Oil,
bllQue, Soma. &robeilaiden frci.
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Scras.

On g(llitin gebt felt einiger
So0en, mie Der oortige o&orp1rts"
nlelOet, Elm LANCER, bagerer Mtan1l,
ser bo$ ri6tige @eprGge zines Oallfee
beiibt, nit elmer elegant gebunbenen
uno nit @olbidnttt ~periebenen gibeI
,rntcr Dem Irm bouiiren. @r lit an.
lGelnenO ieDr gllt orientirt rn0 be.
lrld,t mir Die Sdllier befonnter Gros
bibitioniIten. llno babel lit Der
Wann nit ser frommen Wiane le0ig,
lid Elm - 8bistep . Drummer, Der
iein @eiddft aus Dem IF" peritcbt.
Gr beaebrt 5iterit Sen frommen Serrn
ocS &auies 81 ipreden. SobolO Die.
Ter nun erideint nno ben Maun nit
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man Die Salubns ON beiten aus Der
@elt idoffen fonne, ipenm man ieIbit
iiir meoi5iniide 3pefe iGlen nidts
abfanfe. Sieies lei iebt Die YaroIe
Ger Inti Salubu -2igo, uno er lei
Der @gent berielben, melder be1 rein.
item, beiten @bisfep fir mebi5iniide
3mede bcrfanfe unb Suffrage ent.
g%egenlebme, pelde in iorgfdltiger.
bormlpier @erpodlng per 0ubenO
Slaid)al nlittels @rpreb erleoigt tper.
oert. Sabei flappt er sic permeint-
lide 9ibel auf ipeld)e ooltitdnoig
boil lit nno brei Y~robeflaiden Der
beiten Deridie0enen Sorten @bisfeps
entbdlt, Die Der @gent ieinen @ait in
einem b~eilieoenben Weoi5ins@lGsIein
foiten lGBt, unb nadoem er Die
Nreiie per Sllbenb Sloifen angege.
ben bat, ais bos bette urb nnfebI.
Wtittel our ausrottlin9 Der
empfieblt. Ser Wann
fann Die i6onite @nti SaIubr.
Srebigt babel balten uno es lit i~elte1,
bab er Elm Saus perlaBt, obne nibt
cine &iite ODER cine babe &iite ait
t%ertaufen, 90 err aild nit Den beiten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon befannten
Erobibitionilten berie6en lit.
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NeW Dorf.

- 2anoe, lange 8o6en binourd)
mar Der ~4Oiabrige Wi6ael SarIep
bon Seem Oorf obne 9ci6dftigung &c.
iuciell. Sic Gorge nm oas tqglid)e
9rot Dattc i'm idier 81, einem gebro.
d}e,en Wanne mcrben loiien, be,
Sunger Qudlte i'm, hen er Oft Sage
lang nid)t gu itiaen pernlodte, ga
pur6e ibm enblid) @e!egenbeit gebos
icn, oIs &rabneucrbeiter in Dem
Nenban "Golouial", eiilcm rieiigen
Gportmcntbonie on Der Gdc ser 81.
StrnBe mo Columbus @penue be.
id)Gitiet Ill lperoen. Seine Sreuoe
Nor mobloS. Nm foIie oles @lcnO
Gin Gn0e bobsu. So begab er iih
bcnn Glsbalo oil bic Nrbeit. gnf
einenl 0eri!it IN Der erIien gtaae ar.
beitete er nit sfuci onOeren Wdnnern,
oenen er er6ablte. ipie grob iein Slid
lei. CT aeitono. in Den Ieeten spei
S,agen feinen @inen geaeIien 81 ia.
ben, ober GarIep orbeitete an9eItrengt
big 0coen 1 ubr. Ncben ibm arbei.
icte elm setuiiier Sluen @pnn, Der
Gorlep pl0tliG crblaiien iab. @leid.
Seitia lab iid @pnn bon Der Sanb
Sarlep's aepadt. Snl nG6itcn
Gligenblid brad Sarley init leiiem
@uiidrei Suianunen. gtod cinnal
idIu9 er Die slueen auf unO lGdeIte
ieiieu @enoiIen an. 9onn iubr er
fit) nit Der iinfen SonD rad Dem
Ser5en, Sarlep iuor cine 2eidel
Gcr obge5ebrte 9orper bes ltngliid.
l:6eu :uurbe nod Ger nG6Itcn 9fepier.
pade aebrodt. nod)Dcm ser glr5t ser
gnhulans bes Nooicoelt. Soipitals
crfldr: battle. hab Gorlep einem &er5.
idllae erlegeu lei. Mcn glnubt, bie
Sreutc, enbli6 Nrbeit e~ciunSen Su
hchsg. babe ;bu gctoAtet.
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ipurOe INN s l1Gr bos fcierIide sc.

ipuroe Tim 8 l16r 6as fcierIiGe SIC.
Qlliem gebolten; Damn belpe0te iid Elm
enoloier 8raller3ltg binau$ naG ct.
&otbarinen; Die Staotnuiif Goncor-
Ola lptclte SrouermQri6e, ser WGn.
lterd)or Der fatBoliideu &ereiue lana
6roblic6er mo Sr. 0ompropit ga.
geni6lpiler rtef Dem 8erltorbcnen 0et
SGei0c9rllB un0 6en 9ouf Ser &irdls
0culciaoe Solotburn ms @rob uodl.
Dos fotbolii6c 8olf bon S~olot6urn
bat al NiclCm Gage ge5eigt, 0oB e3
leine Rrieiter SIT ebren perIteht. Nod)
liltu6en Dic @ot6olifen inter 6ern cr.
ld)iittcrnOen Gin0rltd 0Cs Eo0eSfaQe3
ol& Gin Nft u%nerbGrter SJIltoleronS
p@n Scite 0e2 &rdiioeltcn ser Sd)ul-
cGnmtijonl IS. Sturupfli befQnnt
lrltroc, Ger inter allen 9tedtQciinntcr
groBe Gntriiitlmg 6erporrief. @ieier
rdottdle Hotentat Der6ot 0urd, Den
SdulOirettor Der itG0tiiGen Sdulen
feR Sdiilcrn, Gene &rn. &aplun 9}e.
Iigionsrmterrid4 ertbeilt Bate, an ser
&e.denieicr theil3mebmen. g}ad)
lcuaen &erban0lutgen mllroe en0lidy
3uQcitan6em BOB cine &laiie oicIer
Sd)iilcr Sen &eidcn3rtg bonn 8roucr-
boll5 bis an sic G%irGJentbiire beQlei-
ten 0urite, ober onl GrdilergottcS-
oienIt mo on ser @ccroigungSfeicr
o%uriten lie nid5t theil nebnlet. GS
CAB audi robitole S6ulmeiiter, oie
lire Sdiilcr Defenders luarnteL 0eS
SeiGen6eGdngniiieS fir Oen pcrItor-
benen &eIigionsle6rer mc0en Die
Sdulc 81 %peri0umeu. 3mei Qe6rer
Ger &ontcnSiAule poiiirtelt oitentotio
Gen 2eidcn5ug, Die Woppe unter Dem
arme, Ben SUIT allf Dem &opfe CD
Cine l0blide NluSnobme bon ser
Idltlmeiiierli6 : frtlturfGmpieriiden
6eiinmrngSrobbeit modten einiqe
lIdyt ronaiid . fotboliife 2ebrerin-
llcn trob Dem Gerbote DeS 8rdiiOet
ten Ser ~Sdulcommiiiion.
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@tSconNm.

- Cine beitere S5ene ipielte iid)
en- 2. @pril i'm Wiunicipalgeridt IN
Mabiion ab. Gin bieoerer Oeut.
i6er, Hamens Sermonn Sfppalbe,
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