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The Bourbon news., 1904-08-23
124.
The Best of The Season.

The Paris Regulars and the Shamrocks,
of Lexington, put up decidedly the best
games of ball of the season at Bacon S
Park, Sunday afternoon. 1t was battle
royal from start to finish, closely contested
and resulted in victory for the Regulars
by the score 2 to 0.
Manager Thomas presented the strong
est teams he has had together this season,
with Hill catcher and Browning on third
make the Regulars one of the fastest
amateur teams in Kentucky. Browning
in the very first inning brought forth
rounds of applause by pulling down hot
liner, which thereafter made him favorite
with the fans.
Barnhart was in the box for the Sham
rocks and his work was excellent. He
was well supported by Martin. Cooper
was in the box for the Paris boys and did
his usual fine work. Rain marred the
pleasure of the game, but all in all, it
was the hardest fought battle of the season.
FOllOWlHR Is TIC lI0c-up.
Shamrocks = Barnhart, p; Martin, c;
Slavin, 1b; Geers, 2b; Stanhope, SIS; Hall.
3b; Lloyd, If; Burns, CT; Pierce, IF.
Paris-Cooper, p; Hill, C; Watkins, SIS;
Freeman, If; Cooper, 1b; Terrill. cf; Min
ter, rf; Browning 3b; Welsh, 2b.
The game stood nothing, nothing at the
beginning of the eighth inning, when an
error on the part of the Shamrocks allowed
the Paris boys to run in two scores. The
game was called at the close of the eighth
on account of rain. The score:
Clubs 2 8 4 5 6 z 8
Shamrocks. 20 0 0 0 0 o 0 90
Paris .......O 0 o 0 0 0 O %
Hits, Shamrocks 3; Paris 5. Errors,
Shamrocks 2; Paris 0. Struck out by
Barnhart 6; by Cooper Is. Batteries,
Barnhart and Martin; Cooper and Hill.
Umpire, Darnaby.
The 'Bug" Manager of the Regulars,
who has gotten together the strongest team
that ever wore Paris uniform, promises
the baseball public tee banner game of the
season next Sunday. Watch for large
bills.
PARIS BLUES LOSE.
The Paris Blues played the Frankfort
team Sunday afternoon, at Frankfort,
which is reported as being the fastest game
of ball played in that city in long while,
and yet the weather was sloppy The
score resulted to 0 in favor of Frankfort.
The batteries were: For Frankfort,
Wright and Stanhope; for Paris, Grimes
and Dempsey.
On Thursday afternoon the Blues will
play Frankfort at Bacons Park. The
lineup will be as follows: Grimes, D;
Dempsey, c; Lucas, Id, Curl, 2b: Spears,
3b; Watkins, SIS; w. Swearingen. If; Mack
ey, CT; E. Swearingen, rf.
The Bourbon news., 1904-08-23

FALL AND WINTER SHoEs.-We are re-
ceiving daily handsome line of Walk
Over Shoes for Fall and Winter. The
latest styles in all kinds of shoes for
ladies and gents. See our patent leather
dress shoe for gentlemen.
FREEMAN & FREEMAN.
The Bourbon news., 1904-08-23

CANDIDATES cards at this Office "while
you wall" The primarYswill be held on
November 15 and the candidates must lie
busy. Send us your order and we will
have them ready when you call.
The Bourbon news., 1904-08-23

BEER-Call for Munchuer Wiedeman
Beer-it has the body. AT all principal
saloons. 2t
The Bourbon news., 1904-08-23

White Rock lime by the barrel, cart sor
wagon load. 1t is pure white and there.is
no waste to it. Stuart g. Woodfordioppo-
site L. e. N. freight depot.
The Bourbon news., 1904-08-23
Masters Sale
BOURBON COUNTY
FARM.
BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT.
JAmes E. Clay, as Administrator, with
the will annexed of Horace Miller.
deceased, etc, Plaintiffs,
VS..
Khe Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co., Defendants.

By virtue of a Judgment of sale enter
ed in the above styled cause, the under
signed Master Commissioner will sell at
public outcry, to the highest and best
Bidder, on the Public Square, in Paris,
Kentucky, on
The Bourbon news., 1904-08-23
Saturday, September II, 1904

at about the hour of II o'clock a M,
the follow ing described real estate, lying
and situated in Bourbon county, Ken
Ancky. A tract of
The Bourbon news., 1904-08-23

REFERRING to President Roosevelt the
Milwaukee Sentinel says: "His record
speaks More than that; it is absolutely
boiSterouS
The Bourbon news., 1904-08-23

WHIsKY.-3-year-old Anderson county
50 per gallon GEO. T. LYONS.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Champion
are at home" TO their friends.
They arrived Monday, after spend
ing their honeymoon at the Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. Belle James and son, Wal
ter, left Monday for Paducah TO
spend few days and then they
will 81 10 Wachula, Fla, TO spend
the winter.
Mr.. G. W. Center, the commits
sion man, j. III Of appendicitis at
hi, home on West jefferson street,
-paducah Register. MIR. Center is
well known here.
Mis-. BERTHE Chittenden returned
Friday from Livingston county
where she spent a week with rcla-
tiycs. Her cousin, Miss Claudia
Mae Chittcndcn, accompanied her
home.
FoR SuLE-llouse Of two rooms,
outbuildings, lot S0x292 feet; loca-
tel on East Depot Street. Price
reasonable.
l7.u ]. W. ARFLACK.
Mrs. Uriah Thrclkcld, formerly
Of Paducah, after visiting friends
and relatives here for the last
month. left Monday for Paducah,
where she will spend a few days
after which she will leave for New
Orleans, where her future home will
h..
MH. l.. 4. Boil, Jr., II Kuttawa,
was the guest of Mrs. e. ]. Black
Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Roll
is an cloCutionist Of note and Will,
here assisted the teachers Of the
Marion Graded School in rchCars'
ing the pupils that will take part
! in the Chryanthcmum Show.
]. h. Sabston, General Agent
National Life Insurance Co., o.
Vermont. was in the city saturda.
for the purpose II inducing r. l.
Flanary 10 acccp, a good PROPOSE
ton from the National. Mr.. Elan
, AIRY says he has some companies
guessing" We trust that he vii
seizure a good position.
A Crittcndcn county man cam
into town the other day with cvi
IDENTIFY a fine poSum dog, for a
soon as he struck town he gave
. yclp as evidence that he had struc
a trail and carried il TO Mr.. San
!, Barnahy's restaurant, holding Da
: Barker at hay behind the counter
] Dad has eaten 50 much good, "a
possum II late, the poor dog mi,
, took him for one. -Sturgis Corn
A spondcnt tn MorGanfcld sun.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-11

Terminated with an ugly Gu, ON
the leg Of ]. u. ormcr, Franklin
Grove. III, II developed a stub.
horn ulcer unyiclding To doctors
and remedies for four years. Then
Bucklcn's Anica salvc cured. L..
jus, a. god for Burns, scalds, skin
euplions and Piles. 25c at II. r
Haynes drug store.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-11


+. Farmer, Of Starr, were callers at
this Office Saturday
G.. +. Humphrey, Of Sheridan,
called To scc Us Saturday and left a
dollar for THE REcoRp.
Hon. W. ]. Dcboc returned sat
urday from II. Louis after an alb
scncc 81 several days.
Rev. T. \. Conway and family
arrived home Monday after an al,-
scncc II several weeks.
Il. VI. Willon came home from
Grccnvillc Saturday and remained
until after the election.
Il. y. Browning returned sun.
day after spending several weeks
with relatives in Evansville.
We have a handsome lot II rib
hons which We have reduced the
price oi,
lew MWs. VI. DrNNAN.
Mn. Harris returned To her home
in Paducah Sunday, accompanied
by her daughter, Mn. Carrie Max.
we'll.
J. ". Cruss left Monday for
Princeton To take charge oi the
Singer Sewing Machine Company's
ollicc.
Juliu. VI. TIA, 81 Hampton, was
herr Saturday cnruutc tn Cincinnati
To attend the funeral Of his
father.
I Rev. A. j. Thomson, who has
l-cn holding a meeting at Chapel
Hill, lci, Monday for his home at
kuttawa.
Mrs. r. J. Rankin left Friday ior
Rcp,on where she will spend III,
winter with her sister. Mrs, ], :.
/ McMurry,
Mr.. W. II. Wallace. Of Iron
Hill. was the guest q her father,
"a. =. Williams and family, Sa,ur,
day and Sunday.
On account II the pro,mc,c
meeting a, ChaPcl Hill, Prof Alyii
Stephens dismissed the disnc
srhool last vcck.
Master Muir ilirnnson. II Black
fond, returned home Friday ahc
Spending the week with his sister
Mr. W. \. Ringo.
IA Maxwell, oi Providence
passed. through Marion saturda!
cnuu,c to Frcdonia WHERE he vii
I vo,c the s,nigh, ticket.
Tom Mcconnell returned Frida.
irum St Louis where he aiicndc
4 the Worlds Fair and purchase
. gods for the Cash store.
-. Chi,,cndcn and son, llcr
, lcr, II. Chi,,cndcn, II Hampton
Z. wcr In the city Saturday 10 hca
Hon. 4. T. Franks speak.
!. We have q new and complct
\ stock II millinery which We vi
!. ell a, cos, for the mex, ten days.
l7.2w Nus. NJ. DENNAS.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-11
r j. Morris, Dentist, Marion

Il. j. Morris, Dentist, Marion
Jesse Farris. oi Salem, was here
Saturday
] W Lamb went To sullivan
Saturday
II. u. McChe.ney, If Salem. was
here Monday
" ;. Iowcy, oi Salem, VA.
herr Friday
J.B. Mun-cy, Of Paducah, wa.
here sunday
&. u. Dodrc, II Blackboard. was
here Monday
Rcrt SNOW, u Blackiori, was In
town Saturday
r. c. McMa,,cr, Of Mexico, Wa
here Saturday.
J.R. n. Cole, II Frcdonia, was
here saturday
T. l.. Franklin, II Salem, was in
the city Monday
loc Ormc. oi MoRnnhcld, va. in
the city Monday
Denny Hubbard, u Blackboard,
was here Monday
Henry Bennett, u Dycushurg
vas here Monday.
DIR. ]. l.. Reynolds, II blackboard
was herr Saturday.
Hon. ". J. Jones, II Henderson
was herr Saturday
Mn. T. ]. Ainsworih rcturnc'
irum Dixon Friday,
q. Il. Baker, 81 Frances, GALES
a, this Office Saturday.
Mis- Madgc Rankin, 81 Weston
was In the city Saturday.
I'll. Flanay returned frida,
ium the Worlds Fair.
A. II. McNccly, q Princeton
was in the city Sunday.
Rev. and Mr. :. J. Martin lcI
Monday cor Fulton, Nv.
". c. Franklin. II Washington
D. e., was here Monday.
W. II. orlway, II Cnyncvill,
called at this office saturday.
Geo. Scott, II Cnyncyillc, LEFT
dollar with ~ ior TnT Rowan.
Don't fail Ia sc my hats lo
can ayu money.
l7.2w Mus. VI. pENNAN.
W. II. femme. oi Tolu, was lee
Monday cnruutc To Evansville
voic.
Mr.. and Mr. Carl llvndrr~
returned Saturday irm Evan
willie.
Rev. II. A. lARuc, II lcvias, =
turned Saturday imm the World
Fair
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-11
OVERFLOW OF LOCAL NEWS.

+ +. Hill, II Tribune, left his
subscription with Tnr RBoRp sat
urlay
Call un Mr. Dcnman when in
Marion and buy your hat at cpst.
l7-2w
Ja- = Canada has received hi.
q. Pnstmastcrat Cray
neville
Mc..r. Al. Pickcns and Jim
parri- wcrc 10 Evansville Friday IN
hu.inc-..
Mc..r Jno. l.. u. Chiticndcn
and l,c shelton were in the city
saturday.
liyou vantto buy dry p,nd. and
grurrir. call on
J. \. SutIrNGTR
Postmaster CruVcll. II Blackiord,
came over Saturday io attend the
speaking
Mc.,r. Thomas aud Walter
johnson returned Friday irom the
World. Fair
Jcwclcr T.. 7. Stewart spcnt the
week visiting his old home, Oak.
land City, Ind.
Mi.. Ida Tollcy left Saturday tot
Princeton whcrc she expects IA
make her home.
John Moore and little son, Mas
ter Owen. were in Louisville Thurs
day and Friday.
Rev. T. G. Carter filled his rcgu
lar appointment q, rondiork sa,ur
LAY and Sunday.
Mis- RrlsCca Williams and "
u. Raird wcrc In Providence Sa,ur
lay and Sunday.
Ell. Hayward returned Sa,ur
LAY irom Louisville where he has
lsyn on business.
Hon. q. NJ james returned Sat
uriay from Indiana whcrc h. ha'
l~cn campaigning
~ Walker. the rcnial mcrchan
II Fish,ap, came w Saturday 4
hear the speaking
&c. Mbb. a former school bo
IT Marion but now 81 Norfolk, Va.
was here Monday.
Arthur Finley left Sunday f.
! Shreveport, Ia, after several day
visit In his parents.
Starr pp,ollicc has bCCn above
e ,hrv mail days-Tucs'lays, Thur
d DAYS and Saturdays.
!. e. Matthews and daughter
Il Misses Anna and NCya, II Nicv
:. VEN here Saturday.
Mn. Florence Ewing SPIN, ~
4. cml days a, Princeton last We
AMI attended the Meyct.Wolh We
ding
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-11
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-11

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ruiniren. allies, mas ibr tbnet, tbuet
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"a. Sftober, 1904,
@erthe Gureto PoIt!

Werthe Gureto poIt!
Dos DreId)en lpirb oieIe Bohe
bier beenoet meroen, mno ooS Groebs
niB mor nie folet: Wei5en bon 6 bis
20 9uibel per slder, GpeI3 unb 90.
fer bon Is bis 40 guIheI per ader.
Der s9siSen iit iebr oerIhieoen, 10
audi Der 9reis bon go @entS aui.
wdrtS bis $1.C7 Sent per 8uIbeI.
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polotif, uno 9on3 beIonoers bic
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iprod,en. Go nie id uernommen
babe, wirb Witben iie9en, mas AUDI
redt mdre.
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t0nnte or INNER Die Neui9teiten bon
2IrtoS Ieien. Gud f6unie er uns piel-
leidt YtonheS bon bort berid)ten.
Soboun zimmerman uuo Srou
meroen Iid oieie Wode nod au5 Der
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nieoerIoHen.
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onoere GARNER tbun iouts. Nton lift
ia nidt mcbr fiber 3u eeben. Wiit
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0ernetaCrnna

Sdl meroe onf meinev Sarm s
NieiIen noro bon Gureta om Srei.
tag, ben IL. Nopemter ole IoI9en'
ben @e9enitdnocn on Den Mteiitbier
tenoem uerItei9ern:
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9eben.
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ben, NIB ale Summen iiber $1,000
tounen wenn uerIon9t. nit gutter
5id1crbeit uno 3 pro5ent SmtereIien
ouF 3eit seeeben lueroen.
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atliana ais Qramie.

Jh lpesoe oaen oenieniasn seier
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fir ole lieieniaen. Die, bic bette
GARNER 3eituna. bic cS III smerito
aibi, IN ibrem 6ouIe bobeu iponen.
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Die ,Gureto poIt" fir ein gon3ee
Sobr betommen.
adtunaspon.
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alter anit eoIer 9eitorben.

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am Somsto9 abeno, ben %. Otto
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,oohnte bort ieit I'M Sriibiabr 1888.
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reibte ooo @reiienolier bon 81 Sot'
rem. Den 6interbIiebeneu ipredeu
mir urier t%ieIItes DiitIeio aus,
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an aar, ole &c anaebt.
6erane9eber

,Sh Der Undergraduate eriude bier.
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anbreas 9ifhfe.
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Rstts.

Die Yerion. bic am Iebten Diens'
toe Nlorsen nat meinem 6au'e fam
uno fir meme DdId)e irus unb nit
oerieIben oonn perIhpmoen III. III
hermit a~ufseForoert, bic WdIhe 10.
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brinsen; ,piorisenfoas, wiro Der Sbe.
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M6r etne Nohfarte

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Q. Sc Quinn, bon S%apenciIb, 9t.
fpurbe ieiner ibIihcn SeIunbheit
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uebeI 9ebemmt uno ieBt 1T err pou
ItdnoiJ turirt. DieieIben Iino 9orons
tirt an beiIen. 25c in oueu Npotbefen.
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Wertbe 8enottion!

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nid1t nohtommen. rniere Stoot lit
nit g8ei3en 10 iiberIllt, oos mons
der GARNER feline Sruht wieoer nod
6ouie nebmen muB mir baben bier
; Gleootors uno Der 6. miro iebt
nod 9ebaut.
Selig GberIe.
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pDr Or. @ooomanIon fam gie on
bunoerte bon Geuten uerneileu, Tiir
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Iobeno iiber feline arbcit ouSipred1en
81 lpiro pom 81. Sttober bis gum
3. Nooember in GurefG fem.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-26
lac

am SdmStoe, ben 20. OCTOBER,
INN 8 ubr pormiitaes, uerce id) bic
Standardization pom perItorbenen So'
bannes DolF oFe tlid9 periteisern.
Satob Sieber,
8ormiinoer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-26
Sofal Scrt6t.

absbalber n psr 2iaot
3rsb. piuB Don pollod iam ae.
rn nam Der Glabi ca ,UIro cllids
8raasu Ia @eidpaiien bier psuueiIen
perT no Sron Sobu !. 6orr
Rparm om eounios beiudobalber
fbsi ibrem S6Woaer 3otob atter.
Snonu nabe SutIep.
~ Sobu 9edcr uno @otiin BON
.eotlnno ucileu felt etlid)eu lo9en
6eiudeboIber nit Derr uno Trcm
Espom Fieb IN 6ureto.
- 6err uno 6rou Sobu gieole Der
Etbeu ben 2omuoo nit 6err mno
6rnu Sottirieo GuoIt, 5Wci DlciIen
Sluciilid) bon Der Gtaot.
81 Der 5omiIic bon 6err uno
8Grau Soccb YicbIboii hot iidl am
ATonucroio9 elm itrummer, tIeiner DE,
EpubIitoner cin9citclt. 8rotuIiren ga
Too!
perr uno Srou Aoom YreBIcr
8tcsaben iid am Nloutas nad 9ripp
no Tie mebrere Gage nit ibren bort
pobnenoen 2inoer Az Beiud Der
peileu meroen.
Erau Ratbariuo 2lein febrte
ON SamSto9 3uriid oon 9eIua.
IVA. D., 100 tie mehrere Wod,en lang
init ibrem Sobne Satcb aIein be-
.uhsboIber oerrpeiI. batte.
- @ounm guoitor Sobn ). Dep
lgerIe bon 2eolo, Fam am Wlonto9
bier on uno besab lid, am Diene'
tag bon bier aus nab Dtitd)eG nm
Die Sutiniiise Staotsbouptitoot in
Nu9enibcim AZ nebmen.
Reo. :. VI. Builder bon Sias'
(. piep miro ON Oonnersto9, ben 3.
giouember IN Der bieiieen fotholi'
id)en 0irhe elm Seelenomt abs
baIteu. Vile 2ird,en Wit9Iieoer Iino
cin9eIooen bei5upobneu.
- Der S%roueuuerein Der Iutb. &ir'
den8emeinoe miro iid an Donurs'
tag ndhIter &ohe, ben 3. Nopem'
her, i'm Sauie o Srau Sbas. yliT
oerIammeIn. Vile Ysit9Iieoer iino
~ireunolid)It erIud)t bei5uIoobnen.
Step. Heinbarot beoIeitete am
glouto9 ben Sobn bon Srieorib 81
llher bon nobe 2eola nad) Niinnea'
Ms poIelhIt oieIer iun9e Dtann
lpeoem einem 8epdds i'm Seiidt,
4 Elm oorti9ee 6oipitaI beiudlen lpiro.
- Teu. :. Ylorod bon Sonu, Der
n 5am 9tadIoI9er o 8eu. 6. Wor'
fentien fir bic bieIise, neue ct. PouI
congregational 9irte ernonnt rpuroe,
fam am Sreita9 NIT ieiner SoniIie
nno oilen Ieinen Saus9erdtbidoIten
bier on.
6err mno Srau Sotob Susler
bon Scotlono, g. D., tamen am
Donnerstoo bier on uno neyoen
etIide @od)en nit ibrer Sobnen
| 6einrih uuo Sobn uno oeren Sa'
mil;en beIubobolber in Der Stobt
o~erfpeiIen.
Nir erbielteu unl1noit bon
RDopio 2GmmIe einen Sod bon Der
jdEIpitcn uno beiten 2ortoHeIu, Die
Ho.t icmoIs eeIeben boben. 8eIten
/ Edut 9opio, tie t6nnen 6Iters nit
ibihen Seidenten tommen, oenn
bebrouden t0nnen lulr oieIeIben ia
Ndon.
= Der 19'jdbrise StieIiobn bon
Simon SirId bate mIdn9It beim
OreIden oas UtiB9eidid feline Iinte
6ono in Die 3ammrdoer Der Wta-
idine an brin9en iuoourt) oieieIbe
10 id3limm 5erquetItt nuroe, oos
bic Sono bon Doftor SeroeS
omputirt meroen muBte.
9ernore Suen bon Silsoielp
nor om NinHtos 9eIhdItSbalber III
oet>Gtuot. 6err Guen IieB iid) BON
Fms oeutid,e mo en9IiIhe 9eriteis
9erun9eSettel oruden, .uno miro er
omST onnersto9, ben 3. Nooember
cine 0erItei9erun9 oon allerlrt
mCrihpoueu Nrtitel obboIten. /.