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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

scrious accidents so common to the critical
hour are obviated by the use of Mothers m
Friend. ''It is worth its weight In goid,"
says many who have used it. sI.oo per Ivn
bottle at drug stores. Book containing
valuable information of interest to all women, will
be sent to any address free upon application to
a1AnEz70 1EGLHAY0R ca. Atlanta. Ca.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

We all make too much Of our din.
rulties.
Few mysteries are as ineypllcable as
the one Of how some people live.
When man hrags about himself It IL
a sign other people don't brag about
him.
a mistake many men make Is being
a cat and imagining themselves p0pu-
lar with the mice
A man discovers that his wife IS gct.
ting old looking ten years before be
makes the discovery about himself.
If some people would work hard and
earn $1,000 some one would walk IN
and, taking it away from them, tell
them they hnd no business with that
much money.
The trouble Is that, when n man Is
told he looks ten years younger than
be is, even that leaves lin ten or TWEEN
ty years older than be wants to bo--
Atchison Globe.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22
Stand by Your Home Town.

Some people claim the right to try
and discourage every thing that goes
TO h'lp build up their home town.
This is all wrong, and all should
make up their minds TO the TACT that
q th"le Is any chance to boom bus l.
nrss, boom il. Don't put u a long
iace and look ao though You had
sour stomach, Hold up your head,
smile aud look for better things.
Hide your ltllc hammer, and try to
speak well of others. no matter how
small you really know yourself to be,
When a stranger drops in, Jolly him,
tell him this Is the greatest town on
earth, and it is. Don't discourage
him 10y speaking i'll Of your neigh
bors. Lad him to believe that he
has at last struck place where wLite
people hive. Don't knock. Help
yourself along by becoming popular,
and push your friends with you. It's
dead easy. BE good fellow, aud
soon you will have a procession OF
followers, No man ever helped him
self by knocking other people down
in character or business. No man
eve" got rich by trying to make
Others believe he was the only man
in town who knew anything. You
cant climb the ladder of success by
treading on other peoples corns,
When man comes to town and hears
the character Of nearly everyone ira.
duced, he is nearly always suspicious
of the traducer, and will generally
keep away from the man who knows
all the bad things Of the town, for it
is very often the case that 1t takes a
rogue to catch a rogue.-Gainesville
Sun.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22
Will Candy Killed.

Last'Friday afternoon Will Candy
met hls death fro a knife stab in
aicted by Walter Farrell. The un-
fortunate killing occurred at the
house of negro man in the Ham.
burg neighborhood where the young
men we're engaged in boring a well
and\the affair was unwitnessed.
Willie Williams, another young
man who was assisting in the driving
Of the well says that in the afternoon
the young men passed q few words
brought about by the accidental spit
ting of Candy on Farrell, but the affair
passed off with the word war and the
parties seemed to be perfectly frierd.
" when they knocked of work. All
started to the house to prepare for
supper and Williams stopped at the
lot. While there he states that the
negro man came to him and said that
Candy was cut and he went with him
in the direction Of the house. They
came TO Candy who was lying on the
ground and investigation proved
that NE was dead.
Young Farrell got on bis mule and
came to town going at once to his
father, F. V. Farrell. He states that
the killing was entirely accidental.
That be and Candy were playing and
that Candy ran against bis open
knife which he held in his band.
The wound was inflicted in the neck,
the main artery being severed, and
the death OF Candy was almost in
stantapeous.
We are informed that a hearing Of
the facts of the case will be had be-
fore Judge Martin today.
Candy was a married man. His
body was brought to town Saturday
and buried Sunday.
The unfortunate affair is deeply
regretted.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22
will Celebrate the Fourth.

The good people Of the Cherry
Lake neighborhood are making prpp.
aration for a grand celebration Of ,he
"Glorious Fourth" Of July, and ex-
pect on that day IT, entertain crowds
OF their friends at the Cherry Lake
school house. Their celebration viii
take the form ofa monster ,icnir and
barbecue, and barbecued beef pork
and mutton will play an inn ortant
part in the repast which viii he serv
ed' Cherry Lake people never 40
things by halves and 1t may conf
IDENTIFY be expected that they will
make this occasion one long to he
remembered. The public is cordial.
ly invited to be present and enjoy
the day with them.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22
A nrnziIlnn HnnsehoId Pct.

Brazilians train a snake called the
giboia as rat catcher II is fifteen
feet long, is harmless to the human
being. becomes quite a household pet
is lazy in the daytime, but at night
roams about the house in quest Of its
prey-rats. These animals it promptly
Kills by twisting their necks. When
Brazilians have to pass from room to
room in the dark they first put on their
slippers. 1t would not be pleasant to
plant ones bare feet on cold Shiny
snake Of that size.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22

Let nothing be- wasted or lost, Us.
ing well or wasting the fragments of
time, Of opportunity, the hooks and cor
ncrs of life, makes all the difference be-
tween success and failure, This Is espe.
clally true Of spiritual work, Often the
best results are gained from the use Of
fragments Of our business or daily life,
the byproducts Of living. Nature says,
Gather up the Fragments In ma
tures household there is no waste,
The decay Of rocks forms the soil Of
plants. The decay Of plants forms the
mold in which future plants will grow.
The water dissipated in the air be-
comes clouds and WOman's Life.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22
R Clayton Dickinson Dead.

A telegram received Monday
morning from Z. II. Dickinson an
neunced the death in Tallahassee of
his brother r Clayton Dickinson
which occurred some time SUNDAY
night, supposedly from apoplexy.
The body was brought to Madison
Monday afterno, n and inferred in
the family plot in the city cemetery.
The death OF Clayton is the third
which has occurred in this family Of
brothers within the past three or four
months, Mr.. Dickinson was in the
prime Of life and his unumely de-
mise is greatly regretted by his rela.
tives and many friends. When quite
a young man be left his native home
for Thomasville, Ca, where for
many years be was prosperous and
Dighly respected druggist. His health
having partially failed year or two
ago be quit active business and at
The time Of bis death was unemploy-
ed. Peace to his ashes.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22

A curious picture in the Far Eastern
Review, Manila, shows several cocoa.
nat rafts in a still lagoon, apparently
ready to go TO market, The cOcoanuts
are much lighter than water, They are
simply thrown in by the thousand and
then roped together by long strands Of
bark fiber into circular groups about
twenty feet across, all the cocoanuts
lying side by side A single native
boat can tow a number Of these odd
RATS down a sluggish stream where no
road could be found for ordinary trans.
Il 70 q steamer wharf. Cocoanuts thu,
RATED viii bear quite bit Of wind
and rough water without being scat
tered.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22
ZippereI-McCall.

At the home Of the bride in Ham
lIton county, yesterday afternoon, j.
Albert Zipperer, one of our best
young men, was happily united in
marriage with Miss Mary Mccall,
laughter of Mr., and Mrs. P, f, Nc
Call.
The ceremony was witnessed by
mary of the friends of the young
people, and the occasion was one of
great pleasure.
The fortunate bridegroom is the
son Of A. Zipperer, our obliging
and efficient postmaster, and holds
'ne responsible position of assistant
postmaster, { His bride comes from
one Of the most prominent and in
nuentiahfamilies in Hamilton county.
we extend to,the young people our
neartyss. congratulations and best
wishes.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22

The kitchens Of tropical countries
such as are TO ne found IN our Spanish.
American lands, are Ike cells from the
thickness Of the stone walls-oflon two
or three feet doop-ond the projecting,
omnIprcscnt yorauda which gives q
grateful shade aud which looks ont on
court The cell resemblance is en-
hanccd 10y the iron bars at the windows
and the heavy double doors, which look
as If they could resist siege. The
walls are whitcwashed, and the floors
are Of tiles, The dining room Is often
separated from this room by long
staircase, outside the kitchen IN the
court will stand table and closets to
supplement the scant furniture Of the
small, hot apartment with a furnace
like fire,
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22

oyster parties are the great diversion
Of the Spanish gentlemen who pay
family visits to Vlgo. The party goes
out in large fiat bottomed boat. Then
the oysters are fshed up, opened and
eaten on the spot, and a prize goes to
the guest who can show most shells at
the end of the day. In excuse 1t may
be said that the Vigo oyster is small,
for a prize winner will sometimes show
as many as 200 shells.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22

In an account Of recent London
tragedy a slip is made by a contem-
porary. 1t explains that three doc
tors are in attendance, but the woman
is not yet dead" Not long ago a daily
nearly got into libel action by saying
that a patient was mo longer in dan
ger, though DR.. Y. is still visiting him"
London Globe
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22
From Tragedy to Bliss.

From the scenes of a most exciting
tragedy IN which he was compelled to
take the lives of two fellow-men in
self defence, from the embarrassing
conditions which naturally follow
sach deed, TO the matrimonial al
tar, al! in the short space Of few
days, is the interesting experience of
viii Clark Of High Springs and one
which he cannot forget, as il involv.
ed all that was dear 10 him.
win Clarke was engaged to Miss
Mzelle--a handsome FASCINATING
young lady with checks as crimson
as the summer rose and eyes as bright
and SPARKLING as the morning dew
against the will Of her uncle, !. /.
Mizelle, There was no apparent
reason tor opposing the match since
young Clarke was a moral young
man; but at any rate the uncle OBJ
iected, aud it is said several times
ordered him 10 cease bis attention to
the glrl, Love and determination
however, went hand in hand. and il
was arranged that Mr.. Clarke should
take the young lady to relatives in
Fort White, return or license and
marry the young lady. He did ac-
company the young lady to For,
White, but upJn retul ming to High
Springs in COMPANY with another
man he was met by Mizelle and biz
stepson, Pete Reddick, who inform
ed him that they we're looking for
him and proposed to beat him to
death. They dragged him from the
buggy and proceeded to carry Out
their threat, and in the scuffle Clarke
to get hold Of Mizelle's ps
Jol, with which he killed both MI
zelle and Reddick instantly.
Clarke proceeded to High Springs,
where he wired the sheriff of Colum.
bla, in which county the tragedy oc
Cured that be was ready to surren.
der. He was taken into custody
but a trial by the court gave him hi,
freedom and the following day be
was married to the little woman who
had been true to him 10 the last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke are residing
in High 'prmgs, where they are quite
popular and have many friends -
Gainesville Sun.
Mr., and Mrs. Clarke arrived here
Saturday, and are spending their
honeymoon with relatives near Live
0ak,-Democrat.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22
WenIs Humnn Mature.

From many selections from Marcus
Aurelius we choose this as showing his
keen insight into this weak human ma
ture OF ours II have often wondered
how 1t is that every man loves himself
more than all the rest Of men, but yet
sets less value on his own opinion Of
himself than on the opinion Of others"
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22
$4,000 To Begin with,

One Of the last Acts of the Legis.
lature was to appropriate "a 900 in
aid Of the West Florida Fair, to be
held at DeFuniak Springs in the fall
Of 1905 and 1906, 81, 900 each year
and one Of the provisions Of the Act
making the appropriation is tlat this
money shall be expended for the pay.
ment of premiums only, 50 that much
at least is assured, and in addition
the Association will make ! beral al
ditOns, 50 that the farmers OF West
Florida and South Alabama will have
such au incentive as they have never
had before to show what they can DO,
Prizes will be offered for all the dif-
terent products of the farm, including
I've stock of every kind, and liber
al sum will be set aside for the pay
ment Of premiums on those article
IN which the ladies are most interest.
ed, such as canned fruits, iellies, pre-
serves, etc, and the children will not
be forgotten either.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22
Roth,

Bass-And Of which variety is your
wife. the cllnging vine or the self as.
sertive? Cass- \ little Of both. When
she wants new dress or new hat
she generally begins in the clingug
vine role. II that doesn't bring the
money then she changes to the self as.
scrtlve, and-wcl she Invariably gets
the dress or the hat.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22
Making an old Pen a. Good ns Ne,

Making an Old Pen aH Good as New
"My pen Is spoiled and l have NO
other" said the bookkeeper
The machinest happened to be in the
office, and he took the pen and held 1t
over the gas jet for thirty seconds.
you can make an old pen as good as
new" he said, "by holding It over a
flame like this for hale a minute and
afterward dipping It in cold water.v
He dipped the hot pen in cold water
as he spoke, and 1t sizzled slightly.
"Now try it, he said.
The bookkeeper tried the pen and ex-
claimed joyously, "By George, it's as
good as new again."
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22

To cure us Of our immoderate love Of
gain we should seriously consider how
many goods there are that money win
not purchase, and these the best, and
how many evils there are that money
will not remedy, and these the worst
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22

But" objected the heiress, 'I have
been accustomed to every luxury"
THAT'S all the more reason why you
should marry me-" replied the impe-
cunious suitor. I'm a luxury my
self."-Philadelphia Record.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22
Fraters Attention,

Meeting at Court House Thursday
night June 29th. All members of
Fratemal Union please arrange 20 be
present.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-22
Received

Carload Globe Fruit Jars andJel
y GLASSES, all sizes. For sale at
If MtsRLEr's DRuG STORE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19

Den; beionoerS in lester 3eii ruit
man bon alien Seiten nod iittiih-
reiner llntcrbaltungsleftiire Ole
iih fir MISUNDERSTANDING eiene.
Gas Solf perHugt einc biaige
uno ipannenoe ltnterbaltunas-
l~eftiire, mo mer ben breiten SGid).
ten einen iittlif.reinen &eieitoff 81.
gGnglih moht, tbrt wubrlih ein
ebenio gutes @erf mie 9crienige,
Der hen Ilfobol Ol,rd) ein eeiulocs
@rfriihungsgetrdnf aus Dem Seihe
ifiaet.
IS lit oesbalb nit 6reuoen 81
begriiBen, iGbrt Dos 9latt fort,
BOB Der @ettberperb nit Der
Shunoliterotir energiid) mligeuom.
men porOen lit. GaB er ourfge.
filbrt mer0en fam, 5eigt Die
Sammlung bon polfstbiimlidJen
Gr56bluneen, Die inter Dem 3itel
Wiindener Solfsidriften i'm Wiin-
d)ener @olfsihriitenperlag erideint,
uno bon Der ipeben bas 5pan5igIte
@1nodyen berausgefommen lit.
@enn trot Der gegenu1rtigen
l(eberpropuftion bon geiitig mo
iittlih minberpertbi9en, aber per-
lodeno ausgeltuttetel, 3uoringlid)
an9ebotenen Observation-Disclosures
bieie Sammlung eolerer 8olfsihrif-
ten auf cine 10 ituttlihe Meibe bon
Vanbd)en beranmahien fonntc, 10
bari ii6 Der Serlae gemiB iagen,
oaB er aui Dem ridtigen @eee lit.
Seoes ganod)en, Oouerbait bro.
idyiert, etipa 60 bis 80 Seiten itarf,
init gutem Hnpier mo ifonem
Sruf, foitet mir 10 Yfa.
Gie Gonfurrer3 eege,t Die bilige
Sdunbliterotur lit alio eeitafien,
ihlieBt Der 9erift, ioQ lie aber oel
gewiinif)ten @rfols baben 10 mil.
len oQe 6reunbe elmer friitlid).
moraliihen @olfsbiloung ittb elmer
%geirnbeil, acknowledgement 2eftiire
Die 9%eitrebungen Der riibrieen Ser
lassbanoling unterItiisen ntb Die
Sammlnngen in @ereinen, @eieQ'
ihnften, uriter ibren 8ermanbten
9efannten, Tflegebeioblencn uip
perbreiten belfen.
Man iiebt, Die Geutiden greifer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19

8eilel meroen arseeipGblt uno nod
goudiconrt oirigiert. u~nteroeiIen
ellt lbr Bfarrer, tros elmer idmer5.
batten @unoe. Die ibn mittels zines
8epebrfolbens mar beiaebraht NOR.
oenL IN Den er8biidofliten 0oloIt
5l Hetms, no bamals Sonia @il.
belm einoiartiert mar. Or nirft
lif DEM Wonarfen an Siiben unb
erlangt audi in Der Sbat BON linn
ole Infbeburg oes 9ooesurtheils
fiir feline flint SfarrfinOer. - Nun
lit Der tapfere Mann Den gSea
aaes SrOii6en gegangen. Col
leine beroiide HGditenliebe, Die Bier
nuf Green nobl ME p|oQfommen ae.
iplroigt lperoen fonnte, I'M Sen.
ieits feinen 8ergelter finoen?
-f-T-+-
Der iGonIte Sieg, Der 5u errinaen,
Sit burh Die 2ieb' Den Seino Be-
5ipingen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19
Gin mpSerner @nnoertbGter.

gta9 Dem .Yrogres Weoical"
lieB Elm @r5t in elmer Staot Srnnf-
reid)'s onrd einen ofientlid)en Mnf.
ruf uer~fiinoigen, baB CT in 5ipei
Sagen oqe alten Sraiten pieOer
jung MAIDEN fonnte. &aum mar
bieie gteuigfeit befannt, 10 from.
ten Die alten Iomen audi ihon in
Sdoaren 5u linn bin, uno Der
@unOar5t gab ibnen auf. allf elm
aan3es meiBes Siiif napier nit
beutli6er Sd)riit ibren 3unamen,
@ornamen unb ibr glter gu ifrei.
ben unb linn am nadJiten Gage Die.
len geridt 81 bringen. Inter ben
nod Seriiinsung Strebenben be.
fnnoen ii6 @roBmiitter bon 10t,
81, sc runo II Sabren. Ils lie
am britten Gage pieberfamen, nm
bas beriibmte ELECTROMAGNETIC
in gmpfang 81 nebmen, fiinoiate
linen Der @unoermann an, Dab
ibm ole 3etteL burd Iiebitabl ab.
banoen gefommen lDore1 iino err
nellert merben miiBten. SnbeB.
iiigte er binSu, miiiie lid Die dlteite
fir Die Mnoeren opfern; lie miiBte
iih ndmlih perbrennen laiien, oenn
er brali6e, nm bos Seilmittel fer.
5uitellen, Ole Iiae bon einenl
menid)lideu aorper. @m iolaen.
Sen Worgen bradtcn bm Die often
Gamen Damn nere 3ettel. ober SHE
batten lie, aus 6urft. perbrannt
81 merben, ibr Sitter Inn einige 30
bis 40 Sabre berabseiest. Ger
praftiid)e Sdwinoler lieb lie ein'
treter, nobm Die nelien 3ettel, Der.
alib Tie nit Den erIten ulb itente
ieit, Dob iid aae Gamen IN alpei
Tagen periiinst batten. Or bate
@ort gebalten uno idJnlbete man
inn natiirlid ben Sobn fir iein
@unoermerf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19
SelSentbat cincs frnns6iiiden
Yricitcrs.

Sn Meims itarb fiirSlih Der Biar.
rer bel ct. gnoreas, Ibbe Champ
iarr. Sein Zoo meft Die Crime.
runs an cine fleine @piioOe aus
Dem letten neutrality-suspicious.
ariege, beiien 3elb Der ninmebr
8erltorbene mar, onmols Yiarrer
bon Himogne IN Den Irbennen.
8erabe 0as Mrbennengebirge mar
Der Saliptihlupiminfel fir Die
Sranftireurs, iene irregul1ren
Soloaten, Ginmobner Der peridieoes
item 9orfer, bic oitf eigene Snult
fdmpften, mebr aus Dem Sinter-
bolt als mie in %offcner ebrllher
@eiie. 90 Job iid oenn iniolge
FOLDER 8orfGlIe inter @noerem Der
feline Marftileden Gimogne am
Worgen bes %. OCTOBER 1870 IN
aaer Sriibe BON brei oeutihen SO.
lonnen umaingelt. Cine In5abl
ginmcbner, Die auf Der Sufe nod
Sranftireurs maren, itno bielIeiht
@runo oa5u batten, fliifteten lib
IN einen Sdieferbruf, muroen aber
entoedt uno bon Den ieinoliden
Srnppen IN iidere Sbbut genom.
men. Hfarrer Gbampiaur, Der bon
bent 9orfommniB crfubr, bot iid
ioiort gum @efongenen on uno
muroe 70 nit elmer Sdaor bon III.
geiGbr 800 @eianGenen nad 5our-
mes transportiert. 9ort nngefom-
men ioaten flint damn oiisaemdblt
uno in baS Eager bon 9oulsicourt
eeianbt meroen, INN bier ben Zoo
Der SranftireurS 5u iierbeu, 3. b..
itanoredtlidl eridoiien 81 meroen.
"a meloet lid Ibbe Gbampiaur
beim 9efeblsbaber oes 3uges uno
meint: n@em mein 9eben bas mel.
ner Yfarrfinoer retten fam. bier
lit es!" Ter Ofii5ier meieert iif.
bas Spier an5uncbmen, Die fiint
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19

Srieori6 aarl, @rnBber5og SrieO.
rid Sr5. bon Mcflenburg-S 6perln
uno Die 8enerale bon Woltfe, bon
Manteuiel, BON @erOer uno bon
@obcn.
9os ihlid]te 4reuS bon Gilen,
pelbes aud Die Sabnen uno Stans
oarten oller beutihen Sruppentbeile
6iert, Die on Dem eroBen ariege ge-
gen Sronfreid) tbeilgenommcn ba.
ben, nnb bas ailf in Der &riegs-
benfmiin5e peremigt 1T, bat einen
feiten Ylas sefnnoen III Dem Ser
5en oes seiammten oeutlden Splfes,
bos NIT DER 9idterin iingt:
nSn bieiem 3eiden baben mir ges
frieet,
SSn bieiem 3eiten baben mir &C.
iiegt!
Inns &rers bon @iien rangen mir
NIT Mi,tb,
Gas 8reit5 bon giien fauften mir
nit @lut. =
l1no mie ali6 berrlih lei Die @e-
genipart,
limo mie iih aild erfiiat, mas mir
perbarrt
Sod baben tSob'res mir nidt auf-
5uipeiien,
Oils bieies olte idlidte &rer5 bon
@iieni"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19
ySas Grens pum Giicm".

llnpergeBIif miro in Der @e.
ihihte 9eutidlanos bas Sriibiubr
bon 1913 bIeiben. @Gre aut nidts
errunsen poroen, 10 piirbe bo6
Der @eiit, Der oamals bilr1 Die
ganSe Station pebte, bieier fort nnb
fort gum Stol5e sereihen, Der bobe
@eiit, Der aae irbiiben Sitter rnb
ielbIt bns 2eben germ gum Spfer
brinsen mill fir oes 0aterlanbes
beilise uno serefte Code. liner
Bolt riftete oamals mieber feline
glide nod oben 5u Dem Serrn Der
S%eeridarer, bon Dem allein bas &c.
lingen nnb Der Sesen fommt. Sene
aroBe 3eit mar es audi melfer bas
ihlihte .areuS bon giien" feline
gntitebung al perSanfen bot. Mm
10. Wdr5 1918, Dem @eburtstase
ieiner 10 friib beimsegansenen Sc.
mablin, Der unnergeblifen 8onigin
2ouiie, iieben Gage Dor Der Ser
offentlihung bes Mriruis an iein
8olf Undergraduate aonig Sriebrid)
@ilbelm Der 9ritte Die Stiitungsur.
funOe bes e%iiernen &reu5es. uMit
Soft fir 90nis nno Batter.
lamb" - 10 bieB Die 2oiung oes
beiligen Samples; inter bieier So.
lung iolte Die 2anomebr in DEN
aampf oieben, in bieier 2oiung ioll-
ten Die Gapieriten ben eoeliten 2obn
ibrer Sbaten enpfangen.
Gas eiierne arells pilrbe in sfpei
&laiien geitiitet, 81 benen nod elm
@roBfreu5, nod einmal 10 grob als
oas Der beiben alaiien, trat. 2este-
reg wurbe in oeil Sabren 1918 uno
1914 fiinfmnl perlieben, unO siuar
an 8liiher, Billion, Talten3ien,
Oorf uno an ben Gronprin5en
9ernaootte bon Sfmeoen. Snsse.
iammt muroen oamals etipa 10000
arieger nit Dem %eiiernen 8reil5 &c.
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