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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Old Dominion Delegates.

Among the vrgnians registered as dele
gates to the Christian Endeavnf Confer
cncc. held in Baltimore are:
Norfolk-Nr. and Mrs. B. j White. Miss
Minnie J. Addenbrook. Miss Nora Ewell.
Miss Ethel Varler. Messrs. II. II. Alden
brook, w. c. Humphrey. Miss Sarah
Jones. j. Arthur Addenbrook. Miss Eva
East. Mr.. and Mrs. John Harroll and Nj RS.
B. C. White. Miss Elkana East, P. s.
sailer, Miss Margaret Brickhouse and Z.
II. Gochrlng.
Observation-Disclosures. p. a. Cave and
B. H. Melton, Misses Lula G. Phillips.
aMerelct Harris and Inez Fox. j. c. Lums-
den, Miss Carrie e. Young, Miss Mabel
Sherman and Mrs. w. ]. Ashkerne
Newport Ncws-The Rev Miles Akin
son. Misses Lucy Powers Lucy Mcanley.
Mary P. Farthlng and Elizabeth r. Cur
tbs.
A well attended rally vas held by the
Virginia delegates in Harlem Avenue
Christian Church.
The reports showed an Increase in the
number of societies since the last con-
vention. and as a testimony OF the work
done in Virginia a Japanese flag, awarded
to the Old Dominion was shown.
From New View Point.
Rev. ]. ]. Haley. pastor OF Seventh
Street Christian Church delivered
sunday most FSs% excellent rS SeTlIloIl
on the text "But III tarry long.
that thou mayest know how men
ought to behave themselves in the
church of the living God which
is the church Gi tho living God. the
pillar AMI ground of the truth"
rimothy,ii. 10.
The sermon was preached from n
new view point of the text. It did not
deal with church etiquette in the usual
decorum expected In the House Of God.
but with immoral conduct Of church
members in the daily walk OF life. Tho
sermon was deep and earnest. and it
PROFOUNDLY touched the congregation
To Preach in Chesterfield.
Rev. George w. Mcdaniel will preach
every night this week in the newly or
ganized church at Kingdom. Chesterfield
county, He will return next Sunday to
| his own pulpit.
To Supply in July.
Rev. ]. w. Durham. of Pontiac. ILL.,.
| will supply DR.. Gardners pulpit at Grace
| Street Baptist Church In July. In August
| the church will be supplied by Rev.C. G.
| Cox Of this city.
| Rev. ]. W. Mitchell supplied Sunday
at Pine street Baptist Church.
Gospel Meeting Tonight.
"A great meeting is expected tonight at
the Gospel Life Saving Station next to
! the corner of Leigh Street and Church
| Hill Avenue. This work Is under new
| phase Of christian work. and will have
an industrial department connected with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Il. C. Fokes and wife to
the RennIe Dairy Company, 70 II q feet feet
on vest line Of Seventh y xn street feet
James II. Blackwell's trustees to Theo-
dore G. Moseley,%2 20 11.12 feet on north
line Of Leigh Street, a 2-3 feet east of
Price Street, $3.50,
Henrico: w. II. Oxenham and wife to
William 3: Gary, . feet on west line OF
Twenty-third Street. q feet from north
west corner of y Street, SLIGO.
Lee Annex Realty Corporation to Annie
o. Gardner, lots Nos. Is and 16 in block
Z, plan Of Lee Annex Realty Corporation
pany unite herein to release deed of
trusD, $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Rks'tHome Chartered.

The state Corporation Commission
Elks' Home. Newport News: Incorpor-
ators-A. G. Peachy, j. D. Bohlken, E.
l.. Cunningham. 2. II. Harvey, w. r:
Aylett, J. r. Williams. oil OF Newport
News. < Objects-a social club.
Mechanical Loading and Trimming
Corporation, Norfolk. Incorporators-W.
II. Lunlsden, president, Norfolk; ]. X.
Waterman, vice-president, Minneapolis;
c. G. Kizer, IL secretary. Norfolk.
Capital, 5000 Objects-To oper-
ate mechanical devices for load
ling and unloading of steamers, ships,
barges and floating craft OF all kinds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Found Pin on Battlefield.

On the battlefield Cashcorner, where
q desperate fight between tho Northern
and Southern soldiers occurred in 81,
was found last week silver cross-pin
that was evidently worn by Union
soldier Mrs. Mary Jones, who formerly
resided in Richmond but who now lives
with her son, Mr.. b. F. Jones. near Peak
Station, in Hanover county, found the
pin.
1t Is made In the shape of q cross. On
tho upright piece are the words Com
pany T." and just below the name, a.
]. Hamilton" which appears across the
pin, are the figures 'l30th." and below
these is engraved 'P. ""
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Patriotic Order Organized.

Martin Washington Camp. No. I. Patri-
otIc Order OF America. was instituted
June 22d by Grand Organizer NJ Alex
ander, of Washington. D. c., with large
charter list This Is a beneficial order
Sof ladies and gentlemen. an auxiliary to
the Patriotic Sons Of America. The camp
will meet Tuesday night. July ls. at 8
o'clock, at Lee Camp Hall. and Will meet
the first and third Tuesdays OF each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
known the names OF the posse who stood
g by tho two officers with such grit In this
desperate and thrilling encounter.
THREE KILLED.
Moonshiners Led BY Most Noted
Desperate of That Section.

Especial to Tho Times Dispntch.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. July 10.--An
independent report from the scene OF
conflict reached Grundy that Column
bus Collins, Andy Anderson and q man
named Senter had been killed by the OH
ccrs and throc other moonshiners were
badly wounded. a reliable report has II
that thore were twenty persons IN the
band Of 1nconshlncrs, and wcro led by
Henry Adams, tho worst desperate along
tho border Of Virginia and Kentucky, nc
having n record OF Staying four men and
woundinS several others in his many
personal encounters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
"A! Whole Day Holiday.

r. T. Faulkner Company have care
fully considered the matter of early clos
ing for tho purpose of giving their ems
ployes the benefit Of recreation and fresh
air during the heated term.
But in Justice to their patrons, many
OF whom do their shopping in the early
morning hours or late In the afternoon.
their store will not close until 6 P. NJ.
and. at the same time taking into. con-
sidcra ton the welfare of their employees.
they have decided to give each employe
a whole days holiday every week until
September LIST, with full pay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
sTAUNToN CASE UP.
Citizens Desire That Whites and
Blacks Be Separated.

The State Corporation Commission yes
.erday heard a case from Stanton, re-
iating to the proposed new Chesapeake
and Ohio station there, and It was ar
kued and submitted. Hon. A. c. Brax-
Son represented the citizens Of Staunton
and Mr.. Henry Taylor appeared for the
road.
There we're three con tentions submitted
~ Mr.. BraXton. They were that the
hew station provide separate waiting
tooms for white and colored passengers;
hat the ewes Of the structure project out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Another Base Ball Team.

The eagle baseball nine was organized
last week with the following players,
who are ready to receive challenges
from any OF the amateur lr pines Of the
or; err +. ,Eisner. short-stop;. j. Johnson, first
base; II. Gravetto second base: j. Smith,
third base; Learwitch, left field; J. Man
elmo, center field; +. Bertici, right field.
and ali challenges to him at No. 1873
Tast Main Street Will recelYe attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Officers Were Installed.

The following officers were installed at
the Saturday night meeting at Smiths
Hall, of the Tin, Shet-1ron and Cornice
Workers Union. No. IS. President A. b.
Day; Vicc-Presidcnt, Hunter Atkinson !;
Recording Secretary. T. w. McCabc;
Treasurer, Joseph L. Gregory; Conductor,
r. r. Camp; Warden, w. Z. Vincent;
Trustees. #. ". Rudd. T.. J. Payne Lee
w. Hazelwood: Delegates to the Inter-
nation Convention, at Washington, D..
c., August It'll, T. W. McCabe and A. b.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Begin Wrestling Matches.

A wrestling watch that will be Of in
terest to many Richmonders is scheduled
for Thursday night at No. Ole East Broad
Street, when Gordon Woodall will meet
George Herbert.
This will be the second time these
young men have met on the mat. When
Sharkey and DWyer met at tho Acad-
envy In the famous wrestling match some
months ago these boys were put on in
the preliminary. Woodall threw Herbert
In four minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Hastings Court.

Judge S. q. witt returned to the city
from OLD Point yesterday morning, much
refreshed from his weeks fishing trip.
and the July term of tho Hastings Court
was resumed.
The docket was called and all the casos
set. There are II good many minor cases
on tho docket and the term Will last
several weeks e,s 3sI+i "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Mr.. Browns Promotion.

Mr.. Charles q. (Busto) Brown. one
OF the most successful solicitors In this
city for tho Life Insurance. Company OF
Virginia. has been promotcd TO me posi-
District Of Atlanta, Ga, ,nder. supor!!n,-
tenlent -. l.. Durwell.. formerly Of this
city. Mr.. Brown will leave here hatur-
dry night To assume his new dutles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Took Party to Seashore.

Mrs. Raymond l.. Smith, Of No. % South
First Street. chaperoned party to Ocean
View on July Fourth. Among the party
We're: Miss Estelle Smith, of Bremo
Bluff, Va; Miss Cynthia Craig, of Basic
City; Miss Tilmer Humphreys, Of Lynch
burg; Miss Daisy y. Daniel, of Rich
mond: John T. Humphreys, of Lynch
burg; r. II. Baincs, Richmond; r. L..
Smith. The party was most delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. Falkland, of Ocean
View. The party returned from Ocean
View the night Of the Fourth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Smooth Paving.

Contractors have commenced work on
Grace and Franklin Streets with the
smooth paving. provision for which was
made In the 1905 budget. III
is already down on tho low sections OF
these streets. .NEl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Rain Damages Tobacco.

Reports received here say that the re-
cent heavy rains have done much damage
to tobacco in Louisa, Goochland and
other counties of the State. Moreover,
the ground has become so wet that the
farmers arc unable to work their crops. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Governors Dates.

Governor Montague spoke at Martins
VILE last night.
His other appointments for the week
are:
razewell Courthouse to-day.
Graham tonight.
Bristol City. July Is (nighD,
Amelia Courthouse. SATURDAY, fmonu-
ment unveilinK).
Manchester Saturday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Sewed Up Mans Head.

DR.. Pitt, OF the ambulance took seven
stitches to close wound on John Daviss
head yesterday morning. Davis had an
altcrca ton with one William Jones, an
other negro, with the result that he was
cut across the left eyebrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
LADY, Becomes a Member.

At the meeting. of the Central Trades
and Labor Council Tonight the first iaay
delegate to the Richmond body VIII take
the oath of office. Miss Sldnll has the
distinction of being the flrst female dele
gate to the Central Trades and LABOR
Council. She represents tho Typograph'-
cal Union, S9l5 ~ stfF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Mr.. Cardoza Sings.

Mr.. II. Thurston Cardoza, former
citizen OF Richmond. now with the Knox
hat store, OF New York. sang Sunday
night at tho First Baptist Church. He
delightfully."- rendered the old song Fear
Not Yc, Oh Israel"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Encamp at Ocean View

The Howitzer Battery will certainly en-
camp at Ocean View August H. as that
place Is by far more accessible and con
venient than either Basic City or Drew
rvs Bluff. The battery encampS for a
week with the Norfolk Light Artillery
Blues,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
WAIT Found Near Cemetery.

Wrapped In copy of a newspaper,
Infant was found near the wall OF tho
Jewish Cemetery by two negroes last
night. The child. q girl was taken to
tho City Hospital and will live.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
,hools reported as follows:

Conversions, s; New Scholars. 127:
Cradle Roll, 50: Home Department, 81.
Mission, corner Nineteenth and Main
Streets.
The Board of Directors will hold call
cd meeting next Sunday at Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Small Suit Filed.

In the Law and Equity Count yNsterd1 AZ
]. S. Montgomery fled suit AGAINST 9. =.
md the consumers' leo Company for
$500, alleged damages.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Mrs. Steinbrecher Recovering.

Mrs. John j. Steinbrecher. Of No. GIG
In the late trolley accident near Seven
Pines, Is still confined to her. bed and
suffering much pain, but slowly conva-
lescing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Planning for the Trip.

In lieu of the scheduled drill by Com
pany C. Captain G. N. Skipwith, asst
night at the armory a company meeting
was held to discuss plans incident to
the contemplated trip to Amelia Court
house
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11

Burnett's Extract OF Vanilla
Is tho standard everywhere, Sold KY
best Hrocers.-AdX y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11

over the tracks, and that the platform In
front be make longer than the plans pro-
vide.
There was good deal Of testimony on
both sides, and the argument consumed
cvcral hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-11
Rev. ]. w. Mitchell supplied Sunday
t Pine street Baptist Church. 4
GOSPEL Meeting Tonight.

"A great meeting is expected tonight at
the Gospel Life Saving Station next to
the corner of Leigh Street and Church
Hill Avenue. This work Is under Il new
phase Of christian work. and Will have
an Industrial department connected with
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
Ter Tiidlcrciitrcit nit H%cminnolano.

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rin0af0ngerp Seitene ser @choroCn
bon Nclt- Slmolono bot lid crgcben,
DOB oos bctrcflcnOe Sobr5clt9 Scr 81.
ld}Crihooncr .SottIcr" aus @louce=
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lie 9ehoroen bon Telt Timoloro
lcbrlen Die Gerontlportuna iiir oieie
gauge Gntmidclung erfid)ieoen oh.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
StrifCr ais M0rOcr anoctlnot.

Ncmort O. u, Cc}. - Nicr
purncn iiini I'M Strife bcNriifcnc
EoIirer ser NSchrlc'idcn @icbcrci,
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BET Nuab Sonlor mo gnorUu Nur
ter. olli Die NnltuIrjguma Ocn nid)t
lmioniltildjcn Golirer Sooner Crid}lu.
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@cI0nanilic iIbcrontluortct nm Dor
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
SatdlcS 9%icricbCn.

Huionio, Com, u. lc}. -
Sri. Wiimic Gpelnu 8iaiuQbcd, circ
hilbihc imQc Game Don IS &obrcH,
lit inter %llnitdnocn qcitorbcL meld)c
Dem Coroner Wtiy in 9icm Moucn 5ur
&emtniB acbrudt lUcrocn muBten.
IS bciBt, Die jungc Game babe cine
Coils G.ucdiilbCr Goppcldllorio &c.
ihllldt, mcldca aus Scriebeu 0t5
Ypotbcter0 elmer pou Nr. Cooper per
l%d)ricbcnCu @lr5nei beilcmiift mur0c.
Sri. aiQingbcd mor III einenu So0en
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sic (odtcr Don 6rau g.. y. Grunr,
Ger @uttllt zines prpmincntcu Bin.
m%CubGnDlcr9 ul0 aunitNdrtncrS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25


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IruttcrcibcliBcr iclt.

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Gorocrm0Cn Der nSupoNropbicoI
Union" QeHcniibcr, nod Dem +. No
mar 1906 mlSlhliebt: oollm ullc BE.
iiird)trnNcn mo jeoc l(ngCuiBbcit
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I. &omlor 1906 81 5crltrcllcm Wlc0cr
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litert boItcrL 10 lanac tic t%ortfobrct
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
NlS Nnltiftcr zines MOrOcS ucrbaitct.

@otcr6uru Conn. 81. Gc}.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
Sic SnocnucrfOlanuocm in &nnlnno.
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Ghiilic ma GliidJc, 0o9 @chcQcld)rci
ser Cpicr. llno mir Oubci nod &c
5lululQCuL 0Cn Wflrn0 lmICrCr mcincns
oCn 2iu0cr NCpoItlnm }lt ucrIpCrrcrL
NubCi Ser Hl09cIultt Der hur0erl0en
&lcincu nid,t sic Miir0Cr bcrbGiIodtc.
Sobci murCn mir nod picI 0Iildlidcr
ol@ OlClC an0crc, Dcld)c qetG0tCt MIR
Sen o0Cr lire Ni%btH Oor ihrcn NltNcn
NcIoltcrt ICbcn nuEtCn. Cine iilHilde
Trou mlrroc. luie mcin SdrCiber mir
cr5GGItc, NIT ci1cm S0uQling i'm
Nrm bon Der cntmCnidtCn Mottc olli-
NcNrilicn. Wfnn riB 0o@ ainb olla Der
Wtlrttcr NIrnL bicb cS i1 Stiide, mel
DIX mon Der llnqliidIid)Gn Dor 9llgcn
biclt, moroui mon scr Dor Gntictcn
hnlb MnhnlinutQCn @emoIt outhot,
10 bo6 iic 0cm Shmcrj m10 Der
Sdon0c erTeNcn lit. Sic cnticBIidc
N%cnfcrnrbcit bate nod' IGnQCr &c.
ooucrt, mclm Die So5inI NcDollltio-
mare lno cini0c StuCcnten i'd Ser
&CrioINten nidlt bcroiidl oltNcnom.
men bGtten,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
Miuro in FhilnbcIpbin.
@etroaener Gbemonn pom 2~icbbaber
Icincr Satin erItodcn.
G6ilo0clp6io. ga, u. =

E6iluoclp6io ga, u. 0cj.
- N05 ser inn @intcracb0l0c oc9
&auie5 9tr. 29tS, @or0on StruBe.
~mobnboftc ><oieph Gate umcrmartet
nad Sulie fam inn0 or bci 'cincr
@ottill. nit mcld]er CT crit iCit cincnl
Monat p%cr6cirat6Ct mar. eincn Trcm
OeL ioqtc ion ans Dem Nauic, Der
iolgte i'm nod oti ser StraBe meb
rere @Ioda melt uno mar0 ihlieBtid
init ibm bon0qemciu nobel ieiu @ea
ncr Elm Wteiier 3og mr0 inn odmit
einen Stid in Die Nerj1elenO per
icbte, mcI6er Den iait mlgcubIidlihen
GpO 0e5 llugIitdlidcn 5urNnIlc bate.
Tic aopibc0cdlmQ 0c2 Nt0r0cra lullr
Sc oui ser StrdBc g%cilrn0en ms man
idloB ans i6rcr @e'd1iicnhcit. oaB
CT Elm SCenaml pom Dem IN ser
9}ouu-Daro pon SeaQue N2Ian0 tie
GCl0cn Mouitpr oIcrror" lei. &rG
Yllie oc9 Cages Wlrroe Grou Eotc
uon 0ctcftiua nod ser @tap0 Nar0 &c.
filbrt urO iocntili5irtc oort 0en &ohs
lcnidllrppcr Y&iuium Setter Nebiter
uon Dem c%rpdbutcu Mouitor ais
loren Hitbhubcr mo Den W0r0er
hires @0ttru. Mcbiter, mCldGr aus
Sm6u9tN 3, itammt, mlr0c aul
Dem Netrutculdjir o&%ancolter" IN
GilCn QclcQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
GUmntD Static bcldulngnammt.

NcuDer, VA, 81, Q3em6cr.
Sherill @ibion bon Butler Golntu
hat oua Sd)ubumt uou @eduer Goumtu
nit NclhIag belcgt un0 an ole Golmr
IN Gomnill0re ulo 0Gn Golmtp-
ShdbmeiItcr @ruOibam N}ittbeinmd
0ouon GeIangcn laiicu, EIc'cr Shrjtt
lit BIZ Solgc uon 5rpci Ger uS6io Mi-
Der Bridge 60" Ourd) Hihtcr @ul.
breath bon @utlcr> 20. QcpGhrtcn
3dblunQ9llrtbeiIc non }uiommcn
SllS,13S acaen bie &cdmteu pom
Nc0uCr Gpuntu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
Wcoeu Sriidcn ban SruIt

NopoIcon o, n Ct}. - Sic
Wrono Gurn hat gcgcn Die in Ohio
onl0lliQcn Nriidenbou Wc'guid,oitcn
lpcNen ongebIid)er llebcrrrnmQ 0c2
NoIcntine'id)cn Nnti SruitQOcRcp IS
Nnflo0cn erbobenL mcldc ari u1ac
lcBlid)c Combination 6ltr Glrircdlter
boltuna Ger Ereiie Ioutul Ser
Stoot lei bon ben @cicaihaitcn in
GiItritte e%ingetbeilt mor0sl ueld)c
beitimmten @eieaiboitcn mt@idlicb
lid 5u~gelpieien morben Iclcu uo0urd,
ieoe Gonturren5 erltidt uor0cn lei.
Mie uerIoutet. meroen 0eleu ole be.
treiIenOen @eiellidoiten Gluiltloaen
5ilr %Grlonaung bon Sdooencrios.
llmnlen ~atb0ngig genlodlt mcrOcn.