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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-25
BE GAVE BOND.
MI Daniel Zimmerman Waives .
Preliminary Examination.

MI Daniel Zimmerman Waivss .
Preliminary Examination.
There are no new developments ir
the Zimmerman case the an
nouncemeIt il tie Record Wednes
day ta au Mr. Zimmerman had cor
forward and Would appear before
Magistrate McMsster and give boc6
attracted a great deal Ut attention.
MAGISTRATE McMaster consulted With
Solicitor Zimmerman and it was de
cided to fix the bond at sl7, GOO. This
bond was prepared and Mr.. Zimner
man appeared at 5 O'Clock swith his
attorney. Mr.. G.. Duncan Bellirger,
and signed his appearance Tor the
February term Of court, the bond be
ing given by Messrs. F. 81. Westor
and J. Pope Matthews, Of Columbia.
and Mr.. z. A. Anaker, OF St. Mat
thews. He was accompanied by Lis
son, Mr.. Daniel Zimmerman.
An interesting chapter to this story
however, is the statement by nun
Der Of Colunbians that Mr.. thinner
man had been seen on the Charlotte
train and the statement by Mr.. I'm
nerman to Sheriff Coleman that be
had not attempted to elCde the sheriff
AS a result OF the statement as to
the Charlotte trip, Mr.. Coleman sent
Deputy Sheriff Cathart to Charlotte
Wednesday afternoon in search Of
him. NJ. Coleman stated that Mag.
istrate sMcMaster had not notified
him MI. mnerman's intention to
surrender, ard when Mr.. Zimmerman
sppearedsthere was 10 warrant for
his arrest.
The recogn;zance was Guy signed,
however, and NJ. Zimmerman at once
went home He had 40 statement to
make except thas ne had net tried to
elude the sheriff and Gcat at proper
time be would set forth the facts.
There was much sympathy expressed
"wednesday fer the family and cpln
ion is still divided as to Mr.. Z;mmer-
mans guilt or innocence.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-25
Guests Lett.

The appearance OF a negro football
player at a tableln Chicago hotel
caused the hotel to lose eight fani-
lies who were boarding there. The
MANAGEMENT OF the hotel ezercissd d
tie right Of choosing their guests ard
tie boarders eyercised the right Ct
choosing their associates,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-25
Kansas Jails Crowded.

Many county iails in K ansas are fill
ed with law Violators because OF Gov.
Hoch's crusade against the liquor
joints. Jai!s that had been the abode
CT mice, bats and owls for months have
bsen opened to the floor Of booze ven.
ders who have been convicted. Be
cause OF the crowded condition Of tile
Montgomery jail Judge Fiannely post
roned for week the sentencing OF
twenty-one joints who had pleaded
p,llltV.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-25
Corrects Teddy.

The Columbia States takes occasion
to correct Teddy as follows: M
Roosevelt claims to be an historian,
and it Is well known that be Is also 8.
literator. he should, then, be more
faithful to history and to literary tla.
dition then be shows himself In his
mimickirg OF the scutherners who
have invited him to ride the best horse,
in the country, sir According to his
tory-as written In New England
and according to literary tradition
as preserved in the same sacIed region
this must necessarily be the best
boss in the country, by CAD, sub. "
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-25
Where he Lived.

The identity cf the Captain Runill,
who with four CT Ler crew, was mnr-
dered il mutiry Oh beard bis schoo-
ner, Harry Berwicd, in Southern
waters was established as Capt EdW-
ard r. Rpuiij, CT Petty Marsh,
Mount Desert, Maine He was 40 ye-
2rs old, scd ,eavss a wido@ and two
children at Pretty Marsh. They re.
celved the Eews OF the tragedy
through press dispatches today and
were prcstra:ed With grief thereby.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-25
Pity Tis So.

Churches will sing and sing Rescue
the Perishing," bud when member,
young OF old, makes misstep and
goes wrong, there is very little at
tempt to rescue. The tendency Is to
push them deeper down, rather than
rescue them. This is especially true
in regard to girls OF women. They
sing rescue but act push down. :"
In the case OF men it is little better,
unless his failure Is in bis business.
Then instead OF praying for him they
all prey on him.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-25
Died pIayipo Chess.

News has been received from the
Philippines of the death OF ThomaE
E Moss at Manila, a veteran OF the
civil war and at one time attorney
general OF Kentucky. he died playing
chess with bis son.in.law, captain
Wheat, who is chief Of the telegraph
division OF the Philippine constabu.
larry, Moss was born at Greensboro,
n. c., in 1889.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-25

Every enterprise that benefits the
town benefits every man in It. Il your
neighbor starts new scheme to help
along, Cont Jump on it with both feet
just because you did not happen to
think OF 1t first. AID him to boost it.
1t will help you too.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-25

THE Philadelphia Press says holders
OF policies in the big life companies
are at least finding out that they have
been paying too much for their in.
surance. That is their part Of the rev.
e1ati6nS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-25
Wili Visit Us.

Secretary OF War Bonaparte has
promised to visit Charleston sCms
tiue in Mover mber or D camber, on
the occasion Of the presentation OF a
silver service to the cruiser Charles
ton" b; the city Of Charleston.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-25
Caught At Last.

G. Raymond Berry, county super.
intendent Of education of Marion cou.
nty, who fed a few years ago after
embezzling county funds, has just
deem captured In Tampa, Fla, where
be had become q respected citizen.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-25

TIE Augusta Herald says: "Caro-
iina's graft is not confined to the dis
persry alone, no matter how wicked
folks would have Us believe it," That
is too true.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-25

The Marion county farmers are
standing out for II cents for cotton.
Only two bales were sold in Marion on
Friday and none on Saturday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-25

a NEGRO was taken tron constables
near Bainbridge, Ca. on Saturday and
lynchsd by members OF his own race
for assaulting a young colored woman.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-25


ed back over the past year, it saw
that 13, 100000 Of its brothers had
been laid upon the shelf by the fatal
hand CT cousum pticn, i. looked to the
future and saw the dieass spreading
in new and wider fields, through
Japan, China, Russia and the world,
including the survivors fewer thar
1000, 900 would be thrown out tc
fail before the dread destroyer 7sho is
eager and anxious to consume 2,000,-
600 more.
Farmer, is not 80 a bale worth
looking after?
Merchant, is not SO per celt in
crease Of business worth looking after?
Are you nou wiling to help csIry the
financial burdens Of an organization
that has done so much foc Fou and
your own peop!e?: Are ycL not will.
ing to help Us carry Oh greater work
Of usefulness in ths tutule:e
To all cur people let Us say |e are
seriously il earnest; are sure Ct our
promises, and confidently urge al 10
stand firm Tor IL cant cotton.
Merchant anc BANKER stand By the
farmer: Farmer, refuse &c taks less
than II cents; when yOu unite to
show the world you axe n earnest,
that you understand the situation,
the market will quickly respoEd to
your demand, for the spinners and
spectators know the situation, ard
they know you could get y cents il
20, were un!tediy arouse to6snsnd il.
Oh. Farmers, Merchants, Bankers,
Editors and al the people OF cur cot
ton growing south, let Us stand TO-
gether now a band OF brothers and
we can win this fight; 70 Loose OUT
means humiliation, aEd defeat" vii!
mar our banner. E. D. SMITH,
President S. e. Div. S. G. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-17

Sobn &onplc iijbric oti, &oriib uno
SctrctGr NcinbarO 9dnpor5 oo1
Froto(oU. NciMIolicn mltroc, sic AM
Ocn criicn SoN1ioN I'M Nopcmbcr
idilcn0c &crioNmllm1 luc9rn oca
9llitcrnrOitrl2 ~rinc2Nodc iriibrr. lno
6lUnr ON Sou1tnN orn %. Cftobcr.
u%b5llboltru. Cine GiulnornR Oc3
pllniQuc &oNt Clubs" 5I icincm am
irlbun SomtuA ItuttipnOcuoGn Nh.
l%tcrnroItcn murOc Nuntcno uuQcnom
men ulo bcihIoiicrL huiiclbc nud Scr
NcriummllnG III corporc SIT bciudlcll.
NlllNcnommcn mlr0c Gin WiitQliCo.
Ger SctrrtGr mnr0c ungcruieicn, Ornl
plhlobb0nNiQcn Nitrgcr Ncrcin" oclr
iGliAcn &obrc3bcitrog ST iibcrntit
tcIu.
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Plus Baltimore E Guuntu.

Grcd)c Ncranblng cinc@ M0od)cn5
nobc Scr S%to0tqrcn5c, - Stabl
Oie @elofniic. - Ncgcr acid)oiicn.
Ginbrcdcr an scr @lrbcit. -
Noti3en.
Sri. aotberinc 9poriiod bon Nr.
1920. Noro Wolleitr.. mlrhc Conn.
tug IbcnO gc1cn 9 llbr ulli elmer
Iecrcn NouItelc in Si1bIanotomn
bon pier M6nncrn anQeIoucn urb
nm cine fIcinc goloene llbr nit ocl1
Snttialcn q. g." berollbt. Sic botte
cinen 9eillf in Ger oitlidcn &orltoOt
0enlad)t mo beion0 lid nit cinent
lltgen Wannc alif Dem S%cinnpCg.
I'm oleIen ab5llfilr5er, nobmen liz
clnen Fio0, Der bon Der Goltcrn Npe.,
n0rolih bonn oEotterion Earf," nod
Der 9oltinroreitrnBe iiibrt. SIR
murocn lie bon bier Wdnncrn on1c.
hnlten. Gem innqen Wunn oclailg
c9, lid irci 81 MADDEN uno Die Slrd,t
5l crgrcifcn. Gr trni Ir. q. 2. @oy,
ner, Der nit linn nad) Dem Srtc ocS
lleberfallS 5uriidtcbrtc. Nla tic in
oel'cn Nobe a%nfon1en, ergriiien ole
Huubcr Die Sluht. 5rob 0eS allsde,
lta10cnen Sd)redenS iuor Srl.
Qnorllod I'M Stonoe, cine quite We.
ldlrelbung ocrielben 81 geben.
StoIl Ole @eIbtoiic.
Ter Neaer @n. Differ muroc &C.
tern i'll oeE Canton YoliseiItotion
inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING Dem &c,
rid)tSperlobren iibernieien, ont
SomItog Morgen Die @clOfoiie oeS
@irtbes Hobert Campbell in Som,
bergsplle UNI etpa S1S 6erolibt AT
bobcn. GoS @elO beiono iih in einent
Goibrcgilter, Ser in cinem 1Seloe nu6r
Der Wirtbidaft gciunoen milroe.
Sic 1biIre Der @irtbidoit mar nit
cilleln Sd)ntieoebomnter einoeiblo,
gen. Gin 5ornttr,. Der 5iir 3ett beS
Ginbrnd)S oil oetn Saiilc porbei iithr,
gab Der Foli5ei Die Sniormotioit, Die
sur 8erbaitnna oes Miler iiibrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-17

Srnt III Nrnft an II. SftDber 1905.
5l9e n~cr'd'icl 3ielsS intDit ME folGi:
5dGiidi.
40 WtntQCl5 - ZhHel}Iq. 6uupi.Iuie, Nns
gcrsiOlun. lSGDuc5boro, q. a ~. 3l. uno
ncil Slloer. ma nleg. E0uniaN Z q y. r.,
@alitod5 leGGmbcrsblttG, NiGriiIeblrg rlo
@inhrficf.
Ills abenba Iffom. nod Union trioNe.
Sdalidl. nusaengmmrH SUuntnas.
100 Diuraene YOrI. a. a. 81 SiD. uH5 Sanpi
Ytnie 6iiIid non Smorg strobe. gqtItsIe uqo
$40 WjOrpeus onuptIiuie. Saacr9iciun, 6ai;
COD. SbtppenshlrN. 5rtocrid, 6nnHitsbHtn
nm u. & n. no. bis Sltt0H, ..
9l5 OiorgCns cicitOSburp 0Ttehp.3 Hffon.
i%cnieiia GmorD @rooe, iolpie 9auoncr mo
UOrf. 5H
tOlj Wjoraens 9tffom. rndi llriorlirthae.
22j 9iadm HGiOrl. mad Gntprb Gr0uc.
3tb Aidfm Sffom nab GmprD gtopc.fHh &
~. Stp., iUwie Port.
+IiO Iahm.-6rpreb nadl ylorf, 1uHuUcr uno
@ettpcUnrd. tFnrlpr'0ar)
Ala Guhm gtlOui. un6 uuioH tTtnge
800 Gutm -Grpres mob 2seHmintieri Union
Vrioqe ms ounp Eifon. nab SuQet5tplUH n.
&uncud. ioiUic Sreoerid 9mmitebura rn0
Gbippensturr tBGrlors6Gr.l
52b Iudm. gifort. nGd SampiteHS.
6tb Hhenos Nitom. nan llnion Nriope.
$50 gbet0 EiiOm. mad GmOtU CjTubc.
IIr SDurtnas.
$50 Uiorlcns Hlf0m. lnd Union @rloGe II.
6nl,uoer.
go Gadm. g(fom mad 1nicn bridge.
430 Gufm. @ffeBt md Cdmpftedb.
YiHct. liro @epid' eiireuh; Ar -. 1sClis
Biise 6aitey an linton fefna gpe. 5iL
inn, uno gSalbroofs (9loriaz %9tpenue1 Slaiiun.
y. g. WricWulo, IS. ]. ~.
g. 1,. So,usl. g.. y. u.
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N eAer &c d oiiGn.

.IE' q
&cnrD Goodman Gin 81 Subr,
alter Ncgcr ,nolll 9llbertonb Noomorr
Goultn muf0c QGHernlforQcn 9 llbl
nit elmer SduBmuitbcHinr llnterIcih
nudI Dem .2tllQemeiuen WiurulduOcr
Noipitol" Qrbradt, no rr in triti
idCnr 3llitonO oorniCocr liegt. Scill
N0iiNlNCn0ilc Ncurp Coleman. nit
0cnl cr an Der Strcdc Der YVulti
more Ohio NubL" anohc NlbCrtor,
orbritctc. ioll i'm am SunntuQ NhcnN
m0brCn0 cinCo Strcitca acid)oiicn
bobcu. @poomon mar Olrrd) Nhltpcr-
Init 10 NcidJmGd)t odB cr feline tlutI
NcihrcibrnN iciuc2 NngrciicrH, nod
ser Nciic. in mcIdlcr CT pcrpumOet
nltroc, 0cbcn tonntc.
= iubrC6cr an Scr NrbCit
3lpci SU0cn mur0cn IN ser Conn,
tnQ%nod)t IN ~Godcuopille ultgCni6eill'
lid BON Gicbeu Ubrod)Cr, ole 81 eli.
ncr 8un0c QCborcrL mcId)c icit Cincnl
(Sobrc in OiCicr @cacno ihr uniuubc.
res Nurl0luerf trClbt. Sic peridoii
fen ljd 3iltritt ut Dem SuoCn poli
SltB & Irncun, ln0cm lie cine S6ci
be oC@ SddltlCultcr3 %5Crbrad)cn. Sie
crbcltctcn cinCu tlcinen VndrbetraN.
Nild Dem 0uncbcn ~lie0cnoen SuOcn
bon hilbert &. 2lmcon ituttctCn Oic
Gicbc cincn (cluh ob, morulIi lie
bcrldnunn0Cn.
z d) / III nj crbrannt.
Sr. Irthur S%tcpcnion, 10 Sabre
olt, erlitt Ncitcru WorQen in ictncr
NobmunN in Sporrou'9 Foint
id)limme @ron0munocn, in0cm or IA
eiuem Nniulc pom Shminoel olli ocn
aod)oicn i"tilr}tr. Otol brudJte ibiI
nuf eillcm MuQa0n nod Der Guntnn
EoIijeiitotiou m1o bon BORT nit ocr
9lntbulon3 mad Dem st. &oiepb9
Solpitol."
A}ott5cn.
&cnrD NuDI bat im arei59cridt N
Sotuion cine &ctltlon SIR Nuiloiuna
elmer lhcilbubcrihoit nit <Sobn s..
GiItlcr in elmer &ouOltrede am Bad
Gipcr cingerCIht. aa.
Die ,Mcrhaut2 & Manufacturers
aiiociotipu pom @iablonoiemn" lit
BON Sen 1|olNCnocn incorporirt NOR
ocn: @iQiom y Gromtberj 3. ".
g9iaiomioM =. Aldccto, @eor0e ). u.
@olii mo Gborlc2 ). i. Steiner.
Senrp Sc(icr, - Sabre olt, cin
&utihcr iiir ocn U}ildmonn Senrp
6uult, #. 5trdbc. nobe Der Ebilo.
oclpbicr HooO, rIcI 0eitern Morger
an scr IT,. uoDc &Om6oroitroBe, bon
ieincm @uQcn, oc''rn HdOcr ibn ooS
red)tc Ncit brolu mo OoS linfe ser
olletidtcn. Gr 'onO Nuinobmc i'm
1<cbns Sopfin2' 0olpital."
Ser .9ultimorcr 9aperr.
Gerein" 6iclt acitern feline rcgel
mabiae GcriaumIung ab. Eraiioeni
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Baltimore Saupi s Fndct . So.

Sic @rr. Stuuicrs Fpit pcf6rNerno.
Sanpier inbrcu td0lid SonntdaS uiSNcnolt'
men. bon Den aQ'ui cine "Eicro. DIT. 10 ~.
2ipbt Strnbc. GAO NIbcroo. bir'tt nab Cto
Foill Comfort AorinIf, Forlsnlott6 iluo nuelt
Fnjiii Comfort nit Is. 4 /. GifcnGnbn.." giadb
Nihntono. %crbiuoutlN in Portsmouth nit Dem
nSCnhpdro gUr zine" iuliocu 3ltN non Forta
mouth nan "ltl0rtu m 9tnriuIf &erbinhmap
init hcr n%gtiINulic Goat cine, g~'orioIf uno
Carolina. ]iorinlt nm tiiolih. g;urioIf mo
lpcitIih UNI oClo HOmirInu pinc" mad Tens
bern, AGibinGiol NC, NihlHoHh. IA, ulo
9iCu 9lnrf.
NIobl8eitcu rn6 curopdtthcm Elanc. eurli.
rloie .Mnllitgn5iunncr, c.cilrilhc NCIcldtllug.
E0mp'bciiunO. Noicu fret Ncirrrtrle Naiiticr.
8%illrlcr In ncu ViIet Nilrcuir Der u(aD cine. a"
III, i07. ~ baltimore Stru0c. VT. 500 ttn6
55os, piNbi zlrqbc " g 0ttitc. Silboit @dc
Baltimore mo 0ulnCrt >trnbc. Continental
Truit NuilhinG mn HlbGlN5'o, gir. 100, 9ioros
Gbdrlc9iirNbc.
Irhu ". ehCrluoUb, u. NrpUu.
Slice Brdf. II, @tu DiunuNcr. Sen NGii. Slgcnt.
CNcI2y
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MerdantS' & WinrrS' 9rauspor
fatipn Eumpnnu.
paupier. 4iniru.

Tnmpfrt.Stnirn.
Ndh 9oftori uuo Dem Often: feben WaoniaG
0ieniina, 9onnCritdG nnt Gnfniiaa. Gbenaf
y Ubr.
Rad ProDtoeree II. benz Ciien: fcber Sont
TAG. Mtittpuh lino Sreitdl, NuetbS 9 ,,br.
9ld6 Ueippprt . gerS u1h ytorfo,f: tigtth
nm o ubt Wbcnns.
6rotat mlrb iaaIih rio r rbc Tbenhb fhr ar
bent 1uae ubiubren6c Enmptcr nngeponitner.
W1d Sabnn1nb rto hcm Gdoel. teoen Bt,i'
ttda, SoniterfioG liitb GGnitnQ. Ahcros 0 ttbr
VnfiUner iinh GroNiocnce . 5umrfer fabrei
Ron be- speri.e ON Sii9e b5s 4oilg8Drd8 alb
Sobonnnt 9umpler bon Der Berlte ant ifuss
BET sBeft BouS'goenur.
s, ". SlaIuaham. Nntnt.
QoHofDod.
~. Y. 5ntu6t, S.'p..AgeHt.
", Z. etrbbiuS, @eu. .g,ar.
sr'Lptblredm - eh1cth Ode German. ust
qins,.StraRe. t13,I&S)
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acknowledgement Enrtinrelt, ioluic 81,
llrtbcilc m%iiiieu nit Ser Mlmmcr ocS
ielucilig iinQCn0en Ncrciua ucrichcrl
icin.
II. AZ Niir Die FrciScrtbcihrr0 miro
~ioINcltoc StoIo icitgcictt;
lt-12 Euntte- &oQcnOct.
80 Elrnftc-Scbr ant.
IS Eltnfte-@ut.
5-G Fltnttc- 3icntIih Qut.
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ID Elnttc- MGBiQ.
Sable ODER cine Nrlld3ohl Flmft'
81 Acbcn, lit tcincm Frci3rid)tcr crs
lQltbt.
II. ~ Ger oocr oicicniQcn Wcrcinc.
mCIhc Ole Qr0Btr 2ln3obI Eunftc cr5ic.
len iin0 gum critcn Erciic III ihrcr
&lolle bcrCdlti1t mo ocntcntiprchclto
Der HcibcnfolQc nnh Die ioINcnOcn
&crcinc ST 0cn nGtitcn Erciicn.
is. Nue prciaiiuQcnoCn StGotc- ulo
County GcrbiuolmAcu miiiirn bci'm
Erci3iiuQcn nit 5luci Grittclr ibrcr
5um SGnQcriclt nnAcmcloctcu Sim.
ger ailitrctcn. Soldc Nereini1lulNcn.
mcld)c nad) 9cridt oc9 Nunoc1 Wtlle
lit Gomitc'9 nit lueniQer ol1 3luri
Irittel ibrcr nnQcmcIoetcn Sanger
iid nm Erci9iinQcn betbciliocn, limo
81 einem Greilc nid)t bcrehti0t.
~. Al IS ioacn uOn @unocalpCNcn
Iiini Erci9rid)ter onGeitcllt mcrocn
BON ocncn fir orci Der ,Noro0itlid)n
SG~naerbun6" ic 500 ionic sic
9IeiicfoItcn 5ablt mGbrcno ale m0r.
rem Nuolnacn in oicier Niuiidt bon
ser GcititoOt 81 trd0cn iiuO.
~ Qua Nltn0e9 Wlllif Gouitc
bat Die Nnnten Der Erciyihtcr cine
@obe Dor Dem SGnQeririt oltrd) Bel
tlrnAcn 0iIeHtIit bctontt 81 MADDEN.
20. 0tc Nnitculurg Scr YreiSridttr
loll ollrd baa @unOc3- lPuiit Gpmitc
QcihebcrL bod) iollen oic Grei9ridtcr
ben 9unoe@pcreincn moNIid)lt fern
ItchCyl, Gin id)riitlider Gontroft ioQ
nit ic0cm Erei3rid)tcr inn Nulncn oc5
oNorOGitlihcn S0nQcrbunoc0" ob0c-
idloiien iucrocn.
u. SoIIten in irgcn0 elmer aIoiic
5luci o0cr mcbrcrc Nercinr iiir ocll
Critcn, 5~lucitru o0cr orittcn Grcia
AIcidc Flrnft}ohl crrcid)rn, 10 iollcn
oicic Ncrcine 81 Nlcid)en1 Nniprllh
oti sic ooiiir ou@acicBten Nreiic Der
aloiiC bcredtiQt icin, GnS Nciultot
iol in Orn rclpCttipcn GipIomoa nit
Non1enSalsfiibrun1 5lunl Nlt2orltf
gclonaerL un0 mern ouberbcnl
@crtbprciie norbon0cu icicn. ioll Der
bette ocricIbcu inter ocll bctrciicnoc1
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