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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01
SMITHS SURE KIDNEY CURE.

The only guaranteed kidney rene
dy. Buy it--try tit costs you
nothing II II fails. Price so cents.
For sale al the Delta Drug .Cp -
o-Is-6m
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01

A yol I eolored boy. about IS
years Old, M errands and make
himseH eeaea n uoefuI. Light work
and sho,t hoaf AppIy at once, /.
EI1IE9" oGics.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01
BUILDS FOR SALE

BULBS FOR SALE. :
Choice bulbs for forcing and bed.
ding: also blooming and ornamental
plants for sale
MISS CLARA ROWE.
Cor. Main 4 Walker sts.
9-zz-Im
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01

FOR sALE-Twenty sharetstock h
First National Bank Of G.s1vIIte,
Miss. Make best offer all or haf ,ask.
P. o. Box AZ, Memphis, Tenn. 51oJi.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01

pee ~ I11IesIppil
u race trou6Ie ID Aalsnts.
|ther painful reminder Of
| which the trifins. loahng
kut the cities and towns OF
Fe to the peace and purity
|es and the good order OF
avoid the possibility OF
|currence in Mississippi ]
n il well to urge upon the
|the law charged with the
sponsibility Of preserving
ir rey1:cti' communities,
|mor forcement of
biz lants. At this
bel negroes con=
he towns I'D cities. They
hef do they spin, but un-
vesby all manner Of uheft,
hd other dishonest meth
II the same time they are
md planning for the COM
reater crimes. II the Off
law viii do their duty,
ionabIe character will be
ussice snd the loafers will
from the towns into the
ere they. will be forced to
rn ! livelihood. The white
) Of The country afford
lunities for remunerafive
who will work. Irealsze
enforcement o. this law
are > lot Of men in the
les ana towns who lease
houses to these criminals
them such rents as make
ent most profitable, who
within their power to pre-
srte,,lcnt of this law. But
n interest OF that class Of
ns should aot deter the
doing his duty ] regard
: Is almost ss great an
| good order Of society
criminal himself. Lei
orced, let these brutes
be driven to leg't'
forced TO earn then
sweat OF their faces,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01

Mr.. John Beam has assumed the
charge and management Of the CHM
ak Tonsorial Parlors on Poplar street.
Mr.. Harry Hutzinger, formerly man.
ager Of this popular place. viii open
up parlors on Walnut street as soon
as his fixtures arrive. His barber
shop will be one of the finest IN the
city.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01

We aim to please; and by Jove, we
believe we have hit the bulls eye OF
popularity. Call and see samples.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01

Better Sxu1, 49, OLD PHee.
Sounds business-Ilkey'ton't in True
as Gospel, howsves an we are will
ing TO prove i. ;
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01

The Emery Realty Co. is yours
for city real estate bargains. Con
,venient locations, low prices and rea.
sonablc terms.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01

How about your next iobl CIV
us an opportunity TO give you some
thing better than the last.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. s. Davidson, Mrs s.
Casstleman and Messrs NJ. Cohn, Abe
Cohh, and J. d. Cohn, Of Belzoni,
were the guests of friends in the city
last Ssendsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Rose and their
daughters. Misses Myrtle and Ruth,
returned home on Saturday from
Estes Park. Colorado, where they
had been spending the past six weeks.
-x-
The Delta r)rue Co, on Main
street, has fecenfly changed hands,
Mr.. R. NJ Hamb.ltu ourchasine the
stock and replenielAing i with fresh
goods. Read ths lnslts Drug Co.'S
ad in The Times.
~-x--
A petition is being s;ireuIaied for
street light on the eornef = oi Nelson
and Paplar streets. This iil5ht should
be placed at once as 4 is oi,e of the
darkest corners in the city.
The Mirror Restaurant (csrrei,o Z
Grego) has been handsomely reupa-
pered and painted and evesythian
made to look like new which makes
1t very desirable eating house.
Mr.. Tom Griffin. formerly clerk II
the local Office Of the Creenville &
Arkansas River Packet Co., has been
made the agent. Mr.. Griffin Is .
young man Of enterprisins capabiIi-
ties and will fll his important position
with credit.
The students Of the senior class of
the high school elected officers on
last Tuesday as follows; Mr.. Patton
Hebron. president: Miss Ann Thomas
vice president, and Miss Sloan Ryais.
secretary. For the Carol. the high
school proper, Miss Lille Romansky
was elected editor-in-chief. with. Miss
Josie Reausseau, assistant. and Pat
ton Hebron and Leo Sack, business
managers.
Mr.. Tony Buterz has removed his
East End restaurant into the new
k.:zf. &t4~. I..1.l...z ..x.t 81. L. .fJ
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01

The Secretary Of the Ladies Aid
Society Of St. James Episcopal
church hx called meeting Of the
society % be held nthe ysstry oi
the church on next Tuesday at n
o'clock.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01

ernor states that by a rigid
y OF this vagrancy law the
" shifiless and idle and
~, worl in town, can be
E.ottoh fields, and in de-
~. the prison farms,
VVWto work, or on the
~ the Governor Is a
is u full Is follows:
bn, MI. sept- IS, 1900.
Jaw Qosrs .consefvators
bee ~ \ |16laufcoi,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01

Miss-Gov. Vardaman to-
an address to the officers
in every town and village
i Mississippi, and to the
the peace and eonservators
ace in every district and
met Of every county, which
. according to the Cover
al, will result in a whole
pg OF the Migrants" OF the
york.
kernor's address is the out
be Atlanta, Ca, horror. He
such crimes and the con-
owing from them are prt
L. to the fact that vicious
groes are perm'''ed % loaf
egate IN tne si'ies ana
tna' 'nese make their Nv
ing ana roop'ng, ana other
= TINS safe oi uehanee OF
raauaily become more and
ana hatcn greater crimes
nor says that q rigid en-
'ne Nagraney law VIII
eF'1 Poss'pls' II IS
k'n Eo sn>' makes NE
sne ~ me wanqer-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01

II you take . pride in the
class Of stationery you use.
why not see US about your
workp II viii be better exc
/ cuteed and won't cost any
fpoTe than the other kind.
*%ttttttttt4tst
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-01

velopes. Shipping 49,
executed n a n,azzz
please. TT rs with y1ar
job.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-01-04

Next Sunday night after church
the electriclight plant will close down
for needed repairs The whole plant
will be overhauled, which 1t 10 esti-
mated will take from ten days to
two weeks. Those who use electric
lights had better take this timely
warming and get their coal oil lamps
in burning order.
The following Bates county teach
ers attended the state teachers asso-
cietion at Jefferson City last week:
County Superintendent A. L. Ives, P.
NJ. Allison, W. NJ. Carson, @. A. Ear.
som, Miss Julia Connelley, Emma
Mattingly, E. N. Brooks, q. N,
Lsedy. They report q Ane meeting
and much good work accomplished.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-01-04

Thos. G. Ellis, who came within
hall vote OF being sheriff OF BATES
County some years since, and who
has always retained the good will
and friendship Of all who know him.
spent Sunday and a portion Of Mon.
day in Rich Hill, mingling in the
most cordial manner with his many
friends and several relatives. Mr..
Ellis has been resident OF Colorado
Springs the past four years and holds
a position OF trust with prominent
mining company. He Is well pleased
with his new home, as the altitude
thoroughly agrees with him, but ia
still devoted to the people Of his
former home In Missouri. Review.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-01-04

We take eggs in exchange for dry
goods, shoes and clothing.
AZ tt. SAM'L LEVY & Co.
Who made sugar 20 lbs for $1.00?
-Norfeet & Ream Independent Gro.
Gerry.
|. Mr.. and Mrs Silas Levy went to
Helena. Ark, to be present at the
m arriage OF J. C. Meyer, brother Of
Mrs, Levy, which takes place in that
city to-day.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Bates National Bank
will be held in the directors room OF
the bank building Tuesday January
9th.
Frank E. Bratton, formerly a pop.
ular citizen OF Bates, for several
years a resident Of Stafford, Kansas,
remembers US with remittance Tor
renewal.
There will be no meeting OF Bates
lodge No. $50 l. O. o. F. next Mon.
dry night, because of the shutting
down Of the light plant.
Who reduced the prices In Butler,
so you can buy groceries cheaper in
Butler than asseic.-Norfeet &
Ream Independent Grocery.
Mrs. R. N. Flesher and Earl Davis,
Of Madison, Kansas, who have been
spending tho past week with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Davis, re.
turned home Monday.
J ]. Cameron called and favored
us with renewal. He recently sold
his residence property in Butler to
Ed. Miller and will move to his farm
south Of Butler early in the spring.
The Illinois tax commission hal
tlxsd the rate for next years stat.
taxation at 80 cents on the $l0l
assessed valuation. Nearly -four
times o. much as the state tax II
Missouri.
L. Shirley Childs, after an absence O
three years, came home to spend thu
holidays with hismother and friends
He Is travelling for an implsmen,
Arm and has been making his head
quarters In Oklahoma.
County Superintendent oiSchool
] A. L. Ives informs DC that he hasyis
| fed % schools 90 far and stu has A
LIN 10. vidk. With reasonable ,iai
vs9Shsf - thinks - can set throuel
! III month. : -
80 - = = rAxas a. Ii
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-01-04

Cannon. Weiner Elevator Company
"a receiving corn. 52.ti
Mare, Phaeton and harness for
sale, call at this Office.
Abe Shetrone, OF Weir, Kansas, is
q new subscriber.
Get prices at Norfeet & Ream In
dependent Grocery before you buy.
Mrs Mary c. Finley, Elk City,
Idaho, sends us remittance for re.
The Salvation Army OF Kansas
/, City fed 5000 hungry people on
Christmas day.
J Several OF the Butler merchants
were busy last week invoicing their
\etock Of goods.
lobe Utley called and had his name
enrolled for the old reliable.
May the New Year be one Of peace
and prosperity to every reader OF
the booming TINES.
A large lumber Of Influential Dem.
ocrats were attending the committee
meeting Saturday.
Mrs.. Fred Cobb called and had
THE TINES sent to Mrs. ]. T. Frost,
ct Parsons, Kansas.
Charley Spear, Of Caldwell, Kansas,
sends rsmittance for renewal by bis
brother, Sam Spear.
The Democrats Of Cass county win
hold 8 primary election March 18th
10 nominate their county ticket.
4 Or. Tyrell, an eminent divine Of st,
Louis, b flling the pulpit at the
G6hst's church every evening this
vesk.
Aitsr 3 weeks vacation for tbs
= hc1idays the Bntlsr public schools
sned again Tor business Monday
prning.
r. postofflce at Isle, q village IN
& Cssu sounty, was robbed the Other
s light q e115 In cash and stamps
Ays ~ News.
sThs annual meeting Of the stock
ldsss u rs Missouri State Bank
4 tn ploes IN We dirsctors room
~ tepk building today,
a. "a hlsnd ]. @. snodgrsss, /
pct6l ilkwef. d Dssp Water
1|l NJ % Monday anl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-27
Sdnuenficlocr 8cocnfieier.

81 ilaoclpbia a, ga, 25.Sept.
- 81 elmer beiheiOenen Wnbl5cit,
beItebeno aus 9roO, Butter, apicl-
mus llnO @oiier, lieBen iit bier Die
Wit0licOer ser eriten Sdupetfieloer
@elneinoc, Die g~nbdllger &aipor BON
Sdnuenfielo's, in ibrcr STRIDE babier
itieOer. Sic Srllgalit1t oieier Mabl-
Seit bate fir Die 1"beilnebmer eitc
ticie 9eoel,tung, oa Iie cine Crime
ring an cine ser eriten SanoIungcll
ibrer Toriabren lparen, ais oieie Dor
t72 Sabrcn al Den llfern oes Geld
mare lonoeten. Dor alien Singer
ihlultren Tie 0en 9eboroen 0es Can.
Des Sreue. Bis alii ben b%eutiBcn
5ag babcn Die S6menfieloer bieicr
Sebraid beilig gebaltct uio aljdbr,
lid itreng beobadtet. Der @oites.
0ienlt ianb Worgcns uno Nndmit.
tags itatt. Sn Der Bauic murOe Oas
frugale WabI eingenommer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-27
Samuritnncr in Sunoun.

Ticr Wcrtrctcr elmer uraltcn ges
beimnibpnllen Observation-Disclosures
Seftc lpcilcn geDcnm0rtig in Sonoon,
no man ibnen III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
&reiicn onS gr6Btc Sntereiie cntgegcn-
brinot. IS lino WtGlncr ans ser Sefte
Ger Somorituncr, bie IN ibrcr 1llBcs
rem Grihcinlng uno &nltutg, mie III
ibrcn Nnmcll an Die Eatriord)cn 0cS
oltcn ScltumcntS crinncrn: Slaac
Ben Nmrnm, bn-Gobcn basScpi Sullf
Den >Sacob ba.Goben bosSepi, 9tagc
Ben &bnocr boGpben baaScui ut0 81.
lubi Vell Sdcob Sclnbi. Gie bier
WiGnncr iillo onbcrGcloobnlid BODICE
modicnc bagere @~cltulten, i'll ibrent
9encbmcn ld)lpciglom llno milroig.
Sic limo IN prieltcrlid)e @elp1n0cr &c.
fleioct mo fiibrcn Bidder mo Shrii-
ten bon rmidGbborcm Mcrtbc NIT iid).
Iaruntcr lit cine Gollc, Die lett ltnges
5Gbltcn Subrbunoertcn IN ibrer Sps
nu0oae bcnllbt miro, uralte 8cbctbii-
der, mo cine pergtlbtc 3eitafcl. III
Der bon i6rcn pcrltprbcncn Sobcpric-
itcrn berihtet miro. Die Somnritancr
lino no1 england gefommen. llnl fir
i6ren bon Den Siirfcn ongeblid per-
iolgten unb nit Ibgnbcn iibcrbilroe.
ten Stomm ltntcrltiibula nno Sillfe
SIT iinoen. Ser @ildoi BON Serulalenl
bat ibnen eincn 9riei an Den Sild)of
bon 2onoon mitgcgebcn, un0 &onig
Gomuro miro ibrcn piellcidt cine Nils
oien5 0cp1brcn.-Ier 2onooner Sab,
bincr Or. @ulter modltc eineru Bel.
tungSpertrctcr folgen0c Wittbcilrns
gen iiber Die Son1oritoner, Die CT ais
ocn lcbten ltebcrrcit Der G"ltelten iiiOi-
id)en Scfte 6e5eidnete: v@S lito ltn'
qcfGbr nod 200 g~ngcborigc oes
StammcS p~orbanoen. Sic ipreden
feline europGii6c Sprodc, %ionoern
MIR Nrobild, ODER ein lebr lhrpierlgeS
SebrGiid. Sic 9lauben MIR on Die
iiini Bidder MoicS mo betrad)ten an"
ocrc ,Silocn ulS S6iSnlotifer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-27
Gas acltuBlcnc Scnfmal.

gniS Eeit mirb iol9enOc abcttcller'
lid fl~ingen0e 8cidid)te berid)tct: Dor
orci Sobren ereigiete lif in Felt cill
oroBeS 9ronoungliid. SoS an Der
aercpeier.S troBe beiinolidc Bart
ler @oarenbollS," ein folollaler Vau,
brunnte polfommen nie0er. Grit
mebrere Gage noh Dem 9raioe emit
ocdte man. ooB Die oa9emeinc Ser
apirrllng non mcbrcren l(nbcfannten
bcnltbt porocH mar, un eltet oerlpcs
9eren Iiebitobl dts5ufiibren. Nus
Dem in ser Hdbc Der grdnolt1tte be.
iil1oli6en flcinen Eorf mar ndmlid)
Sic 9ron5ebiiItc bon Scarf &isialuop
acltoblen moroen, ull0 ebenlo marcll
BON Der Tompe Oe3 SolfstbeaterS
5mci gngel aus @ron5e, Die bort aiit'
geItelt gelpeien luarer, ipnrlos Der
ifmunoen. Iugen5elgclt goben ip1'
ter an, onB 5iuei illtge Sellte am9tdd)'
mittag, ais ser grotO nod lpiltDete,
bic 9iiltc bcS GiSiollioD pom Sodel
6critttcr gellonllnen un0 altf eiltelt
bereit I~tebenocn Wogen aueggeiilbrt
bitten. Gieiclben 3mei bGttcn oann
ul,d) oic beioen gngcl bon Der Hampe
oeS S~olfstbcoters entiernt. Gas
Niles mar IngelidtS 5oblreider yer
ioncn geideben, nelde gloilbten, es
banole iid unl cine S1lrberung oOer
Geporatur Der giiite uno Der beioer
1iguren. alc Nadioridungen nad)
oen p%erlpegenen Iic6en blieben perge.
bcl,S, aud bic gilite uno Die Gngel
blieben ipurloS uerid)punoen. Sebt
erbielt nun oie Better S%taotballpt'
mannidaft ein anonpmeS ShreIben,
in Dem mitgetbeilt muroe, 0aB Die
Sta0t Yrebburg ieit aur5em Elm aiS'
iolu0p , Ienfmal bette, uno omar lei
Dies aus Der in Eeit g~eitoblenen gillt(
mo Ben 5wei gngeln 5uiammengc'
iebtl Wan penoete lid iofort an oil
Stuotbauptmannidait in YreBburQ
lro oieie tbeilte nit, ooB tbatiddlid
Dor fllr5cr 3eit oieieS aisialuop'
Tenfmal auf Dem Sauptplab ii
Brebburg erridtet pliroe. Die Stao:
TreBburg iei ourf ben aauf in Der
@eiib bieies 0enfmals gelangt mi
babe boiiir 5000 aroren be5ablt. Oil
Setter Stobtbnilptnannihdft iragtI
ioiort neueroiigS al, BON ipein oil
lStaOt FreB6urg oas Gentmal gefauii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-27
Gcrmietcr Sdjuuner.

9runS III If, Ga, %. Sept, -
Siciigc SceIcllte iito ser gniiht, ooi
Der nod Bolton geb0rigc Sdoonct
.Sorrp y. 6iSfe," Gapt. Mooop, wcl'
der Bolton am fl. September per
loiien bate, nit ser geiammtcnl BE.
monmung pcrloren 9egangcn lit ut>
ooB CT elmer Scr unbetunnt geblie.
6enen Sfooncr lit, oeren llntergonq
gemeloet mur0e. Der nSiSfe" trug &c.
lpobnlid) cine Wonnihoit Don iieber
aopien. 9oa Dor nellen Sabrcn II
Yelinit, Wiaine, geboutc Sdiii rrgi
itrirte 745 Solncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-27
3oneinne6mcr @inian s. Stone
George {. &enlp.
Of Ir

3olleinnebmcr @iaiam s. Stone.
George Z. &enlD.
Sranf GroB.
Gen. Ectcr 2eurp.
Gon Der SnnoelSfontmlcr sic SS.
s. 6. @ormon, u. 3. S%i0ebotbom, ".
s. Spice, &. g. Ginning, s. 6. Bud.
ingbnmL @iloro Ebomion, Sen
Compton, Gcuben Softer, SSoicpb 81.
Sourb, Soiepb 81 @iorgiu, Mortpn
Stcpart, jun, unb Capt. 70. 6. Gliaz
ion.
Gon nScrein Der &oufleute unO
6obrifonten" Die @S. Geltben Softer,
@en. Srancis 6. @oterS, @olter ..
groofS, @en. j. 8. 2otrobc, @. &.
&olile ltt0 Clarence $. Sorrelt, &C.
frct1r.
Son Scr Sonbclsbeborbe Die SS.
&obcrt Hamiop GrGiibent, Soicpb u.
Sooro llno Sberit ". $. 2ope.
@om o&ercin ser Sonoclsrciienocn
un0 &ouflclltc" Die SS. s. Surrp
Srcgoe, %oriiber, Sobn ". Hice, 9.
u. Mollet, 6. Z. Soncs unb ". $.
IS. gelt.
Sr. Wc9teol, elmer Scr Sireftoret
Scr yGbciopcafe & 9clomorc 9onals
Gompognie".
Mupor g. Glop SimonlS rnb
Gbrfz Sngciicllr ". Goblin @cnorif.
OtitglieO George u. Eearrc
nnO G~ongreB,Wiit9lieO Sbumns q.
Smith ionOtcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ben.
General Selir NgrulS iii6rtC Den
&oriib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-27
~Ginidmngsclnms BON Gbineiem.

81. Sobns, RS, %. Sept.
ginc anaeblid nad Nclp. yorf geb0-
renoc amerifaniidc Sad)t, pelde an
geblid II Gbineien an 9oro bat, De.
rem ginidmuggelung IN einen cana
Oiiden oOer amerifaniiden Soien lie
pcriuden jolt, lit am periloiicncr
Somitng pon Elaccntia obgeiabreu.
Ger aoloniole arcu5cr yNeptune" iii
bealitragt iporoen, auf bas 1abr5eig
Sago 5u MAIDEN, I'm cs megen allgeb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-27
Die geitrige Gcgiltratium.

gm 5ipeiten Gegiitrirun9stoge wltrs
Oen 20,672 9iirger in oie Bidder
cin9ctroger, 1868 bericlbcn pa.
rem Neger.
am 5meitcn Gage ser &cgiitrirung
lieBen iih 20,672 @iirgcr in oic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-27

@ablbiidcr eintragen, gc9ei1 1902
am eriten 8e9iitrotionStoge. llnter
oen gcitcrn GcgiItrirtcn btforbcn iid)
1868 Negcr. Selltc iino sic Gcgi.
ltrirlofolc wieocr g%c0finct.
3oS gcitrigc GciuItot ser Hegiitris
rllna mar mte folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-27
Nms bcntid)cn @crcinen.

ySbalia" erbGIt Ganfidreiben. -
@cIangucreine iiben ileibig fir
@inter . Gampognc. - llebun0S.
itunoen bel fGltcrer 8itterln0
gut bell1t. - 9tcltcr Sereill in
Sigblun0tolpu.
nSboIia Wt Gnner6or."
Sn Der geitcrn s(bcno in nSoigt'S
SoIle" obgeboltcnen Singltunoc OcS
oSbolia-MGnnerhors" iibte Iirigent
Sobn Is. Sralf NIT Ocn 5oblrei6 CT.
ihicncncn Sdngcrn oie 2ieoer fir
Den nGditcn sNbcn0
elm. sic Oaroltf folgenoe @eldGitS-
iibung lullrOe bonn ErGlioenten M.
gSoltbcr gcleitet unO bonn ScfrctGr
George Sintmelbcber protofoQirt. Sn
bcrlclbcn iprr0en 3llnGd)lt Die Ginln'
bllnge1 beS 8clonNpereins nWielo0ie"
uno ocs oSuiibrs 0iltrifts" oeS
r0Gitifcn llnteritiitun9S . 9unbcS"
perlelen mo angenomnten. Tun CT
nent H%unbidrciben Der ,Gcrcinigten
SGnger" bej. Der 8ele0ntcnlpobl mo
Wiitglieoerliite luurbe aenntniB &C.
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