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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17
WORK AMONG PRISONERS
MUCH GOOD BEING DONE
Number of Religious People Under
Leadership of Rev. Clarence M. Case,
Are Bringing Christianity to Those
Who Need 1t.

number of religious people under
the leadership of the Rev. Clarence
Case, who believe that much good can
be accomplished among Indicators
and criminals, have commenced to
hold services every other Sunday at
the county Jail. Mr.. Case, himself,
keeps in close touch with the inmates
of the county bastile, and when he
finds a man with desire to forsake
the old life, and walk in the straight
and narrow path, he not only gives
him encouragement and advice, but
uses his best endeavors to put him IN
the way of making an homes. living.
Mr.. Case is OF the belief that much
good can be found beneath tho sur
face in this class of humanity, and it
can be brought out if one goes about
the matter in the right way.
Mr.. Case is at the present time try
ing to procure employment for re
cent inmate of the jail-a man of edI-
cation and ability-whose downfall is
due to an abnormal appetite for LID
uor. 1t is likely that an effort will be
made to have him placed in one OF
the several institutions for the cure
Of the drink habit.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17

Free advice given on the germ dis
eases of domestic animals. Write
the National Medical Co. Sheldon, Ia.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17
no YOU KNOW

That DIR. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription Is
the only medicine sold through druggists
for wOman's weaknesses and peculiar all
ments that does not contain large quantf-
ties OF alcohol? 1t is also the only medicine,
especially prepared for the cure OF the
delicate diseases peculiar to women, Inc
maker of which is not afraid to take his
patients into his full confidence, by print
ing upon each bottle wrapper all the ingre-
dents entering into the medicine. Ask
your druggist If this is not true.
.cFavorite Prescription" too, Is the only
medicine for women, all the ingredients
of which have the unqualified endorse
ment of the leading medical writer's OF the
several schools of practice, recommend
ing them for the cure OF the diseases Tor
which the Prescription Is advised.
Write to DIR. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. T.,
for free booklet, and read the numer-
GUS extracts from standard medical au-
thorities praising the several ingredients
OF which DIR. Pierce's medicines are made,
and don't forget that no other medicines
put up for sale through druggists Tor DO,
nestle use can show any such pro- esseOftdt
endorsement. This, of itself, y OF lar
more weight and importance than any
amount Of so-called testimonials" SO
conspicuously Haunted before the public,
III favor of the alcoholic compounds. =,
The ~Favorite Prescription cures all
wornan's peculiar weaknesses and de-
rangements, thus banishing the periodical
headaches. backaches, bearing-down dis
tress. tenderness and dragging down sen.
Stations in lower abdomen, accompanied
by weakening and disagreeable catarrhal,
pelvic drains and kindred symptoms.
DR. Pierce and his staff of skilled spe-
cialists may be consulted free by address
ing as above All correspondence Is
treated as sacredly confidential. BY con-
sulting in this way the disagreeable
nuestionings and personal examinations
are avoided.
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser contains some very interesting
and valuable chapters on the diseases
peculiar to women. 1t contains over one
thousand pages. 1t is sent post paid, Cd
receipt of sufficient in one-cent stamps to
nav cost OF mailing only, or 81 cents for
{. copy in flexible paper covers, or 81 cents
for cloth-bound copy. Address DIR. K. ".
Pierce as above.
DIR. Pierce's Pellets regulate and invig-
crate stomach liver and bowels. One
q laxative, two or three cathartic.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17
An Open Letter.
For Sunday Reading

It does not pay to prOcraStinate, as
is proved by the following that was
sent to the Root Juice instructors
for publication: I'm the later part
Of last summer, while the Root Juice
people were in Logansport, 1 heard
of many wonderful cures Root Juice
was making and had made, but L
thought it was only newspaper talk.
Finally one of my neighbors sent for
some of the medicine. She had suf-
trouble. After taking it about two
weeks you could hardly tell she was
the same person. Her complexion had
cleared up; she had increased Won
derfully in flesh and was looking bet
ter than had ever seen her. She is
now healthy as any woman IN our
neighborhood. At the time both my
wife and daughter were seriously al
f1icted with rheumatism. My wlfe's
condition was so serious she was I'M
able to get out of bed without assist
ance. Her limbs were stiff and pain
was intense. Her fingers and toes
were cramped, and almost useless. My
daughters troubles were confined to
her knees and shoulders. The suf-
fering in my family had been going
on for several years. After seeing
what Root Juice did for my neighbor
/ got one of the circulars that came
with my neighbours medicine. After
reading it over several times l said
to my wife's mother. You and daugh-
ter must have some of that medicine.
| She tried to persuade me to leave 1t
alone. as we had tried so many things
without any benefit; but I drove to
| town that day and bought six bottles
| of Root Juice, and some of the Uze-it
| pain OIL In few weeks both my wife
and daughter were entirely free from
| main and are now as free from rheu-
matism as anybody l know. l want
every afflicted person to know just
what the medicine did for my wife
and daughter. My name is George HI.
Scott, r. r. No. A, Logansport. l will
gladly answer any letter"
| The Root Juice instructors at LUX
ems drug store feared that Foot Juice
would run out before Saturday, but
they received another shipment Fri
day morning So those that call will
not be disappointed. 1t does not pay
to wait another day. The sooner you
start with Root Juice the quicker the
results. Even one hour of suffering
saved is worth much. Drop in LUX
ems drug store and meet the instruc-
tors. you will find them very pleas
ant people and they always seem glad
to give any information within their
power.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17

text books as much as they are en-
titled to have free teachers and free
supplementary books. Practically ev-
erything about the free school Is free
except the text books.
Child Labor.
Next to the parents, the teacher,
more than any other person, has at
heart the best and highest interests of
the child. We therefore commend the
efforts of Senator A. j. Beveridge to
secure the enactment Of national
child labor law, and we favor the pas
sage of law by the Indiana General
Assembly to better guard the rights
and health of children toiling in mills
and factories.
w. S. HISER,
CHARLES JORDAN,
ELMER e. OLDACRE,
p. V. VOORHEES,,
Committee.
A second set of resolutions was
drawn up as follows:
We recommend that vote of APP
probation of the Wayne county teach
ers be extended to DR.. Coulter for the
excellent instruction given today. Also
that our thanks be extended to Rev.
Clarence Case and to the high school
orchestra for their participation in
the program.
We further recommend, that a
statement of appreciation of the excel
lent work of Miss Mary A. Stubbs be
given her as she resigns from the
Richmond High School, after long
period of faithful service.
We also express our approval OF the
efforts of the Y. NJ c. A., and suggest
that the teachers cooperate with its
promoters in the work.
1t is suggested that tent be pro-
yided at the chatauqua grounds for the
use of teachers as rest tent, and that
a checking clerk be provided to re-
ceive parcels. This is not to be used
as Headquarters for agents for teach
ers' journals.
ELIZABETH SANDS,
LAURA HEDGE,
ELIZABETH LASHLEY,
Committee on General Resolutions.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17

If in need of hog, sheep or cattle
dipping tank, write before buying to
the National Medical Co. Sheldon, Ia.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17
PlTH AND POINT.

Don't get critical when your bcss
tells you to do things.
But few people appreciate the rose
until they encounter the thorn.
Unless a man knows when he has
enough he's apt to get too much.
1t doesn't pay to hurry. Take your
time. but don't take other peoples.
Isn't it strange that men who braS
always brag about something thar
doesn't interest you in the least?
Don't forget that your social standing
in the next world will not depend upon
the fashionable cut of your garments
In this.
Don't sit down and think about what
you would do if you could live your
life over. Get busy and improve thc
rest of it-ChicaGo News.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17

text books as much as they are en-
titled to have free teachers and free
supplementary books. Practically ev-
erything about the free school is free
nYcpnt the text hooks
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-27
Die critic 2eidlc ocbur0cn.

Ser 2eidnom bon Sobn Gerber, mel
der Dor 5lpci Wtouoten nit bier
&erpanOteu ertrant, in Der Gbeia.
iopeofe.@ai oltf0efunoen.- Sobr
ioeutifi5irt Ben goter.
GoB Die aus finn WGnncrn bette
bcnbc @eleQi6oft, melfe Dor 5ruei
Wtpnoten ouf 10 leidtferti9e @eiic
perIllfte, nit einen1 Hltoerbpot bel
Itilrmtildlcm @etter bon s@np Shore
Eort" nad Der nGditen Station Der
Sparrolu9 Goint 2inie 5u gelon9cn,
0ieleS toQtii6nc llntcrnebmcn nit
Dem Sooc 9cbiibt bat, untcrliegt nltl-
mcbr feinem 3lueiicl mebr, 0enu &C.
tern mltr0e Der Scldnom zines Woll=
neS, Der nobc @eItdeIter, Queen
MINES Gollntp, ans Dem @oiier &C.
ilidt ipuroe, bon Soiep6 2or6er oils
ocrieuige ieine8 GoterS inoentifi5irt.
Ger Sei1uam lpur0e bcreitS am
Sonntaa ol~lf0efunOcn, uno ga Ser
lclbe ltorf in &crmeiun0 iibCrgeQon-
gen mar, Iofort bcer0igt. Coroner 9r,
u. 8. Senrp BON StepcnSpiQe, mel
der sic GIeioer oeS Sooten 0ltrd.
ludtc, ionO BARN cine 9lrl5obl &c.
AenitGn0c, mclhc 0nrnui lhljcBen lie.
zen, BOB ser Sobte bon Baltimore
Itommtc mo I'M o9iep })ort Clothing
Sollie" orbeitcte. Gr benad)rid)tiate
Die genonnte 6irmo, ipcId)c li6 nit
Dem Staotrotbsmlitglieo 9cb in Scr.
blnou1g Iebtc mo 2ebtcrer ionotc
oonn cincl iciner S6bne nit Dem
iltngcn 2orber nah @cItdcIter, no
ielbIt Ser SoGn sen 2eihnom ocs
&oterS i0cntifi5irtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-27

6 / ter 4beno: guccini'S
y2a 9oGeme."

--
ST.. Seinri6 Gonrteo, Ser 0ireftor
Der 9tem-Oorfer metropolitan Sperl-
geIe1l6oft" lit 5l einem oreiabeno.
lt6en @aitipiel nad) Baltimore &C.
tommen, Gin mniifoliides Greignib
eriten Gonges. ltno Baltimore meiB
oas 81 miirbigen. Srob Ser Char
node uno trob Der boben 8reiie bot
Die groBe Salle geitern 9tbeno boS
8ilo zines iiberpoa beiebten SallieS.
Srmoerte Itanocn lire brei Stunben
NIT @enuB perbunoen ob. Sr. Cont
rieO bot ben 9nItimorern am erlten
9tbeno ctluoS NelleS, Euectni'S go
9obene." Die Sper fiibrt, lpie Der
SiteI beiagt, III oas 2eben uno Gret.
ben 0eS Barrier Guartier Satilt, no
Stuoenteu, 2iteroter, 9iinItler uno
permonotc Scelen Die oSobeme" bill
ben. Sa5 Sertbub lit nah W%tltrger'S
,9aS 2cben Ser 9obcne" redt nit
tclmGBig 5llgeidnitten ollein &uccint
bat oas Sibretto muIifolild id)ou
mo mirtiam ouSgeItattet. Stolicler
im Stpl, ober NIT Gigenort bea
Stplo rmo picIiob g%eroOe5u raifinir-
ter Notwithstanding. Die Gillette.
Der 0ominonte itno bon Guccini nit
piel @eihid ultSgeniibt. llno bod
miro man Der Sper nidt red)t frob.
0icicS 8obeme-Wtilieu logt inns nidt
SIT. 90 lit Elm GROCER Eoct Hltoplf
(Sr. @arllio), ser grobe Woler Wtors
cello (Sr. Scotti), Der groBe Wulifer
Sdoluoro (Sr. SimorO) uno Der
0roBe 8bilolopb Geline (Sr. Sour
nett, bie 10 libel bran iilo, ooB Der
9idtcr Dos 3inn1er nit ieincm Wtos
mticript 5ll bciScn pcrIlidt. limo III
oieict GreiS tretcn nod 5mei BARRIER
8riiettcn. llno bie &onoli1ng gebt
chen, ipie iie IN oieien SrciIcn ebcn
SIT gcbeh pflegt uno baS Gnoe - MN
0as ldBt 1ld) leIcbt Dellten. Wtlllll Ole
idon int crIten Slftc frGnflid iii,
fomnt inn pierten Gift mieoer, INN 81
Itcrbcn. llnb Tie Itirbt. Tuccini luBt
Sic S6perfronfe o6cr nod INNER
iinocn, oils Oh lie ilber intafte polc
2ungenfraft berIiigc. 9ergleidel
boben iid onoere Gomponiitcn altt
idon crIanbt. 9ie Yartie Der o0tni'
botte in Mobome Sorrar cine ganj
bor5iigli6e @ertrcterin. Die &iinlt-
lerin bot in Spiel uno @eIang cine
rrG6tige o"iitun9, unb ibr 6reuno
Gorltlo b. ""ht I'll iuer'
hcn. Sci
'honer 6
y Ssfs,f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-27
Ion. in fritiihem 3

Go6 in FIRTH dem IL
1tanoc. - @ie bereits beridltct, CT
eigrlcte Iih om Sonntag Nadmittog
al Sulton.a penlte unb 2ormanltraBe
buburdb Gin llnioa, oaB Elm bon Srt.
1reoerid IS. Seruaro bon Nr. 1909,
SoQinsitraBe, gelenfteS 8Iero bon
eillem autompbil %getrofien Snroe.
Mit Srn. Scporo b~efanoen iid) IN
Dem @eiGbrt Sri. 2poia 3lpan5ger
Bon Gr. 1901, &elt.SombaroitraBe,
uno beren bier Sabre alte Hidte See
len Marie 3wnn5ser. Sr. Serparo
fam init Ieitbten S1iiriungen uno
Sri. 3wan5ger nit idmer5baIten
Gerlcbungeu oapon, mobrenD oaS
fleine M1ohen innere Serletungen
erlitt. gs idDcbtc geltern 2lberlo nod
spiiden Seben uuo 600. Sas aino
beiinbet iif in Der @obntng ieines
Sbeims, ocs I~potbefers 5. $.
;3lpon,ger, Hr. 1901, @elt.2ombaro-
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-27

II ter DAFT ge'
Itellt. g. Ger Geitauratellr Sol.
Goienfrau5 Don Nr. 300, Silo.Small.
moooitraBe, oeiien @irtbidait AM
Sonntdg slbcno Don Der Goli5ei iiber-
rumpelt pur0e, lit gGtetIt, bonn Ild)'
ter gcat1 If Ser peitfiden Goli5ei.
itation lpegen ongeblidlen Spirituos
Ienuetfaifs inter $500 'giirgihoit
fir oas @cridtsperiabreu geitelt
moroen.
6ief BON elmer 2eiter. -
ST. @iintber, 80 Sabre olt, aus
Wognolio, Mio., melder I'M 2ofomos
tipifuppcn Der Eenniplpanio .9obn"
bel 9opbielp orbeitete, iiel geItern
9a6mittog bon elmer 2eiter itno ct.
lit 8erlebungcn an &opf uno Siiftc.
gr mur6e ouf cinem 3uge nod Union
Citation mo BON BORT nod oem
.StootSoipitol" Geionot no er
gbcnos 8 llbr ietuen Berlebltngen
erlaa. Coroner ct. Supoen unteriud)t
Den. %llniall.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-27

Safer Mtref's 0ementi.-
8oter Srorcis Miref, Der ScelIorger
Der unabbongieen fatbolil6en Stride
Der Muttcr imneriu1brenoer Siilfe,
bot cine oabingebenbe grfldrltng OBJ
-gegeben, ooB ieine @cnleinOc nidt
ooron oenfe, lid pieoerum Der ro'
miid.fotboliidens STRIDE an5ul6lic-
ben.
@offenitill It anb. = Ger
Strife Der ,tnid)eren" Metger i'll
SIt-galtimore lit fir Die 3eitoaver
ser iiibiiden Seiertage anfgeIdoben
meroen. +.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-27
lltft" puu
Wtarior'-
,.ye, lpte oil
.,,u N6cnoS peroient ma.

,l, Iben0S peroient ma
..u, sri. S9nller, sic ausge5eids
ltete Soubrette, Die sic n@eaner"
T16erin init elmer Totiirlid)feit uno
W%emonOt1eit, etnent nlebr olS bib
n%enmGBigen, gemiiiermaBen impropi-
lntoriihen Slunor ga6. Sic wor eln-
iaf f0Itlid). 9lu6 ibre uolte Stwie-
aermltter" in ser Gerfleioungsicene,
uno Dor 9tGen1 sic nGomooie Ser Sr-
rungen," ais lie Die Srou Don Sd)om-
bar iiir Die 8eIeaihaiterin bolt uto
tic nidt oufbort, oaS Sob Scr Sod)in
All Iinger, uno bei'm Sorlelen boz,
ben s8ebeimniiien oes SeubooenS"
er5ablt, maren Cabinet 2eiltungen,
Sic oos Iublifllm sum n@einen" Dor
,9ad)en" brad)ten. Der muiifalllde
nShreiber" @uItop Sarbbeim beipieS,
SAB iein gutter Guf aui alien oelttifen
9iibRen amerifo's mebr ais bered'.
tigt lit, er lit Der rcd)te lhnpoorlge
@erliner Surge, oen\ mir ouf ben
9iibnen 10 gcrne ieben. .8elbfe, Der
0iencr," Sr. SuliuS StGotler, mar
urfomild uno nedte ons Gerlongen,
i'm in elmer groBeren Iole 5u ieben.
Sri. Marg. Sarenp ais rSlfo" uto
Sr. Gorl @erncr ol8 nSdJmdmmes
ten" muroen ibren fleinen Hollett
ourdolts geredt. Hroi. .. .. Sten'
iuolo's Ord)eiter belorgte Die 9eglei.
tung. Gas Geiune Oes @an3en lit,
ipie eii Witglieb oes Sbeater.Gom
ties oes y9iireer : Screins" lagte:
Soften mir bei Der erlten @orItel-
lung oos geboten, botten mir Die
2ellte nidt einlalien fonnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-27
6ciratbS Gicen,en.

6%olgenoe Seiratbs : 2icensen muir.
Den geltern bonn Glerf bes Common
Fleos. @eridts ausgeltcIlt:
@iqiam z. 8nigbt 80, uno Caro-.
line 3isnep, 80 Sobre oft; 2ieen5 ge.
bolt bon Sbomas %. GobertIon.
George &c. 9otifl %, uno Bauline
z. ard)er, % Sabre olt; 2icens ge.
bolt bon 10. u. 9ietidl iun., Ir, 1922,
Giliieaitrobe.
@orren Iop S6onpion %, unS
Moraaret ~. Bird, 30 Sabre oft;
2icen5 gebolt bon @arren Hap
Sbomplon, Hetps0orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-27
,er 81 etaer. @eionaner

Ger yM eb @eiangners
etn" uno .W etgers 5rauens
8ercin" bielten geitern 9l6eno nod
Sdlub oes oelltiden S6eaters Gin,
febr in Dem gemiitbliden Geltaurant
oes &rn. Aug. 6. @agner, Nr. f16,
Aoro,gocnltraBe. Sic bradten einen
allten Sulnor pom Sbeater nit uto
omiiiirten iih in Solge oeIien bel Dem
colen Stoii bes &rrl. @agner nod
einige Stunoen gang portreiflih.
Sein Gecororettete
= Geteftip Tbomos Burns
milroe geitern bon Ser Goli5eibebor-
Sc lpegen 8etrunfenbeit nit elmer
Strafc bon 500 belegt. Seiu gutter
Heeorb, melden Waridaa 5ornon l..
Gopt. Gumpbrep be5eilgten, retteten
ben geteftip Dor Der entlaiiung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-27
Shiifsnadlrihteu.

briItionuno 8, "a. M1rs. =
Ingelnngt lit bier ser 9ampfer
yuniteo States" altf Ser Sabrt BON
Helu-yorf nod aopenbogen.
goulogne, 90. MGrs. - Der
bon Iotterbam nad Neip-Yorf be.
'tinmte 3ampfer nHpnoam" iette
leine 5obrt nod .Heiu.yorf fort.
Sapre, 20. M1rs. - Mgefabren
nod Iep.Dort lit Ser 9ampier ga
Yretaene.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-27

III
Gift IT,,
GreiS Der .
i~toltete bielen
poriieriih INT .ytelt
Yart %gelongli, epren. Sr,
Scotti bot itimnIld), mie oorItelleno,
einen treiflihen .Wtarcello," unO Die
$50. Sournct unO Simaro Iteatet oils
Gbiloiopb uno Ytiliifer gelanglld
ibren Monn. Ger Gbor, Der MIR int
slueiten s(fte aIftritt, mar rein nno
iider, uno boS Srd)eiter inter Der
tempcron,entpolen 2eitung oes Srl.
@igl,o ~lciitete burflpee lebr SdoneS.
Die Spcr fanb cine lebr parme gn1'
nobnte llnb Die 9ertrctcr Der Sailpt-
roaen pllrben ourf groB gel geifall
1inb pieliade Serporrufc ollsge5cit'
net. Seute Ibenb eiebt's etn anoeres
Genre, Sumperoind's bcr5ige Dtdrs
hen.Ope nSaniel nnb @retel" uno
2concapolo's nEaelioeei."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-27

Inter GROCER 9etbeiIigltng bon 2eio.
%tro0ctoen fano geltern Na6mittag
bic Seeroi9mg oc3 am %. WGr, int
AIter bon II Sabrcn ueritorbenen
@rn. Goniel Sdmnrb pom lroucr.
boltie, Der. t10t, Ioro.G orcpltroBe,
ans o1f Dem o0rltiobia. Eor SrieO
bof" ltott. Foitor Chr. &ii6n BON
ser epong -lutb. ct, YoulS.airdc
dntirte i'm Sraucrballic mo am
@robe. &oitbore 9lumenipenoen
i6miidten Ben Sorg. Die lebte gbre
olS 9abrtuhtrG9er erpicien bem
Gnti6lnfcnen Die SS. S. s. Stein,
Sobn Gngel, Sobn Mebrina, CIR.
Semmeter, s. $. Soldier, mo s. s.
Seim. Sr. George @eber leitete oie
9ccrOigung. Sr. Shmor5 purbe am
1. Scbrltar 1880 III llnterIhontbal,
Sberamt 9adllang, 8iirttcm6era,
0eboren mo fam i'm Sabre 1919 nnd)
Inlerifa. Gr mar orcimol perbcira.
tibet, 0oS critic Wal nit ser p%erltor6es
men GliIabetb, geb. Homer, OaS 5neite
Dial nit ser peritorbenen &otborinc,
geb. Hildert, ,tno 0aS brittle Wtal nit
Ser iebigen @ittipe Charlotte, geb.
He0ner. Die lebte g6e blieb finder
los, oagegen lino aus eriter Che bier
ainber, Die SS. So6n ulo George
Shlporb uno Die Srallell Settrp Ar.
nolb uno Sobn S6ultGciS, ulo aus
5meiter Gle 5mei 9inoer, Sr. Goniel
S6morb uno Srou 8m. Siirfe, oor'
bonben. Meben 0en Ginocrn binters
lGbt ser GerItorbcne 81 gnfcl rnb
bier l(renfel. Sr. Sflporb mar
0ddermeiIter llno betrieb 90 Sabre
lang at Ser 2erin0ton', nobe ShrG.
beritrobe, cine 9Gtcrei uto icit Den
lebten Is So6reu cine ioldc in Nr.
110l, Noro.G orepItrobc.
Su9enoIid) dc Ginbreder.-
- SIN meltlid)en Foli5cioiitrift mllr.
Den flint junge Scltte perboitet, mel
die inter Dem 8erOod)t lteben, Die
5oblreiden 3iebitGble, lueldc in leB.
ter 3cit in ser neltlidcn Holi5eiitn.
ton gcnneloet mrroen, begnngen 81
bobell. Girefte acknowledgement lie.
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