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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18
Fifty Dollars for n Roc.

Fifty dollars for n bee may seen
an extraordinary price, but such wa,
the Bum paid for q queen recently I'M.
ported from Switzerland by an onter.
prlBing a,iarlst in Indian Territory,
This gentleman has been In the bust.
ness for thirty years and is one OF the
most extensive dealers In the country.
he got his start by cutting down bee
trees and hiving their wild occupants.
He found, however, that these bees
cannot handle the bloom Of the
alfalfa, which Is the chief honey pro.
Queer of his section, they being too
week to secure the abundant neotar
In these plants now so widely Quilt.
vated Ia the WeBS. This difioulty
was obvieted by crossing the common
kind On italian bees, which gave a
variety Of more streng tn. Now he
proposes to cultivate from his Swift.
erland colony, these bees being more
enterprlsing and covering o wider
range than any other beas. Our In.
dian Territory frie Ends finds heokoep.
Ing very profitable and has grown
prosperous In the business. He sells
from 900 10 $50 worthy Of honey from
each hive, has no d~ifhoulty In market.
ing ID and could easily dispose of
much more than he has been produo-
ing.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18
SHOT IO DEATH
THE MAN VINO HAD RUlNHp his
Are You Ready to Die Tco9p Asksd
tho Wronged Husband
Ito His wife.
RQasE,

The Augusta Chronicle says Charlie
ThurmOnd, an operative In one Of the
Harrisburg mills, shot and killed Ray
Rutherford in the meat market of w.
X. Crawford, in Harrisburg, Friday
nigDt, between 8 and 10 O'Clock. Only
tw0 mon Witnessed the shootipg--W.
I. Crawford, tho proprietor Of the
market and Jas, O. McAlhaney. Cir
cumstance8 point toward the theory
that Rutherford Was killed on aooount
Of the fact that he had wrecked Thur-
m0nd's home.
About 8 o'clock Friday night Ruth.
orford came into the meat market and
after q few desultory remarks he scat.
ed himself on o stool, which was In
the center Of the market. just I'm front
Of the counter and directly opposite
the front door. In two minutes Char
lie Thurmond appeared In the front
door, and throwing q 38 oaljbro revoi.
YER across his forearm, he fsed thee
shots In rapid succession at Ruther.
ford. Two Of them took effect In the
mans side, and the third went wild,
QUITTING q hole in q window screen in
the back of the store. ThurmOn6 spoke
no word when he came to the door,
and after the shots were fired he
wheeled around and ran toward the
canal bridge. whore he was arrested O
few ,ainutes later by Ofloer Brown.
AS tho third shot was fred Thur-
mond staggered to his feet, and with
o muhled He has killed me, menn
he fell just behind the meat counter,
where he died In o few minutes.
Coroner Ramsy was summoned, and
he ordered the body TO be carried TO
the undertaking parlors OF II. 70. El.
lott, where an iEqueBt will DO held
Sunday morning.
Guarded remarks On the part Of q
number of people who had gethered
on the scene pointed to the fact that
family troubles were the cause Of tho
shooting, and the wife Of Charlie
Thurmond was interviewed. She was
at first reluctant to divulge informa.
tion which WAS necessarily Of . very
delicate nature, but she stated that
Rutherford had been killed on her &C
count. She and her husband hayo been
separated for the past two weeks. and
tho faoG that Rutherford was the
cause OF the separation has been town
talk for some time.
After Thurmond had killed the
man who had ruined his home, he re.
turned to his wife, and coolly reload.
Ing his still smoaking revolver, he
said:
II have killed Ray Rutherford, an6
II you are ready TO die. 1 will kill your
The frightened wife demonstrated
with her husband, and after no had
talked with her for perhaps fl ve min,
utes he left the house, and only q few
minutes elapsed before he had surren.
defed to Ohicer Brown on the cana
bridge.
1t is stated that only a few nights
ago Thurmond and Rutherford had q
difhculty In q saloon and that al az.
fair similar to that which occurred
Friday night was only prevented b,
the intervention OF by. ISLANDERS.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18
Mail Itidor Arraatad

Postofioe Inspector M. o. Halyer.
stadt arrested Mail Rider James w.
Boulware Wednesday on Star route
No. 20262 from Oassels to Winnsboro,
for rihlng y package of mail matter
addressed to j. o. Wlllingham. The
mail on Star route from Wlnnsboro to
Flint Hill Ia carried by hand by the
mail rider, outside OF pouch. There
has been complaint for aome time by
the patrons of the route from Wins.
bOro thab their mail was being riaed,
part only OF the package being taken
and the rest left undiBtrlbuted. A
watch chain was found In one OF his
pockets, which he had taken out of
a package addressed to j. q. willing
ham. The prisoner was taken by the
postofice Inspector TO Columbia, to
be bound over by the United States
Commissioner Werner FOX next term Of
the United States,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18
FOR THE GIRLS,
Beatrice k'airfaxi Tells chem nov 60
Write Letterc.

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Write Letterc.
The art Of letter writing is sadl,
neglected In the modern girls oduos
tion. She writes q note in q large
awkward hand that spreads all owe,
tho page and expresses but poorly
what she has to gay.
In tho first place, perhaps all of Vol
do not know that to begin q lette,
Dear" So.and.S So is much moro in
formal than to begin "My Dear" So
and. So.
Dear" should only be used when
writing to o poison whom you know
very we'll and are fond OF.
In all formal notes you should be.
gin with My Dear" TO write q
pretty, graceful note Ia . we're Moe ao.
compllshment.
In returning thanks for gifts be
sure and let the person to whom YOU
are writing know that you are crate.
full, and that you appreciate the kind.
ness that prompted the sending of the
gift,
In writing letters, especially TO
men, a glrl cannot DO too careful of
what she says. To grow a~ffeotionate
on paper Ia a great mistake. There
ID no harm In writing q friendly letter
to q man, but let it be friendly and
no more.
The average girl from time to time
corresponds with q number of men be-.
fore she finally se.tles down and be
comes engaged. II she allows her pen
to run away with her common q
n oil those epistloB she makes q great
mistake. Can she contemplate with
any amount OF comfort that her words
OF Affection are the property of half o
dozen mon whom she never sees and
certainly does not care for.
Whom q girl becomes engaged II IA
proper that q certain amount OF af.
feoti0n should be shown In her lettara
to her iance. But even then It ia
wlaor not to put her whole heart on
paper.
Try and b0 concise In you letters.
Don't start q topic and then wander
away from 1t and come back 40 II on
the next page. Long sentences are
tiresome and big words do not add to
the literary value Of o letter.
Blots and erasureB viii spoil tho
most interesting letter, for neatness
Is one Of che most important features
in letter writing. Tanciful writing
paper 10 In bad taste. Get good, plain
paper and your notes will look far
more attractive than # decorated With
ilowors, oto.
Let your letters and notes express
sincerity; don't let them sound stilt.
cd and artificial.
And always remember that what ia
said Ia q letter cannot be recalled.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18
a Wlan Ohnioe.

United States Senator Pettus, OF
Alabama, who Is eighty.six years OF
age, when asked what vocation he
would choose If he were again bsgin.
ming active life, replied: THE call
ing Of y farmer. / would purchase
q nicely located farm and SETTLE down
to farming Al my lifework. thus
guaranteeing to my loved ones and
myself the highest and happieRt Of
hHurs, with a fnll crib, o full smoke.
house and a full measure Of useful
nnpn
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

TIE Yorkville New Era thinks a
law should be passed providing for
publication Of all express and railroad
receipts Of liquor, especially in Brice
law counties. The Columbia Record
says such a law would reveal an inter.
esting state of affairs. 1t would show
that lots Of the loudest-mouthed
opponents OF the dispensary regularly
get whiskcy from other states. 1t
would also show that many men who
talk prohibition also take toddy. This
Is a funny world and hypocrisy con-
tinucs to be a prominent trait of
human nature.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

The Florence Times says eff con
gress raises the salary of its members
and the members continue to pull APP
preparations "for the folks at home"
and the G 0 P continues to raise all
that they can get for pensions and
the administration is successful in it's
raids on the treasury for q greater
army and navy, and the corporations
are allowed to bleed the treasury I'M
restricted, and the grafters continue
their blood sucking, this Will soon be
q mighty expensive country to live
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18
Killed,

A tidal wave devastated sens OF
the Dutch East Indian Islands south
OF Achin. The loss Is very great.
According to q brief ofioial disgatoh
three hundred persons persisted on the
Island Of Tana, while forty gre gown
to have been drowned ab the IalSad Of
SImalu.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18
The Ola ana New.

In few days Gov. Hayward will re-
tire from the Office that he has so ac-
ccptably filled for the past four years,
and will be succeeded by Gov. Ansel,
Gov. Hayward has made one Of the
best governors the State has ever had
and he retires from office with the
best wishes of all the people. Gov
Ansel is we'll equipped for the high
Office to which he has been called and
we feel sure that his administration
will be a grand success Like Gov.
Hayward, Gov. Anscl is a most at
traCtiYe gentleman.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

MAJoR General Thomas w. Carwile
commanding the South Carolina div
ision United Confederate Veterans
has written to Governor Hayward,
urging that he reccomend in his mes
sage the appropriation Of a small
sum, say $500 to aid the old soldiers
in making their reunions as represcn-
tativc as possible of the small and
FAST leSSening number of survivors. :.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

AFTER being buried alive for q long
while, Hicks will now lecture for the
UNI OF $500 per week. IL u man could
only lecture after being buried dead
what q fortune he might makel
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

All students Of comparative anat.
Omy know now that tho teeth of I'M.
man beings arc identical with those
of The frugivorous apes who live OF
fruit and nuts. Not only so, but the
proportion Of bowel length to body
.ength Ia man corresponds exactly
With that In tho same Dpooies In
marked contrast TO what obtains in
oil o~arniYorouS animals WheYo the
bowel Is prop0rtionatoly short, A
study of anatomy, therefore, auRpeata
. fruit diet as tho most suitable.
further continuation is afforded bv
the obvious prediction OF nenriv al
children for suoh food. The beat
fruits for food are apples, bananas,
grapes. nuts, dates, raislns and agg.
Invited to Lee MemorisI.
President Roosevelt wal asked IN
attend tho Robert E. Lee memorial
meeting to be held In Washington
on the 10th inst, under the eusoioes
OF the association OF the O~onfederate
Veterans and the Daughters of bhe
C~onfederaoy. This will DO centennial
Anniversary OF the birth OF Gen. Lac
and Ia to DO generally celebrated
throughout the South. The preei.
dent will not be able to attend bhe
meeting, bat promtsed to send q let.
ter. The committee which called ON
him included Gen. Marcus j. Wright
OF Tennessee, Thomas Nelson Page,
Washington, ID. O. Jldge Charles b.
Howrey Of tho court OF claims, Mrs,
Walsh of Mississippi and Mrs. Young
Of Arkansas,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

MAYOR Mcclellan has pulled out
from Tammany Hall. He says he can no
longer tolerate Murphy as leader, but
he still resists the efforts of William
Randolph Hearst to have the votes
cast In the last m%ayorality election
recounted.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

THE action Of the negroes in Will
liston In %ferreting out a man Of their
race guilty OF crime and bringing him
10 Justice is to be commended. We
agree with the Florence Times that
II they would do more Of this there
would be more confidence felt in the
race and the professions of it's repre-
scntatives In criminal matters.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

GOV. Hughes, of New York, having
made up his inaugural address chiefly
from the Democratic platform. may
now be considered in the ace for the
Republican nomination for president
IN 1908,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

The Will amson plan seems to be
the best for making corn. If you
have not tried it do so this year. We
publish this week a short formula,
which every farmer should clip out,
and lay aside for reference.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18
We. Have F0r Sale

One % horse power Talbot second hand engine in stock which has recent.
ly been overhauled. This Engine is in frstclass condition and viii ba
q great bargain for anyone who is III the market for such q size engine.
We are headquarters for anything in the way Of maohinery supplies. and
prompt attention Will be given to all Inquiries and orders entrusted to our
care. Write uswhen you are in the market for anything, and be auYo
to got pouxrices before placing your orders elsewhere.
Solauha Supply &C." . GeMmba. z. 9. asss$9%
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

FRED Zimmerman, accused of shoot.
ing Mrs. Ruam at her home In Owa-
tanna, Mimi, committed suicide by
hanging himself in his cell IN the Steel
Jail. zimmerman shot at his own
wife, who had left him and taken re-
fuge in tho Guam home, but the bull
let struck Mrs. Guam.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

AS o as the dispensary is gotten
out OF The way you may look for high
license barrOOms in most Of the coun-
ties. They will run a year or two,
and then we will go back to the old
time barrOOm system.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

Railway clerks On the Southern Pa
cific railroad, between Ell Paso and
New Orleans, belonging to the Order
OF Railway Clerks, are on a strike. The
strikers demand recognition of the
union, and an increase of 10 per cent.
In wages, and time and a half for over
time,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

Admiral Dewey and Fighting Bob
Evans have been invited to attend
the reunion of the Blue and Gray at
Fort Fisher neal Wilmington.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

The fact that Mr. Rockefeller Ia too
poor TO eat oysters reminds us that
both Of these objects of public inter.
eat are n0toriOusly bald.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

TIE President should be sustained
in his action dismissing the negro
soldiers by every Democrat in Con-
prpSS
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

Gov. Rewards message to the
Legislature is O. most excellent docu.
ment and contains much good advice
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18

THE legislature convened on Mon
day morning. 1t will be in session
about forty days.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18
Best OF FOOD.

TAFT appears to have joined the
"Barkis is willing brigade,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18
CURES AF ''Th'EFg III
almost q Miracle in Thge Case

pohh,.. c,,o Dillon. S. c.. Aug. IS.
Gentlemen:--In, September. 1899. I took rheu.
m ma , n q very bad form tinllammatory), Ina
Wy york KAN ard &C, to bed. II continued to grow
MSF y ycns SO much SO that c9Yld not use them:
W " Tohht arsi a The muscles Of my arms and legs
MANI meI nnra ana struggled up. suffered death
p nnys 81 ,ns In MGGoIl Dillon and Marion. but
P. iSw ! ehe ~ fE3 iiqd 40 me any good, until DIR. ],
me to Try your RHEUMACIDE. He rot me me one
and before the first bottle asMse IN / begami
,9get better, l used 81 bottles and was com
hh aa no has been excellent ever slice Have
i4rther that began to walk in about six dooSHss
aiter[ began to take IRHEUMACiDE with tSe
PECAN 10 take It. l could walk as good as any.
pody. and went back to work again. = "''
YOURS trnly. JAMES WILKES.
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Sic ipuroeu nt1t oeIe6en. niem1no
begcsuete ibnen. ots Iie in Die tteineu
@6B6eu e~inboqeu, bic. f;6 treusepb.
bintsr Der Ste(ln ourheiuonoer %taufen.
glGcS. mas m 0eiuobnt bate. tpnr aes
ffoben, unh duM Die Vtiroerer founte
oicfes ormieliJe Quarter ui9t an>
loden.
0urd ms9rere Der pirttigen. engen
@aNen irareu Ie oe3oQen. uur stn tlsts
nes Stid bate man nod gum &ir6eus
pGdB gu seteu, Sn ieber 9ruit 6eodnn
Ii6 bic SofInung 5u regen. Vie Ouns
te(beit brdd ptoblid berein unb trug
bds i6re ba3u bel. bas Guttommen gu
erleidteru. Wdn mar 70 btft I'm
&irdptab. unb bate uur mod ben ~
iiberi9reiten, UNI in Si6er6eit gu
Iein.
0a ftono pt0bIif elm Sotbnt por
ibner. nWen 9nTt 0u ba?" 'poncte er
ii9 ali hen erIten 9onb.
.G8 finb Spci Sarems. bic an tnr0e
in Der StnOt oebtiebcn Tinb. unb Die
mir in Si9er6eit brinQen nolIcn."
Der Solbnt f6aute ouf Die I6lpar.
gen ber6iinten Ironcnoeitolten unb
mad ben WGnnern. bic i6ren folgtrn
unb Die er nidt fir alucifeapS cdt
belt.
Ser 9pab bemcrfte es. ,Gben ols
mir porbeitdmcn, fat man bic StcGa
Risgoud erbrohen. Wns 6oIt man
bn fir f40nc Saden terauS! Wenn
i6 nit meincn 9errinnen uidt eebsn
miiBte ="
Ser Solbdt Iprdte i9m ni6t li1ger
81, NIT eiIieen Sdritten lief er oooon.
ben ptab entlong Mro boq in bic
StroBe. Die nab Der Steu1 @isgoua
fiibrte. Elm. Die giinitiqe Gelegeu1eit,
bon ben rid0nen SoGen" etpa8 fir
li9 auf Die Seite gu 6ringen. ipoQte er
ni9t poriiberoeben Iofen.
Ote Jtii6tlinge aber Iiefen eiliser
als borber ii6er ben p!ab. Oa brii6er
6inter ben eiierren @ittern berpor.
aus Der Tiefe bs5 @ortens, btinfte
i6nen bic &atborinentirhs ertgssen.
pintts i9nen SroIt uno Grloiung.
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Gin Wonn olS &cidc in cilenl &otel
in AtIontic-Gitp oilf0ciunocn. -
Seine 9cglcitcrin perbuftet. -
Qic YoIi5ci %bcrnuutbct. buB 6ronf
SrelonO Sclbitmoro began0cn
bat.
SIN oSotcI Olleuo" IN 9ltlontic-
Gitp puroc Der 81 Sabre olte Sront
Srelono, bciien Gltcrn in Snitde'H
Gambling mobncn, nit elmer 8ugcls
mllnoe i'm Sopfc olS 2eide gcfunoen.
6rmu Clara &obiniorL Die, lpie eS
bciBt, fiir5lid) cine Sdcioungsflogc
gegen ibren @ottcn ongcitrengt bot,
mltroc i'm Hotbbnllle bon Ntlontic.
Gitp cingeiperrt, Inn ouS Hclultot Der
bonn Coroner @oSfia o1geitelten I'm.
tcriudung %ob5uuorten. 9ie 6rolt
beiono lid in DEM 3inmer bes grs
i6oiicncn, OILS bic Eoli5ci c%intrai,
6roll &obiniolt meintc bpitcriid, olS
Der iullgirenoe Eoli5eid)ct 8oobrlif
lic nod ibrer &crboitung ilbcr Ocn
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logtc: onSSSrelonb filbrtc Die NufIidt
iibcr ooS nSotcl Oltenb" unb id)
ltono in ieinen Dicnltcn. 0os &otcl
iuor nod nid)t fir Die Soilon gc0if-
net, itto mir 9eioc befonocn ms
olcin IN Dem Soilic. Wtcin 3inumcr
befonb iid nc6cn bcnt icilli9cn. @ir
bcillhtcn 6uiommncn mcbrcrc @irtb'
ld)oitcn, mn0 Srclono tralf 5icmlid)
picl. @c9en 2 llbr MorgcnS bcgobcn
mir inns nod unicrcn S6lof5im.
mcrll. Cine Stlunoc ipGtcr b6rte id)
Den Gno0 eitcS SdullcS. Sd elite
in SrcIonb'S 3inuncr mo fono i'm
bhltiiberItromt ouf Dem Bette licgcn.
Gr bate cine Sdubluunbc inn Gopic
nno Elm Tenolpcr lag ncben linn. @r
lag oiienbor in Den letter. 3iigcn.
SD lcbtc iofort Die Yoli5ci per Scle.
pbon bon ocnt SorfnQ III &cnntnib.
Sd bate feinen Streit nit ibn, uno
id) mcib nid)t, luoS i'm pcronloBt bat,
lid ooS 2ebcn 5u nebmen."
Gie Eoli5ei ninmlt on, OaB SclbIt'
moro porliegt, bod murbc bic Srol
ieltgcboltcn, 90 pcri6icoene llmtit1rl.
DC in @erbinolng nit Dem Solle Ser
Nuftlorlng bcoiirfcn. Sopiet Src'
lono, Der Safer ocs iitngcn WomncS,
lpuroe per Sclcpbon bon 6ciicn COB
in &cnntniB gcicbt. Gr tbeilte Der
Yoli5ci, pie es beibt, nit, Dab icin
Sobn infolge iibermdbigeu ErinfenS
mondymoI ans Dem Sdusd)en 81 &c.
rotbcn pflegte, Dab er ieoodl ipenn
nii6tern, Gin rubigcr mo fleiBiger
Mcni6 gclpeien iei. Ger @ottc Der
6ron Nobinion ioG in E~bilobelpbio
nniGiiig fem; lire Gltcrn mobncn in
gtlnntic.Gitp.
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@crcinigtc GGmgcr pun Baltimore.


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ititnoe: Wittiuods : 9irigcnt: SoDr
q. 8lcin.
ngr6citer,M Gnncrdor."
Sailptallarticr: gnorcos' Sauc,
Mr. 3t4, SanobcrlttroBc. SingItrnoc;
Mittpofs - 9%irigcnt: CHARLES s.
0odau.
nSbnlio-M6nnerdor."
Sauptqilorticr: 8oigps Safe, Nr.
1922, Sorforo-g oenne. Sinaitunoe:
.Gicnitogs-9irigcnt: S. 6. 2ronf.
~2ocltit,E oint.W dnnerd)or."
Souptanartier: Builders Soac,
Gdc Gllba- nno gnoreItroBc. Cling.
Itlltbe: Mittnod Mbenos s ltbr =
9irigcnt: Sllbcrt 9riippel.
nIrbeiter-
Sauptquartier: @ol5' Sale, Scr.
40S, 8cit 2cringtonItraBc. cling
itutoe: Sienltaos-9irigcn Slrbcrt
Stripped.
rMelooie."
Soitptqllarticr: s. Shes Sale,
ode 2oipiiroBe un6 9eloir /. Marft.
S%ingltunoc: Sonnerltags-Girigent
s. 9arolms.
n9aperiid)cr MGnncrdor."
Saltptqllartier: gdermann's Safe,
edc bon Caroline. uno @%puebitraBe.
SingItnnoe: S,onncritag abenos =
Sirigent: anguIt S6neiber.
uWebger-@ eiangbcrein."
Sauptquartier: Soffmann's SaIe,
2otp- uno Sorreit -IStrabc. Sins-
itinoe: G~ienltag-Girigcnt: Subert
&riippel.
nWo5art-W dnnerd)or."
Souptquartier: Mobert @oumcr's
Soae, Nr. 192t-1923, Orleans
Strabe; Singitlnbe ieben Conner
itog Gbeiib; O. Tohlmnnr, 9irigent.
Tdiie snr Mciie ms MusIanb &c.
iprnt 6. Mnirr. Nr. Alb. Qit.0nIti.