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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-04-17
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w l.. Miller had business in Hartford,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Haskins is expected home from
the east this week.
Paul Broughton was IN Kalamazoo
few day s this week.
Wayne Phillips left Tuesday for Grand
Rapids to spend few days
Mrs Seth Allen and Miss Etoile Allen
spent Wednesday in Lawton.
Supervisor Burger of Bangor was in
Paw Paw on business this week
Miss Ola Killefer entertained few
young ladies last Saturday for Miss Bes-
sic Morrison.
j. ii. Shrine, who has been spending
the winter in California, arrived IN Paw
Paw. Wednesday.
Mrs. M. A. Jones was called to South
Bend, Monday, on account of the serious
illness of her son Winfield.
Mrs f.. Ii. Hinckfey and son Dewey
of Kalamazoo were in Paw Paw, Thurs
day, enroute to Mr.. Hinckley's farm
near Eagle lake.
l.. A. Watson of Covert was in Paw
Paw Wednesday and Thursday. Mr..
Watson is candidate for the office Of
county clerk on the republican ticket.
Rev. M. Grigsby and Mr.. Josiah Hop
kins attended the meeting of Kalamazoo
Presbytery held in Sturgis Monday and
Tuesday of this week. Rev. Grigsby de-
livered the opening sermon on Monday
evening.
The high school will give an enter
tainment at the opera house Saturday
evening, April Is, for the benefit of the
athletic association. A fine program has
been prepared, and the opera house
should be packed to the doors.
w. A. McGahey of New York City
has been the guest of E. E. Downing
this week. Mr. McGahey was one OF
the party that went to the Isle of Pines
last fall with Messrs. Downing and
Doud. He speaks enthusiastically oi
the prospects in the Isle of Pines and
Cuba.
Jules Verne Des Voignes is spending
his vacation from the u. of M. with his
parents, Judge and Mrs. l.. Burget Des
Voignes, in Paw Paw. The young mar
is fast gaining prominence as a writer
and already contributes many excellent
writings for the leading magazines aec
periodicals of the day.
Fred Ocobock recently purchased foul
| as fine head of cattle as was ever driven
into Paw Paw. He bought them -four
miles south of Galesburg and drove
them through to this place. Their av
erage weight was nearly l,200 pounds
They have been butchered and are now
on the block at the Model market.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-04-17
PAW PAW WON The FIRST GAME
High School Base Ball Team De-
feated Decatur Last Sat-
urday 10 to q.

The high school ball team iourneyed
to Decatur last Saturday. 1t was the
first game of the season, but the Paw
Paw boys acquitted themselves with
credit, and demonstrated the fact that
the home boys will "be in the game" ev-
cry minute until after Field day. Mather
pitched fine game, allowing but two
hits. He was also strong at the bat, get
ting a clean three bagger. George Long
we'll caught his first game and did ex-
ceptionally well. He will develop into
strong back stop. Decker got three
hits and two stolen bases. In fact, con-
sidering that 1t was the first real try-out
every player showed up we'll.
Summary: Hits, Paw Paw 8, Decatur
2; errors, Paw Paw 5, Decatur 7; three
base hit, Mather; two base hit, Keyes;
runs, Paw Paw 10, Decatur 2. Umpire,
Rawson.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-04-17
Will Adjourn Next Week to
Get Ready for April Term
in Cass County.
MUCH BUSINESS DISPOSED or
Merrill Case Dismissed
No Cause of Action in Pol
lock VS.. Mollie High.

The circuit court is still busi'y en-
gagged in the trial of jury cases. Court
will undoubtedly adjourn the first OF
next week, as court will convene in Cass
county April 27.
The following cases have been dis
posed of since our issue OF April 3D.:
VIM. Fralick, sentenced to reformatorI
at Ionia from six months to three years
for abandonment.
Damage case of James A. Merrill VS.
David 9. Leisenring, dismissed on mo-
tion of defendant
Verdict OF s9l282 in assumpsit in case
of Robert Mcguire vs.. George Lyle.
The case of Lincoln Pollock VS.. Mollie
High was suit for damages based on
the alleged careless driving of horse by
defendant The jury brought in YER
dict of not guilty. Both parties to the
suit are residents of Decatur.
The court instructed the jury to bring
in verdict Of no cause of action in the
assumpsit suit between Frank l.. Hoyt
and Paw Paw Grape uice Co.
No cause of action was the verdict IN
the case of Mage Milliman vs.. Edward
Redding.
Decree for divorce on the grounds oi
cruelty was entered in case of Adrian
Knapp vs.. Addie Knapp.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-04-17

Limerick.

( In ten Michigan counties saloonists say
\ d-n,
Because the lid will 20 down pretty soon
with slam.
The voters said dry"
; And soon you can buy
For love nor spondulIx not a swig nor a
dram.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-04-17
Held First Meeting of New
Term Monday Night All
Members Present
COMMITTEES WERE APPOINTED
Many Of the Old Officers and EN-
ployees Re-appolnted Change
in Electrician.

,,, -,
Inc village council held the frst meet
Ing OF thelr new term OF Office last Mon
oay hight ana much business OF lmpor-
lance Vas transacted.
Ine village engineer was instructed TO
procure the necessary stone Tor the
waste weir at new dam.
- ne clerh was autnoriZeu TO piace
eloOo insurance on electric light sup
pies, ETC., In new stock room.
Inc bonds OF ii. y. Dunbar and ID. Z.
waters " 20. as plumbers were ap-
proved ana licenses issued.
PRESIDENT Ihomas made the following
appointments Tor the year, all OF which
were conlnrmeo:
Marshal VIII A. Young
Attorney ........... Benz. +. Heckert
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-04-17
FINE GATHERING OF MASONS
Nearly Two Hundred F. 81 A. M.
Gathered at Paw Paw Tuesday.
Grand Lecturer Present

Tuesday was great day for the Ma
sonic fraternity in Paw Paw. Nearly 200
members of the order from Decatur,
Mattawan, Lawton, Gobleville, Bloom
ingdale and Paw Paw were present.
Lodge convened at 2:30 p. m., when De-
catur did work in the first degree and
Lawton in the second. In the evening
Paw Paw lodge conferred the third de-
gree on Tom Woodman. Grand Lecturer
Frank o. Gilbert then reviewed the
work, paying the different lodges many
compliments for the excellence of the
work and the enthusiasm of the local
and visiting masons. Remarks we're
made by Judge Des Voignes and Past
Grand Master K. w. Broughton, After
the ceremonies all enjoyed an excellent
spread prepared by the ladies Of the o.
h. s. in the parlors of the First Baptist
church. The masons showed their ap-
probation by extending vote Of thanks
to the ladies.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-04-17
JUDGE HECKERT SPOKE AT KAL.
Addressed War Veterans at Dedi-
cation of q. A. r. Building.
Press Pay High Tribute.

Judge BENZ. +. Heckert addressed the
war veterans in Kalamazoo last week at
the dedication of the new G.. A. r..
building. He spoke in place of Hon. H..
b. Coleman, who could not be present
on account of illness The Kalamazoo
Gazette of the 10th paid a high trib-
ute to Mr.. Heckert, devoting half col
umn to comments on his address.
Mr.. Heckert spoke very eloquently on
the history of the country and the patri-
otism of the men who served it in the
various wars and in other ways. He COM
plimented the Kalamazoo G.. A. r. men
in securing such home for their organ
Ization and a memorial to their deeds.
The address was full of the enthusiasm
and patriotism which is characteristic
of Judge Heckert.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-04-17
UNCONSCIOUS FROM A FALL

Doane Harrison had a hard fall last
Tuesday which rendered him unconscious
for several hours. He was riding his
bicycle on North Kalamazoo street and
in some manner lost control of the wheel.
He fell striking his head on the cement
walk. DIR. Charles took the unconscious
boy home and later DR.. Hoyt was also
called in consultation. Doane remained
in an unconscious condition all night.
He is getting better, however, and no
serious results are anticipated.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-04-17
FELL AND BROKE HER LIMB
Mrs. Frank A. Butterfield Meets
With Serious Misfor-

Last Saturday while Mrs. Frank But
terfield was hustling around as usual
with her work at the bakery, she step
ped on the edge OF large bake tin
which turned her ankle and caused her
to take a severe fall, breaking the bone
IN her left limb near the ankle. 1t is a
painful injury and will keep the sufferer
at home for some time. She is resting
as easily as could be expected.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-04-17

Drs. .. e. Lanphear, w. &. Y. Fergu.
son and Vern Van Fossen attended the
South western Michigan dental associa-
tion meeting held at Grand Rapids this
week DR.. Lanphear is president of the
association. DIR. Van Fossen was or
the program for clinic.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-04-17

III. f. Swan and family, of Danville.
H., are spending few days at the home
OF his parents, K. l.. Swan and wife.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-04-17
(KohXQu> Needed For
N'T Your Cooking
fCharIes' "Spicy" Spices

Will give your ''gOOdies" and fancy
cooking those deliciously rich and pungent
fIavOrs which you can only obtain from
Pure, Fresh, Real Spices. We sell themby
the ounce. as follows:
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nit belaideu gIodcn i'm erItcnGot6@.

nit beIgi4cn 8IGdcn i'm critrnGot62.
5mcige Elm.
Sic 9lrAiteftcu Gommiiiion 3 @i,
oerruf g 8%eroromtlg Wllroc ollf 2In.
trag BON Or. @iacr Dem Stoots@ro.
furotor sur gmenOirung 5llgeion0t.
Die 3uidbe pltroen Damn elmer Gon-
fcrcu5 5rpii6en DEM 8ouinipcftor,
@eon1tcn Der 9altb0ric, Mit9lie0cru
Der 2lrhiteftct uIO MruNi5ipoIen
aunit . Committeeman, ionic Oem
Ytnpor m]ntcrbrcitet meroelt.
SIN eriten HotbS5rueige mlr0c Elm
Oiinitiger @erid)t iiber sic &flaIte.
rllIrG bon GoIlcuoor . 2(Qep, 3ruiiHcn
ct. EetcrItroBc ulO Columbia 9(ue.,
mi pitrifi5irtcn 3icgclitcincn pom
StroBen ? Gonritc cinQcrcidt.
Ter StoOtrotb ocrtogtc ii6 olrf
bclttc.
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%lntigcr TuSgang ctnc WarmCI
IpiclS.

Der orci5cbni6brigc Tltbcu NDcrs
BON ieincm etma gIci6oItcri1en
Gumcroocn &arrp Sollono le-
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llriodc, 1900 Ger 2GGtcr uerbof,
tel.
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Nn5obl &nubcn bctbCili9tc, na6m &c.
itcrlt cincn blutigcn 2ul9gung. Ger
13-i0briGc Gubcu M}pcr2, Sobn bon
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S37, @onoucritroBc, IlcQt ~Ic6cuSgc.
fGbrlid pcrIctt I'M rllnipcriitGta-9u
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Qe &orrO &ollono, Sobu BON Srlt. II.
Trolt Samuel Sollon0 BON 9tr. tli0,
@arncritroBc, iibt in Der iiioli4ell
Yoli5aiitotion binter Shlob mo bic.
gcl.
@egcn 6 lt6r QeItern gl6Cno Der.
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Der Ode BON Sonopers uno 9iuitruBG
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Oiticr ocl ocm Spiel 5%uicbcnocn Sol.
lon0 oitf bel Scite 3u trcten. Sin
Strcit iol2tc, ser IN GbGtIihfcitcn
oltaortctc. @cnigc 9ll9cnblidc ipd,
ter u0l5tcn Iid) DtperS ul0 SouonD
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ocriidIcrlt, 500 So0onb mGbrenO 0e5
Hingcn3 Gin Meiier unb itieb c8 Wtp,
crS III sic Siiftc. Ger &crlcttc mllrGe
iofort nod 9cnnin9's @potGcfc ge-
brodt, mo Or. 6orrp BRUTE BON Nr.
10, @cIt-SiQitroBc, Die @mlbc per.
bomb. Gnrnllf mllroc oie iii0lihe 80,
lt5ciItotion benohrifti0t, ltn0 ser So
.troltpaQcl brodtc Cen &nobcu IN Ell,
6obrt nod) 0cn yllnioerIitGt8s
@oipitol," no bic Ncr5tc icinen 3ll-
iton0 ais fritiif be5eiHncn.
Der ill0cn0lidc G60tcr mltr0c bonn
EoIi5iitcn &oNclmom Orrboftct mo
mad Der iii0lidcn EoIi5ciitotion &c.
brodt. @icr 0o6 0criclbc ST. iei1cm
Spiclfomcroocn bic @unOc beige.
brodt SIT bobcn, iuid o6er niht elm
NIciicr, ~ionOcrn Gin Stiid Giien0rult
bcnlbt bobcn. Gr miro bcllte Nud),
mittog Gin &crb0r Dor Dem Sllgcno-
rid)tcr 81 bcitebcn Gobut.
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gen. Foitor Gieffenbo6 lit aus @o[.
timore gebiirtig uuo mar in iiingereu
&obrclt 3citlruQs 3 @eridteritatter.
Ger 5uBboOcu Itiir3te
elm. - 6rou Gotborine Sonlon, SO
Sabre alt, sic einen tleincn @rocerps
HoOcn in 9tr. 402, SIt.Ronument-
StroBe, bctrcibt, bat Der 8oli3ei &C.
mcIoct, bob ont Mlontog ser SUP
boocn ibrc@ 2ooenS 3uiammenbrqf
nno tic cine i6lucre GerIebung ant
rcd)tcn &cin crIitt, ole Or. q. ..
&cQuolo@ Don 9tr. 800, u. Charles
StroBe, %bcbonoeIt.
0o9 baltimore .RabiteI
Oc9 Nmcritonii6Cn @anfinItitutes
belt 8cItcrn Nben0 in oem 6alpert,
@ontgcbGuoc, @omorO- uno Soroto.
GoitroBc cine Situng in tpe(dcr g[r.
thur 6rcoerid SbeI0on BON @bicooo
lno Sobn ". Nelion 8ortrGge biel.
ten.
ST.. 6iBitm mons 5uriidg e.
tretcn. Sr. VlidaeI s. 6itiim.
mons bat ais ErGiiOcut ser nWIarp.
IonO Biscuit So" reiignirt. Sr. Is.
&cnfinS lit icin Rntfol0er gcrporoeu.
Dor Idn8ctcr 3eit idon Iegte er Gas
Nnt ais ErGiiNent ser oamericou
@rcoo ono @ie So" nicoer. 9r. Sen.
fins plr0c olrd BORT iein Rahfol-
ger.
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ltninas sGhrOnl

@ci Scr Grbeit oerungIii # t..
Sent 80 Sabre olten 6ronf gtoloSti
frcl geitcrL iuG6rcno er oui Dem Nier
Scr NtIontiidcn Erunsport 81. oti
Scr G%lintonitroBe orbeitete, einalltm.
pen altpier ouf ben rc6ten SUB uno
5crmolmtc 0eniclben 10 iGlin1m ooB
Der &~erungliidte III Der 9(nrbulon8
0cs 0itlid)cn GiItrifteS mad i%cilrcr
@obmng ge6radt luerOen mtbtc.
. Sfom toabon.
@eil cr gcitern etipoS idiei gelaoelt
bate, mltr0e Der 26 Sabre olte Hos
lan0 Noon BON Nr. 1913, Siio ; Tats
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Gin5eldGrc bic folgenoen 5lm Dor.
trog bringcn: o9tItOcutifeS &icbcSs
IicO," o0cimli6c 2ie6e" nnO ~SN6-
irr'a SonntogSlico". 9luf 0ic Sing
itmoe folgte cine tltr5e @cidoft5-
iielmg, in Der @rdiioent @cnrp BIT.
tori Ocn @oriit fiibrtc ulO ScfretGr
6riB Sol5buucr protofOuirtc. @iulu-
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mo pom 3itber-Glub o&ormonic"
1clongtell sur Nnnobmc. Is mlrOc
bcihIoIierL im nG6itcn Monot ouf
&obn STEERS 8orm Elm N%lritcrnr0itcn
%0biltholten. n.
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On idmnfcr Uniform.
&obrca- 3nipeftiou Ser st. Sc
hClttc.

&obrca- &nipeftion Der st. @eorg3.
Sitter" - Die Siii5icrc Der ors
Ocren Ocl,tidcn fotboIiitcn &its
tcrIdoiten lm0 oltd) @crtretcr Der
o@ibcruion Hiilc9" ompciclo.
Sic st. @cor0@-N Sitter" pom Scr
&icr5Cbn bl. 9~}otbbelier e @cmcitOe
bicltcu gcltcrn 2lbcno IN ser Scr.
ionmlunQabnllc Scr STRIDE ibrc Sob
res Sltipcttion ob. Ger Snipcfttolt
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unO st. 6@ron5iaflt9 = Sitter" 10
mic cine 9lbtbciImrg Der vSibernioo
Hiilca" inter Gupit1n SObn Carroll
crid)icnen. Nnipro6cn mur0cn &C
hultcn bon &uter gSilire0 6rin9, Dem
Hcftor Der Stride, Wtaior g. &uppcl
pen ocn st. 9altlu2 =HittcrrL" WiuI.
Sofob I%lcdcnltciu BON st. &ufob1tSs
Gittcrn" u1o Major @cnrp @idt
ron ocn st. 6ron3iafua Gittcrn."
}luBeroem 'pru6 nod Gopit0n &obn
Carroll, ser Die 9totbpcl0igfcit mo
8ort6Ciic oeS Observation-Disclosures
ocS ocutidcn uno iriid)en Clements
6ctonte. IS murocn Gririi6ungen
gcrcidt, ull0 sic Baltimore MtiIitorp
9ono" corjGrtirtc. Die Giiijicrc Der
st. @cor93 . Sitter" limo: Mtoior
@corgc &ollctu, I. Hittcr Charles
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bent 9tifoIalt0 6inf, ShnBmciItcr
@ica mtO ScfrctGr Socob So.
Ger Ncrcin j1blt 5itr 3eit so
WlitBIic0er.
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Wins Scm Suncrcn MarDlano's unS
Dcn ~GngrenSCnOcn Stnatem.

WORD inn 3mcttcu Grade.
6rant 5. Wtc&ntprc, Der Dor etli.
diem W|o1oten 5I Curtis Bal ieine
&oltbdralutrtbtn Inuu u. Griffith CT.
ld)oB, lit IN Nmlopoli8 BON 0eu 8e.
ldporcnen oeS Moroe5 I'M 5iueiten
0ro0e idulloig %befunOcu moroeu. Der
Staatsamualt bcoutragte Sd)lIoia.
iprcdung i'm eriten @raoe. Gr lit SO
Sabre alt. Die 6rolr, Die cr umbrad.
tc, lpor Wtuttcr bon icdS fIeinen Sin.
bern.
@roBc Contention BON Gut
tberanern.
Sn 6rc0crif miro nGdIten DON.
ncritog 0ic iGbrIidc groBe Gonpen.
ton Der llItbcriiden Spnooe bon Wto.
rDlono beginner. Nier Gage miro
6ieieIbc 0nltern, Die Spnooe ldlieBt
WtorDlot0, oen 9iitritt Columbia,
Den oItlifcn Gbeil bon N4eit . 8irgt.
llicn ulO tIcine EbeiIe bon 8enuipL
uallien lun0 Gir9inien Elm.
Barron aim
Der Wtoln, meldcr Dor etliden Ia
gen i'll Der 9tGbe BON Godpooo al
Der &ittS6urocr 0ipiiion Der 8alti.
more = Ohio ; gobn Selbitmoro be-
ging, inoem cr iib non elmer 2ofomo.
tioc %iibcrTobrcn IieB, lit ais 9unicl
Sittlcficlo bon Wfoine, eit S6iffs.
bauer, i0cntifi5irt nor0en.
S6oB Satin uno lid
ieIbit.
Gn Norfolt ifoB Der III Der Slotte
oicncnOc Oonicl 5. Sermeiiep ieinc
Satin uno iid iel6it am Sorntag.
Die 6ruu mar ouf Der StelIe tobt
ulo CT itorb IS Winuteu ipGter. 0oS
Foor bate gerollmc 3cit getrennt ge'
Ic6t mo Der Mom beid)uloigtc Die
6rolt, Iid) nidt gut oufgeflibrt 5t ba'
bclt.
Gin l6rcdltder Bcrooht.
Stt Samantha Sails, W..Na., 6ronls
tc OoS Sou8 Ser 6r1lt Hobeu Gun.
nin9bom nic0cr mo in ben Hlitelt
mur0eu Die Derfobltcn 2eifeu ibrer
tIcinen ailtoer oufgcflInoen. Bon Der
Iron ieblt ic0e Spur. 8erbrannt 1T
iic itidt, ocnn 0ie 2cife fon1te ni6t
gefuuocu perocn.
Ser6er 0CrIuIt I.
1Su GuItport bel InnopoliS brdnrs
tc III Der gto6t bon Wtontog olf &c.
tern Die nelle @obnung oes Srn.
Gborle@ &od) nieoer, sic loebell Dol.
lcnoct murbe unb $500 gefoitet Bat.
Sr. Sod mollte geitern Morget ein-
5iebenL uno an Wontog abeno if)olt
brohten CT uno feline @ottin oerl6ia-
Oclle feline Observation-Disclosures
nod Dem nclen Scim. 8egen 2 ltbr
geItern Morgen bro6 Seuer in benz
tellen SauIe ans, 0uS eS foit poQitar'
Dig 5erIt0rte.
Cine g 1T e.
Die rs Sabre olte 6rnu Ne6edu
Gutroil, 6ie in ser NGbe bon Irabp,
6reoerif. Gobntp, Dto., iuobnt, ipurOc
om Soumtog in bol6 belinnungSGo.
lem 3uitonoe in Ser gtGbe bon 6reoes
rid Slmction am ltfer oeS Monocdcps
Hiocrs oufoefun0en, uro Tie ia9t. ein
i6r %un6cfonnter Morr babe lie am
5rcitog 2(6eno I'M $40 berou6t uno
Damn in ocu 5tuB eeluorfen; es lei
i6r ieood %geIltngen, ans Dem @aiier
ans llier 5u friefeIr, no Tie 5ipei Ia.
&c uro 9tdhte f%roitlos liegen ge6Iie.
ben lei. Iie aIte 6raur bate eine
9iid)tc in 6rcoerid beillht; am Srei.
tag Notmittog fllbr lie nit Der gabn
nad 6rcOerid. Siinctton, nm einen
gteiien 81 beiuhen. 9fuf Dem Iege
,lodl 0cIien Wo6nltrg p~erirrte lie lid,
lno alli Ser Srrlponoerung traf lie
olf Sen Wann, Der lie 6ernubteirno
ms @aiier mari.
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terion = @orf 9(penntc, bon elmer 2lll.
5obl Snobcn ocrbo6nt. @ci Bent Ser.
illd), cincn ocricl6en e%in5uiongen iic(
ct Dor oem @ouic Nr. 1920, @oufitr.,
oltf Sem Erottoir nicOer uno brodb
Gin 9cin. Gr lpuroc in Der 2tmbu.
lol13 oeS oitIidcn 0iitriftc5 nod ocnr
ct. Soicpb8. @oipitol gebrodt.
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ScpGlu nno Gborpbois.-
p@s iilo i'll Der lesten 3eit 10 bicie
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