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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-03-05
.RET|REs FROM OFFICE
Rather Than Proceed With Prosecu
ton of the Proprietohs Of the
Indianapolis News.

Washington, D. c., March, 5-Jas
B. Healing, United States district at
torney at Indianapolis, today rendered
his resignation to the attorney gen
eral rather than proceed with the
prosecution of Delavin Smith and
Charles E. Williams, proprietors of
the Indianapolis News. In comments
ing on his action Attorney Healing
said he was out of sympathy with the
governments attempt to drag the de-
PENDANTS to Washington to be tried
when there was sufficient law for
their punishment in the courts having
Jurisdiction in Indianapolis.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-03-05
he Herald Has 1t Today While 1t Is News.
CONFIRM CABINET
dent Taft Occupies Executive
2ffiee Today-Asks Senate to
Confirm Appointments.


ashington, D. c., March 5.-Presi-
Taft took charge of the execu-
offices today. His first duty
Ito send to the senate, which met
|becial session in pursuance with
M Issued by President Roosevelt
Monday, list of his cabinet ap-
ltments and ask that they be con-
I'd as speedily as possible. There
% change in the makeup of the
s cabinet as already announced in
q dispatches. The name of Loeb
was also sent to the senate to be
ector for the port of New York.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-03-05
ROOSEVELT SAWS WOO
No Secret Service Men Guard ]
and He Is Not Doing Any Talk
ing-Private Citizens Right.

Oyster Bay, March 5.-EX-Presidefi
Roosevelt is resting peacefully at sl1Il
home here today, and has refused q
see any callers. He informed so1iet
tous newspaper men that he would
have nothing to say to the public U
day. He is enjoying his privileges ,a}
a private citizen. For the first tiiaa
in years the Roosevelts have no DE
tail Of secret service men on guard Itf
stop visitors and make them eXplaiI
their business Mr. Roosevelt hhl
given out no information as. to when
he proposes to start on his African
trip. Inquiries sent to him today con
corning this trip were returned to
the writer's unanswered.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-03-05
ENGLAND SENDS DEMAND.
To Shah That He Immediately Have
Cable epaired-Wrecked BY
RoyaIists Operations.

London, March 5.-The British for
eign office this morning sent instruc-
tons to the British minister at Te-
heran, calling ON him to demand Of
the shah an order for the immediate
repair of the Indo-European cables.
destroyed by the royalists operations
about Tabriz. The wreck of the cable
communication between
England and India.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-03-05
|AE STORM SUBSIDIES
Mn BE Several Days Before Damage
Is Repaired-More Than Thou
sand Poles are Down.

New York, March 5.-The back
bone of yesterdays storm is broken
today Enormous damage was done
along the Atlantic coast, and it will
be several days before crippled COM
munication between Washington, Bal
timore and other cities is restored.
More than one thousand telegraph
poles are reported to be down between
Wilmington and Washington
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-03-05
DEMANDS PUNISHMENT
Austria Sends Note Calling on servia
to Punish Soldiers Who Fired
Z Across the Drina River.

Vienna, March 5.-Austria today
sent note to Servia demanding the
punishment of the Servian soldiers
Who on Wednesday fired across the
Drina river on an Austrian patriot.
Austria asks for compensation for
the family of the soldier killed.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-03-05
! CHANGE THE DATE
Inaugurations to April to Avoid
Hizzards-Movement Has Been
q Started BY Politicians.
fal to the Herald.

{al to the Herald.
Eashington, D. c.. March 5.-The
ard which made a change in the
plans necessary yester-
will mean the last Inauguration
March fourth if the plans of the
aers Of both houses of congress,
Expressed today, are carried out;
D. prominent on both sides declare
bill submitting constitutional
dment to the various state leg
Tres changing the date of inau-
i6i, to April will be rushed
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-03-05
Newman to Test His Machine.

Brownsville, Texas, March 4-West
Br0Gnsville tomorrow will be the
e of the test of this city's first
n pip. Prentice A. Newman, the in
ve Tor, and Thos. A. Tumlinson will
be he passengers on the machine.
1TheAship weighs about 500 pounds
and will be tested with long rope
attached to an automobile,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-03-05

Phone 900 for Wood.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-03-05
G. o. p. Men Call on Taft.

Washington, D. c., March g.
long the many callers received by
ssident Taft on his first day in
Be were the members of the COM
ee appointed by the republican
onal committee to notify him of
Examination last fall The delega-
twas headed by Senator Warner
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-03-05
Seven .-aroes HUNG.

Baton Rouge, La, March 5.-Seven
fegroes were hung in various parts of
he state today. Six of them were
guilty of murder and one of assault.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-03-05
BROKER FOUND GUILTY.
Harold Meadows Misappropriated $72-
600 Given Him BY Customer.

Buffalo, n. Y, March 5.-Broker
Harold Meadows, charged with mis-
appropriating seventy-two thousand
dollars given him by W. F. Silver
thorn with which to purchase stock,
was found guilty of larceny in Il
first degree today.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-09-30
BANK of WILLIAMSBURG
Kingstree, S c.
- 81
[z|L0CAL 5s ITEMS. Ll

Early risers report slight
frost Yesterday morning.
Don't forget to remember the
millinery openings next week.
Our Lake City correspondent
pleads press of business for his
detection this week.
Anderson, Spring & Co
invites attention to a choice
line of fruits this week.
Patronize the enterpri5ing
firms that invite your trade
through your county paper. tt
Cotton is quoted today on the
local market at 12tc, on a ba-
sis of middling; seed s23 ton.
P S Courtney has secured
the agency for a first class
steam laundry. See his ad. this
week.
By helping US you help your
self. Buy from the houses who
advertise in The Record and
mention the paper. tt
Mr. Thos McCutcher, manager
of the Williamsburg Live Stock
Co, left Monday night for the
West to buy car of fresh stock.
Notice their new ad.
Only eleven ballots were cast
IN the municipal general cleo
ton held here Tuesday. But II
were as good as 1000, since there
was no opposition to the nomi-
nees of the primary.
We have just got in a beauti-
full line of new stationery. Our
stock is complete and we can
print you anything on short
notice from a visiting card to a
large catalogue or book.
Subscribers who order their
papers changed from one post.
Office to another must give US
the name of the former Office as
we'll as the one 70 which they
wish the paper to be transferred.
If
If "no news is good news"
there is a superfuity of the
latter commodity this week.
There is little doing, it seems, in
in town or county to make a
good news "story" and most OF
our correspondents seem to be
taking the week off.
DIR N Baumrind OF Charleston.
an eye specialist, is at M L
Aliens drug store this week. de
will be here till Satuld day night,
when his engagement closes. If
your eyes trouble you in any
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-09-30

1t is Of interest to note the high
standing Of a Southern institution.
Statistics have been prepared to show
that the Jefferson Standard Life In
surance Company Of Raleigh, n G, is
one Of the strongest insurance compa-
.les in America and is stronger in pro-
portion to its assets, surplus and insur-
ance reports than any other company
was atitS age. 9-2-tf
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-09-30

way this is your opportunity
TO obtain relief.
Mr. II O Britton ana family
moved into their handsome new
home Monday. This is the first
dwelling to be occupied in the
Nelson addition, but several
mere buildings are nearly com
pleted and others projected.
The house vacated by Mr. Brit
ton will be occupied by Mr. and
Mrs 0 II Patrick.
We would like to have a wide
awake correspondent at Cades
and also one at Greelyville. We
are willing to pay for this SER
vice. Hasn't some one in each
of these communities public
spirit enough to let the people
of the county know what his
town is doing?
Leroy Lee, Esq, is having
the wooden building, formerly
occupied by Lee & Askins, torn
down and will erect on the site
a brick building with all the
conveniences and appointments
of a modern law Office in keep.
ing with the growth of the
firms extensive practice.
Mr. B W Butler, the popular
and genial manager Of the But
Ter Dry Goods Co, lost valuable
horse Friday night. The horse
was kept at Mr. W P Hawkins
stable and its death is supposed
to have been due to an attack OF
heaves with which it was affect
ed some months ago. The ami
NAL was valued at 5000.
The ladies of the Civic League
have had placed at intervals
along the business streets large
zinc cans with covers, into
which owners and employees of
ad jacent buildings are request
ed to deposit all garbage in
stead of throwing it on the
sidewalks or in the streets.
By this means it is hoped that
our streets may be kept clean
and free rom insightly and dis
ease breeding refuse.
The Kingstree Insurance, Real
Estate & Loan Co., which was
organized a short while ago,
taking over the business of the
Williamsburg Insurance & Bond
ing Agency, broke ground Mon
day for a brick Office building
between W J Singletary's and
PS Courtney's buildings on
Main street. The new building
will be 12x45 feet, with hand.
some front. When completed it
will be one of the prettiest
Office buildings in town. And,
by the way, under the able
guidance of Mr. j W Umstead,
the hustling manager, the new
company is increasing its bust
ness by leaps and bounds.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-09-30
LS(ePERSQ4AE: Vs.

! -S\Se-41A1 A1e00H-4@1/
Treasurer J ID Montgomery of
Marion had business in Kings
tree yesterday.
Mr. II \ Smith, manager OF the
Florence steam laundry, spent
Tuesday in kinSstree.
MIR b Wallace Jones, Jr., and
DR. j B DuRant of Lake City were
in kingstree yesterday on busi-
ness.
FMlss Fannie Eprs of Ashe-
vile, n c, is visiting at her
brothers, Mr. E G Epps', in North
Kingstree,
Mrs NJ E Scott of Benson is
spending some days with the
family of her son, MIR n d
Lesesne.
Messrs W T. Bass and G +
Stalvey of Lake City visited
Kingstree Monday on protes-
sional business.
! Messrs Julian and Cecil Jacobs
came up from Charleston Friday
to spend Yom Kippur with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs Louis
Jacobs.
Mr. A D Spivey, who lives a
few miles from town across
Black river, says that he killed
a rattle-snake six feet long in
his field Monday afternoon.
Messrs Marcus and Peres
and Mrs J S Eron closed their
respective places of business
Saturday on account of its being
the Jewish holiday, Yom Kip
pur.
The following young ladies
lett here Tuesday morning for
Winthrop: Misses Ennice Harper,
Mary Swami, Emma Gordon, Ada
Brockington and Clara Mont
gomery.
Rev J E RushSn, who IS now
preaching on a circuit in Marl-
boro county, was noted in town
Yesterday. Mr. Rushton former
| ly served several charges in
this county.
Rev " A Fairy will preach a
special sermon in the Methodist
church next Sunday, II o'clock
a m. Subject: The Temple of
God-We'll Build It. It is ex-
pected that every member of
the church will be present. A
cordial welcome to visitors aud
strangers.
DR. W c Rogers, who has been
assistant in Gamble & Jacobs
drug store during the summer
months, returned this week to
Charleston to pursue his
studies at the State medical
college.
DR. Isaiah Tisdale, who has
been disporting himself during
the heated term midst the YER
dant fields and sylvan dells OF
his boyhood's home "down on
the faim," near Benson post.
Office, came in Saturday to take
his place again behind the
prescription case of Gamble &
Jacobs pharmacy. DR. Tisdale
practices pharmacy in winter
and farming in the summer.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-09-30
Go With A Rush.

The demand for that wonderful
Stomach, Liver and Kidney cure,
DR. Kings New Life Pills-is as-
founding. Klpgstree people say they
never saw the like. Its because
they never fail to cure Sour Stomach,
Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
ness, Jaundice, Sick Headache.
Chills and Malaria. Only 25c. D G
SCOTS.
Old papers for sale at this
office.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-09-30
SPECIAL NOTICES

Transient Notices will be Published
in This Column ut the Rate of One
Cent Word Tor Each Issue. No ad-
vertisement taken for less than 25 cents.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-09-30

WANTED-To rent a one-hUrSc farm
next Year or would work for d share.
Address.
RF ID No 1. Box 4,
9-30-lt Rosemary: 5 G
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For RENT-Three or four horse farm
with sufficient dwelling house and barn
room accommodation.
WILLIAM COOPER.
9-30-4t Cooper, S G
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(snt9cEt Dem Walgcn.

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9!ft5eln Sabrc 3udjthnus wegen
Yfiid,chc.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
&cntntD'o MuroGciiuocl.

Hcrin0tom &p. 21. Snmlur
- Su3 NciduIliB Ill NurIau Court
&ouic lit ieit lcilcru Nbcno pon elmer
iturtcn Mnd)c hClctt. neil man cinell
Ecriilh bciilrdltct. Ncbcrt Osborne
inb SioncD Nopc III lpudlcn Siclc
5lpci MGun2r bciiu0cu Ih inter Der
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am lcBten SnnItug crmoroct III Ia
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s9iipcr Nc'lnocn. i'll luclnen liz
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ten. ScIn pon al9cln 0ilrdIofcrtcr
@o1cn mllr0c an Sonnta1 cntocdt.
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lcp, luclUrr cin}}riuntmnnn ill., molltC
lid Die oll 0aa S1oupt hc2 Tlidt
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$1,000 uer0icncn. ais CT mi oel'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
slrmcmbanS cinGrGidlert,
3luGli ,>nioIicn in 6ollc eincr pI6p'
lid)cn @erGnbcruu1 III ser Did.
tlno ocS@inocS id,lrcr pcrhrornt,

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Gin 1itf ltnbetonntc SSciic allS9ebros
heuca 6cilcr 5criiortc bclltc 9iobmlts
tag boa 5ponpt3cbiloc bea heli0cn
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uep, ,Sohn Gaoi2, GborleS SSlIlioms,
1>obn TapicS, 9lrthur GuOu5, Sohu
Sorm Ebilip Gdnrt, Scnw &lro,
,sucob @mlll9ortncr, Glmcr Slm1rl't
lTo Chris Sbrub. Tie MGnncr pos
rcu ON SllBc ciucr Sreppe nit 20ld,
ucrluhcu bciCbGitiQt, oils ibncn cine
ploblibc &cr0nocrllng oc3 9Sinoc2
sic Slnmmcu ms @ciidt tricb. Sla
frod,en oli 5Gnneu uno tSiibcn ms
Srcic lm0 milr0cn III ooa SooIpita.
ser 9lnltoIt Ncbruht Ter petlluI1rt
%crlult betrGlt chpn $4,000, Ger
Battle-Ground mar niht lturf 0elllta
mo bic @oihprriube Der &tioiicn
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WcbGlloc pilroc Dor ctlua sebn Snbs
rem crrihtct lno mar cines Scr idon'
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Gcb1lbc mo bn2 administrations
ojcbGlloc bIicbcu ucridont. Gic 9ln-
Italt hat I'M @on5cu 2l5 ,Sniulicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
Ymlucr ale Gincrripielscng.
, hnatpmn. Yu., 81. ,Sdl

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brci ocriclben tootlidl. nnhbcnl Gins,
oericlbcn en- brCnncnOc% Strcid)bpli
al orci ,SGidJcn Fl!luer 1cboItcu hat
ie. nm oo9 EuIpcr .plliicu" III Icbell.
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9'rcttcrachduoc, oeiien lriinlmct
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mir nit Diilbe Dor Dem iuioriigcn
Tlanlnentooc bcIpabrt. 9lIle bier
Sleiren, iGmmtlidI SproBlinge ats.
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lid ,ugcrihtct. Gie 9luaen 5ucict
ecrielbcn murbcn o,lrdj Die grploiio!
aus ocn ,1oblcn 3criiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
Ser ncnc StanOar0 Sil.Iruscf.

GbicnGp, ST, II. Sanlar. -
@unocabiitriftsriehtcr slnocricn icttC
ben Ne1inn Der lteupcrhduoll,ng De:
6ratttrntcn Erojeiieo ge1en oil
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oas uuf einc 8clobllbe prn 500, ,2lO.
600 laltcnoc Stroi,rtDcil ocs 81
lirift9rihtera Sonois pom 9lppellbo
unl9eitoBcn ulroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
9icscnitnrm nnb !0udiuaiicr in Gali=
iprnieu.

Stot tom Gol. 81. >So,lllor. --
Gin uCrhccren0cr Nc9eninlrm illht1
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baS nittlerc Californian beim. Sil
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fer &inb peitidte bobe Wcllcn iiber
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
Rene NbSnastanalc fir EittSbnrg.

FittS burM Eo. 2l. Sonuor
- Rcd, cincr GeriiiNinl9 Der itaat
liten @eilutobeiis bchoroc miro biC
Stnoi EittaburN ioiprt SNritte 81
tbll bnbcn nm eiu nellca 9IbTlllB.
SpItcnl cinjlTiihreil. luelhes ibr, iuiC
man uuninnt oti $i5.000.000 bis
$40. 100000 III Itebcu fpnnlcn miro
Gic bctreiienoe Ncrfiig,mg ipnr bicr
id,on ieit }ehn Monotcr erluartei
mnrocn.
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,Ruut nno Mnur ais 3Cn9cn.
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ilbcr sic 9folIe, pclhc Die 0unocS.
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nit bcn1 ErGiiocntcn ilbcr bic gln1c
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IoAcn bnbcn. g. ibeiut, ooB Die In.
tCrilldllng mli ir8cno cin SinocrniB
gcitoBcn lit. iiber lpe!d)es nod fcint
IliittGcilllngcn 1cndht poroen iinb.
gie (Srnno' ,Nnm mar bcllte niht III
SiEung. miro icooh nioraen oic Ser
bonblln1Cu micOet nlincbmcn.
q D0rt 81. Sdnilor. -
Cic Wronbs ,Snw oca @ilihcSgcrichta
ucrnobm bclrtc ctli6c pcitcrc 3cugcl
III Ne5lg mli Die @erlcumolugsflogs
acIcl Die .Nclp. Iorf @orlo" mo Die
. Indianapolis ?tclpa." ,<hrc 9lilS
iogcn mcrOcn nidt mitBetbcilt. Gbos.
y. Gait. Nrllocr oca ncuerlpibltcn
Nr1iibentclL luclhcr cupartct pirOc,
licQtc lih nid)t Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
Iic Tran ,uchrfc iid).

Srontoh g. 81. Sonudr. -
Games SoD!or luuroc heitte bon lei
ncr Satin in eine!n Streite ourd
einen Repoloeridub olIi Der Stcug
getGotet. Gr ioIl lie nit einem 1lei.
id)ermeHer nn9esriiien uno periulln'
Oct baben, neil iic iidJ ipcigertc, inn
ocn Mcpolper, nit lpclhcm iic bi,
Eat bcainJ. Sil geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
Tiir Sait'a banana -9iciic.

q oriolt, 90. 81. Tsonlor. --
Gua Shladtid)ifi ogtortb Carolina
1lng BON bier nad) GborlcltolL z.
e., ab, INN bcrt an n1d)iten Nontor
hen eriudhlten Er0iiOenten lnit 81
Der 9ieiie naf) Fanamd al1 gpro Il
ncbmcn. Gem ,9tortb Carolina
miro Der areii5er .@iontni,a" ioIger
mclhcr linn oos (Seleit giebt ino Sci
iunos Gorrciponocnten 'ino onoert
Scalcifer bcs Nri. 5oit beioroert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
Bier WGuncr crtrmnfcu.

Marine Gitp. Mid., 81. Son.
- Nicr unbetanntc Wdnuer crtrol-
fen Dclltc 9taGmittog bel eincnl Ser.
illd)c, ben ct. Glair .9lipcr pon Sort
Sanipton olt5 uii Dem Gis ji frcll.
gen, 2Iti Der afittc oeH tSI,tiies brad
eIngr Der Mdnncr cin, ieinc orei @e.
iGbrtcn ciltcn inn III SoiiIfc mo u0c
ricr tnulcu INNS Gcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
oooso:eeesoosaaoopsocsouoossaaue
ModJ fcim EQUATOR fir 1linoio CT.
luGblf.
Sprinoficlb. Sas, u. San

Sprtn0ficl0. SuS, 2l. San.
- Iic 2caislatnr BON SllinoiS per,
to1te licb beute. ilod,oenl lie iiebeii
meItcre aIbItlnlmllllacn porgenoulner
bate, obne cincn 0llnoesienator 81,
crlunblen, bis 5llll ltthIten IicnItng.
Seit Der crItcn 9cnicinit,aitlid,en
SiBimg am lcbteu Ytitfluod) ytnd-
nittug limo in (Sanjeit ,ipolf slbltint.
!nlm8cn uorgcnomnen ipproelt i,ito
ltinc ocrielben crgnb cine nbiol,itc
Dicbrbeit iilr irgcnO eillen Der per.
'hieoencn Gonoiontcn. luelhe 9,lIt
babet ais Nahiolger oes Srn. ut.
bert !. Soptlns eil,eu Sib i'm Vun.
rcoienot cin5lnebneli.