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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-08-06
Notice to Steel Bridge Builders

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the Chancery Clerk of Lefiore
county, Miss in the city of Greenwood,
up to u O'Clock noon on the first Mon
day and 9th day of September, 1909, for
building steel bridge at or near Ash
wood Ferry, across the Tallahatchie
river. in said county, according to plans
and specifications now on file in the
Chancery Clerks Office. Bidders must
give bond in a sum equal to the amount
of their bid for the faithful perform
ance of their contract, and must spec
ify time within which the work will be
completed. The Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
C. W. CROCKETT,
Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-08-06
Notice to Paint Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received at the
County up to IL o'clock noon on the
first Monday and 9th day of September,
1909, for painting the roof of the Lefore
roof paint. Bidders will please file bids
to furnish and apply paint, also for
paint to be furnished by the county.
Bidders must give bond in an amount
equal to the amount of their bid for the
faithful performance of their Contract.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
C. W. CROCKETT,
Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-08-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Miss Nina Martin wishes
to teach music in Green
wood the ensuing school
term. She is a graduate Of
Blue Mountain College, with
a special course in music,
and a student at New Eng
land Conservatory Of Music.
Leschetizky Method taught
For terms address
P. O. Box 365.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-08-06
Notice to "Galvanized Steel
Culvert Manufactures"

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the Chancery Clerk of Le1ore
County, Miss, in the city of Green
wood, up to IL o'clock noon, OF the first
Monday and 9th day of September,
1909, for galvanized culvert pipes made
from the best steel, in IA, 49, and 49,
inch guage, sizes from II to 36 inches.
Bidders must give bond in an equal
amount to their bid for the faithful per-
Torrance of their contract. The Board
eserves the right to reject any and all
bids. C. w. CROCKETT,
Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-08-06

ger to the right fence, scor-
ing Con and the curleyhead-
ed short-stopper. Currie
waited for four wide ones.
Warner Wells sent Albert
home and placed Currie on
third with a grounder that
went through Canton's Sec
Ond baseman. Currie came
home when Warner nodded
the Cantonians into a chase
between first and second.
This ended our run-getting,
but it was enough to cinch
the game.
Greenwood got seven
clean hits off of the versa
tile Hickey, the man with
that curious slow ball. But
we think the game would
have been more interesting
if Canton's aged second
basemen had not have let
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-08-06

right and centre, but Isom
succeeded in gobbling them
up. Jimmie Dodson, our
pet short-stopper and prem
Ter s~ticksman, was in the
game up to his neck, and
had a sack for everything
that came his way. Mick
ey had his pegs on. The
jumps was off on several de-
cisions, but not enough to
have changed the score.
Attendance, good.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-08-06
ROBERT MITCHELL
SHOWS UP CANTON.
Greenwood Plays an ErrogIeSS Game
and Get 2 Hits off Hickey.

We knew that Canton and
her variegated assortment
of Louisianians were strong
and that we would have to
hump to snow them under.
So in order to cinch the
first of the series and to
give Bonnie a rest and save
Allen and Ball for the last
two games with Canton, we
called on Bob Mitchell, of
Grenada to deliver the ar
ticle. And Bob was there
with the cross-fre. We are
becoming more and more
convinced that Mitchell is
the best in the state. The
sentiment Of the grand
stand leaned that way yes
terday afternoon, too. Bob
had everything and yielded
only four hits and one tally,
the result of two punched
hits in the fourth.
Our runs, according to
the mania our boys have,
came in the initial inning.
WEIGH and Dodson drew a
safe tap. Then Albert was
called upon for a rap, and
responded with a two-bag-
AN ANTIQUE EBONY FAN.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-08-06
4 CLOSE RACE
IS BEING RUN
In The Brownlekar Contest It Seates
Popular Stores.

The following figures show that
much interest is being manifested
in the anto contest. The vote polled
last week was heavy.
Watch your favorite, and always
The Contest ends positively at II
o'clock Saturday night. Get ready
for the wind-up and trade with the
best drug store and soda fountain in
the city.
poll your votes.
The leaders are as follows:
Miss Virginia Topp- 1884
Minter 1911
Mildred Durrett- Sill
Marx Stein ------.-56 1896
Collier White 4515
Jerome Crull --.-3734
Lynn Montjoy- 5217
Jennie Gean Stoddard 1853
Nathan Fountain $500
Ruth Anthony
Louise Weller 1914
Lillian 1858
John Lucas Loggins 2444
Joel Pate -----------2243
Mildred johnson 9751
Charles Sims 1924
[. I. Mcintyre, Jr.-------2294
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-17
Sports |
SMALL-BOAT PiLIKIA
TO BE SETTLED FRIDAY

There will be a meeting of the Ho-
nolulu Yacht Club on Friday night at
the residence of A. Lyle, at half-past
seven, to decide the winner of last
Sunday 5 race. This matter is agitat-
ing the minds of the sman-boat sailors
and everybody seems to have differ
ent opinion on the subject.
The course was changed before the
start, on account of the first race hav-
ing been a drifting match and having
delayed the game SO long. 1t was APP
parently decided mutually between the
starters to cut out the bell buoy on
the last leg out to sea.
Every body understood this except
Luther HOugh, who kept on after pass
ing the spar buoy. This naturally put
him out OF the race. The question to
be decided is whether the first or Sec
ond course goes as official. The chang
ing of a course is always very unsatis-
factory and should never be resorted TO
unless the judges make sure of person
ally notifying each contestant.
Doctor Sanford writes to say that
he would like to give a prize for sea-
wrens and suggests a very appropriate
one-a years subscription to the Rud-
der, the well-known yachting monthly
Doctor Sanford also states that he
mas a letter from Pete Baron, who is
now in San Francisco. Pete will come
back to Honolulu as soon as he can
see his way clear, and, in the mean
while, wishes to be remembered to all
his friends.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-17
Robinson Took Meat.
MEMS LEAGUE WILL
MEET NEXT MONDAY

The Men s League of Central Union
church win meet TO organize for the
year Monday evening, November %, at
the supper hour. There will be short
business session, and then the execu-
tive committee has matter to present
to the league that they think should
enlist the interest of every man in Ho-
nolulu.
The league extends a general invita-
ton to men to be present and to join.
The executive committee is as fol
lows: J. 2. Cooke, chairman; W. f.
Dillingham;, vice chairman; Edwin o.
Hall, secretary; Richard A. Cooke
treasurer; c. H. Anterior, A. L. C. At
kinson w A. Bowen, w A Bryan, A
L. Castle, a. B. Clarke, A. A. Ebersole
Chas. R. Frazier, P. L. Horne, Abram
Lewis. Jr. ". A. Love, F. J. Lowrey
J. A Rath. Doremus Scudder, Ed Towse
Geo. Waterhouse, P, L. Weaver, J. A
Wilder
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-17
HAWAIIAN FORESTER
AND AGRICULTURlST

The Hawaiian Forester and Agricul-
turist for October is off the press and
contains a number of features that will
be Of interest to its readers. The arti-
cles published include Reclamation
and Hawaii by w. c. Mendenhall,
the underground water expert of the
United States Geological Survey-a
paper read before the Social Science
Association of Honolulu; resume of
Director Wilcox address on "Cotton
Prospects in Hawaii, before the cham
Der of commerce; E'The Proper Use of
Water in Irrigation,'' an address by
Samuel Fortier at the National Irriga-
ton Congress, and the routine reports
of the Board of Agriculture and For
estry.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-17
SPORT NOTES.

Saturdays intercollegiate football
game will be College of Hawaii VS.. Pu-
nahou. The former has already been
deeisively beaten by the Punahou team,
but has been practising hard, and, since
its victory over High School of last
Saturday, has hopes of doing much bet,
ter this time.
&c - -
A feature of the games at the Ath-
letic Park last Sunday was the presen-
tation of the w. C. Peacock & Co. cup
to the Portuguese Athletic Club, the
winners of the Oahu Juniors series.
Will Harris made the presentation in
the absence of Mayor Fern.
~ ~ "
The match race between Lady Der
nice and Lizzie Moore will be run at
Waipahu next Sunday at two o clock
Jockey Ferreira has his Lady Bernice
nicely tuned up and will be there, SC
he states, with the goods. There will
be four other races as well as the big
match race.
.s " .&
The regular annual meeting of the
Healani Yacht and Boat Club will BIZ
held in the clubhouse tonight at hall
past seven. All members are requested
to be present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-17
FREDDIE WELSH TOO
MUCH FOR SUMMERS

LONDON, November S.-Freddie
Welsh today gained the undisputed
right to the lightweight championship
of England by defeating Johnny Sum
mers in tWentyround battle before
the National Sporting Club in this city.
From the very start there was no
question of the victor's superiority, as
he outgeneraled his foe at every turn.
Summers plunging tactics earned MIN
the plaudits of the spectators, but they
were no compensation for the stunning
blows dealt out to him by his cleverer
adversary. Welsh fought we'll planned
battle, timing his blows correctly and
landing repeatedly.
Welsh forced the milling from the
outset, but Summers was ever ready
for Welsh s attack. 1t was the case of
slugger pitted against ring general,
and the latter won. Welsh outpointed
Summers all the way and in the first
zen rounds piled up enough points to
gain him the verdict. Welsh fougn,
cautiously at the start and finished with
a burst of speed that almost carried
Summers off his feet. The winner fin
ished that last round stronger and
faster than the first.
In the early rounds much clinching
prevailed. Summers was the chief Of
fender. The referee warned both re-
peatedly, and the last rounds were free
of any holding by either of the con-
testants. Welsh ruled a slight favorite
in the betting.
Lord Lonsdale was gratifed by
Welsh's excellent showing, and pre-
sented the victor with gold bedia-
monded belt emblematic of the title.
Welsh 8 manager will Immediately be-
gin negotiations for a battle with Bat
Ting Nelson, the world IS lightweight
champion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-17
DO 1T NOW.

Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. In fully nine cases out
of ten the attack is simply rheumatism
of the muscles due to cold or damp,
or chronic rheumatism, neither of
which require any internal treatment.
The free application of Chamberlain IS
Pain Balm is certain to give quick re-
lief. Try it. For sale by ali dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co.. Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-17
Around the
Police Station
Sixty Days for Velthof.

Velthoff, the man who made rude
remarks about the King of England and
then assaulted sailor from the British
steamer Romero, week ago ON the
King S birthday, got his yesterday from
Judge Andrade, when he was sent I'D
for sixty days to think over the cues
ton of whether it is wise to insult
people of other nations who are cele-
brating some day that corresponds to
the Fourth of July.
He was arrested at the time and was
let loose on $25 bail. He forfeited his
bail but a bench warrant was issued
for him and he was taken back to the
jug. The assault was of such an IN
provoked nature that the Judge sent
him up for two months to cool his
heels and learn some better manners.
Chinese Gamblers Let Go.
The Chinese gamblers who were ar
rested after Apana : famous raid. dur
ing which he climbed up the waterpipe
10 the second story. were dismissed yes
terdav morning by Judge Andrade.
Their twenty-five dollars bail was re-
turned to them and they wandered out
Of the building with joy in their hearts
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-17

ESTA T'E
rs GOING TO ADVANCE.
rs GOING TO ADVANCE.

Invest your money in income bring
ing property. Why give the landlord
all the profits Own your own home
PAY RENT TO YOURSELF!
The man that owns his own home,
besides being independent, should make
at least 10 per cent. on the money in
vested. If you will give us the oppor-
tunity, we Nill figure it out for you,
and also give you any other informa-
ton you desire
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-17

and smiles on their faces. Andrade
stated that there was not sufficient evil
denee TO convict them and Charlie Chill
lingworth was their attorney.
Kato Is Charged.
Kato, the japanese who was arrested
recently for stabbing a fellow country
man in KaIihi, was definitely charged
with assault with deadly weapon yes
terday by Deputy Sheriff Rose. He
viii be brought up on the charge today.
Robinson Took Meat.
Robinson, the negro who was held
for investigation on charge of having
done a little burgling of meat from
an old Hawaiian couple, was charged
on the books yesterday as the police
now have sufficient evidence to warrant
such.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-08
sdlimm fir sic Gsfimus.

8ie an6 Ser StrGit Ser bei0eu
EolarforIfer enoen mag, ieOellfalls
itcbt eines iett i1on felt: elmer BON
8eioen lit 3uerit 0ageneien Seioer
itebt audi nod elm anOerer llnlItonS
jest idon feit: melbe IortDeiIe all1
Oie Groberlmg Nes 9torOpols Der
Meni6beit bringen mag, ole arnen
g5fimos per6en feline llrlode Dab
Ell, Onriibcr 3ll jlbe(n. Goof ioiuobl
iuie &eorp, Itinnleil in ibren Serid).
ten iibcrein, DnB Tie alli ibrer &outc
in ipeit nGroIiGcn 9reite8raocn ncbr
jagoboret 8ilnes gcilnNen baben,
oils al0ere Holarforifer auf anDer.
Ell Routcn. 8Wono &Enl6o miro uor
Gnt5iifcn lein @eiueGr abgefelIert
baben, olS er los, 0aB eS bort oben
nod Gtpas Slt ibieBen giebt.. 8ie
lang miro es omtcrn, bis er iuto mt-
oere .Sager" nobil ntoden, lmOort
obcn Niles iueg3li6ieBen mas iDre
@Guebre errei0cn fonnen? &ic
lullge 3eit peroen iic ba5u brolthen?
@cui9e Sobr5ebnte baben genitgt
= -
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@oi6inotuns 9scltflcfcn

licgen III ben ,lic6eren, ilntpft'
aen Bottoms 6es Botcnlof 5lliies,
6eln 9riubeer6 Der Walnria. Saline
9ieic Seine peruria9eit Gbills, 8e-
per uno glgue, 9ilioIitdt, @el6Iudlt,
Srjigbcit, 5cDtp1de ltno allgeuicine
GnttrGftitng, imb bringen jd6rIi6
SDditIetoen 2eioen ooer Dem Soo,
9l6er @leftrif 9itters periebIt ltic
oieieIbcn 3n serit6ret lulo Msalaria.
2eiocn Su fiirieren a9ieiel6en iinS
ooS bette St6rflutgs. itnb SeilsDtitt-
el fir Wfdlaria, ipeldns i'd ieiualS
.acbrdudlte," i9rei6t u. 81 SalreS,
bon 2oneIIen, @. 6. @ieielbet
furieren Wfogen. 2eber., aicren- itno
@lllts 9eihperoen iuie berbiiten ben
EppDus. geriuht bieielben, 50ets.
aarrantiert, bon @olfer Bros
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-08
Sleincr So9u cines srOfen @atcrs.

Son Dem aIten General Grant
mar eS befannt, 0oB ct einet gllten
Srppfen 81 id)dBet puBte. llno ni6t
nnr cinen, ionoern gem0bnIi9 mar.
en- es rcbt Dicle quite 5ropfen, Die
cr 81 iid nobm.
Die Senlpererjianatifer iener Seit
ranllten ill iSolge beiien in bellem
3orn 5unlBrGiiOentelL Inn gegelt ben
General 5lt beBen 2incoln b0rte
ibuct mlfmerfiam 5n luto eriu9te
lie idlieBIid. auSfinoig 5u MAIDEN,
pclder Sorte @raHt Den 8or5ug
gebe, Oonlit or ben nnOeren @encr.
iIcn Der 8lnOcSarmce aud Dappn
ic ein 6dBbcn 5uitellen foune.
9icie g}ci0ll1g luie 10 nicle onoere
@igeltidaiten 6es iiegrciden alien
ltniun5gencroIs, bat oeGcn Sobn,
@cnerdImaior s. ., 8ront, nidt
geerbt. SIN Gjegert5eil lit er ein
10 ertrcmcr 4robibitioniit Oob er
in oen leeten 8agen IN elmer BON
ben Gbicagpcr BroBibitionsianoiiferl
pcrduitnIteten &empereil5porooe IN
BOILER @eneralsllniiorm an Der Spib
ritt.
gllln bat ia aIlerbings ieber 9iir'
ger uuieres groBen inlo mebr oOer
meriaer treien 2onoes ooS unper.
GiiBerlide 9te6t, it'd, 10 8riiltOlid 5n
blamirell, ipie er fam.
@eneroImaior grnut bat aber oie.
les 9fed)t 5iemlidi 6c0enfIi6 nib.
6raud)t. Gs ipor Elm iebr penig err
beben0cr 9lnbIid, eineu Der Soodlit-
fommonoirenoen ser 9uuoesormee
in @aIn Uniform an ser Spibe bic.
ler Bro5ellton opH 8etoerll, SlllosI
cru, @ciitlihen lmo AGrobibitionspo.
.lititern pard0iret 5ll lcDen Gle.
iibrigc @dnrerlpelt mar fait gar
ni9t in Ser &nraoe pertreten; am
penigItcn Die @eidditsmeIt, Oa in
iucniqeu 5tabten ser gcreinisten
Stnatcn oer Erobi6itionSl6pinoe
10 qriiioIi1 otgeipirtlidaftet BAT
ipic lit ser Stoot ait gtidigan See.
3ie berdusforOerrtoe StGlllntgnab'
me @enerolnidior q Grants ST @iut,
item Der crtrenlitelt 9Srobibitions6er
ipgllng 1T benll aud aIlentbdlbclt ill
Gbicago ieDr nbiprehenb fritiiirt
iporoen. Der Serdusgeber Der sSlsl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-08

Gr6d6te ayleiidlpreiic.

aus Chicago fommt Die bodit I'M.
erfreillide ga6rid)t, baB oie Oorti.
gen Sleiidbarone cine @rbObun9 Der
5leiidpreiie INN 21a Bis 8 Gents
oas Sflno Oefretirt baben. Sic
pflcgten friiber tad Dem Srin5ip 5li
berfabren, baB man einem Slrt6e
oen S6Wang ni6t altf einnlal a6-
idneiOen JOLT, ioubern itiiflueiie, Oa.
nit es ni6t 10 iebr idmer5t, imb
in 6eItimmteit 3mii6enrGrlmen nm
je einen Gent aitf5ui6Iagen bis Die
gan5e Sreiserbobung erreidt mar,
Sett balten ite ou6 oieie &iifli6t.
nabme ouf oas Gublifum fir iiber.
fliiiiig rro foroern oas @an5e nllf
einmul, -pas ia fir iie audi ent.
i6ieoen portbeilbafter lit.
Die @riilt0e, tuel6e ite gelteno
MAIDEN, iin0 Die fabenideinigen al
ten: es fomnt 5il penig Gieb aitf
ben Marft unb tnfoIge Oefen ieien
Die Sreiie 10 geitiegen, Dab Der sluf-
itIag nid)t 51 pernleiOen mar. llno
oas miro nlogli6er 8eiie audi rid.
tig iein. 9aur liegt abioIut fein
@runo fiir 6ieien 8iebmaneel por.
Der 8inter mar feinesiDegs ltreng
Siltter lit i'm lleberflltB porbanoen
nu0 oie grrte befunntli6 dllsge3eM-
net pesbalb alio cine Sernlinoer'
llng bes gliiftriebes2
gs finSet li6 MIR cine slntiport
oarauf: Die groBen 9ieb5ii6ter iulo
ser SleiidtrliIt arbeiten tpieber elm.
mol tSal0 III Sano, I'M Dem arinen
8olfe Die 0aumenidrmtben tof rel.
ter ansu5ie6en. 60 fam man re6t-
5eitig bafiir ior9en, bab Die 6ril6te
| Der beginnenben 8roiperitdt ibret
@eg in Die redten &aIden iinoen,
3u 6egegnem lit bieiem 6Ieii6.
Ipuder oenn I'M ni6ts unoeres
banoclt es ii6 altf 9eiebli6enl
ggegc nid)t. Mm muB iid aIio Oas
ous 6Iciibeiien oboeW0bnen bis
cinnlal Oa5 riouperdne SoIf" 5u
Der giniid,t fomntt, OaB ibm OaS
Stilnnrcdt ole Mto6t giebt nit
icinen 9eOriidern aitf5uriiluncn.
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I'm Cure @unbiaaft tuirb freunbli6it eebeten

liuois Thanksgiving, Serr g8. 81.
9sidaeIis, elmer Der GSiibrer Ser
li6eralen 9eipegung in Gbicngo, CAB
Dem bort berri6enoen llnipilIen in
cincm offencn 8rief an Oas ariegss
miniiterilm glusoriid, in ipeI6cm eS
beiBt;
o8ieies 8orfomnitiB bat unlio
alIgeneineres 9Iufieben erregt, neil
man befiirdtet, oaB OuOurd Die
9unOesregierlntg uno Die strnee
tlmoBcben luoIlen, OoB iie alif Sjcite
Der Notwithstanding SteIIimg
genomntcn baben.
o6ernef 1tiBt es, 0oB Die 8robi.
bitionspcreine beabiidtigen, i'm fom-
manOeu 6riibiabr bier cine obermal.
ige 9Ibitimmung itber ole aSrobibi-
tion5fragc 3u er5pillaen 90 STEM.
lid, ollie bieligen Btr9er baben III
oicier 6raDe 5teIllul9 aetolnnen.
@enn cine ioIde 9IbItimninlg itatt.
finbet, 10 iollte eS cine freie unp
nubeetnflitbte iein.
SD beitreite nidt Dem General
Grant iein Redt ais @riUatmnln
fir sic 8robibition 3lt oaitireh idl
gIuubc ober nidt. OnB Elm General
ser gunoeSarmee Oas Rent bat, III
Uniform init Gempcrcn5pro5ciiioncn
5u mori6ircn."
Grants miro lunio ineDr beoaltert,
0as @erbnlten @eueraInlaior
Na or bel elmer ioIdeH @eiinnilng
oud fiir 8eibebaItung
OeS @cmeini6apeits oeS gerbotS
Der stantine, in 9lrmee nnb 6lotte
1T.
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Sarriutau.

Dit Oieiem Wanne lit elmer bon
ienen Nannern beimgegangen, Oie
Den slneritanern als bohites SS0eaI
porl6iueben Gin Wtann, Ser aus
ben drmIidIten 8erbdItniiIen ii9
gum groBten &eidtbum enlporgear.
beitet, Der ilnabldiiig beitrebt mar,
ieinen giniIuB 5u per9r0Bern uno gu
befeitigen.
@r mar elm Mtann bon un9eip0bn.
lidem Sdarfblid, Der ie6e Moglid.
felt 5ll Ieilleil 8un1tcn oltS5unltben
nerItauO, babel bon elmer 3iifiidts.
loiigfeit. Die iid nidt Idelit, ai9
iiber Die 2eiben anoerer biitpeg,
Dem eritre6ten 3iele Sil5iiidreiten.
gteben ibm lit lpobl Sill Der bcOelt.
tenoIte Giienbabnmagnat. 8dbrenO
Oieier III Oen @iienbaDnbetrirb e6en.
10 eingetpeibt lit, lpie es 0arrimnn
mar, gebt ibm oie 61biafeit ab, oie
9cbterer in aitberor6entli6em MnBe
beiab, ouf ser @6rfe 6ie it'd bietell.
ben @ortDeile ous5rniiBcn itn0 Die
&ontrolle iiber eine Heibe BON 9ob.
ren SIT erIangen.
0ian bat i'm gelegentIidb nit 9ta-
poleon pergliben lulO IN Der SDat,
mie Der fiibne Sorie mm6en Gonig
obieste, 10 itiir5tc oudj @arrimon Oie
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2nuo Bot Iid Sarrimal 6ouptiGdlIitb
OaOnr6 bprOient aenladbt, oaB er
0ltrd Oie Gntiuidllm9 beS Giienbobn,
naseS IN 0en lueItliden Stoatelt sum
@coeiben OeS gan8en 2anOes bel.
trug. 8o9 ieine Gbdtiefeit mar gu
nprbenmlfrei6elt6, ais gebro6ener
0}onn iuGtr ser 81 i6brioc Die Ucr-
loreue araft in sen @docrn Gciter
rei6es DieOer SIT gewiunen. GS mar
81 ipdt. 9IlS to6tfranfer Yium tchrf
te er 5uriid; uerlieB wobL nit 9ln.
ItrenalllQ aller ieiner &rdite 0ell
Gampfer IN gtem 9orf, Inn bic 2cn-
tc iibrr icitelt i3itItonO biHrue85l. |
tGuincn, aber in 9lr6cn fam oas
gnhc raid.
Gr bat bas 2oto ltn6 iein gOIt |
iucoer 9eiitig nod iittlid bereibcrt; |
oarum lit es Elm Slid, Dab es iei' |
nes gIciden nid)t picle 9iebt &c. |
raui9t Don Dem EmB I'M oas goIo'
enc aalb tam CT Inns fein nodItreb'
SorbiIo iein.
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9ai, bel Scr ggploliou zines LENT
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bier GfiiJiere oen Zoo oeiimben bds
belL peronlabt ben fransiiiidcn arte'
gsntiniier, iid 0egen oirie llitl9en
8a5r5cugc uno fir oisibIieBlih Scr
mcnoiutQ bon 9leropIaueh 81 erfIar
en-. Gr miro falnn 3nitimrlln9
finoru. Die 2,tftidifffaDrt lit nod
10 in ibren gtnfinaen ool, gticnlano
ia1cn fam. meldes SpItem DOS beIs
iere uub praltiidere 1T. slber Dab
beioe ctite groBe 8nflnft haben, Itebt
ebcnio feit, ,pie sic Gbatiade, oeb
jeoe groBe Renerilng Opfer toroert.
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Saltor 8uItarS III GIeneIonO, ser
auf 8eranloiilmg &odefelIer's bort
bin berufe)l tpltroe, bat iidl in ieiner
Geitrtgen 9reOtgt gegen Eiocr mo
54minfe mo fir utebr 9eipegung
i'm 6reien ausgcipru6en. lint Iei.
ner @emein0e nit gutent @eilpiel
oorareebcn au fonnen, bot er fi6
alif ieinen Roiten cine @arnitlr
8olf.Stode, cine @aruitnr Sellltis.
itldger, 9dIlc, slrscIit6de, Sa9o'
flinten, Sunoe uno cilt GoIIbtrtpferS
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