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The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1909-05-06
T He FIRE FIEND
DESTROYS HANDSOME HOME
or J. ". KERR.
Practically Nothing Is Saved
and Property Was
Not Insured.

Misfortune of the rawest type befell
]. W. Kerr and his estimable wife on
Tuesday afternoon. when the beautiful
little home that represented to them
several years labor and the concentra-
tion Of many hopes, was destroyed by
fire. which was so rapid in its consum-
ing power that within thirty minutes
from the discovery Of the blaze, the
home IN the eastern part of town near
the High School building, was in ashes.
Mr. Kerr had gone home suffering
from bad cold and was lying in the
front room, when he was startled by
his wife's exclamation Of fire He
made desperate attempt to stop the
blaze, which contrary to general re-
port, did not originate from a gasoline
stove but was first seen to spring from
m opposte corner of the kitchen and
appeared to come from between the
otter and inner walls of the house.
After emptying the kitchen water
buckets. Mr.. Kerr ran to a nearby hy-
drant which is fed from a tank In the
rear Of the dwelling destroyed. but un-
fortunately he water had been turned
off by parties unknown to Mr.. Kerr
and the only other available supply of
water nearby was from weli the
pump to which required printing. Be-
fore this could be effected the fire had
gained such headway that all attempts
to stop Its progress proved futile.
Neighbors and high school boys quick
ly responded and did what they could
towards saving personal effects but
while they worked bravely, neyerthe-
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1909-05-06
Saltwater Items.

w. G. Rawles of Fallon spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Saltwater.
Mrs. c. E. Kent is making an extend
ed visit in Reno in company with her
mother.
P. w. Green left Monday for Cali
fornia to work in the lumber camps but
upon reaching Fallon accepted posi-
ton with the company operating the
snyder Group at Fairview.
Geo. T. Chids, the Saltwater mer-
chant, is in receipt of new stock of
goods making complete line of gener-
al merchandise which he is selling IT
Fallon prices.
The unfinished canal contract Of
Charles Wainscott has been taken up
by j. G. Sheppard, and work on the
canal commenced again this week.
E. Z. Winters, of Fallon, attended
the social dance Saturday night. All
spent pleasant evening and another
dance will be given in the near future.
P. J. McMahon and A. M. Lebeau
left Monday for Lodi where they will
remain sometime looking over the mer-
its of the new camp.
w. E. Sorrels lost one of his best
freight horses last week.
Fred Dalton left this week for the
mountains for load of wood.
G. P. Cirac has just planted a large
orchard of selected fruit trees.
The Houser family have recovered
from the la grip and Joe is at work in
the field again.
G. A. Ryan made business trip to
Fallon this week.
M. QUAD,
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1909-05-06
Holiday Excursion Rates.

The Southern Pacific Company an
nounces the following reduced ticket
rates, effective as shown:
Fallon to Reno and return 1886, ac-
count Sells-Floto shows, going May
10th, returning May 11th.
Fallon TO all points on the s. P,
(where the one way fare is not over
$1,000 the fare will be first class fare
and one-third for the round trip; this
account Memorial Day, May 30th, Sale
dates, May 10Th, Both, and 3lst, return
limit June lst.
Fallon to Carson, New, and return,
fare will be s5. so, account Grand Chap
ter o. E. S.. Grand Lodge F. & A. NJ,
Carson, Nevada. Sale dates June Isl
to llth inclusive. Return limit June
10th TO l4th inclusive.
Yours truly,
+. l.. Yetter, Agent.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1909-05-06
Notice to School Patrons.

There will be a meeting of the pa
irons of School District No. 10 on the
evening of June 10Th, at which time
the advisability of enlafging the school
house to two rooms and the employ.
ment of an additional teacher will be
discussed. This district adjoins Fallon
district on the south and is commonly
known as the Smart district. The re-
cent school census showed o population
Of 81, which is material increase over
that Of last year and makes necessary
some sort OF action looking towards
the care of these children in an educa-
tional sense.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1909-05-06
TOWN VOTES
A QUIET ELECTION PASSES
OFF.
Entire New Ticket Is Elect
ed---Something of the
Results.

The city election passed off very
quietly Tuesday, the day being marked
by total absence of interest, while
the vote cast was perhaps one-half Of
the qualified electors within the town
limits, and fell twenty-three short of
the total registered vote. The lack of
interest is attributable to the fact
that majority of the city officials
succeeded themselves without opposi-
ton, while the other contests with the
exception of the marshalship, were
never in doubt, but were foregone con-
clusions. Three contestants were en-
tered in the race for the city marshal
job. M. e. Sanford, the present in
cumbent, and l.. "A. Kaiser ran neck
and neck with scattering votes for E.
M. Brown. Mr.. Sanford finally spurted
in the lead during the count and MAIN
tanned it to the end, when he had at
tanned plurality of %.
In the mayoralty contest Dr. Hascall
failed to poll the votes of ninety-nine
election liars, who had promised him
their ballots, according to the doctor,
and he was accordingly beaten to the
tune of 1873 to 35. The doctor is none
the less daunted, however, and while
he cannot "do" politics he says that he
can work for greater Fallon, and will
devote his entire energy during the
coming season to the county fair this
fall,
NJ. L. Wlldes. who beat Dr.. Hascal
so decisively, and who will shortly sue.
ceed Mayor j. c. Jones as city gave
wielder, is the popular landlord of the
Churchill Hotel. His fight for the
mayoralty was waged in an extremely
good natured manner and the same
wholesome unembittered spirit charac-
terized the fight for the three contest.
ed offices, that of maoyr, marshal, ano
city police judge.
In the latter contest A. M. Burd anC
J. A. Bailey were again pitted against
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1909-05-06

the city OF Boston 10 laying plans now
to celebrate Il afitting manner the three
hundredth anniversary of the landing of
the Pilgrims and the founding of New
England. This will occur in 1920, date
so distant that it is evident that Boston
wants the call on all other cities for q
worlds fair.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1909-05-06

each other and Mr.. Burd packed the
winners end around in his vest pocket
until late in the evening when the vote
counting demonstrated the fact that
some sort of Oriental sleight of hand
work had decreed this honor to Mr..
Bailey who had majority over Mr..
Burd of 40 votes.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1909-05-06

Fred Deriug, the barber, is past mass
ter at the tonsorial art. Once customer
always customer. Give him call.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1909-05-06
Don't Buy Fla t-Iron
Shaped Clothes

Sometimes it is a tenpta-
ton to buy clothes be-
cause of their cheapness,
but this road leads to dis
sapointment. You can
buy good clothes reason
ably; that's our speciality.
But cheep clothes are
dear at any price, and
most of them are faultily
made and "doctored" up
by the f1at-iron to give a
temporary front" 1t
takes honest needle-Work
and good materials to
make good clothes. Let
quality be the first and
price the second consider
alton. We can take good
care of you on both. Let
us take your order for
Taylor Made Suit"
Let Us Take Your Order for
Tailor Made Suit
THE /. II. KENT co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

ncucl Eio10, 0cinnGa II. Cans Nft.
Ter &lnulotogrnpb miro cllllgc ncrc
lcl~tIotioneQc 0ilocr 5ciNcl. Mic
iiblicb filOen tdglid Mniillce'n itutt.
uoltortun III.
Scr burdlhlngeuOc Griolg, lpeIs
dlcrl Tmlo Gpo san IN pcrfloiicller
Modc int AUDITORIUM cr5irltc, bat
III cillcrl crltclttcn engagement oielcr
,porjilgIiden 0c0onfcllcicrim. nclhc
bic STUNT Der Sclcpatbic in gerooe5t
perblilffcnOcr Mciic bcberriht, reilll.
tirt. Sic miro in 0ieicr @od)c ell
llcilca &ro0ronim nit cyitflnliigcn
Spciiolit1tcn 6urd)iilhrcn lnnO hilrfte
Dos SlltrreIic ocS EublltunS Diebers
nm IN hohcm Oiobc f%riIcln. Sbre
munocrborc &unit, Die @eoutfcn Der
por ihr libcnben Ecrloncn 81 lcicll,
mo Die i1r III @cbote ltchelloe SGbig-
felt, Die Itrcl'aItcl Scr5ensgebeimntillc
Nll0crcr 5l ofrenborcrL mo 5lDar IN
elmer MciIe, ol5 Oh tic aus clllcm Gus
dc %porleic. fat Die &clt IN Gritolneil
gcicGt mo bcreitS Die 0clc6rtcn be
id)0ftigt. r{n Din trcten Ntt, Ncl
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hcit. Gic @eid)idJtc ~bcbonbclt eiac
Srall. meld)c ibrcn Mom ilbcrnlGBi1
liebt lmb lpelhc sur Gicbin miro, nm
I'M Stnoc 81 icin, iid) Die @cfilDlc
bcs 8elrchtcn nllrd) fcinc &lcloru,H
i'll crbaltcn. Ntad)ocnt Scr Siebitahl
crtbcdt lit. pcrilld)t tic ibr Seitca, I'M
bel &cruht Don lid ab5llcnfcl, &c
Itebt ober lludl longer Scelenqllul lhr
&ergcbelt, nnb IlcS cloet 5ll ullNc;
nlcincr 3nfricbcnGcit, sri. Gfflc
Shunnpl tritt III Der Holc Don No.
rife allf mo aprle @cllep ols Der
@attc. Nlbcre bcnerfelaiucrthc Nit
ipirfenbe iiuo:~ @erbcrt &clccp Sin
llep &erbert. Golpar0 Glsncr, eugene
S'Sricu nnb &Iobel Hid)urbS.
.Sorb's Spcrnbnus."
Gbauncep Slcott in YMngaco No
bin" cincr GQlton3e ocS iilolid)en
Crumbs ans roentaS Ssobre4 1880; biloct
Oieic &od)c Die Tttroftion in ugSorO'@
Speribols". nHnggco Hobill" bat
bas ulgctbcilte Sob Don %eplulbc-
reril bon Mi1ium 9utlcr 9)eits, Geo.
HuiicQ, sSiona Mc2eoo iuno onOcrcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

Sbeoter geld)loiien muroe, linb piele
Eeporatrren oil oenliclbcn porge-
nommen iporben. Tic @1noe, ipcld)c
oer5elt ols nldyt itort gerllg befunoen
ipurocn, linb jebt IN ollsge5citnetcm
3llta1Oe; oic Soh Stiibbolfcn Iillo
p%erltarft morbclL, 5u meldJcm 3mede
10000 Erltnb Stnhl sur &erpenoung
folllcll. Ncuc auBciiernc SGulen limo
inter ben 9olfnua uno 8ullcricn
on9ebrud)t morocn uno sic S%rogbal-
fen Der Scttcren murbcn pcrltGrft II.
NIT Stabl pcrolltcrt. Sn Der Grofi
nlmgSmo6c finoen Motincc'n om
Wpntug Mithpph m1o Sumitog ltott.
Gos Scllioopitrobcu , Sheotcr miro
oua cinsigc Sbcotcr Der Stoot ieil.
III mcid)cm Mcloorun1eu SIR Nuifiih
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itellt, oas lteal ~icltcl iibertrofferl
lpltroe uno bic ueueiten &mioepillc-
Nunmcrfl entbGlt. Nn Der Spite
ocs Erogramnls itcben Snlins Ste
ger nit ieiner cigenen Srilppe tulerl-
tirter Sdoulpieler in aSbe Siftb
Commandment" mo 9elIie &pnn,
sic ~nicolid,ite Gauoepille Sdngerin.
9lnoere erlpGbnens!pcrtbe Nllmrtneru
limo; NeiQ 9urgeB in einem Solloe
piuc.Nft leinc5 ipcttbcfnnnten ySbc
Gpunltp Sair.@ uuigeiiibrt BON elmer
ans 10 Ecrioncn beitcbcrloen Sruppc;
ons Sad @ilinn,Srio cin tonliiher
Is s9ltt; 9lrtbur Sutton nit lei.
licu %gema1otcn Songlellreu; 9prb
rno Slilt cllropGiihc Nfrpbutcn,
uno Goniln 4lnb Stee!e iu cilcm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

Jon nEb Stebmn1 in Ser aonlDoie
.9tcarlp q Spctnr" oui; bic @cidppi.
Tier Glorcns MAIDEN ibr Grldeincu
IN Dem Ginoftcr rSbc "slultrolian
Nllggets;,"' Gatip Goplc, Nonnic
Noamo II. .SnJgling Sobns bcfillben
lid infer Den iibrigcll Yititipirfelloeu.
Gie Matinec : Soritellungell finbe!t
tdglid) itott, Die an Gienitag mr. fir
Gantcn.
Spllibapitr. Z beatcr.
Gus pppulare Wtclporuma 1beater
luiro AM Wontug, Den 1. Se6ruar,
iuieoer eroifnet meroen, mo 5iuor
miro ais criteS Stiid bas moblbc-
faiiittc sSir siStasntudp" SIR shif.
fiibritn1 gelnnaen. Seitoem bos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

beriibrntc Sbrifiiteacr moocrncr eel.
iiidcr 3iterainr crrungen. ST. >bcn
Stiif lic1t ieile poetiid,c 4tn1oipbdrc,
luelhc oicier 9trt Sitcrotltr ciileil 10
c~igcrtortincn &ciS perleibt, oobci lit
Die Bcid,idte orr 2icbcnoci ober cine
10 notiirlidc, DAB iid) Dos 5nborelloc
Emblifium nit Den Gburefterel eng
pcrbunocn iilblt. &r. Mu8liltils vi.
TON bat Den @iibneueGffeften leine be
ionoere aufmerfiamfeit scihenft uno
ioulit aild) IN bieIer Giftilng filr cine
~al1nsenoe @oritellung geicrgt.
,M arplanD Sbeater."
8eid)dfisfiibrer 8er1lan a bon oem
.W~arplanb.J beater" bat filr bieie
@odle elm Yrparamm jniommcn &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Seiraths. liceuseu.

!Sorris Gan. q, Nr. 1127. Sit.
2ombaroltroBe, nno @arp @idols'
fp, %.
Sobonn Wafs, "a, Mr. 4t9, Bit
centltroBe, nlo Marp gringer. 10.
Gbriitopber u. MlberS, %, iito Ioa
.. Souiemon. %; Mpplifant Drau
Sniic Neuell, Yer. 2214, Cambridge
StruBe.
George ". SolliemalL 80, Wittiper,
uno Mnna ". @ilnfe. AZ. 9eid)teoel.
Mpplifont Sruu Cutie HepeIl, Nr.
22t4, Gnmbribgeitrubc.
Mor Hoienbers, %, Netu . 9orf, II.
SSennie Bear, %.
Ssobu s. 2ofcl, %, Nr. 1921
Sit . McnumentltraBe, n,,o Ginnla
9. gd5iger, %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Hnrete Tbenter.
81 Tiff 9(fobenli G."

1as beb%eutenoltc Grei9rib ullf Dem
8ebiete brolnatiid)er 2itcratur III Die.
Ier Gallon in Baltimore lit Charles
Srobmann's Eroouftipn ,Sbe Sbief"
bon Senrp @crnitein. Gas Stiid gez
langt bieie @pd)e in Der n0tllif sfo-
oemie" sur Nnffiibrlm9. Tuiielbe
ipllrbe 10 Wonote lang Mm1lltcrbrp.
den III MemsDorf nit groBem Grfolg
sur IltTfilbrltn9 gebrod)t. nlb &err
Srobmon pr0lerltirt iebt ole ioentiidJc
Eroouftion in Dem gr0bcrcn StGotcn
Imerifo'S. nSbe9 bici" lit Gin &crf
Don 1eltcner tcd)niihcr @oQfomnncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

rilllN gelolgcn. Gle poplllGrcn Ereiie
lpcrocn luic biS6er ~bcibcbnlten.
Vlunep'S.
Scr Nicbitobl ciller inoild)clltSiir
l%tclltrnnc lpiclt III Dem por5iiglihcn
Stiid .Shc Ebontnm Sctcctipc" mel
dies in oiclcr @odc IN SlancpSS beo
ter SIR Nllffilbrlulg aclongt. Die
@ouptrpnc. Ger cine Gift ipiclt III
Sllbicn I'M Eolnit bco Yriu5cn: &one
illbolelt tretcll allf. 1cSubmtc Solpcn
mo Seoporoer al Scr Scinc iiihrcnb.
.Sbc Ebontpm Sctcctipe" lit cill We.
%looronlo, reid al prod)tppllcn S5c,
ncricll. Scniotipnellc mcdunild)e 81
fcftc gebcll Dem Wall5en cillcn prGd,.
tigcn Hohncll. sic Matincc'n i'm
ben pic iiblid) itntt,
@onft IN Sbeater.
Sus Observation-Disclosures Ellbliflum
bttldiidf' bcitt5lltdac fir ieingittritt&
Nelb ioipobl GuolltGt lpie oild) Guol.
titGt. Cine Goritcllilng ans Der gll-
ten often Belt in hclltigcn Sld)tc be
trod)tct. lpilroc Elm flGglihcs Silb &c.
ben. Die 3cit lit fortNeidrittcn mo
nit ibr Die Infuroerlnlgell, pcld)c all
Gin Shcotcr Geltclt mcrocn. 8ullj
ibrem @mrihc cntlprcd)enb, finbcn
Die b%iciigcn Sbcoterbelllder &orltei-
llu1Ncn inn @opctp Sbeotcr, II. 9oll5
beionoers oiclc @od)c. Gic .Giulto
Moumbcrs", cine por5il9lid)c Srlppc,
nlud,t bier ibr GrIheincl. Die BUR
lesfc bc9inlt nit Dem Stild ~6ilil III
tie Subiuop." meld)es Eroi.v bluffs"
Grleblriiic id)ilocrt. Sic W1bd)elt,
wcld)c III Der GorItelllllg uitftrctcn,
trooen orientoliifc aoitiinlc. pcld)e
bic natilrlid)c Sdonbeit berlclbcn
nod 5il crbDben geei9net iillo. Irl.
Ncitmon mio Iralflpn, Sorpcp mo
0cporo, 2opett nllb Gofes, mo Sam
Soluc, Sebtercr III leitem Ginofter" u
9rpfcn Scarf, 51blen ferncr 5u bell
| S6altjpicleru bon bcrporragenOcm
Mrlf, Die an Der Garltelllung bethel
ligt iinb.
u cues sc onumcnta al Sbca.
ter.
S6cpporo Camps Srltppc nit
i6rcn prodtpollcn Scencrie'n uno rel
jcnDen Gbormdoell lit Oieic Nohe
inn Neiien Monumental Sbeater
enaogirt. Die woblbefonntc mlliifas
liid)e aom0oic .Yfr. Wiic fromVroao=
nan" fommt 5llr g%uifiibrung, uno
Camps lcttc Competition ,Gob6les
Itone" miro BON oieient ielbit porec-
trogen. @dbrenO Der letten Sbeaters
Saiions habcli penige Stiidc oieier
grt iih elmer 10 groBeu Eopularitdt
crfrcut, lpie SIR. Miic from Brood
mon" nllo cs mub gein9t iueroen,
oaI cs oicic YoptluritGt poll unb
goil5 peroient. Gic iccniid,c NllSltat-
tung 5eigt oeridluenoeriid)c Yradt-
cntfolfhng. Seocr, Der cine por5iigli-
die l%tnterboltung ipiiiiid)t, ioltc llidt
periaumelJ Dem 9tci,en Wonltmcntnt-
Sbeoter cillcn Yeiiid) ab5uitattcn.
0rdffn aobenberg int
ySictoria".
9lQe Tuuoepiqc ; Erogrnhtn1e fir
oas ySictorios5 beater" werOen onrd)
@iGiam Morris bon Nelp- g)orf aitfz
gcitelt mo oericlbc Gat leilt augen.
merf baroitf geriftet, baB MIR crit
floiiige Salente ouf ouiielbc fom.
men. Gie 8rdfin aobellberg, ei1e
ser befannteiten Sdn9erinneil, meld)c
fiir5lif Die Tauoepiqe.9 iibne betra.
ten, itebt bieie @od)e at ser optic
oes Grogramms fir oas v8ictoria.
Sbeatcr4. 8r1fu aobenberg erfreut
iid) eines alisee5eitueten internntio-.
nolcn &uics mo biloet oes1olb sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

GrmGblt ncuc 9cumtc. &C.,
Iic neutrality-suspicious. bes ,@eit.
Baltimore Gerihonerungs &ereins"
%erlp1bltc in Scr an Gonneritog IN Der
,Soptins' Elnce Spnrbanf" ltottge.
funoencn Geriunmlluug Die iolgenOcu
Yeomten: Erdliocnt Hobcrt 81. Mo.
tier, Gicc- ErGliocnt Ghos. ". @rullt.
Sdotnneiltcr Sornnel %. Gcio. Sc.
frctdr ,Sofob i. MilrbddL Mmpalt
Gbriition 81, Mottanifeibt. Gle fol.
gcll6cll Torlibcr Der bctr. Gounitc'S
lullrben crnonnt: StraBel,. mo Dc
leild,tuutgS.Gom @ltitopS iegmlino,
ShnlGomitc Charles q. 4ront, o..
Northumberland Gbriit. u. Mut.
teltld)cipt. Eurf. ulb Square Gomite
SolepI 6. Goof, llnterboltungS.G onli'
tc Sobn :. Wener.
Gin tbcurcr Tuu d. - &c.
ter Mntion, Gin engliiher Mntroie,
lpilroe gcilern ourd) Eoli5cirifter
S'Ncill I'M oitlid)cn Statioiisbaliie
peacn Nubclt0rung Dem 0erid)tsper.
iobrcn iibcriuicicn. Mie FoliSilt
GARNER, Der Die Tcrbnftulg @nt.
ions porliobnl, bcim 8crbGr ungob,
Itnno Scbterer am Srcitog abeiO an
NrooOwnp uno Gontol.A uenue mo
'd)ric ans Yeibcefr1ftcn. Ills Der
Vlnurof i'm mad Saiiic idliten moll.
tc, ingte Motion, or lpplle perbuitet
Uerbeu. Scin @unid, iplirbc ibnt
criiiat. 81 icincr Gntifuloig,rnJ
brad)tc @ation seitern Dor, oab cr
Ionlt Gin icbr riibiger Wnnli ici, oob
er obcr ON Srcitas abei,o betrlrnfen
gclucien ici ullo oesbalb 81 gut &c
fiiblt babe.
Gas d) g1ngn i
oeS an Mittipod) i'm alter pom 40
Sobrcn uerItorbcncn &rn. Wcorge
Meber Ionb geitcrn Nad)mittag pom
Sruierbaric, Nr. 1923, Splbroofitr.
aus inter grober 0etbeilieung bon
&eiotrngclloen auf Dem .SSmmonlr
els. Srieoboic" itott, nad)oem YaItor
e. .. @oboes ION Ger cngliiden lutI.
ct Yefprs .Nirdls einen f%eierlidhclt
Srolergottesoienit obgebalten botte.
3nblreide pr1d)tige Vlumenitiide
idmiidten Den Sorg. Die lebte Gb.
re ais Yabrtudtrdger ertuieien oent
Gabingeidieoenert Die $50. tSenrp
9rewar, Wartin Sbafier. @m. 2eb.
ner, Sofob Seiie, Senrp ). Jiids II.
u. Sdlag. SEER CTR. MiGer bon
Wontforo.auettu lino Seiietionitrobc
lcitete Die geeroigima.
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SGmorrboioen bnrdj Anfiansnns ~
!SauIe fnrirt.

9nlen 2eibenoen, Die mir S6re
abreiIc ,%nienoen, iperOe idl oeiitlid
erfl1relL wie nla, SGmorrboiben sit
Saule onrd) auiIarsinrg beilt. gs
lit einerlei. Oh Die &dmorrboioen 10.
9enannte blinoe. b~llttet6c. il.denoe
ODER berausgeordngte iino; id) iuerbe
etipas Don oieiem Nittel foitenfrci
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