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A DESPICABLE FIGURE.
I have watched for years the ravO-
lutionaTy history of Central America,
and am familiar with the career Of A
great many of the inpOsters and
usurpeTs and the gTOtesgue and motley
leaders that have sprung from their
chaotic institutions, but Zelaya is prob
ably the most despiCable figure that
has ever risen in their midst. IF he
were simply a hiEhwayman, We might
identify him, If he was simply a tyrant
who oppressed the people for the pur-
pose Of TObbing them. We might par
tiCUlaTize him: if he vas a usurDer
who was only holding on to power 50
long as there was any money in the
treasury to steal. or any further CeTTi-
tory that he could sack for private
plumber, We could assign him 4 proper
place in the ranks Of sOmr of his pre-
deCessOrs. and if he vas purely an
assassin who regarded murder as
legitimate profession through which
he could desDOiI his victims OF their
possessions until ire time came for
him to fee from ehhands Of retribu-
tive justice, It would be an easy task
also for anyone acquainted with the
political history Of Nicaragua to CLASH
fy him
IS ALL THINGS COMBINED
lie is, however, all Of these things
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SMALL FIRE ON
CHIPLEY STREET

y cottage on Chipley street calght
fire from a defective tiue, II Sas
thought, at 2 o'clock this morning
Not much damage was sustained
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by the defense, and able argument by
counsel for the state and defendant,
held Mcmillan under bond in the sum
OF two thousand dollars, to await the
action of the grand jury of Holmes
county. Mcmillan made bond imme-
diately.
Personal Mention.
DR.. G. B. McKinnon, a prominent
physician of DeFuniak Springs, was
here Saturday as a witness in the Nc
MILAN case.
b. II. Lindsey, a prosperous turpen-
tine man of Caryville. was here Satur-
day.
Hon. Claude L'Engle, of Tallahassee.
made tour of Holmes county in an
automobile in the interest of his can
didacy for United States senator. end
ing at Bombay Saturday.
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North half OF northwest quarter Of
northwest quarter, section 8, town
ship north, range 30 west-$2OO.
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ing, tonic and recOnstructfve in action,
and cannot do anything but benefit
you.
II you experience such distressing
symptoms as constantly recurrent
sick headaches" exhausting, drag
ging pains In the back, groin andl
limbs, swollen and bloated extremLS
ties, excessive nervousness and ava
terra, languOr and "fagged-Out" fe
tng-yOu may be certain that 70
system is loaded with that deadly urn
acid poison which causes all Kidney
and Bladder arrangements. Then it's
time to call a halt.
Ar5 then why not give De Wits
Kidney and Bladder pills a trial?
Nearly all druggists sell them, but
their manufacturers are so anxious to
have every man and woman afflicted
with any arrangement OF the kidneys
and bladder try these pills, and learn
what they will really do, that they
offer to send a trial box. free Of all
cost, to anyone who will take the
trouble to write for Il. Write for il
today to T. c. De Witt & Co, Chi
cagO-yOu do not know how much
this may mean to you.
q
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Hs-I,s. M.Laa DaIa EIooa

Malaria Makes Pale Blood.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC drives out ma
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and children, SOC,
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UNCALLED FOR
LETTERS At P.O.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING AT
POsToFFIcE DURING THE PAST
WEEK.
GENTLEMEN.

When asking for letters, please say
Advertised"
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Allen, Hattie Wild
ANDERSON. Mrs. J. D.
ATCha, Leise
Archer. Lula
Armstead, Mrs
Katie
Rascum, Alice
Ba ties, Anna
Bets, Artie
Bets, Mabel
PirS- Mary
Blair. Bessie
BTewtOn. Matte
Brown. Mrs. Hattie
Brown. Nellie
Brown, Susie
Bum. Lila
Bunting. Katie
Brunette, SaIlie z.
Cade. Mrs. Willie
Caney, Mrs. Zilphia
Care, Eula
Carr, Ellie
Carr. Virginia
Carter. Vera
Clark, Ms Nancy
Cloud. Mrs Sennie
Crawford. Mrs.
Helen
CTuckshank. Mrs.
and Mrs. L.
Cunningham. Mrs.
Sophie
Daniels, Fannie
Davenport. Flo
Dixon. Mrs. Ida
Douglass, Mrs.
Helen
Duffy. Mrs W. L
Edwards, Mrs. Mary
Everett. Addie Nav
Everett, May
FoOtman. Mrs. E V.
Fowler, Mrs. Bessie
FuTman, CeCyle CO
FuTnqUiSt, Mrs
VIM.
Garfield. Mrs. Nellie
GOOdIOw, Rubie
GTOSe. SaTy
Hall. Jennie
HambriCk. Mrs.
EStella
Handy. Mrs. Emma
Harris Matte
Hart. Pheuia
HightOweT. Kate
Hines. Hattie
Hudson, Mrs. Oleah
HugEin. Mrs Jennie
Jackson. Mrs
ReDeCCa
James. Evelyn
Johnson. Addie
Johnson, MOrdc
Jones. Mrs. Willis
King, Mrs. r. I.
KYLE. Mr. and Mrs.
John r.
LanEfOrd. Mrs.
Josephine
Lee, Laura
Lewis. Mrs. Anna
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE "
Take I.AXATTTF BRONO Outline
Tablets. Druggists refund money ( 1t
fails III cure, + ". GROVES sisla-
tUre is on each box 25c-
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CORN AND WHEAT
MAKE NEW RECORD
n AssocIated 80.

Chicago, Dec. 13.-The price Of
wheat and corn advanced to new high
record marks for the crop on the
Board of Trade today during extreme
bUllish enthusiasm. Wheat for De-
cembeT delivery advanced to $I13 Is,
May TO Sill II, and corn for Decem.
Der to 81 1-SC, while the May option
touched SIC
The sharp upturn was due chiefly
to the wet weather.
WANT RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. ia suit
asking for a receiver for the UnHz.as
States Telephone company and
CuyahOga Telephone company
filed in common pleas court bel
day.
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N-iN
Anderson. Jimmy
Andres, r. Gone
Atwell, R. r.
Avesy, George
Bates, Lee
Bell, Capres
Bell. Venice
Bonner, Alex
Brown, Richard
Brown, ). l.
Brown, Thornton
Caine, John VIM.
Campbell, Ed.
Campbell, H.
Carlisle, Arthur
Carten. F. J.
Clary, John
Cole, G. w.
Collins, p. c.
Colvin. J. T.
DaIheimer, 7.
Davis. Edward
Diamond. Homer
DOOgal. NJ. c.
Fields. r. P.
Fleming, n.
Flowers, RObt.
Erater, John
FreeSman, L. w.
Candles, Tom
CARR Edward
Gary, R NJ.
Glenn, Jam es
Graham, Trio
Crosby, ". A
GreDn, R :.
Griffin, James
GUeTediago. Fidcl
Hamard. J. P
Harris, G II.
Harris, Johnny
Hayne, y.
HeTnS. Hayward
Howard. Claud
Howard, BiCk
Howell, Anders
JeWeish, Armpts
Johnson, A C33O
Belmont ST.
Johnson, Alex
Johnson, Chas.
Johnson, Fed
Johnson, Sidney
Johnson. T. 9.
Jones, X d.
Jones, NJ. G.
Joskins, c b
King. Ries
Lamar, Bob
LaTizOne. Al SignOr
Lorenzo
Lee. Clinton
lawson. PaOlO
Let's, FenneS
Lewis, ChaS. +.
Lewis, Eddie
Lewis, Geo II.
Light, Charlie
Love. Amos
Lowell. Raymond
Mccall Mac
MCGregor, Leo z.
James
Jordan
.aFler, William
Jesse
Maxwell. Perry
MeUeTt, Phillip
Miller Clifton
Miller, j. y.
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LADIES.

LightfOCt, Lucinda
Lindsey. Minnie
LoDge. Miss MOlel
Love. Margaret
LoHfate. Matte
NcGilI. Marie
Mckee. Mrs.
LkUyenia
McBane- Miss a Q.
McNeU. Mrs. James
Nc Reynolds, Mrs.
Ida
Manning, Mrs. Mary
Marble, Mary Belle
MauCk. Mrs. VIII
Maxwell. Lula
NIeTctU. Mrs. NJ. =.
MimmS. Mrs. Duncan
AIOllie. Bertha
Morgan, Margaret
MUS Mobile
Parker. Mrs. Carrie
Parrish Mrs. G. NJ.
Perry. GatSic
RansChcr- Olive
ReaChe, DeiSie
Reache, Modesto
Reid. E,lIps1
RenOles. Mrs. T. B.
Rite. Mandy
Rogers. Mrs.
Ross. Mrs. !. NJ
Ross. ATagdaIine
RupdC. Miss Reed
Russ. Mrs. Lucinda
Saltor. Mrs Carrie
Sanders. Babel
SawdcTS Nancy
Simmons. SonUi8
SimoUton, Mrs
Sarah
Smith. Mrs
MaTEa ret
Stafford. Mrs. !. TT.
StaIlworth. Priscilla
Swan. GIadySS
Tate. EStoIle
Thomas. Mrs.
EsteIIa
Thomas. Mrs
Florence
Tucker. DiSie
ate. Mrs Tom
Wales. Mrs g \
Ware. Nellie X.
Whately- Mrs Eliza
White, Dove
NllkeTSOn. Mrs a
=
Wilkins. Mrs. Clara
Williams. Mrs. \. A
Williams. Mrs.
Caroline
Williams, Ella
Williams. Jeanette
90
Williams. Viola
WiliiUCham Mrs.
Jessie
Visor. jamie
NUI9. Mrs N NJ
Woodruff. G0-iie
Wright, Amanda
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the restraint upon which he was labor
ing in Tealing with such a character.
A DESPICABLE FIGURE.
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- W - ~
MiIIiby. James
MillOna, A
Moore, q. q,
Shadrack
Morris, Com House
Myrick, Griffin
MyTick, I. 8
Nelly, J, F. (2)
Nelson. Daniel
Newell. W H.
Niese, Emmett
Nflsen. Peter
Oliver, Arthur
Oliver, P J.
Grams, Gutter
Parker, B.
Paolo, SaIVO
Pensacola Bakery
Peb4ey, 7. K.
PeTigla
Perigla, L.
Perry, J. s.
Perry, Eugene
Pope, Simeon
POsey, Charles
POuleT, Frank
Power. Edgar l.
Preston, G.
PUTifOy. Willie
Redo, Lewis
Resby, Willie
Reynolds. J. F.
Rich, L
Richards son. 2. W,
Jr.
Riser. Frank
RiX. Neal
Roberts. Horace
Robinson, W. L.
Rogers, John
ROllen. James
Rutledge, Cornelius
Salter, Richard
Sanders, Anderson
Saunders, Q. l.
SaundeTsOn, VIM.
Silks, ChaS-
SimOns. Sable
Sims, Eddie
Sims, Lewis
Singleton, DOssen
Smiley, Dan
Smith, Alvin
SNOWFALL. Eddie
Spencer, Cha.S. II.
StalIwOrth, Frank
Sumblin, Eugene
Taylor. J. 3.
Thigpen, JnO.
or Thomas. Aaron
Thomas. Elmer
Todd. George
Walker, Charley
Walker. Eddie
Warner. J. II. NICK
Watson, George W.
WEIGH, Robert
Welsh, 7. T
Weltermann. Chas.
WetmOre, Roy
Whitehead. Willie
Williams, J. I.
Wilson, @ A. (2)
Wilson, George
Wilson, TOmmie
WilSum, Lumain
Wolens, Gustowa
Wright. Lee
NOUngbiOOd, Jessie
YaTbUOugh. Jos. s.
Young, Joshua
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Ousness OF symptoms or dIseaSe'
and what the result may be?

all arrangements Of the Kidneys and I
Bladder, in men or women. They are
thoroughly antiseptic, soothing, heal /
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lie is, however, all Of these things
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@crsrabrncr Sdjab gcboGcn.

2ertngtom ap, 8. gpril. -
Irbcitcr, lucld)c bier ollf elmer 0oll.
ltottc cit God 3unl GinicBeu zines
3ounpiobla 0rubcn innocn beute
cinen Wt~ciiinGtciicI, in iueld)cm iid)
@olo7 mo SilbcrmiinBcn i'm 9etroQe
bon $500 b%cfun0cu. Go& BeI0
id)eitt ctrUo Gin bolbcS Sobrbunoert
lang bcNrabcn gclucicn 81, iNn. Go@
@runoitiid NcbGrtc iriibcr cinem be
to0tcn WtaluL 9tomlcnS ). &. 3euitt,
tucld)er Dor ctlidlcn &ubrcn itarb.
SIC @oltltellc luor DOR elmer Mod)c
fiir %tlG ucritci0crt mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-10
@iitbCnbcr GlcpEcnt t0otet irincn
WGrtcr.

Gc8 Woinc@, &a, s. glrril. -
Ter elephant "Sonl", ipeld)er iid) I'M
blcii1cn @illterQuorticr bon Danfce
Hobirion'S Girfll9 bciono, muroe
bcitte N6cno luiitben0, crioBte ieinen
Wdrter Charles 9eleu, id)leuoertc
i'm bod IN oie Suit uno tranlpelte
ibn Damn II, Iooe. ToS 5bicr lief
oarnII in boiler @lltb ourd) ben Bart,
rib flcite 9diinle aus Der groe, ger
trilnmncrte orei Girfu5luogen mo De.
n~iolirtc cine Bride, iuelde iibcr cine
fleinc &agunc iiibrtc. Sier5ig ail.
acIn Duroeil in oell &Grper 0cS Gle.
pbonten gcid}oiicn, ebe cS g%claltg, i'm
III iiberipGltigcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-10
Wcfabrlidlcs Ibcutrucr.

Die fleine SOa 9operior tpabrcno
zines acknowledgements BON eis
ner 9upierihlange gebiI'cn.
SGr 2eben ourd ibrc S6mcIter
0erettct. - 9atte iiG iriiber lhon
olS feline 9eIOin gc5ei0t.
Nidt 10 it)nell lperOcn Oic Is Sabre
oltc Boa 9pluerior uno ibrc IA Sabre
oltc Shmciter 9ilbo, Sod)tcr oc5
Nerrn Gbpuro 9oipcrior bon Nortb
@randL Baltimore > Golrntp, ctncn
g8oloipo5iergnng pergclien, Den lie
am Wtittpod) ~9tod)nllttag mdd)teG,
bcun lire GrIobrun9cn iporcn 5lcnn'
lid, a%ruuenbafter ltatllr. Nidta go
les ubnenO, ginger lie Qltcr Ollrt Den
@al6, nm YIunCn 81 illtclt. S0a
mar ebcn iiber eilcn @ullnlitunmr &c
hiipit, Der III ibrem Wege lag, oils lie
pl0Blid) nit eineln lhrcdltd)cn Nn1lt-
ld)rci III 8obcn I"tiir5tc. Sm ndGJiten
Wtonlent crbpb cine &llpfcrldlnn1c
ibrcn &opi bircft itbcr Ocnl WtuodlCl,
ltuo che oo9 WtG0fcn iid BON Scr
Stcllc riibrcn tonltC, mar G. Don Ger
Stlangc 5lpcinlal gebillcu mnr0Cn.
9oS Shier id)ien NIT elmer NoAc lilr
Den unirciluiligen SltBtritt, Sen lbnl
Sbn perfect, 5uiric0cn 5I icin mo
pcrihDano i'm 8citriipp. Eo0tlih
cridrodeu ciltcu Die bci0en WtGodcn
ibrCr cltcrIid)cn Mobmlng 5lt. I'M
terpca9 ficl 6 jcOod) S0o cir, BON
ibrem &otcr 9ctort III hubcrL 0oB bel
eincm ShlongeubiB Ole @lrnoe 10.
fort m,2gcionqt iuerOcn lolltc. Sic
bot OcS6oIb ibrc S6pcltcr, Dies 81
tblu,. Silon bellgtc iid iibcr &ha
mo iol1tc ctlun cine bulbc Stnl0c
lang Slut oll8 Der III Scr NiiltcnNc-
0cno 6ciinoliten Mllnoc. Scr cine
9iB Bate bic Sallt rnlr lcid)t 0eribt.
Il9 bic &uu0c>0oml nll5uldlucilclt
6c0olllL icsten Die MGod)cn ibrcn
2oili nod @ouie fort. 9ort ollgc-
lonot, ,pr,rbc ser @ebiiicncn iofort
@bisfcp 81 trinfcn 9caebcl mo Or.
@. s. &uppert bcrbeiGcrufcn. 2cbtc-
rcr CAB beioen M1Oden GcgengIitc
ntlo brufte bieielbcn nitBcr 8cfobr.
3ablreide Qefonlltc ser @oper1or'
id)en Iyomilic bciuGhten Qcitern oic
WGodcn llno bcgliidlpiinid)ten 0iclcr
ben 5u i6rcr McttlrnA Sci 0icler @c-
lc0cnbcit m1troc eillc SclOentbot luic.
ser in Grilncrllng gcbrnd)t, lpeld)e
Ole rlcinc &0n Dor eillcm Sabre boil
bradltc. Sbr 8 Sabre oltcS Sd)ne.
iterd)ell mor III cilcn beim Solucr-
ior'if)en Mnipeielt poriibcrilicBcn0en
Sod) 9eiollen. Soo mar crit rot6loa,
0u tic oaS Hino ntd)t erreid)en tonlltc,
l1od t"ltr6ent @cIinnen boltc lie abcr
einen WoiSItengel bcrbci, nit 0ciIen
&iilic Iic ibrc Dem Grtrinfcu lrube
ShhucItcr ans llfcr 5og.
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lin Scn Saiicrprcis.

Ter oNripn" itellt oic Erobel bis 81
Der StllnOe 0e3 GaiicrpreiSiins
gems ieit.vGie SGuqcrfobrt noG
observation-disclosures. SbeoO0r Scm-
berger bon ben SdnGcrn pom
ACCOMPLISHMENTS" gccbrt.
Wtit mcId)em Giier bic nNrtoniten%
fiir oo5 tommenoc S0nAerfcIt uorbe-
%rcitcll, crbellt ans Dem llnItonOe, Dob
bcrcita Qcitcrn Nbcno ou2 WtlhifsGos
mite QcleqcntIid elmer bel Srlt. 0eo.
6ilinA abacbultcucn NcrIanmlltn9
I'M Slonoc uor, Die Iotcn iiir Ole
nuBcr1cmobnIih 0roBc 3obl pall Eros
ben icit5ultcQcn Die bis 5lm S0ttger.
iclt erforocrlit limo. Nicr Iinb Die
Gotten, mcIde icocn SGngcr intcrcili
rcll:
Montaa, 26. NpriI, 9ectboucn.
Sale; Iicnltog y. NpriI, Scetbo'
pcn-NuIle; N}ittluod, Is. Npril, Nfo-
ocnlicsNoQc; Wiontnq. 3. MnL Stog'
Nollc; M}ittmodL .. Moi, Nto0cmie;
Moutug 10. Wiui. StoN Solc; Wtitt'
nod. f.. Wtni, Ntooenlic; Mtontog,
Il. Mai, StuN @oIlc; Wtittmod), 10.
Wiui, Nfoocmic; NtontnA 81. Mloi
StoQ-&ullc; Wiittuod, 2G. Wtui, bel
George GilliHN; NfOntua, 81. Mai
Stu0 Nullt; NHittuodL >. NunI Nto
ncmir; SnuntuM &. Nni, NtuOcnic;
Gonncritnq 10. &lmi, CONCERT III Der
Wtuiif Ntoocnlic; WtittmodL rs. &lu1i
NtnOcmic; Montuh 21. Sum-, Hrobe
IN 9iclp Norf; SicnitoN -. &rut
lcBtc @irobc in Ncru ?)orf.
Sir oic SGn0criubrt nnh gSuib
inNton iillo ollc ARRANGEMENTS Qctro'-
len. Sin Spc}lul MoQdon Der SSoibs
in0toL Baltimore Il. NnnQpnlia Clcts
triiheu Clinic pcrl0Bt I'M > llbr 9tod)s
mittoNa ocn @oQQon-S d)nppcn al
Der &ibcrtp-S troBc. Sic &iidiobrt
crfolgt rlNcfGbr nm Wttttcrno0t.
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Bonn blutigcn 8rnnoe.

Sliue Sill ap., 8. stpril.
3n GSlllb, elmer o%bgelcgcncn @eseno
I'M biciigcn Goiintp, fam es gcitern
III cinen blilti9en Sample 5piid,en
Den Mtitglicbcrn 5peicr fomiliclt.
9lli Ser eincn Scitc pllroe 2emiS
@cllcm ml8enbIidlid getootct, iein
NrltOer Curtis crbiett einen pobr.
idleinIid) t0btliden SdnlB in ocn
&iidcn, mo Sobu Ntfius, eiu Scr
monbtcr, mllrbe in sic Siifte geidoi-
jon; Charles gee mo iein Sobn @ol.
ter, lucltc sic @e1enpartei biloeter,
%cnttunlcH mlDcrlcbt. Curtis 9cllelp
lnlO lcinc @nttin, melhe cine Iod,ter
Charles gees iii, bnttcn lid, eetrennt,
lno Der Strcit cntitouo iibcr bie
SGciIuut9 oes GigcntbunS. Charles
Gee bat iid) cracbclL ollcin iein Sobn
If ocridlmlnocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-10

McOncr erbdlt Eraucr-
bot d. @ +. - g3dbrcuo YaItor Or.
j. Z. Iagg 9eltern 1T Der MiorDldns
Der SubreS .Gonieren3 Der methods.
MISREPRESENTATION Stride in Der
ct. &obn@-aird)e cine gniprndc belt,
Duroc ibnl Die Nadridt i~iberbrod)t,
ooB icinc betogte Mllttcr, Srou Worp
Hnn Gagg in ibrent Scim 5ll llnion
WfilS, No, OuS 3eitlihe geicgnet bo.
be. Gin CrnuerbeidluB ipliroc jofort
pom Der &crlonmllulg ongenommlen.
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InmoIt bc5nblt Strnfc
iir 2licnten. Nnltutt filr
ieir,e Gienltleiithlgen bc5oblt 5r mer-
ben, iiiblte lid Gcd)tsompolt @ml. =.
Hoonun 0eitcrn ~peranloBt, iilr leincn
Glienten eillcn Shcil ser Straic 0cS=
iclbclt SIT ~bc5ublcn. IS mar I'M 0Itli
den Stutionohultle, no Der IS Snbrc
oltc Soht Strpd)uS BON Nr. 1926.
ShanlcSitruBc, pegelt dlgeblid)en
Gropipiels Dem Goli5eiridtcr S'Neia
porgeiiibrt iulirbe. Scr &ater 6c3
anaben holte Den g~enonnten Nnmalt
bcrbci, ober trot ociicn Scnlilbltngta
mnrbc scr Surge nit s. mo Soften
b%eltroit. Ger altc Strpdlaa mlnd)te
lid oiii bcn @eg, ooS @elo oui5utrcis
ben, fam ober nit Ser @entcrfuIlg 5lt.
rid, bo linn liod) 81 icblc mo BOP
er niht ipilic, 100 CT ccniclbcn bcfom-
men fornte. % grill scr anpnlt III
bic Snihc mo %bGnoi0tc Dem 0liidii-
hcn Goter Ben feblenOcn 81 Gin.
@ciBcr plI Tcgcr iibcrs
~fnllcu bnbcn. Eolijcirid)ter
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