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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17
GUARD
LAPEER HOME
STATE MILITIA CALLED OUT TO
ESTABLISH SMALLPOX
QUARANTINE.
TWENTY-FIVE CASES AND FIVE
DEATHS REPORTED At HOME
FOR FEEBLE MINDED.
Secretary Of State board Of Health
Says IS Localities suHer
From the Oisease.

SO serious has the smallpox situsr
tion at the Lapeer Home for the Fee
BILE Minded become that state troops
have been called out and placed On
guard around the institution. The
miitiamen have pitched their tents
on the grounds and will be kept a.
q quarantine guard at the home until
conditions warrant their removal.
The situation Is becoming very Sc
rious. The latest report gives total
of rs cases and Ave deaths, a total
number of "a cases at the home.
Health Oficer Frazier has strict
quarantine established on all the
buildings, but because Of several en-
ployes Of the home breaking away
and escaping at night Frazier and
Sec. Shumway Of the state board OF
health, deemed II advisable TO order
out the troops.
DR.. f. w. Shumway. secretary OF
the state board of health, says that
he will hold a conference here with
DR.. j. V. Frazier, health officer OF
Lapeer, as TO the necessity OF en-.
forcing the strict quarantine at the
Home for the Feeble Minded in La
peer
There are about 1000 persons in
the institution and owing TO the pre-
valence of smallpox in a malignant
form at the home it is feared that
there may be stampede OF atten-
dants away from the helpless inmates.
1T is difficult to say whether con-
ditions there will become worse, but
the situation is very serious at pres
ent,' said DR. Shumway. He has re-
ceived reports from about % local..
ties in the state where there are
smallpox cases, but the disease pre-
walls in a severe form only at Sag.
NAV and the Lapeer home. An at
tempt is being made to secure the
most accurate information from the
infected localities
Two attendants of the state home
for the feeble-minded, at Lapeer, at
tempted to escape from the institu'
ton grounds and were ordered back
at the point of bayonets by the
armed militia who are patroling the
grounds to enforce the quarantine
established there because of the out
break Of smallpox in the home.
The soldiers are armed with regu
lation army rifles and the guns are
loaded with cartridges. 1t is under
stood the troops have been ordered
10 shoot If necessary to maintain the
quarantine.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17
Y. w. c. A. Secretaries Hold Session.

The annual secretarial conference
OF the Michigan Young Women's
Christian association was held in
Jackson, Miss Beth NJ. Fay, OF Grand
Rapids, presiding. The speakers or
the day were Miss Katherine Halsey.
OF Ann Arbor, who spoke on "Recrea-
ton for young women and the Young
Womens Christian association" at
the morning session; and Miss Mary
+. Todd, OF Flint, who discussed Com
mittee pose. bilities and their realiza-
ton" and Miss Ellen F. Walter, OF
Kalamazoo, whose article was The
association and the community In 1910
and 1911" at the afternoon meeting.
At the evening session Miss A. Es-
tella Paddock, general secretary OF
the association In China, was the
leader.
Onacers for the following year were
elected rs follows: President, Miss
Ellen F. Walter. Kalamazoo; vice
president. Miss Speer, of Saginaw;
secretary. Miss Katherine Halsey.
Ann Arbor: treasurer. Miss Gould
Lansing. All are general secretaries
OF the association In this state.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17
Loomis Named for Perry Celebration

Gov. Warner announces the appoint.
ment of Maj. A. p. Loomis, of Ionia
who has been secretary in the execu
tive Offices during the governors
three terms, as member OF the
Michigan commission to the centen.
NAL celebration at Put-in-Bay, in 1918,
of Perrys battle on Lake Erie. Maj
LOOMS will succeed Charles Moore
of Detroit. who has resigned. The
appointment is highly pleasing to state
house people, who are warm admi
rers OF Mai Loomis.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17
Binder Irvine Cheaper Next Year.

Farmers of Michigan will probably
secure binding Irvine from the state
prison next year at a reduced price,
according 70 Gov Warner.
He says the supply of sisal for the
Irvine was purchased at a better price
than last year, and in consequence ii
is expected that it can be sold at
lower figures, perhaps a half cent a
pound cheaper He also announces
that the output of the prison factory
will be increased 100000 pounds
the machinery for this purpose being
purchased out of profits in the revolv-
ing fund which was created by the
legislature to establish and maintain
the factory.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17
Cases in Huron County.

There are at least % smallpox
cases in Huron county. Seven cases
are repoSted in Lincoln township,
three in Dwight and ten in Redman
township. 1t is said that absolutely
no quarantine has been established
in the townships to prevent the
spread of the disease and that in
many cases the farmers are caring
for the i'll in their families without
medical assistance. 1t is thought an
investigation will be made at once Of
the reported epidemic
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17

Plans for an aerial military squad
ron will be presented to congress. the
number Of the air machines to DO
provided being left by the war de-
partment to the law makers. This
was announced by Maj ..Gsn. Leonard
Wood. chief Of stan Of the army.
Brig. Gen. James Allen. chief Of tho
signal corps, in his report to Gen.
Wood, already has recommended that
20 machines be purchased at once.
The necessity for more heavier
than air machines is held by army au-
thorities to be imperative II the
United States is to keep abreast OF
other powers In the science OF mill
.ary aviation.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17
~ Injured in Boiler Exclusion.

Twelve men are under the care OF
hospital physicians in Brooklyn as the
result OF a boiler explosion. Then
men were working on dead" boiler
In an electric lighting plant near the
water front when another boiler ten
feet away exploded, covering them
with scalding water and steam
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17
Prays For Death and Soon Expires

"Oh, God, oh, merciful Saviour,
please take me away with my angel
daughter"
Standing over the coffin OF her dead
daughter. Alma, at Port Huron, Mrs.
Mary Leibzeit offered the above
prayer, and then turned away.
my arms are getting numb, she
told several mourners.
An hour later she was dead. Doc
tors say apoplexy was the cause.
Two weeks ago Miss Alma Leib-
zeit. Is years old was taken sick. She
died in hospital and the remains
We're taken home.
Mrs. Leibzeit remained at the side
OF the coffin until neighbors called,
and she offered the above prayer.
Her health had been good
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17

lot ID, blk /, Phillips add,
iohaCd ............ ..... D.. DOT
+. r. Loveland to M. II. Eagon,
lot 20, p. p. west, Alma -. 100
q. ID. Needham and VT to II. s.
Kenyon. pit NV Sc, sec II,
WuVolCT lUl
and WI. lots and s, blk 10,
DduHlsteT. ................ lOI
j. p. Britten and VT to L. J.
Baker, pit sw OF ne, pit Sc of
NV, sec 80, Seville .......... 23C
b. Bailey and WI to A. c.
Ehrman, pit SO, sec 2, Bethany 1915
II. O. and |. Hewitt to f. A.
Braugher and WI, p sw, sec "a,
New Haven. ................ $500
NJ. Church to c. w. Daniels and
VT, pit lot 1, bk 2, Ithaca 49,. 1860
j. Taylor and WI to A. w.
Loomis. SO OF ne, sec 81,
North Star. .......,...... 2lOC
g. E. Wonnacott and wife to
J. Taylor, pit M Of SO, sec 81. -
North Star. ............... 5000
J. shupe to w. E. Peters and
VT, ne and pit NV Of ne, sec IL, -
North Star. .............. S2OC
B. j. Stonebrook and WI to I.
Hewitt, pit sw Of NV. sec "a.
North Shade. ........ go. 1000
j. c. Pardee and VT to E.
Enterline and VT, Sc of sc, sec
90, Sumner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l7OO
E. Enterline and WI to J. @.
Pardee and WI, pit lots l, 2,3,
and 4, bk 90, Alma. ......... 1890
j. Ooughlin to E. M. Boyles,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

W b. Foster and VT TO r. SUIT.
lif, sw of ne, sec 30. Fulton 4 800
c. B. Case TO .B. +. Sutliff, Sc of
NV, sec S5. Fulton. ..... 900
r. f. Parker and VT to ]. Jelsek,
wiz of NV, sec 4. El5a 1000
w. Ackles to X. T.. Parker, NV
of NV, sec 4, Elba ..... 1000
II. L. Wees and VT TO +. Bodfsh
and VT, pit lots and 6. blk s,
Breckenridge. .......... 400
w. w. Mitchell and VT to Q. c.
Bates and VT, eh of sw, sec
SO, Elba :......,........... 1900
4. Sensabaugh and VT to F. A.
Sensabaugh and VT, pit sec of
sc. sec l9, Wheeler ... 1900
G. Kinney and WI to T. w.
Whitney, pit sw of sc, sec 20,
Pine River ............. 100
V. II. Shepard and WI to A. @.
Austin and WI, lot % and DIT
lot 26, p. p. west. Alma 100
O. g. Carr and WI to w. w.
Caple, Sc of NV and ne of sw
and part NV Of sw, sec II.
Emerson -. ............... $3.50
J. S. Caple and WI to O. G. Kari
and VT, pit lots aud 5, Wood
ward sdd, Alma. ........... 1900
w. w. Csple and WI to to o. @.
Karr and WI, lot, blk ~, Alma 400
8. Rhynard and VT to ]. H.
Weller. SO of so of sw, sec IL,
Washington .......... -. 500
J. E. Page to H. NJ Vandenberg,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17
"Drys" Hope to Swing Washtenaw

The local option workers of Wash.
tenaw county firmly believe they will
succeed in swinging the county into
the dry" column next spring and a
petition will be submitted to the board
of county supervisors at its meeting
next January.
Two years ago the county voted on
local option, but remained in the wet
column owing to the large German
vote in Ann Arbor city.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17

lot y. bk SIS, st. Louis. ....... 900
II l.. Kneeland to c. ]. Rogers,
pit ne. sec Z, Emerson. 80. 80. 1900
w. II. Rogers and WI to X. f..
Waber, VIZ of NV, sec 8,
Arcaua .......... ........,... OoVO
A. w. Wilkinson and VT to
V. A. Walker, sw of sw, sec
30, Hamilton. ................ 1900
"A. w. Wright and w. +. to to
CIR. Lodge, +. q A. NJ, pit sw
of sw, sec 81, Alma. .......... l
II. +. and r. Mills to G. b.
Evitts, pit sw, sec 81 North
0tdr ...-............ oVO
Bailey, pit sw, sec 3, Bethany. $500
S. l.. Zeiner and WI to F. Rench
and VT, SO of Sc, sec 80, Bthany $500
l., M. Wilson to ]. Calvin, lot
"A, H. and S. add. Alma go. 450
F. and M. Hudson to ID. V.
Phelps, pit sw sec 81, Seville. 400
A. MCCALL ct al to T. and K.
Ferguson, pit Sc of Sc. sec z,
NOrtn star. lUOU
". Rhynard and VT to I. w.
Rhynard, SO Of se, sec 4, Elba 1000
]. A. Page to o. Kerr, sc OF ne,
sec 10, ElO0. OOU
]. L. Barden ct al to NJ. Reichard
and VT. lot IL and pit lot IL,
ItnnCd. IoI
d. Reichard ct al to G. o. Jessup
pit sw OF NV, sec ~, North
Star ............. OUO
X. O. Naldret to c. G. Graham
pit bk l6, Alma. ............. 5000
H. J. Hall ct al to S. Wilson and
VT. lot 80, III. and 8. Riv add,
Alma ................ lW
A. J. Hall ct al to NJ. Frouch,
lot 80, H. and S. Riv add,
Alma .................. lW
r. S. Merritt and VT to ]. S.
Clark and VT, lot 6, Brecken-
rlQg6. ................ $500. LA
f. Wight and WI to G. Biddin-
ger and VT, pit NV Of sw Of sw.
sec 4. Hamilton ........... 1900
o. n. Chaffin and VT to j. HON.
lister and WI, ne of ne sec 10,
North star. ...... ........,.. z2OO
A. l.. Hutchinson and VT to J. A.
Todd, pit lot 2, "A" Ithaca " 1850
&c. B. Wiltshire and VT to L.
Phelps. pit NV of NV, sec l9,
Emerson ................ 1900
j. Boiler and VT to w. Boiler,
pit lie OF NV, sec i, Bethany o.. lOC
j. w. How'd and VT to J. l..
Evitts, pit sw. sec IS, Emereon 3l0C
J. NJ. Wood and VT to c. and NJ.
Wight, pit lots l and 4, blk 5,
Knapp add, st. Louis ...... voc
F. l. Place TO F. A, Slater, pit
NV, sec 81. Arcadia ........... 400C
R. +. Parker and WI TO ]. Jelsek
pit NV sec 4, Elba ......... 30OC
]. w How'd and VT to F. Wal
ter, pit sw, sec IS, Emerson S5C
FaJ. Brattin and wife TO Mich
igan Sugar Co., So of sw, sec
IA, Washington ........... 5000
NJ. CT Osbnrn to +. Blunt pit sw,
sec II, Elba .............. $50
+. b. Hastings and VT to W. J.
Lesry, pit sec 10, st. Louis. &C.,. 25C
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17
The woods north of St Ignace are

The woods north of St Ignace are
thronged with hunters.
The forty-first annual meeting of
the Michigan Bee Keepers associa.
ton was held in Grand Rapids. A
resolution has been passed asking the
state to take the inspection of the
beehives of the state from the dairy
and food commission and transfer it
TO the state agricultural college.
Montcalm county local option lead.
ers are preparing to submit the ques.
ton to a vote again next spring. The
matter was postponed on a technical.
its at the last session of the board.
Circular letters are being sent all
over the country by the leagues Off.
Gals urging citizens TO get into the
Forthcoming fray early.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17
Over Half.Century.

Humphreys Specifics have
been used by the people with
satisfaction for more than 30
years. Medical Book sent Free
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17

No FOR Price
I Fevers, COMPOSITIONS, Innammatons........2S
Worms. Worm Fever. or Worm Disease %
3 Collie. Crying and wakefulness OF Infants 25
4 Diarrhea. OF Children and Adults ..........25
Coughs Colds, Bronchitis. ...............,,...2J
= Toothache, Faceache, Neuralgia ............25
q Headache. Sick Headache, Vertigo ......... rs
10 Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Weak Stomach rs
IL Group. Hoarse Cough Laryngits ...........2 rs
II salt Rheum Eruptions, Erysipelas. .........2S
rs Rheumn tism, or Rheumatic Pains 10
16 Fever and Ague. Malaria. ...,...............2 10
II Piles. Blind Bleeding, External, Internal 10
10 Catarrh. influenza, Cold In Head ............ %
20 WhoOping Cough. Spasmodic Cough. ....25
81 Asthma, Oppressed. Difficult Breathing .....2o
~ Kidney Disease. Gravel, Calculi............25
- Nervous Debility. vital Weakness II 90
80 Urinary Incontinence. Wetting Bed 70
"a sore Throat. Quinsy and Diphtheria.......23
TT Grip. Hay Fever and Summer Colds Ks
Sold by druggists. sent on receipt Of price.
HUMPHREYS HoMEo. MEDICINE CO.. Corner
william aud Ann Streets. New York.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-11-17
Holding the Sunshine.

Just one way TO keep the sun shin.
ing-that is to burnish up a cheerful
courage every morning.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-03
&iir;erc Nrbeitsscit in Tabrifcn.

AugnIta a. Me., .. Sonlnr. -
2os lleile 8elct, monud) IN Iabrifen
mohettlid) nllr SO Stnnoen genrbeie
tet lucroen bari. nibreno Der getrieb
bis iebt 60 Stltnoen ouuertc, trot &C.
gcitern in Strait.
Cotton, Wnii., 3. Sanuar.
sSiir mcbrcre bunocrttalienb arbei.
fer IN WoIiad]llietts mo Hbobe Ss-
laHb begain geitern cine t~iir5ere Ir.
tcitsjeit in SoIge oeS lieiien Sc
Stunoet.@ eiebes. fpeltes Die beioen
StaatS . 2egislatoren ongenommcn
haben. Eos @eieb bejiebt iid) sipar
mir auf Jrauen iinb ainoer, abcr Die
H%n5rifanten crflGren cs. iiir nnnlog
lid, cine Srennung eilltreten al lnI.
len. 10 bob Die arbeits5eit fir Die
Manl,er oitrdg1nsie gleihiaQs olti
.o6 Stuiocn pro @od)e perfiir5t miro.
Sn Nbpoc Sslono beredJnet man.
bab 10000 Mrbeiter bon Dem 8eieBe
terilbrt pcroen. iueld|e jdbrlid, g.
ooO,0O0 Nr6eitsItnnben einbiiBcr.
Gle Neuerun9 mar id)on in Netp.Veo.
foro Dor 9e9irn oes llclleil Sabres
einseIiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-03
Grplujion i'm Vabnbpf.
Eerron bcn1olirt rnb % Ecrionen
ihner perlcbt. - 2edc 8nsrobre
ucruriad)tc bie aatoitropbe.

Qcrur1uu]lc ulC Sulu1llupUG.
Montreal, 9un., =. Sarnlar.-
Gel elmer grploiion. meld)e irilbOtor'
gens oen Gerron Ser Eloce Sieer-
Siotion am Sitenbe Der Stobt i'll
Sriimmer legte, muroen % Terlone,t
idlper perlett; iait allen wilroen Die
9eine gebrod)en. 6rou Charles Brit
lleall bon bier, oeren zines 9ein pols
lia 5eriAmettert muree, miro nldlt
init bem Qeben oaoon fommen. Gie
CrpIoiion muroe ourh bic Gnt5iin'
oln9 eiuer @osmenge pcrllriaft, Die
lid intcrbalb bcs longen, aus Solj
oeiertigten Eerrons, Der Dem Sd)ic.
ncnltrong Der rGonoOian Eucific,
CABIN" innerbolb Der Citation porol-
lei lGuit, angeiammclt hattie.
Ger Wittcrnudts5ug mad, Alcbct
belt ne6eu Der Elnttform in Der Sta-
tipli, uno lpie gen0bnlih mar cine
GrpBc AnSubl bon iSeittngSbellld)ern
I'M 9egriif, allf Dem 9abnltei9e BON
ifren 9efonnten unb Sreunoen Ib-
id)ieo 5u nebmen, oils ploblib Die
M'ebrSabl bon ibnen. nic aus einenl
Geibdltigett Beihiib BcrtitS gtifoIien,
bod in Die 2uit geihleuOert milrbe.
Ginigc Don ibnen ilogen bis 30 SUB
bod. Inoere murocn iiber Den Gi-
~ienbabnjua biniiber gcid)lcilbert, mo
elmer Der |erletten mllroc oui benz
Code cincs Giienbobnpaggona nit
gcbrpd)enei 9einen gcirmber.
4uf Ger Stcae p%ermunoeltc it'd Die
feitere Seiertags icene III cine St1tte
miloen Gonifs. @roBe Wenid)ermen.
gen, Die bon Den StraBcn Der oui Den
arod) bin berbei eiltcn, trllgen nit
III Der @ermirrunl Bel. Mald) Der.
r~rcitete lid Dos 8erilht, es iei eiH
Npmbcns Nttentut periibt moroen lnO
Die ioiort olnrmirten Goli5ei-Heier-
ben bottcn grobe Shmicrigfcit, nit
Der crregten Wengc icrti9 81 perbcn.
.M Ambulan5en mlrocn bic &erlct.
ten nod Dem &runfcnbaus gefiibrt.
Sic Stationsbeamtcn erflGren, boB
inter Oent Eerron elm @osrobr emf.
lang laife, aus lpelf)cm Die 3iige nit
Cos pcriorat nerbcn. Nus eillem
Sed 0iirfte @n5 boraus e%ntpid)en
lein, bnS lid inter Der Ylnttiorm
.oHiammelte un6 burd) cine biuob ge-
irorienc brennenoe Gi9orrc ooer 81
gnrcttc cnt,iinOet mrr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-03
Srnueiicc's Semperen5suans.

Srunfelbeit III Wcnpbi5 grocer ais
ic 5llpor. - Sd)lllb Der Spiritlo-
Observation-Disclosures in Gbattu-
npogo.-Saitbeieble in Nalbpille.
@emphiS Senn., =. Sonuar. -
Ger ioeben ueroiientlidte SabreSbe-
rid)t Der bieiigen Eoli5ei 5eigt Dab
Die gnSabl Der fpe9en Srlnfcnbcit
perbofteten Seriullen burdous nift
perminbert morben lit, trobOem Der
Stoot Scnnciice lett Dem I. Slli IN.
ter Dem Trobibitionsgeiet itebt. st.
lpos meni9er dis 1000 Eerionen limo
megen (rrmfenbeit I'M Sabre 1909
cingeiperrt porben. Is iino Dies 359
mcbr olS I'M Gorjabrc, 100 es nod
feline Yroblbition CAB. Nod) crbuu-
Iiter lit Die Gbotiod)e, Dab III Den
criten iets Wonoten, bo Menlpbis
nod nieu6t" mar. peniser Erunfen.
beitSiule porfamelL OILS IN Den !ebten
& Mollotcn.
Gntipred)erlb Dem leBten Hegic.
runas.Genius lit Weupbis Die groBte
Stoot Der Union, in lueld)er Yrobibi.
ton berrift, unb Die perofieitliftcn
3oblen MAIDEN oesbolb ben @oIier.
apoIteln feline aroBe Irenoe.
Gbnttnnoogo. Senn, 3. San.
slQe @bisfep.8 roBhanolunaen in
Chattanooga idlolien porlestc Nodlt.
NIT gltSnohme elmer @eielidoit, mel.
die mir Grportaeiddite betreiben
lpirb.
HoibDillc. Gent, =. Snnnar.
@erteralompolt WtcGarn begann
g~eiierll init Der 3ulteaung bon 100
SaitbcfchIen in Der Stobt ullo I'M
Gountp megen 9erlesing oes Sd)unf'
aciebcS unb Musii6ung oes Shanfge'
ih1fts obne 2icen5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-03
: Guliiipn i'm Iebel.


Shlimnler llnfou ouf 8priiaotbobn
unpcit @ilmington. Sieben
Yerionen ihper pcrlest,
Wi NJ ington Gel, =. San.-
Sn Den Wurihen unterbalb bon Cob
binspiQe ereigncte iid) am Neuiobrs.
tag nuf Der eleftriid)en @ilmington
HencoItlc & Soutbern Huilluap Der
i6limntlte llnfaa III Der 8ei6ifte
bieier 9obn. Sieben E~erionen iprlr.
ben ifluer uerleBt unb elmer Der Ser
punoeten fam nod) Der Iniid)t Der
sler5te nitt nit Dem 2eben bupon.
fommen. Inter ben &erlettcn lino:
Samuel Soppin uno Somes 2upton,
bcibe Motorfiibrer: George Suncon,
Der Seuhttburmpdrter BON gtetus
cattle; Der iriibere Goitneiltcr Sobn
s. Sing bon Nelpcuitle uno GbonloS
Sefepre, ein bortiger @eid1ftsmann.
Sos llngliid mltrhe oilrd) ben 9te.
bel peruriod)t, pelder iiber Dem De-
loipore mo iciner llm9ebung lag.
Sn bemielben prollten cin Srod)t. unb
ein bon 9elopore.Giip fommenhcr,
NIT Eoiiagiercn gefiiater Gerlonen-
ipagcn III polcr Sabrt 5uiommen.
Iie beioen Wotorfiibrer ioben bic 8e.
fabr, ais Die bciben Gars nod ltngc.
i1hr fiinf5ig Doros BON chamber emit
iernt moren. ober Die Tdber gltttcn
olf oen noiierl, itliipfrigen Sfienell
ipeiter, 10 ooB Der Suianmenproll
nit GROCER @l,d)t eriolgte.
Sic Germunbcten miroen nadI
Nemcoitle gebrod)t unb bort in benz
5u einem So5nretD llnlgclpanoeltc't
H~citourunt bon Sohn Bib bon 5ipel
Aer5ten perbunoen, morallf iie nod
Souie bcioroert wurbcn. Ger Mo.
toriiibrcr Soppiu mlbte nat Dem
Gelonore.Soipitol 9eid)oiit meroen
uno lieqt BORT IN fait boffnungslolem
3ultonbe bornieber.
Nnbcrc StroBcnbobn.
lnfGIlc,
Gan SronciSco, Gal, =, Sa.
ruor. - i. $. Sermpn, ongeblif Ell.
ner Der reid)iten &oblenbcr9nerfsbe.
liser in Den Ser. StnatelL lpllroe
bein llcberihreiten Der StruBe bon
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