davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
Logical

A woman who had never owned
garden at last had the opportunity to
have one in which she could do just as
she wished. Accordingly, a careful
study of the seed catalogues was in
order. Her husband one day came home
to find her poring over its "profusely
illustrated" pages. She had long list
OF seeds written on a sheet of paper.
This is a list, my dear" she said,
that | want you to buy for me tomor-
row at the seedman's.'
Her husband looked at the list Then
he laughed.
you want these flowers to bloom
this summer, don't your" he asked.
"Yes, of course"
"Welb those you have put down here
don't bloom till the second summer"
'Oh, that's all right" said his wife,
easily. Il am making up my list from
last years catalogue"
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
The Fair Artist

Across the sky at close OF day
A fairy artist goes,
TO paint the sunsets circling clouds
With purple, gold and rose.
When darkness falls upon the fields,
IT'S then he makes his way
TO tint the daisies lids with pink
Before the dawn OF day.
The stately lily's golden spike
The cowslip's speckled bell,
The foxglove and the clover bloom
He visits them as well.
He decks each brilliant dragon fly
In brightest green and blue,
Then hangs each web of gossamer
With pearls OF morning dew.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02

faces should be constructed first by
boiling the crosspieces marked G In
figure 2, to the long beams marked l.
and spaced apart, as shown in figure
l. All bolts used should be an eighth
of an inch in diameter and fitted with
washers at each end. These frames
should be braced by diagonal wires
marked w in figures 1 and 2. All
wiring is done with No. 16 piano wire
Next the Al bent ribs should be nailed
to the main frames on the upper side
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
by ERNEST oHRT

My brother and I started to build
our glider in the early part OF Octo-
Der. 1t took us about two weeks to
complete it, as we did not work stead
lily. One Saturday we took the planes
to a garage and set them up, and the
next day we started out early for the
sand dunes to make some trial flights
We made two Nights, soaring only
about 10 feet; the third flight resulted
in smashup When we examined the
machine we found the vertical part of
the tail broken, and also all the wires
and the main beam, 1t took us two
more weeks to fix It up.
We made our next flight Thanksgiv-
ing day. 1t was very windy and prom
ised good success We attached the
tow ropes and / climbed into the glider
and gave the signal to the boys to
run. The glider rose swiftly to
height of about 45 feet. and made a
successful landing. That was my first
slkyward flight. l made three other
flights, and then gave the other boys
chance to go up. Later put NOV
able seat in the glider and scared up
about So feet. | wanted to come down,
so ] slid forward on the seat When
nearing the ground L slid back too far
and went UP again. l tried to make a
graceful descent. but the seat got
stuck and hit the ground awfully
hard This smashed the machine for a
second time
We did not get out again until De-
cember s.; but 1 was able to make a
record for height on that day of S5
feet. We made about 10 flights be-
fore it got too dark to fly.
Every Sunday since then we have
been out on the sand dunes in the after
Moons, and have made from 10 to 80
flights each time. / have been up as
high as 130 feet, and our gliders could
go even higher, of course Last Sun
before a Call photographer One of
the pictures is shown on this page.
| could not get very high on account
of the changing winds. During the
third flight, when / was up about 80
feet. two of the guy ropes broke and
the tall swung around and turned
the machine on end. / came down
with terrific force, smashed a stout
arm bar, a cross piece and seven ribs
1 knocked the wind out of myself, and
on Monday I felt sore in all corners
This was a pretty bad accident, ~al-
though on the whole we have been
rather lucky The best way to learn
is through accidents, so our occasional
spills do not discourage US. Persever-
ance only will make an expert aero
naut of fellow; so don't try to fly
unless you intend to stay with it. We
are using these gliders merely to learn
the art of balancing in the air. Later,
we all hope to get regular aeroplanes
with engines.
This little first glider of ours has
already made about 200 successful
flights, and is good for lot more
Next Monday we are going to start
to build another glider, following an
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
No Place for Him

Gunner-Poor chap! There is always
a mob bowling for his scalp.
Guyer-Indeed! What does he fol-
low?
Gunner-Well, in the baseball season
he's an umpire
Guyer-Oh, he's not so badly off. He
has peace in the winter.
Gunner-No in the winter he is COM
plant clerk in the gas oftice.--chicago
News.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-02
FI0 r. ERONT NJ

entirely new design. IT Will be possi-
Bile to put an engine in this glider.
We hope to enter this new glider in
the aviation meets and in the aero
shows. We shall have il ready for
exhibition out on the sand dunes in
few weeks.
HOW TO BUILD A GLIDER
In building a glider the material
used should be grained spruce, free
from knots The following strips are
required:
-Four long beams, three-quarters of
an inch thick and one and a quarter
inches wide.
Twelve cross pieces, three quarters Of
an inch thick by three quarters of an
inch wide and three feet long.
Twelve uprights, half an inch thick
by one and half inches wide and
four feet long.
Forty-one strips for the bent ribs,
three -siNteenths of an inch thick by
half an inch wide and four feet long
Two arm sticks, one inch thick by
two inches wide and three feet long
Two rudder sticks. three quarters by
three quarters OF an inch and eight feet
long.
Several strips half an inch by three
quarters of an inch for vertical and
horizontal rudders.
The frames for the two main sur
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13
Doubles the Yield.

Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Co.
Florence, Ala.
nsed fertilizer bought of you
on my own land, and it has given
the best satisfaction. ! can say
it will pay any one to use it.,
whether the land is rich or poor.
When properly used it will pay
for itself several times overs. and
on thin land it will double the
yield, y Yours truly,
!. l.. Haley
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13
.ober 1909 P.sW. Patterson,
Chancery Court Clerk.
The State of Kentucky,
County of McCracken.s

~e>@@~~- y ><>Ns = S<tS, -
The State of Kentucky,
County of McCracken.s
This day personally appeared
before me, the undersigned au.
thority, c. H. Sheriff., post office
address Paducah, Ky. and II. v.
Sheriff., post officesaddress padu.
cab, Ky. and A. Sheriff., post ad.
dress Paducah, Ky. incorporators
of the corporation known as the
Iuka Mineral Springs Hotel Com.
pany, who acknowledged that they
signed and executed the above and
foregoing articles of incorporation
asstheir act and deed, On this the
21st day of Oct. 1909.
Elizabeth H. Rigg,
Notary Public.
State of Nebraska,
County of Douglas.
On this the Both day of October
A. d. 1909. before me, G. B. Las
bury, Notary Public in and for
said county, personally came w.
F Calvert, to me personally known
to be the identical person whose
name is affixed to the above instru-
ment as one of the incorporators
of Iuka Mineral Springs Hotel
Company and severally acknowl-
edged the execution of the same
to be his voluntary act and deed
for the purpose therein expressed.
In witness whereof, l have here
unto subscribed'my name and af-
fixed my official seal at Omaha on
the day last above written.
G. B. Lasbury,
Notaiy Public.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13
We Sell Visco| Oil.

Viscol Oil is used on all kinds Of
feathers. 1t softens, preserves
and waterproofs leather shoes.
That's the kind we sell. Viscol
Oil Is used on harness, makes it
pliable and last a lifetime. Keeps
belts from slipping. viscol Oil
sells at lOc for 3 ounce bottle or
Soc a pint. Lots new goods COM
ing in. No advance In price.
n a n
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13
Notice To Bridge Builders.

The undersigned will let to the
lowest responsible bidder in from
of the court house door in Iuka,
Miss, on the 1st Monday in Feb
ruary, 19l0,t the contract for build-
ing bridge across Chambers
Creek. Iuka and Chambers Greek
road, acc ording to plans and spec
ifcations ON file in the Cqancery
Clerks office. By order of the
Board Jan. 8. 1910.-
JOS. Marlar, NJ. B. S.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13
To Members Iuka M. E. Church
South.
Iuka, Mss, Jan. 10. 1910.
Dear Fellow Members:

ohess NAASo'b Jcsts -0t A>A~s
Dear Fellow Members:
The known benefits coming
from cooperation, and the desire
to create church spirit and pride,
has caused the Board of Stew
ards to counsel together and ear
nestly consider the best plans of
church word. There was never
a time when our various branches
of church work was dohe with
greater system or more success.
There is to be forward move
ment in our Sunday School and
other church work, and we have
planned, we think wisely, for our
finances. The church conference
has adopted the Budget apportion-
ment plan. In this Budget there
are added the amounts to be paid
our preacher, presiding elder and
all incidentals, and each member
is asked to pay some part every
Sunday. You will be furnished
with a nice calendar bearing suit
able scriptures and other matter
together with picture of both our
church and postor, also a calen-
dar, voucher pad and a package
of envelopes. You are asked to
contribute ---- - cents per week
for the conference year which
amount you will put into an en-
velope with a voucher dated for
that Sunday and place in the col
lection basket every Sunday. If
for any reason you miss Sun
day. put in money and vouchers
when you come, or send by some
one. We are already congratulate.
ing ourselves on having your
hearty approval and cooperation
in this and your promise to do SO
may be given at once by signing
and returning this.
G P Hammerly, Pres and Treas,
G T Carmichael,
E r Harvey,
JC Jourdan,
VIM Mcintosh,
c w Mcknight.
A B Patterson, Sec'y,
] A E Pyle,
w T Ross,
J w Williams,
Board of Stewards.
as. FIT Carmack,
Sec'y Ch. Conf.
q Mr. and Mrs w w Dean and two
children visited Cherokee rela-
tives Sunday. ?
Miss Jennie Long returned to
Tupelo Sunday after several days
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13

Miss Mabel McRae returned to
Memphis Sunday after two weeks
spent with friends and relatives
in Iuka.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13
I'll. Brown & Co.
Killed BY A Falling Tree.

Mr.. Alva Mccoy, a young man,
having wife and one child was
killed last Friday, 3 miles south
eff Burnsville by a falling tree.
Messrs w T Adams and G w
Boothe were cutting a tree when
Mccoy came up and began count
ing some rails he had split near
by. When the tree upon which
Adams and Boothe were cutting
started to fall, the latter cried out
to Mccoy to look out" Mccoy
was standing about 80 feet out of
line of the falling tree but the lat
ter struck large sapling which
fell at right angles, striking Nc
Coy and killing him instantly.
This sapling had been cut and
lodged by Mr.. Mccoy the day be-
fore.
No blame is attached to Adams
and Boothe but they naturally feel
very much grieved over the fatal
accident.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13
Pension Money Ready.

The County Treasurer now has
the money on hand to pay all Con-
federate pensioners. The money
was paid in b. Sheriff Payne who
took up the warrsnt with "a, ASA. 30
of state taxes which he had collect
ed. The total amonnt of state
taxes copected up to the January
settlement was So, ,3ll.61. By the
sheriff taking up the warrant the
pensioners get their money a week
earlier than if the money had
been sent to Jackson and distribut-
ed. The total amount of taxes
collected by sheriff Payne up to
the January settlement was
$40, ,5l4.87.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13

Mr. E. Merrill returned Friday
from trip to Memphis.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13

Miss Jennie Long returned to
Tupelo Sunday after several days
spent visiting Miss Flo Goyer.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13
Every Mother

is or should be worried when the
little ones have a cough or cold. 1t
may lead to Group or pleurisy or
pneumonia--then to something
more serious. Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup will cure the trouble
at once and prevent any complica-
tion For sale by ] c Jourdan.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13

Mr. w { White, representing the
Masonic Protective Association, a
sick and accident benefit insurance
company, is in town this week in
the interest of this reliable insur-
ance.S Mr-White lives on Route l,
Dennis, Miss.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13

Mr. w F Calvert, of Chicago,
was in town last week. He con-
templates making some substan-
tial improvements on his residence
at the Tyler place, 3 miles south
west of town. MIR c is a clever,
social gentlemen whom it is a
pleasure to meet.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13

Mr. and Mrs VI n Morgan re-
turned FRIDAY la heir home at
Ardmore, Okla, affer week
spent with luka relatives.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13

Our thanks are rendered Mrs E
H Gravette for {, nuge lemon rails
ed on a tree iii ner hot house.
The lemon MAS tour times the
size of the ordinary one.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13

A note from Rev w d Page in
forms us that he is suffering from
a cancer on the tace. He is un-
dergoing treatment for same and
is not able to ger out. The SYM
pathy of many friends goes out to
this aged preacher in his trouble.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13

q Mr. and Mrs w w Dean and two
children visited Cherokee rela-
tives Sunday.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-13

The many friends of Mr. JpT
Vaughan, of Bronte. TEX, were
glad to see him, on our streets
Monday. He has not yet decided
whether he is back on visit or to
re,,oa;,, y,ery,ansntlv
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-03
@raf Smlims MnbruTp-

Die vGeutihe gerlags = Mnitalt'
M Stuttgart bat ioebcn ben eritel
ganb beg Werfes .@raf Sulius Sin
oraIlp, iein 2eben uno feline 3eit" Dol
sounro BON Wertbbeiiner ouf Der
9iihermarft eebraht. Cine iebr flei,
3iee unb iebr eingebettoe Mrbcit, luel'
&c ooourh ELM eioenartiges Golori1
erbaIt, oas gum eroBen Sell ans bis.
ler nod unbefannt gebliebenen Qitcl'
len geid)opft lit uno 10 1id)t MIR oi.
eerionIibfeit beS sroben ungariidcl
5taatgmnnns Dor inns in ndd)iisl
5ntimit1t erideint, iolloern ai,b 81.
greigniiie ul,b @rfabruneen feline,
3eit nielfah @rgan5ungen iino @if'
fldrungen erbalten.
@er ben 500 Seiten umfaiienoe.
ganb aufmerfiam. ourdlieit Der er.
iabrt, pie iid) Die groBen 0eibebniiit
ser aaerleste n3eit balnals 6ereits
~uorbereitet baben. IS NOR Der melt
augidanenbe Wlif bes @rafen Mp.
oraiip, welder oie Gntpidlnng fow
men geieben, uab cs par Iein grobes
ltaatsm1nniihes @enie, meldes iel.
der gntmidIiung Die @ege bereitel
bot. 0enn er bate erfannt, Dob oas
Shmergemitt bes &absburger.Dup
oelreihs nod Dem Sd%idialsiatlrl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-03

in Sammel- uno 2ammfleii6. ST.
re rapioe I%usoebnung miro am be-
item ooour6 uerani6auli6t, oaB
lie alien 2uoeraum in 10 neuen
0ampfern ge6artert boben, oie Die
Relion-2inie fir Sen Sleiidtransa
port bonn ga 8lata bauen ldBt.
Sbrem ginflub uro 8eiipiel ourb
ginfiibrung progreliiper Wetbooen,
belonoers our Hroou5ierung gefdlte.
zen GinofleiiGes, bas Dem gefrore-
men porae5ogen miro, lit Die 5timu-
llerrns oes @elddfts 81 peroanfen.
Snl Sabre 1909 proou3ierte oie
"a &lota @olo Storage @ompantl
1tebr ols boppelt 10 piel eefdltetes
5leiid, oIs irgeno cine anoere
8eleal6aft uno bradte, 5uiam-
men mt Der So Blanca gomponp
mebr ols so Groaent Der @elammt-
prohibition auf ben Morft.
@rgentinien lit beute oas beoelt-
ienoite grport=2anb in &inofleiid
II Ser gon5en 8elt uno nod @eu-
Seelono auh Der bebeutenbite Ser.
le1loer BON Sammelfleiid. IS nimmt
iest Oie fribere SteQung Der Ser.
Staaten als Sleiidlieferont fir
europa Elm, % infolge Der in ben
lesten Sabrsebnten einsetretenen
Aenoerung Der @erbaltniiie bier Dos
Angebot faum fir Den einbeimi-
den 8eoarf ausreiht.
Die 5leii9barone bon Chicago
}aben inoeiiem ben 8etrieb in Or.
5entinien nidt al benz 3med &c
5onnen, I'M Sleiid bierber gu lie
iern, lonoern nm Die NOTICE @ae.
re fir ben Morft in england g..
erloneen; iie baben ibr grportge.
idaft einfad bonn Wiiiiiiippi-Sol
nod Dem Ga 8lota perlegt, neil
lie bier nibt mebr geniigenb @aarc
arbalten fonnten. gor 5ebn Sobren
}rportierte Mrgentinien nur etpo
$4,000 9onnen Sleiid, geeen 150.-
900 9onnen, Die aus ben Ser.
5taaten gineen, Dor flint Sobre,I
DION iiberitieg iein @rport opn
luirigen, mo in 1909 beaifferte or
i'd auf 2t0,657 Sonnetl gesen
So, 746 Spnnnen aus noroamerifa-
aiihen Sdfen.
uno babel erpeitert iid Der 9Th
lasmarft Mrgentiniens in europa
INNER mebr. Nibt nur england
fonn nod mebr Sleiih bon bort
5ebraudent ionoera audi Die font
nentalen 2anoer guropas, oie biz
ler fat gar fein gefaltetes Sleiidj
oe5osen, Beginner infolge Der
Rnappbeit on Sdla6tpieb iid ibnl
ju5uneigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-03

reihs %leitete, batte gum oncinioen
3ped Die @ieoeraufridtumg Der
8orberri6aft Selterreibs in Deutid).
lano. Sbn leitete Die Yeoieroe eiller
Hepanhe fir Soooluo. 9oru,n
poute er, nod Dor Dem aonflift 5lui.
iden 8reuBen uno Sranfreid), nod
DOR Dem Quftauden Der Soben5oler'.
|iden aanoiootur ouf oen iponiibcn
3bron, Sranfrei6 fir ieine @epandn.
ioee einlpannen. 9arunl blieb er al.
oieier Soee ielbit baum bdngen, nudJ+
Dem Die erIten glan5cnoen Stege Der
oeutiden Gruppell Die llnmoglidfeit
Der 9urdfibrune oargeleet batten.
an oieier Sbee bot iih Neuit BENT
ou6 gu S6luB ielbit oufgebangt. IS
lit @rof Qnoralin Delder Die Mepan.
de Eolitif pont eriten Biz gum let
ten Moment befampft bat. @egell
cine mabtige ariegspartei in 8icm
an oeren Spise Der @r5beroog Nl-
bre9t, Ser Sieger bon gulto55o, uno
Der oamalige arieesminiiter a1.h,,
itonoen, geeen ben &oiier Sran5 So.
ief ielbit Der nod in ben Mni9auun-
gen Der groB oeutid)en 8olitif be.
faneen mar, aber iib bod BEN trifti-
gen @rInben bes ungaril6en Mtilli-
tier : 9raiioenten nidt periaote. Die.
lie @riinoe orongen ourh. DETER.
reid : ungarn blieb neutral.
@ie iid Die @eididte lpol seitaltet
baber miiroe, pellit in Dem benfpiir.
oigen 2ronrot in @ien bonn is. Sui
1870 Die 8riegspariei ourdgebrun-
gen pare2 Damn mare bamols Der
aroBe @eltbrano ausgebroden, auf
oelien @erbiitung beute nod Die gan.
&c @eisbeit Der Diplomoten berubt.
Donn batte Seiterrei1 an Der Seite
ser Sron5oien geeen Die 9eutifen
uno Die Muiien gefdmpft unb Die eue
ropaiide 2onbfarte pielleibt Elm gan,
onoeres @nsieben erbalten. 4ber
nas Huge Wort MnoraIip's bon Der
3ufunftsoufgabe beg 0onaureids
orane ourb. 9ieies @ort finoet
6ente feline 8ernirflidung. Deter.
reid : llnsarn erfiiat beute elm ai,l-
turoufgobe i'm Siooiten @uropa's,
lrno es bot dig Selfer neben iid Dos
Deutide Geid.
chamberlain aber, mie oos belle
huge beg groBen unsorii6en Staats.
manng oamaIs idon, in Der 3eit au;-
lden 1866 unb 1870, onrh bidtc
Rebel Die 3ufunft 9e%Iterreid . TIT
gorns erihout. l1no mabrboft brur.
iiig iii Ser @laube an iolfe 3i,funft
qeipefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-03

gaubbeit Tam nt6t gebeilt tuerhen
our1 lotaIe Mpplifationen. neil tic ben
BEN franfen Sell bes Gbres niht erreis
den tonnen. gs giebt nur einen Ieg,
Die Saubbeit gu furieren. uno Der lit
our6 fonifitutionele 3eilmittel. Saib-
heit tpiro burh einen e~nf3iinbeten s.
Itanb Der ihIeimisen NusfIeiouna BET
gnitnGiihen N6bre peruriaht. Wenr
|oiefe gfobre fih ent5iinbet, babt SIR eis
nen rumpeInoen Son ODER unboufommes
nes @eb6r; unb fpenn Tie aan5 geihloI.
len lit, erfoIat Eaubbeit, uno tpenn bieie
@~nt5iinbung niht aeboben uno biefe
G0bre ipie6er in ibren seh5rigen 8us
itanb beriebt peroen lam. tpirb oas
@eh0r fir INNER 5erit5rt tperben; nenn
Sdue unter 5ebn finb burh aatarrp
perurfa6t, nelder niGts aIs elm ente
siinoeter 3uitano Der fhleimigen Sbers
fl1fen lit.
@ir tpo1en %einbunbert 9ounrs fir
ieoen (bnrh &atarrb beruriaften Snl)
bon Sanbheit 9eben. ben mir nift bird
G~innebmen bon 5aI's 3dtdrrhs&ur te,s
len tSnnen. 2aBt gud umionit girtu.
lare fommen.
s. 3. Gheneb & 60, 9olebo. 6.
sJ Berfaift bon alien Mppthefen. 75e.
9an's EomiliensGinen iinb Die belrer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-03
areentiniens Slsiid-G Export.

Gas 5Ieiid-grportgei6dft ar.
gentiniens, bas iib in Den lestcn
sSsabren iebr bcoeudeno geboben
bat, liegt in groBem WaBe in
Sanoen Der ~norbamerifaniifen
Observation-Disclosures. Sic iino abio-
Lutte gigentumer BON 5ipeien Der
bortiaen lieben @eielli6aften, ote
lih nit Der Broouftion uno bern
grport bon gefrorenem rrno gefal
tetem Sleii4 befoiien, boberp NIT
mebreren Der onoeren @eiealhoften
cine Observation-Disclosures uno &C.
ben NIT Der Mbii6t Inn, peitere
InIaqen 8u erriften.
Die anerfannt noroamerifmi
ihen @eieQihoften limo Die Ga Rlo'
ia golo Storage SO. nno Die Sn
Yfanco 60, bon oenen Die %erltere.
ieit tie in geiis Der Noroamerifo
ner fam, iih aus unbeoeutenoei1
anfdngen gum beoeutenoiten Brc.
o~usenten in Areentinien entfpidclt
hof. ,8ei elmer Dor fur5em in gue.
nos Mpres obeeboltenen ansitet-
luna BON Mfaitpieb erreate Tie ourd'
Die qons ouBereemobnIib bobra
Yreiie, Die iie be5ablte, Inn ben
3ndtern gu 8eiscn, mas lie hqhen
min uno oieie sur 3udt aaerbeltcr
aIaiien bon Sdluhtuieb 5u peron'
.loifen, cine Seniotion.
Ole beioen lebtqenonnten @e'eu'
fhoften proonsierten i'm porioen
ssohre Elm 9rittel Der @eionmtpro.
BUTTON. an qefrorenem Rinoftelld,
uao eineu foit ebenio groBen Setl