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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
GET RESULT FROM PUBLICITY
Advertising Should 30 Clear and Orig
lnal and Sufficiently Interest.
Ing TO 30 Read.

Paul c. Gerhardt. advertising MAI
ager Of the Dallas Dispatch. and sec
rotary OF tie Southwestern division oe
Associated Advertising clubs. talked
To members Of the Topeka Adyertis-
Ing club recently IN regard to the re-
suits to be obtained through sys-
tematic advertising.
Mr.. Gerhardt talked OF the heart
interest in advertising and its results.
His chief points were directed to the
advertiser himself In part MI. Ger
hardt said:
Advertising should be clear. lively
and original. II should be appropriate
to the size. quality and standing Of the
house It represents. It must be sut-
fciently interesting to be read with
interest. In fact. the advertiser must
BE- sufficiently posted upon his subject
that he can talk Interestingly regard
ing It. I,
There are two ends to DO accom-
plished-the future building up Of ones
business. and immediate results. The
former is the more important. What
the advertiser must do Is place his
business before the people in way to
build his reputation. The biggest op-
portunits' ia in the future-the further,
one looks ahead. the greater will be-
the results obtained.
TT IS the man who does not adrer-
tipe. or who does not do SO persist
emily, who will be the first TO feel
the depression IN times OF business
sadrersity.-
Mr.. Gerhardt referred to the wri-
ting Of advertising. saying:
"Regin spontaneously at the vital
roint. An advertisement should not
be written to be admired for or liter,
arv show. Results are what is wanted:
Trey must be written to sell the
goods. Many Advertisements do rot
contain enough ssleemanship.; They
should contain that which tho b-ei-
ness man would tell the customer
we're be talking to him &C. to face.
Hackneyed terms should be avoided.
They weaken the appeal. Some mer-
chants are too general. others Ese
technical terms which the customer
does not understand. This IS harm.
I'll IN. that the outlay "a an expense
which cannot draw the sern -esnlts
as well written. clear. cnnciea ana
or'Tt2al advertisement.
Every advertisement s ~ have
enough originality to be recognized.
even should the lame OF the business
man be displaced and that OF com.
petitor substituted;r--s
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complain about; but prices increase
much more rapidly than do wages
and incomes, and that is the reason
for the present business depression.
People cannot buy more than they
have wages to pay for, SO they cut
offluxuries and even some necessities;
thus there is a lessened demand for
such articles, and the manufacturers
decrease production, the wholesalers
buy less and SO do the retailers.
Whatever the reason for the dispari-
ty between incomes and expenditures
the result is to greatly disturb bust
ness.
The Democrats show that one of
the chief causes of these abnormally
high prices is the tariff protection to
the trusts and combines that very
generally control production of not
only manufactured goods, but also
many food products. The Demo-
cratic contention is fully borne out
by the difference in the increase in
prices in Great Britain and here dur
ing the same period, as shown by
the index number of the London
Economist. The percentage of in
crease in the average price of COM
modities in England from June 1897
to September /, 1910 has been SO
per cent.
As England is virtually free
trade nation, the tariff being low and
on but few articles, the rise in
prices there must be from a world
wide cause, and the 81 per cent
higher prices in the Uuited States
can be fairly charged to the tariff.
As England buys great deal of food
stutfs from us, the greatly increased
prices of food here has increased the
price Of food in England, while clotl:-
ing and other necessities have been
practically stable there. So, the
real difference in the cost of living
in protected America and free trade
England is actually greater than 81
per cent, as the figures show.
If we all could buy what we now
purchase for 81 per cent less, we
could save over one quarter of our
income and wages, or could spend it
in better living or luxuries. What
boom" times that would make!
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If, in consequence of the high cost
of living, you cannot afford to buy
real wool clothing for yourself, wife
and little ones this winter, and you
ali SILVER with cold, remember that
Republican Congress refused to re-
dnce the high tariff rates of the wool
schedule which allows the Wooden
Trust to charge about double price
for its products, and did nothing that
resulted in lowering the price of 9TH
er necessities of life.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02
CLERKS NcLOYER.

1t takes just twice as much money
to support the clerks in the West
Virginia government service now as
it did only FIVE years ago, yet the
State Republican committee tearfully
asks if there is any place, any single
item of expenditure that could posi-
bly, be cut down. Maybe the labors
in the department have increased
two fold since 1905. If they haven't
it is difficult to account for the in
crease in the salaries of the no de of
henchmen now holding good berths
under the present regime. 1929
worth of clerks were able to do the
work in 1905. 1t took s47 900 to
the clerical work in 1906. Must have
been lot more to do in 1907 for
that year $50 $50 was paid the clerks.
They received the same amount in
1908, but since the present admins
tration went into office it was found
that there were not enough jobs to
go around and SO they increased the.
clerical expenses from $4,000 to
S75,3o0. Anticipating that there
might be others to be taken care of
in 1910 they jumped the item for
clerical hire up another thousand.
Yet even this munifcent amount for
the safekeepins of the boys who
worked around election time was not
up to the ideas entertained by the
heads of departments for they asked
for $4,000 for each year. Good
place for the pruning knife. Per-
haps even now some of those S75, 900
worth of clerks are scurrying around.
gathering data to answer these fig
ures.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02

IT gives US pleasure to note among
the candidates on the democratic
ticket, in Gallia county, the name
of our old friend James E. Robinson,
for County Recorder. Mr.. Robinson
has been reporting for Gallipolis
papers for over thirty-fve years and
the many nice things that he has
said about the people of that COM
munity in that time would make an
awfuHy large volumn. Here's hoping
that he is elected by rousing maj-
ority.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Il advertising doesn't pay,
why 10 K that The most sue

II advertising doesn't pay,
why 10 Il that The most sue
cessful merchants Of every
town, large and small, are
the heaviest adgertloers7 II
Il does not pay, why do the
largest business firms In the
world spend millions in that
way7 10 II because they
want 10 donate those mil
lions to the newspapers and
magazine publlshere, or be-
cause they donY know 40
much about business as the
six for. a-dollar merchant
who says money spent In
advertising 10 thrown away
or donated 10 The man 10
whom II 10 pald7 Such talk
la simply ridiculous and Il
requires more than The ay-
erage patience TO discuss
the proposition Of whether
advertising pays or not with
that kind Of a man.
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HITS THE FARMER.

The law tixin" January LIST as the
beginning of the assessment year
works a hardship on the farmer
whom the tax laws are supposed to
confer such great benefit upon.
Under the old law the assessment
year began as of April LIST. Now
the farmer is called upon to pay n
tax upon the provisions stored in his
house and barn for the winter use
called upon to pay tax upon the
feed for his cattle, for the grain, the
cabbage, the potatoes and even the
preserves over which his wife has la
bored to tide him over the winter
months.
The Democrats sought to remedy
this in the last legislature but the
Republican majority squelched such
an attempt. The record for itself.
On Thursday, January eS, 1909,
Hon. W. T. Talbot, of Webster
county, a Democrat, introduced
House Bill No. col entitled A bill.
to amend and re-enact section lSe of
Chapter so of the Acts of 1907 in
relation to the date of assessment"
This bill was referred to the Com
mittee on Taxation and Finance.
See page ls5 of the bound volume of
the Journal of the House of Dele
gates.
What was the fate of that bills
Read this extract from page eos of
the Journal. Your Committee on
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HIGH COST OF LIVING.
The Republican party has been i

The Republican party has been in
complete control of every depart
ment of the government since 1896
President, Senate aud Congress.
They have given you a government
trusts, beef trust, sugar trust, -four
trust, clothing strust, and the
daddy" of them all the tariff, trust.
See the result below:
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02

Taxation and Finance, having had
under consideration House Bill No.
so1, a Bill to amend, etc., report
the same back with the recommen-
dation that it do not pass That
effectually killed the measure and
the relief sought was not obtained.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02

REMEMBER vote for Smith for
State Senator means vote to con-
tinues n. B. Scott in the United
States Senate, as he is. Pledged to
support him if elected.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02

REMINDER Maine, where the Dem
ocrats won glorious victory because
but few Democrats failed to vote.
To get your vote in is the final test
Of your Democracy.
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vorE for snyder for State Senator

voTE for Snyder for State Senator.
Every voter who is opposed to stand
pat republicanism, Scottish, Cannon
ism, and all other bad isms should
vote for D. S. Snyder for State Sena-
tor, Mr.. Snyder is man of sterling
worth, a man who will honestly and
fairly stand by honestly principals.
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IS. so SIS. IS

Your table bill has doubled; have
your wares doubled? You pay 100
per cont more for your clothing,
blankets and household goods; has
your salary kept pace with the the
increased cost of living: Your rent
is higher. and your fuel is higher;
how much higher is your weekly
wage check: Don't you think you
had better put the trusts that have
doubled the cost of living out of bust
ness?
CLOTHING COSTS MORE TOO.
The cost of clothing has increased
.6s per cent in, the last o years.
Here is table which tells its own
story:
In 1900 In 1910
l pr. $40. all wool
blankets sS.75 $500
5 yds. blue serge
$50 in. wide >. SIS 6.e5
go yds. unbleached
cotton l.eo eco
5 yds. unbleached mus.
lin -. As rs
8 pieces long cloth s.75 5.e5
8 yds. cotton and wool
aannels sl.5o go
5 yds. Atwood flannel els 6.e5
9 yds. cashmere l.5o 500
5 yds. cheviot all wool $50 n.e5
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02

The Indiana Democrat. suggest
that Colonel Roosevelt call himself
into convention and adopt platform
on-which he can stand wherever he
yees.
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Mattero Of Points.

Harlov-r'm surprised to hear that
F1ushieish hasn't returned the ten doll
lars he borrowed OF you come time
ago. I always thought he had some
good points.
Barlow-Well. 50 bias o paper oc
pins-yet they are apt to stick yoa.
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900 a day.

MY friend" said the solemn man
on the railroad tran. do you drink
intoxicating HquorsT'
"Sure!" cried the conyivial chap.
Much obliged for the invitation. Got
9 flask with your
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02

vorE for D. S. Snyder for State
Senator. fellow citizen of our coun-
ty who will ably and couscientiously
represent US if elected.
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voteearly and see that your neigh.
Dor. the same.

Texas can brag of its early snow,
but wait for the returns from New
York, it will be a frost II inches
deep.
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Gee oooooooooooooo
Free advertising dent pay. .
You usually have 20 mako fool 9
Of yourself In order TO get L. .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Zono OF Safety,

Zone OF Safety.
Il don't see how I could insure
your life. Aviation is a dangerous
calling.
But. by dear friend. don't you see.
1t puts US out Of reach OF the automo,
bile
Naturally the policy was won.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-02

AFTER THE RACES DON'T FOR
GET THAT
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
ETGGNSvILLE. MO.
has wideawate Sunday school. to
which the whole country 10 invited.
C'"ss@- for everybody.
The preaching services are not % $
bad.
II. W. HUNTER. Minister.
F. L. M.CoRD. Superintendent.
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When asked what ne thought of ad.
vertistng as an aid to Christianity:
Rev. Mr.. Hunter said: II am arm
believer IN II. have done a good
deal Of It and am sure It does good"
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An Advertising Paetor. =
IN the catalogues for the Lafayette
County fMo9 fair. appeared the fol-;
lowing unique advertisement:
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
Spipital =YlGnc limb iertig.

Im poriscn Samstns fcbrte 5err
Sfarrer 8. 8. S%orfenbrod bon 8atcr>
loo, a.. ben ct. Goui6 5uriid. ND CT
cinige &od)cu 3ubrad)tc, Die Yldne
li1b Spe5ififatipnen fir has reilc ct.
Sran5isfoner : Soipital gu perpoll>
~itdnbigcr. @s mirbcn mebrere Der
d1bcrungcn III Den priginelen Eldncn
p~orscnpmnen; nnItatt bret Stodipcrfc
bod iol cs Jest bier Stodlpcrfe bod
ircrbcn unb ale SlbbDoen iperbcn aus
reinforced Concrete" berseitcllt nerz
Den. Die Sinridtun9 bes 5oipitals
pirb Die bcnfbar bette lperben; Die
Sberiu Wntter @ttu lit ieit etipa
einem Sabre nit Der arrangirung be-
ihGftigt gepeien. Sic lit ieit 40
Snhren I'M Suipitals Sieult. Sic
Tldnc ipcrben ctlpa gum 10. Mu9lllt
fertiQ icin.
Yfarrer Sorfenbrod bate in ct.
2oui3 einen leihten Gnfaa pon WeaS
lcrias Sicber, unb mubte einc @o6e
lang i'm 8oipital 5ubrinsen, fiiblt lest
aber ipiebcr gut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19

n .t|
5lrsi Stcllen gebrod1en nm Die Wiis>
feln 5erriien. Sm GanSen iinb ins
fol9c ieuer aataitropbc So 9erionen
gcitorben unb 40 idJipere perlebt NOR
ben. Mcbrcrc bon bieicu iinb baucrne
perfriippelt. "s
- Icfpros 9reije bat in Den leBter
Sasen oas SarmIanb III Der l~ln1gegcur
bon @arlpille, Sa.. cr5ielt. Sic %.
.. 8oerSebpfi 100 Ifer Sarm puroe
fiir $500 pro Ifer p~erfauft; Srol,
Warie Gife perfaufte ibre 100 afel
Sarm fiir $106 pro Ider; 5enri
Cefer pcrfaufte lein &ano fir $135
Den Iter nnb Geo. Sidion ~perfaIfte
cine @icrtelzS eftion fir 1925 pro
ader. Die 9%ennitntcn Sarmen ges
boren gu Den %beitbcbauten I'M Sela>
ipnre GolIntp.
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Gffteinlcgnng su gsiaep, Spma.

Im 4. Suli murbc Der @ditein De,
neuen ct. Wurien Stride gu &iqep
Carroll Gountp. Soma. bonn bodDp' tier
Srn. 0afgr. S. Z. Seueriteir bon 81
Wars, ais Stclpertreter bes bods
ip'lten Srn. 8iidois @arrigan, gelegt
Del6er ireaet Der gditeinlegun9 Der
nelien ct. gonifa5ius Stride IN SiouI
Gitp niht anipeienb iein fonnte.
Sic Stride lpifb i'm sotbii6en Stpl
gebdut, 116 SUB lang unb so Sut
brett. nit etnem 5burme bon 1873 Suf
Sobe. Sic 8aufoiten perben unses
fdbr aH $4,000 fpn1men unb es
lpirp mad ibrer @ouenpung cine ber
id)0niten in Carroll Gonntp iein. 9n
Die @emeinbe erIt Dor brei Sabren eine
nclic Yfarrifule fir $4,000 se6aui
bat, 10 lit bas senib elm iprehenbes
3eu9nib bon Dem @laliben unb Dor
Der SpferpiGisfeit Der @emeinbemits
glleDer.
Der Seier ipobnten anber bicl Boil
Die iplgenben 6oftp. Serren bel: Ht
Hcp. Wjsr. Seuerftein, 2eIaars; Bert
Gep. 8regorp Gehtolb, 8. g. g..
Heftpr ces ct. Meinrab Seminar, ct
Wieinrab. Snb.; Bern Hep. g. Sars
reIp, &eb. q. @eblins uno Sep. 3,
Sinnegan. Carroll; Hep. 9. Waradtpa
Maple Niber; 9tep. u. Wieier. Sgben
8cp. q. 2uebrsmanu unb 8eb. s,
Oiarr, grebn; Reb. s.. gaeumler
Salbur; Hep. q. 8agner, Wapleton
Hep. alb. Shnefier, 0%anburg; Hep,
G,e. @ienolb. Sbebolt; Mep. II. Srep
Goielle; Reb. Hlacibius Beder. 8. 9,
5empleton; Rep. g. 2bn6, @a.
Mia. Rep. 8. Sdenfelberg, gbarte,
Saf;sHeb. t8erm. Dries. Sebbam
Hcn. 8. Mebbnf. Coon Rdpibs; Nep.
s. sdulte, 4~rcabia; 8ep. s. 9ein5ls
meier. Yfarrer Der @enein6e.
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Cine idmer bcimseinftc Jamilie.
StacppiIle, Soma,

VI y Ullle I, Suipu, o.
Den II. Suli 1910.
IS mar ant leeten Sreitae Nabs
mittu9 gescn 4 llbr. als Die trauriae
&unbe plosli6 burh infer Stdbtfen
brang. baB Die Ibams 8riiber i'm
naben CEDAR : Sluiie er%trunfen ieien.
Die 2eid)cn irlrbcn gum 5auie Der
GItcrn. Sobn q. Ioams, gebraht, lpu
cine ber58erreibeuoe S5ene lid abs
ipielte. Sie ertrlnfenen 8riiber
itunben i'm folgenbeu Ilter: Solept
mar 13 Sabre alt unb bate erit boz
3fpci @oden ieine grite III. Gommus
Mon gemaft; Iartin mar II nnf
Wifael 10 Sabre oft. SnS 9egrdbs
nib fai,b am Snmstag itutt, ba ipeger
Der iparmeu Witterlm9 oic 2eider
nidt LANCER erbalten pcrben fpnnten,
Cine fat unabiehbare Wenge 2eibs
truaenbe bate iid bon Stab uub Serr
in Der ct. Warien Stride eineefunben
no Die giulegnuns Der 2ei6en I'M
3 ltbr Hahmittags itattfuno. Sie
Gerempnicn nabm unIer beliebter Scrr
Sfarrer Dor unb belt cine tief 81
Ser5en gcbenbe Yrebist. Sic Ore
2cid)cn murbeu in Elm 9roBeS 8rat
geleet. Ser trducrnben Samtlie
infer 8eileib! = Corr.
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llnicrc bficntlifcn Sphihnlcn.

Sm Soma Staatsz I~r5cigcr" leien
mir: nIlia 1877 Ipplifanten fir Ycbz
rerz Certificate fonntcu So Die Brit
fung nicht bethlehem. 9ielelbcn iparcn
idinmtli6 man9elbaft i'm Hedtihreiz
ben, lie funnten nidt ridtig buhitaz
bircu, unb boh famen iie serabet aus
Der 3udihule! Gin 8eipcis lpic
pbcrfld6Iid pieliad in u%nieren
Dftentliden sShMlcn unterribtet
nirb." llnb troebem 9ibt cs cine 9cz
ipiiic Sortc fntboliidJcr Glteru, Die cine
gbre BARN icbcu, ibre &inbcr in Die
Stnatsihule 81 ihifen, uno banrl
meincn, lpie %coloiio( gei6eibt lie banz
beln pilrben. Die fntboliidc Yfarrs
llnb Sohid1ulc obcr DaS fatbolii6e
College 9cben ,uniercr Sugeub nidi
allcin einc iolibe, moraliiGc Siloun9,
Tie unterriGtcu nllh 9riiublih mn
omar in praftii6cn a%enntniien, Die
gum Sorttommen i'm Seben llrllnle
gdnglid %nutblrcnbig iinb. aatboliife
gltsrn iolcu lid bas b~cionbers be-
ipuBt icin, beim Scginn bes ncliell
Sduljabres. 3d.. -4r.
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Die Submauc Gpunm Iarmer

finb boiler 3uffnung. baB Elm gutter
Hegen inncrbdl6 Der ndditcn pnar
@od]en Die &urncrntc rctteu miro, Die
10 piel ueripriht, lrenu mn Del
rtotbigc Gc8cn reht5eiti9 einieyt. Die
@iebpeiben icbcn tpegen Der 9iirre
ffledt aus lnb ledScn fDrmli6 nad
2egcn. &afcr ipirb es I'M Surhs
idnitt nidt piel eeben, tpenn nllt Der
geipiinIhte gegen fdme. Illf Die
Scuernte mirp mittelmdBi9 icin. Die
&artpffcln lciben icbr untcr Del
Siirre. @S iino lpeni8c Aurtpffelr
am Stod Iub aud Die lpenigcn iiui
meiit fleiu. Sut groBcn @nt5cn bal
ole beurige Grute inter Der Siirrc &C.
litteu NM ipirb rtdtt 10 gut icin pit
Die l%cbtjdbrige. Nbcr Die Hcbltod,
beren Sliitbeu n,ciit I'M Sriibiabr CT.
froreu iparen, baben piebcr gebliibi
unb Die 8einerutc miro better mic il
fem. llcbcral mirb jebt flciBig Sei
gentaht uub Die 2eutc baben bod
ipcuigitcnS Den 5roit. acnlig Site 5ul
@erurbeitm9 besiclbcn 81 baben. in,
bcs Die GARNER III Central europa bt,
0tnbt bd lie9cn babcn unb bicielb,
burh bcitGnbigen Tc9en p~crfaulcr
nuIB. Suh Ser Safer ndbert lid
ieiner Hcifc lub bic u5erreu bon
2anhe" iteten. lpie Der lanoldufig,
Gusorud lautct, bis ii6cr Die Sbrci
in Der Irbcit.
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usrrnhuratTdJra.
perciniote Staatett.

Wir MAIDEN unicrc 9lier unb oeren
Sreuuoe, Die iunerhalb Der lcBten filnf
Sabre ~eingcpanbert iinb, aufmcrtiam
auf eineu Irtifel an anberer Stcllc
oieler Summer, inter bem 5itel:
y8idti9 fir Gin9epanberte." Ser
ielbe ertldrt ii6 ielbit.
Snrcmbnrg, Sppa. = am12. Suli
Gbenbs lit mad ldn9crerr arantbeit
Srnu Wenrie gieiiers IN ibrer Samiz
Iienz Geiiben3 in Der 9tdbe o 2urem>
burg geitorben. Seit Den lesteu ieds
Sabrcn mar tic frdnflih -geipeien.
Srau Neiiers mar cine geborene
Yctcrs uuh lie mar bel ibreut Spoe
IS Sabre alt. 8pr ~ Snbren lpurbe
fie NIT Srn. Neiicrs in Der 5eiligeu
Sreifaltigfeits : Stride 81 2urcmburg
getraut. Gs iiberlcben lie ibr 8attc
uno fiinf &iuber, unb brei Shlpeltern:
Iaggte, Srall Hciff, Spcrspilc;
Guna. Srnu %. 9ries, 2uremburg,
iinb aatbarina. Srau q. 2pe, 2urcm@
burg, lnb 5ipei 8riiber: bernard 5t
Naibua NM 0tifael 81 2nremburg.
Sas Se9rdbniB fanb am Samstaa
feierlih itatt. 2eibentrd9er iparcn:
Yfid)acl Glemeil, Mattb. 8ebcr, Yctcr
@eibcr. Sobn Slsen. Sobn Stefien unr
Sos. Sriebmaun. Gicl Bolt nabnn
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